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judge gorsuch challenges the chevron deference doctrine. in the gutierrez case, he indicates that judges rather than agencies should be basically administering our laws. the long-standing deference to agencies to interpret our law has been allowed agencies to carry out their mission. without that authority, it's extremely challenging to see how an agency can carry out the missions of laws that we have passed. and judge gorsuch raises questions as to whether that doctrine is still relevant. now, let me make it clear, who benefits from the chevron doctrine? the chevron doctrine has allowed agencies to protect workers' rights, to protect our environment, protect consumers, food safety and the list goes on and on and on. these are our states. we have many examples to show how important the chevron deference doctrine has been. in my state of maryland, the chesapeake bay, which is critically important to maryland's economy, critically important to the character of the state that we have in maryland and our future, the protection of the public hea

regarding chevron, judge gorsuch has written that chevron seems to be no less than a judge-made doctrine for the abdication of the judicial duty that prevents american courts from fulfilling their constitutionally delegated duty interpreting what the law actually intends. careful judicial scrutiny and interpretation of the law will allow courts to rein in agency actions that are inconsistent with the law and beyond the bounds of what congress inten intended. in his concurrence in gutierrez brusola v. lynch, gorsuch argues that the administrative procedure act vests in the courts the responsibility to, and i quote, interpret statutory provisions and overturn agency action inconsistent with those provisions, end of quote. and questions the idea that congress and once again i quote, intended to delegate away its legislative power to executive agencies. closed quote. judge gorsuch takes his duty as a judge with the utmost seriousness. he seeks to interpret the law the way congress intended, not in the way that an executive agency wants it to be. his careful and academic approach to judicial

chevron, just like we saw with the price of oil itself, chevron's got a bullish pattern of higher highsigher lows, with chevron currently trading at 108, broden sees two lows, one is the 105 area, one is 102. a timing cycle came through in the last few days of march, right after it made its low of 106. that suggests the stock has already gone through decline mode, now we should be in rally mode. if chevron can hold it's floor of support, broden thinks this stock could be ready to roar. there's a lot more upside to royal prices. broden wouldn't be surprised if this stock goes up to $152. we take a look at some of the high rollers, the ones that i think people are most excited about, because they have what's known as beta. this is a weekly chart of pioneer national resources, psd. probably the most exciting energy stock in the whole oil patch. they have the gulfport region in texas and new mexico. everybody wants a piece of what these guys have. the easiest to get out, the most margin when they go sell it overseas or go sell it to any market or any refiner. broden says there's something d

a group of peasant farmers have been involved in high profile global litigation against chevron. they won billions in damages at various points and chevron has spent hundreds of millions litigating this case and our green mayor, surprisingly was the largest city in the country with a green mayor, and met with the previous president and established a strong border relationship against litigation over big oil and adverse impacts. we have a sister country it was pointed out. >> moderator: there is controversy tackled in the books and i heard you do not want to pardon upon debate about a tax share but i would like to hear from each of you because a rot of time environmental issues of the debates and you talk to someone on the opposite side and in the end it seems like each one of you has come to a certain conclusion. i would love to hear from you as writers and journalists how you got through it all to come to the position at the end. let's start with you lee. >> nay are not central and black and white. as miriam mentioned, we have different -- not that different but i think we actua

casi tan bueno como chevron.rimer impacto" la ciudad de san josÉ, puede enviar su foto, vÍdeo e historia por mensaje directo vÍa facebook. o por correo electrÓnico. ya hemos empezado a recibir alguno de estos vÍdeosmuchas gracias por participar. organizaciones comunitarias, hacen una invitaciÓn con ese fin se realiza algÚn evento para este viernes 14 de abril y es totalmente gratis. la cita serÁ en el auditorio de la escuela secundaria roosevelt, ubicada en el 19 26 de la calle 19 en la ciudad de auckland. tendrÁ la oportunidad deconsultar a expertos en inmigraciÓn. quÉdese con el noticiero univisiÓn, gracias y buen provecho. ♪ hoy es miÉrcoles 12 de abril del 2017. tras reunirse con vladimir putÍn, el secretario de estadidad mi tÍo que la relaciÓn entre washington y moscÚ estÁ en su punto mÁs bajo. miles de indocumentados que obtuvieron su licencia, temer ser deportados. la sangre sigue corriendo en venezuela, la polÍtica venezolana suman 4 muerto y un cardenal agredido en plena misa. abogados d

