boswell. "if you do not have a relationship with someone or a company, then you are not getting in now. however, another section the court wrote the governement can not prohibit people from coming into the country who have a credible claim. boswell. "if you have a relationship here you can come. the aclu who is challenging the ban saying it violates the fundatmental constituational principle that government can not favor or disvaor any one religion says they are in support of the full court hearing the matter so they can quote strike it down." boswell. it is imposible to say what will happen next, it is like reading tea leaves. in sf, terisa estacio, kron four news. (vicki) and we told you about today's decision by the supreme court to review president trump's travel ban - by sending you a push alert this morning. make sure you download the free kron four mobile app - to get breaking news updates sent directly to your phone. (steve) the supreme court is taking on a new clash between gay rights

we are driving down the freeway and point out the baptist church is still there and it used to be boswell drugs. of course we talk about the whole entrepreneurial thing so they look at these businesses all the way back to the problem family. there's important elements of the culture. 1950s, 60s and 70s you could end talk about any major ensemble that didn't have an african-american from detroit. that has the opportunity to work very closely with my mentor who taught me some lessons on the flute. it was generated by the system as a phenomenal musician. the whole music thing. she is now heading up the department in pittsburgh. i was on the phone talking to james carter and the photograph books i did and it captures the essence it goes all the way to europe. they go on and on with the jazz musicians that came out of this. the music universe wouldn't be complete without motown. he was reluctant even to do that but they stayed on the case and came out like what's going on so that was the music that captured the whole spirit of the movement and all of those individuals had connections. do you t

. >> reporter: in the end, boswell says this is about the supreme court buying time. the new relationship requirement will stay in place until the fall. then the justices are expected to make a final ruling on whether trump's proposal flies. >> they're weighing in on how they want to handle it for the next few months. >> it's not clear when the administration plans to put these new rules into effect. however, the department of homeland security did make an announcement on its website today saying that the rules will go into effect, this is a quote, with clear and sufficient public notice particularly to potentially affected travelers and in coordination with partners and travel agencies. that's a reference to all the mayhem that broke out earlier this year when they changed the rules and some people didn't find out until after they had landed. >> of course, simon perez at sfo good to see you again, thank you. >>> separately the supreme court agreed today to hear a case involving religious liberty versus gay rights. a colorado baker refused to make a cake for a same-se

that was sidney boswell, he was a student of mine and we talk about the whole entrepreneurial thing in black detroit. so that is important. begin to look at how these black businesses all the way back to the -- they are important elements of have a culture and the jazz, they say nothing about jazz! at one time kiki, you could in the 1960s - actually 1950s, 1960s and into the 70s you cannot talk about any kind of a major ensemble, a major quintet, trio, quartet, orchestra that did not have an african-american from detroit. not one! [applause] i had the opportunity to work very closely with youssef. he taught me lessons on the flute. and what he met in terms of audio physic music.check that out. no jazz for you. physio- psychic music. a great photo in the book about him and my mother. so the whole music thing and i think about tim cox and charles moore the thing about teddy harris i mean you talk about some of that. i mean jerry lynn now she is now heading up the music department at the university of pittsburgh. i was on the phone coming that he is unto james carter. you know the young p

you need a 10% simple leverage ratio which is far more capital than was required either under the boswell dodd-frank. that's the tradeoff. it's the tradeoff with private equity capital and the analogy is basically a privately financed insurance policy against bailouts -- >> but if you have a strong billion sheet -- >> but at the same time you're arguing we need to make it easier for banks to loan money, to offer mortgages, et cetera. you don't think that this law would make it harder for a bank of america to offer a loan or a mortgage? >> make it more difficult -- >> given the capital requirements you just talked about? >> one it's a voluntary capital requirement. if they don't want to take the voluntary capital requirement, they don't have to do it. it's one of the reasons that we called it the choice act. they have a choice. but i would also point out that 98% of all banks, according to fdic data that had a 10% simple ratio survived the second worst financial panic in america's history. so if you achieve that level we think there will be greater stability. but at the same time we want f