he wrote, chevron appears to qualify as a violation of the separation of powers. then he argued that its primary rationale is no more than a fiction. when you look look at what he said about the protecting workers and public health versus what justice scalia once explained, and i quote from justice scalia, it will be given its full scope because it more accurately reflects the reality of government and thus more adequately serves its need. in this case, judge gorsuch was shoving a more activist conservative agenda than justica scalia. let me move on to citizens united. we've talked about this probablu more than any other court on the senate. we know it is a fight & co. for supreme court decision and it opened up the floodgates for dark money allowing the corporations to have constitutional rights that we thought -- judge gorsuch announced a scrutiny standard united make the citizens united case i th campaign finance law limit. i think each of us should be concerned about that limit. let me move on to the transamerica in case. was i here, he was in the minority tha

casi tan bueno como chevron.un 67% desde que donald trump asumiÓ el poder. asÍ lo dijo el ex jefe de la patrulla fronteriza, david aguilar. el senador republicano ron johnson seÑalÓ que el precio de construcciÓn de el muro fronterizo o si la harÍa entre 5000 y 8,000,000,000 de dÓlares. es decir unas seis veces menos de lo que se habÍa dicho anteriormente. el nuevo cÁlculo se basa en el muro que fue levantado en israel en su frontera sur que es de casi 3,000,000 por milla, ademÁs de 1,000,000 de dÓlares por cada misa de terreno fronterizo comprado para la obra. el secretario de seguridad interna, john kelly se reuniÓ por primera vez con los congresistas demÓcratas quienes exigieron que no se intimide a los inmigrantes. que lÍrico que investigara cualquier reporte de que sus oficiales van a escuelas a intimidar a los inmigrantes. jorge: los agentes de aes parecen estar innovando sus mÉtodos para arrestar indocumentados. esta vez detuvieron a un indocumentado en un taxi en el que viajaba hacia su trabajo en el subur

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chevron con techron. ¡ah techron! ninguna gasolina limpia mejor que chevron con techron.omo chevron. >> llegamos al final del noticiero serÁ hasta maÑana. ojalÁ nos volvamos a ver. muy buenas noches a todos. >>sÁbado 8 de abril Éstas son las principales noticias. sube la tensiÓn en venezuela por tercera vez a la semana, la oposiciÓn toma las calles en contra de Él gobierno de nicolÁs maduro. si usted quiere convertirse de reciente a ciudadano, no sÓlo necesita un historial libre de antecedentes penales, tambiÉn una calidad moral impecable. le vamos a explicar, por primera vez en el mausoleo donde descansan los restos de marÍa fÉlix se abre ante las cÁmaras de televisiÓn, revelando secretos de la doÑa. asÍ comenzamos. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. con fÉlix y aranza. aranza: buenas noches. bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. por tercera vez en la semana, venezuela es el escenario de multitudinarias marchas de oposiciÓn contra el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro. los enfrentamientos han dejado saldo de decenas de heridos y detenidos. denuncian represiÓn y brutal

deference, the chevron doctrine. whether or not judge gorsuch is going to be willing to overturn the chevron doctrine. now, i find these two arguments kind of interesting because on one hand, you have an argument saying we're afraid he's not going to stand up to the president of the united states, and then on the other hand you have an argument saying that we're afraid he's going to stand up to the administrative state of the president of the united states. because that's what the chevron doctrine does. it gives great deference to the regulatory body, to the administrative state. now, here's another irony. the administrator of the e.p.a. in 1984 was judge gorsuch's mother, ann berford. the administrator of the e.p.a., the first woman to serve as e.p.a. administrator who was the subject of the chevron doctrine. not only is he willing to stand up to the president and the administrative state of the president, but he's willing to overturn a case that was the subject that his own mother was a subject to. i have also hear

deference, the chevron doctrine. whether or not judge gorsuch is going to be willing to overturn the chevron doctrine. now, i find these two arguments kind of interesting because on one hand, you have an argument saying we're afraid he's not going to stand up to the president of the united states, and then on the other hand you have an argument saying that we're afraid he's going to stand up to the administrative state of the president of the united states. because that's what the chevron doctrine does. it gives great deference to the regulatory body, to the administrative state. now, here's another irony. the administrator of the e.p.a. in 1984 was judge gorsuch's mother, ann berford. the administrator of the e.p.a., the first woman to serve as e.p.a. administrator who was the subject of the chevron doctrine. not only is he willing to stand up to the president and the administrative state of the president, but he's willing to overturn a case that was the subject that his own mother was a subject to. i have also hear

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chevron ensures that federal health, safety and education rules stay on the books. these rules protect everyone from the hard-earned pension of an hourly minnesota grocery store worker to the clean water in their great lakes to the difference between life and death for minnesota iron ore workers. the judge's approach would have titanic real-world implications on the daily lives of americans. when the judge wrote an opinion that suggested it might be time to, quote, face the behemoth, he suggested a change in the law that would jeopardize countless rules, compromise important protections and create widespread uncertainty in our laws.i asked the judge about the uncertainty that would result from overturk chevron. i asked what he would replace it with. i didn't get a direct response. the judge even said that he, quote, didn't know what all the consequences would be, end quote, and that he, quote, wasn't thinking about being a supreme court justice, end quote, when he was writing the decision. so what does all of this mean? it means that the judge has repeatedly gone be

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i think gorsuch's opinion on chevron deference is an important debate to have. do we as coequal branch of government continue to give up our powers to the administrative state or do we take our power back and write laws as they should be implemented? furthermore, does the judicial branch as a coequal branch of government continue to give up their power of interpretation to the administrative state? these are important fundamental questions that should be addressed, and i'm glad that judge gorsuch nominated -- his nomination has brought these cases to the light. although judge gorsuch was nominated by a republican president, this doesn't mean, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle should have any concern about judge gorsuch's decision-making ability. you know this is important to point out because being a judge is not about making decisions that are in the best interest of any political party or really about making decisions based on facts and the law in the constitution without bias. during his confirmation, he stated his judicial philosophy saying, i dec

that would involve substituting judgments of courts for administrative agencies, and abandoning the chevron doctrine.ed and because he favored in many of his actions, opinions writings the interests of corporations over individual rights. we have debated the merits of this nominee, and i believe that the invasion of questions that i put to him repeatedly and others as well leaves us with the inescapable conclusion that he passed the trial test, that he is not a neutral -- trump test -- a neutral caller of balls and strikes, that he is in fact, an acolyte of the right wing groups that screened him and suggested his name. and that he would carry out not only that trump litmus test to overrule roe v wade and strike down gun violence provisionsul but also other unknown decisions that would implement that far right conservative agenda. we can debate whether that view is right or wrong. but today is saddest myself and it is one of my saddest in the senate. goes more to the institution that has been demeaned and degraded, the united states senate and the supreme court my hope is that maybe it will

doctrine and whether he is going to be willing to overturn the chevron doctrine. g i find the two arguments interesting. on one hand you have an argument saint were afraid he's not going to stand up to the president of states and then you have an argument that says you're afraid he's going to stand up to the president of the united states because that's what it does. it gives deference to the regulatory body. here's another irony. the administrator of the epage 1984 was neil gorsuch as mother. the administrator of the epa, the first woman to serve as epa administrator who is subject of the chevron doctrine. not only is he willing to stand up to the president and the administrative state of the president, but he is willing to overturn a case that his own mother was subject to. aisle i've also heard comments from colleagues that judge gorsuch is not a mainstream jurists. this argument can be dealt with in a few ways. they're good statistics to refute these arguments. 97% is the number of times the number opinions he was a part of, 97% represents the time it was a un

where he talks to the chevron deference giving deference to a bureaucracy. if you imagine being in business heavily regulated one that has story about every 4 - 8 years that the rules might change and how would you plan. . . to have. do we as coequal branch of government continue to give up our powers to the administrative state or do we take our power back and write laws as they should be implemented? furthermore, does the judicial branch as a coequal branch of government continue to give up their power of interpretation to the administrative state? these are important fundamental questions that should be addressed, and i'm glad that judge gorsuch nominated -- his nomination has brought these cases to the light. although judge gorsuch was nominated by a republican president, this doesn't mean, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle should have any ude aisle should have any should have any concern about judge gorsuch's decision-making ability.ei you know it's important to point out that being a judge is not a about making decisions that are in the best

exxonmobil and chevron report solid quarters. but not everything is turning around for big oil. >>> at odds. lawmakers avert a government shutdown, for now. but another budget battle may just be starting. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, april 28th >>> evening, everyone, and welcome. getting the economy growing again faster is a goal of the trump administration and a desire of investors, and of course american workers. but today a new report shows it's certainly not happening just yet. according to the commerce department, the economy stumbled in the first quarter. gross domestic product, which is basically the broadest measure of u.s. output, grew at a paltry rate of .7%, below what had been expected. an increase in confidence readings over the last few months didn't even translate into stronger consumer spending, which accounts for roughly 70% of economic activity. while the headlines are disappointing, upon closer inspection, the anemic reading may not be all that bad. steve liesman did s

chevron might have to go. chevron, cvx. that makes it tough because i like yield here.have tech. sherwin williams the deal will close and boom boom boom the numbers go up the paint company. and the jamie dimon stock. we have a bank and oil. i just downgraded apple. no, no. oh, can i just say that facebook social media and apple is a tech stock and get away with that? i am not going to tell someone to sell either one of those stocks. sorry. that's what i'm going to do. is it violating the rules? they are separate. paul in texas, paul. >> caller: booyah, jim. >> boo yah. >> caller: happy 12th to i and your staff. >> staff is amazing, make me look unbelievable. >> caller: i have bx black zone group, etd, enterprise product partners, mgp, mgm growth properties, vgr, vector group and vod, vodafone. am i diversified? >> you know what this is? this is a portfolio a thing of beauty. why is that? it has fabulous yield! this portfolio generates a great bit of income. private equity and good phone company, not my favorite, that's all right. a company that sells cigarettes. take th

chevron is cutting their way to a profit. they are cutting expenses by 14% to get a three-year high in profit there. i mentioned tech. let's go to the nasdaq. it has to be amazon. an unprecedented 20 year double-digit growth. no signs of that slowing. they may top apple in terms of year-to-date performance. i wrap up by mentioning apple is mostly unchanged today. you are seeing qualcomm down sharply today. >> thank you for that. enterprise data company went public today on the new york stock exchange, one of two tech ipos priced at $15 per share. this one is based in palo alto. including storage, access management and security. on the floor of the new york stock exchange with tom riley. >> a busy day for ipos continues today. shares above the market's, managed to raise $225 million. how are you feeling at this >> we are feeling great. it is so great to be here at the new york stock exchange, one of our customers. millions of events traded every a day -- every day. it's an exciting day. >> you have a lot of large clients. is t

i think gorsuch's opinion on chevron deference is an important debate to have. do we as coequal branch of government continue to give up our powers to the administrative state or do we take our power back and write laws as they should be implemented? furthermore, does the judicial branch as a coequal branch of government continue to give up their power of interpretation to the administrative state? these are important fundamental questions that should be addressed, and i'm glad that judge gorsuch nominated -- his nomination has brought these cases to the light. although judge gorsuch was nominated by a republican president, this doesn't mean, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle should have any concern about judge gorsuch's decision-making ability. you know this is important to point out because being a judge is not about making decisions that are in the best interest of any political party or really about making decisions based on facts and the law in the constitution without bias. during his confirmation, he stated his judicial philosophy saying, i dec

chevron is cutting their way to the top as well.the monthly chart, because we are at the end of the month, we can put this into perspective. oil is on its fourth losing its fourth monthly losing streak, its longest since february 2016. there are a few price dynamics when it comes to oil. you have opec trying to cut u.s. toduction -- opec trying cut, u.s. production higher than normal, all of this when it comes to oil. scarlet: great stuff on oil. let's get more on president trump's order to expand offshore drilling. he signed that memo at an event at the white house earlier today, and they are also reconsidering safety rules that were implemented after the deepwater horizon disaster. much oil does he want to drill for? >> according to the white house, it is about 90 billion barrels of oil, but that includes the gulf of mexico areas that are already being drilled on. at this, you're talking at something more about 40 billion barrels, which is still a substantial amount. oil production in the gulf of mexico is booming. the yellow bars

in fact, that's one of the reasons for chevron deference. the reluctance of the court to make itself an active political player in the process of interpreting statutes. and so it is radical that judge gorsuch is suggesting that if he was put on the supreme court he would overturn that 1984 case. justice scalia was one of the primary defenders of chevron. for that very reason. that he saw that the legitimacy of the court, indeed the legitimacy of the entire judicial system would be put in jeopardy if it inserted itself at the crierm -- as the primary arbiter of ambiguous statutes, of statutes that needed interpretation. originalism is an invitation to bring your politics onto the court. the evisceration of the chevron defense would inherently make the court a political body, and you combine the two together and you start to see a justice who will likely continue this trend line of an activist court making political decisions in substitute of the united states congress. and we all have seen it happen, whether it be in the voting rights case in

. >> bob: decision by the supreme court early with the chevron decision.aid that congress could not do regulations. they could pass laws but you had to leave it up to the executives to have regulations. that's been essentially accepted by all sides since then. except gorsuch said in one of his opinions i would like to do away with it. >> dana: i think he said it was worth looking at again. i think he's right, and i think president obama might agree when he writes his memoirs. when you look at the regulations they put forward, including clean power act, because congress didn't spell out what was legal and what was not, the epa said this is what were going to do and they tried to use that supreme court ruling on the chevron. guess what happened? got tied up in the court and now it can move anywhere. i think they need to have a little bit more skin in the game and not defer everything to the agencies. writes his memoirs, it's going to be bill ayres. this is the world's worst dinner theater. i admire bob for putting up a fight on this because it's such a predi

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por, por eso busco un compañero que me cuide y que me de chevron con techron.nde debe acudir es en la primera iglesia hispana de auckland, debe programar su cita, a travÉs de la pÁgina, antes de asistir y aprovechar este consulado mÓvil. mÁs informaciÓn maÑana, descansen y gracias por su sintonÍa. Í maÑana, en "primer impacto". presentadora: aumente la cifra de muertos en colombia. familiares dan el Último adiÓs a las vÍctimas fatales de la tragedia. disminuye en un 67% el nÚmero de arrestos en la frontera. atribuyen la rebaja a las fuertes polÍticas del gobierno de donald trump. piden que los Ángeles se convierta en ciudad santuario justo con su alcalde ordena a agencias locales no apoyara los agentes de inmigraciÓn. y en medio del temor ante

doubledquarterly profit to $4 billion with chevron coming above -- crude prices collapsed in recent years looks like as though it is beginning to rebound as prices recover. and greenpeace activists have disrupted a credit suites shareholder meeting on friday. and as unfurled a banner fake bike that fake pipeline at in meetings general assembly the controversial dakota access pipeline in the united states. finally, amazon's new offering for its alexa line of digital assistants is trying to boost your fashion sense. the amazon and go features a camera that will take a fulling photo of you, which alexa will then analyze to provide an expert opinion on your outfit. it is drawing concern from privacy advocates, who point out that full body photos can be used to analyze much more. they can be used together data on body changes such as during agency or health crises. amazon says is technology will only be used to judge your style. i could use it. >> we better end this conversation. thank you very much indeed for this edition of business. i will be back half past nine paris time. don't go away. 0

trading lower, we have chevron a little lower. chevron is considering a sale and perhaps that is one reason the stock is down. we also have oil down. not a lot to now, write home about in terms of what is happening for stock markets. vonnie: thank you. coming up, qualcomm hits back with apple. we will discuss the latest on that court case. other highlights for the week in tech. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: president donald trump has held another high-profile meeting as ceo this week -- of ceo's these this week. akin december, trump met amazon's jeff bezos, apple's tim cook, just to name a few. valley'sly is silicon relationship with the president evolving? let's go to caroline hyde in san francisco with more. caroline: i sat with cory johnson also from bloomberg technology with a myriad of chip stories. i want to start with that. pretty tech light earlier this week. perhaps you'd for a slightly larger role at one point. >> a very good job of pointing out the difficult balance that somebody has to walk. silicon valley typically lea

the chevron doctrine not only forms the basis for our modern government, but it's well-settled law and has been so for decades. as it was written in "the new york times," the administrative state is an optional complex society. it's indispensable. but it is rejection of that -- his rejection of that has shown he is not a mainstream nominee. his judicial record demonstrates a partisan agenda, hostility towards our government's power to enact environmental, labor or consumer rights or other regulations that keep hardworking americans, that they have a safe and level playing field. not just a wealthy few, but all hardworking americans. he spoke repeatedly about the limited role that judges play in our democracy. his actual record belies that claim. i think that's precisely why these extreme right interest groups selected judge gorsuch. that's why the president's chief of staff promised he'll bring a change of 40 years of law, but that's also why i cannot support this nomination. it is why the senate republicans have brought us to this precipice. you know, we understand why they paraded be

exxon mobil, chevron, philips 66. ♪ ♪ i'm dr.ely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. >>> time now for an energy edition. exxon mobil beating expectations as profits more than doubled from last year. steve? >> their outlook was pretty positive in terms of their businesses, but overall cautious macro outlook. every metric they were up and talking about just general their environment again across the world china was even up but, again, cautious on the overall environment. they see a lot of supply coming from the u.s. so, again, as i've said before the u.s. is now the new opec in terms of controlling what prices will be. >> next up chevron a strong postings earnings beat. jim? >> i don't make a strong distinction between chevron and exxon mobil. they're both super, super integrated oil majors. and so, frankly, if i look at either of them including chevron, it's well run and has a 4% dividend yield. prices are going lower because of supply as steve mentioned. i'm not too enthused. >> and phillip

there's a man holed up in a silver mercedes near the chevron here. police surrounding the murder suspect for hours. right now the s.w.a.t. team is standing by asking him to come out. let me show you where we are. we are at howe and pine street. it's totally closed off. police are asking residents to avoid the area. this is where the manhunt ended for that murder suspect. but it started in walnut creek near the lindsey wildlife experience near first street and buena vista. police say the suspect gunned down a woman there in broad daylight after an intense search for the suspect police cornered him at the chevron gas station. they surrounded his vehicle and periodically it appears the suspect will hold a gun to his head. police have been trying to get him to come out and surrender. this has been going on for 10 hours trying to get this to end peace thinkfully. they don't want any more loss of life and asking him to come out. as we learn more information about the victim and the suspect we'll bring that to you. live in martinez, i'm jessica flores, kpix

for oil in the rainforest section of ecuador and they had been involved in the litigation against chevron for billions in damages and they spent hundreds of millions of dollars litigating the case but surprisingly they established a strong cross-border relationship against big oil. lots of cities have relationships as i point out we have a sister country, ecuador. >> i do not want to go into a debate about the share but i would like to hear from each of you because these environmental issues and debates are not black-and-white. you can talk to one person you admire and respect and then you talk to someone on the opposite side and at the end it seems each of you has come to a certain conclusion. >> intelligent people disagree about the issues all the time. as mentioned a moment ago, we agree about quite a few things with the environmental policy i want to go back a minute and say i do think that the methods of assigning due in prove and increased the amount. i simply disagre disagree whethe should be private property rights getting there. i think we can accomplish most without that. but to

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-- decades of chevron precedent should be overturned. again, it is highly u. unusual after you've written pentagon majority opinion deciding the case that you would then step assigned write sort of a separate epistle advancing your ideas. he wrote in language in this concurrence that is familiar with those of us in the political branch of government but out of the ordinary for a federal judge. he compared federal agencies to a tyrannical king and a behemoth and laid out his constitutional theory for challenging chevron on the supreme court. none of this analysis was necessary to the case before judge gorsuch. yet in writing this and similar opinions, judge gorsuch signaled his willingness to break with press -- press denied and contort the law to benefit the powerful and preferred interests. my colleagues on the judiciary committee spent a great deal of time and effort questioning judge gorsuch in trying to illicit responses about his basic judicial philosophy. unfortunately, his answer answee largely nonresponsive and failed to address

no gasoline cleans better than chevron with techron. care for your car. i'm sorry. am i in your spot? >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, the emotional interview with the family of the teacher on the run specced of kidnapping an underage students. his wife and two daughters thought they had an ideal family life. the illusion was shattered and they're pleaing for him to turn himself in. >> i go from feeling so hurt i can't even function. it's very selfish of him to have done this to us. >> reporter: to jo cummings, complete betrayal. her husband, 50-year-old tad cummings, accused of kidnapping student 15-year-old elizabeth thomas and having an inappropriate relationship with her. >> then sometimes i have this peace that comes from god. i do love him but i don't trust him anymore. he's totally betrayed me. >> reporter: he's been on the run from police for the last month. they were last seen shopping at this oklahoma walmart two days after they disappeared. >> no matter where you are, daddy, no matter what you've done, we just want you to come home, we

here now looking at video of that suspect in that vehicle who has been in this vehicle here at the chevron gas station for at least four hours as police attempt to negotiate with him. we saw at one point it looked like he was holding a cellphone, perhaps talking to law enforcement that way, but obviously officers out here are taking their time and being very careful. we'll continue to monitor this situation and bring you updates both online and of course tomorrow morning. live in martinez, melanie woodrow, "abc 7 news." >>> melanie, thank you. >>> our other top story, the free speech showdown involving conservative commentator ann coulter, what many people feared in berkley did not happen because she did not appear. >> protesters showed up. new since 6:00, we learned seven people were arrest. lisa is live in berkley with how the demonstration was different from others we have seen recently. lisa. >> reporter: berkley police made five of those arrests, and as someone who has been here for the other two protests that took place across the street at civic center park, that did turn violent, i

here now looking at video of that suspect in that vehicle who has been in this vehicle here at the chevron gas station for at least four hours as police attempt to negotiate with him. we saw at one point it looked like he was holding a cellphone, perhaps talking to law enforcement that way, but obviously officers out here are taking their time and being very careful. we'll continue to monitor this situation and bring you updates both online and of course tomorrow morning. live in martinez, melanie woodrow, "abc 7 news." >>> melanie, thank you. >>> our other top story, the free speech showdown involving conservative commentator ann coulter, what many people feared in berkley did not happen because she did not appear. >> protesters showed up. new since 6:00, we learned seven people were arrest. lisa is live in berkley with how the demonstration was different from others we have seen recently. lisa. >> reporter: berkley police made five of those arrests, and as someone who has been here for the other two protests that took place across the street at civic center park, that did turn violent, i

chevron was not viewed as a left-leaning decision. the supreme court decided in favor of the reagan administration after all, voting 6-0, three justices did not take part and spanning the ideological speck interim. after the conservative icon, justice antonin scalia reached the supreme court, he declared himself a chevron fan. quote -- in the long run, chevron will ensure, justice scalia wrote in the 1989 article, because it more accurately reflects the reality of government and thus more adequately serves its needs, but that was then. the reagan administration's effort to cut back on regulation ran out of steam. it turned out the public often likes regulation because it keeps the air and water clean, the workplace safe and the financial system in working order. deregulation of the financial system led to the savings-and-loan crisis of the 1980's, the financial crisis a decade ago costing taxpayers billions. businesses, however, have continued to complain that the federal government regulates too much. in the past 20 years, conservati

lauren: we had exxon mobile and chevron reporting today.rs looking for earnings of technology. first-quarter profit jumped over 40% from a year ago from eighth straight quarter in the black. alphabet seeing a sharp gain this morning. renew rose more than 20% driven by surge imobile advertising and popular youtube service. take a look at microsoft shares, they are slightly lower. the software company says quarterly profit surge driven for collude-computing service, revenue actually missed the estimate. lea: is the tech rally ready to keep on rolling. let's ask chief analysts with disruptive tech expert. >> good to be here. lea: let's talk about alphabet, advertisers have been worried about having appear with objectionable content and growth key to profit, can we see more fall-out in the second quarter? >> i think this is a headline issue right now but not bottom line issue. you have not seen it in the numbers yet. the thing to keep in mind, growth covers a multiple of sins in wall street. right now the backlash isn't enough to offset the gro

but even justice scalia acknowledged the sound reasoning behind the chevron case. judge gorsuch would return us to the old days when powerful companies could pollute the environment, scan the customers and discriminate against their employees as long as they could pay enough lawyers to get the right judge when the federal agency sues. in the case of gutierrez versus lindsay took the unusual step of writing a concurrence to his own majority opinion in order to attack federal agencies and make the case that decades a of chevn precedent should be overturned. again, it's highly unusual after you've written majority opinion at the circle level deciding the case that you would then step aside and right sort of a separate epistle advancing your ideas. he wrote in language in this concurrence that is similar to those of us in the government but out of the ordinary for a federal judge, he compared federal agencies to a tyrannical king, and a venus and a colossus, laid out his constitutional theory for challenging chevron in the supreme court. none of this analysis was neces

no gasoline cleans better than chevron with techron. care for your car. (spitting. thud.)both cars laugh) >>> they're black and white but they're not all over. if you want to find a giant panda in the wild, you'll have to go deep into the wilderness of china. a new documentary helps illuminate the secret lives of the still-threatened species. tonight abc's david wright takes us up close into the unseen world of exotic animals. >> reporter: born in china. exotic. industrious. at times shrouded in mystery. disney nature's new movie from abc's parent company disney reveals a side of china we rarely get to see. an interest mat look at some of the most incredible creatures on earth. >> you chose three different animals. the panda, the golden monkey, and the snow leopard. >> yeah. >> reporter: director lu chan says when he decided to make the movie the giant panda wasn't even on his list. >> we get used to panda. >> everybody's tired of the panda? the panda gets too much air time? >> reporter: lu is one of china's most-celebrated filmmakers but he's not known for nature movies.

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