this is what judge curtis said. "when a strict interpretation of the constitution, according to the fixed rules which govern the interpretation of laws, is abandoned, and the theoretical opinions of individuals are allowed to control its meaning, we have, no longer, a constitution. we're under the government of individual men, who, for the time being, have power to declare what their constitution is, according to their own views of what it ought to mean." and finally, a more contemporary statement from a gentleman that you're very familiar with, justice scalia. he said it in real-world terms. this is what he said -- "the american people love democracy, and the american people are not fools. the american people know their value judgments are quite as good as those taught in any law school, maybe better. value judgements, after all should be voted on, not dictated." thank you, mr. chairman. chairman graham: thank you, -- raise your right hand. that this testimony you are about to give is nothing but the truth, the who

this is what judge curtis said. "when a strict interpretation of the constitution, according to the fixed rules which govern the interpretation of laws, is

a0 years ago ian curtis, the lead singer of band joy division, took his own life aged 23 after strugglingg tribute to the musical icon has been painted in manchester. kelly foran reports. # love, love will tear us apart, again...#. joy division, pioneers of the post—punk movement. but the night before their first big american tour, lead singer ian curtis took his own life after suffering from epilepsy and depression. he was only 23. his band—mate and friend says a0 years ago mental health was, even more so, just something people didn't talk about. what he went through, you know, it must've been so difficult and, in funny way, i still live with the guilt of it, you know, survivor's guilt thing, so it's been a great help to me to realise that, these days, there's so much more help, and people need to seek it. this mural has been done for a manchester mental health festival this weekend, but will stay here for good. it caught the eyes magnificently, which was one of ian's striking features, his eyes, which always looked so warm and friendly and then he went and looked like a demon, it was fa

at this point, we'll move onto miss curtis.u have six minutes. >> i don't think we're going to need six minutes. you know, we don't have anything else to say, i don't think, unless kurt wants to say something. you know, i don't know how to respond to a concern about something that has no basis in fact or reality. we have a structural engineer, we have an architect, we have a engine geotechnical engineer, all of whom are licensed professionals, all of whose work has been reviewed by the building department to try to address some of the appellant's concerns, and there's simply nothing we can do to address concerns that we've already addressed. and so, you know, we really don't know -- we don't know, and we don't believe that we should have to do anything more. we have spent a lot of money on this. we are -- we have endured at least a couple of years of delay, and so i -- we can address rational concerns. we can't address irrational concerns, and kurt, i don't know if you want to add anything in the next few minutes. >> i was goin

dusky drew a fall on the box 2 minutes into injury time and he fired in his 4th goal of the night curtis coach bruno leopard couldn't believe it by and victorious at the last $43.00 hoping it's the start of another long win streak. here minor now of our top story us present from the free for the left the hospital where he's being treated in a motorcade to wave to supporters gathered outside in a move that's appeared at odds with protocols for patients with the earlier his medical team said trump was improving and suggested he could be discharged as early as monday. you're up to date up next our documentary on the 2 plus 4 talks that sealed the german reunification i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks. yes we're going to deal in high last year's german chancellor when you bring your uncle imam call as you've never had to have surprise yourself it was just a simple police miracle really what in the sack want. to talk to people in full of trouble on the way morrow.

. >> reporter: curtis -- owner of rebel kitchen and bar estimates the loss of about a dozen outdoor tables on hartz avenue in danville after leaders decided to open the streets backup. >> initially a disappointment. after we thought about it, it is a better choice because of what has been happening. >> reporter: what has been happening is repeated problems that a few establishments. businesses serving alcohol without food, live entertainment brought in creating a party scene and attracting large groups of young out-of-towners. >> we have had complaints almost every day. the fact that they were observing people not wearing masks and people congregating and not social distancing. >> reporter: a tipping point was a fistfight among 75 people, mostly drunk at 1:00 in the morning. >> my managers told me we lost multiple tables that got up and walked out on their bills because they didn't feel safe being here. >> reporter: officials suspect large gatherings may have cost arising covid cases earlier this month. at one point, over a 14 day period the new case count per 100,000 population was among

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my name is jim curtis and i work a deal. this week on world stories. reintegrating x. militants in nigeria. election campaigns on reservations in the u.s. . but we begin in belarus despite the risk of being jailed the opposition continues to demonstrate against authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko prominent among the protesters are one of. the moments march had barely begun when the police started making their 1st arrests over the past weeks bellerose has ramped up its crackdown on protesters but despite it all these women come back each saturday to make sure their voices heard it was like everything was quiet then suddenly those henchmen showed up and dragged these young women into their bastards what did they ever do to that we're not scared for our own safety but worried about our children and grandchildren we want them to live in a normal country without this kind of. you know i knew that point would set them on the little. island sophia are outraged and tried reasoning with the police. this time they can't get any of the women released. more but says she and

flea flicker, teddy bridgewater to curtis samuel.t forward fourth quarter, todd gurley, three-yard t.d. he has eight on the season. the falcons do not blow it late, 25-17. >>> tony la russa, a baseball lifer and cannot resist one more chance. the 76-year-old hall of famer has been hired as the new manager of the chicago white sox, who actually fired him 34 years ago. the long-time a's and cardinals skipper will be managing players 50 years younger than he is. >> everybody would understand this. how rare it is to get an opportunity to manage a team that's this talented and this close to winning. most of the time, your chances are the opposite. >> i actually just saw that. my brother's -- we're in a group text. so, they shot that out. i'm happy about it. it's exciting. didn't get to keep up with them much this year, just with the e. white sox all day, baby. >>> college football, clemson will not have trevor lawrence on saturday against boston college. he has tested positive for covid-19. he goes into isolation for ten days. abc 7 sp wh

on sunday, curtis had parliamentary elections but the results have now been annulled.he opposition has seized power at their prime minister has been appointed. these pictures are from overnight police used water cannons against protesters and hundreds were injured. protesters stormed parliament. these documents are being thrown out of the windows. parties with close ties won the election protesters said the vote was rigged in the last few hours parliament has agreed to transfer power -- power to the opposition the president is accusing the opposition of an attempted to. here's our editors update from the capital. >> it is still unclear how this all works because the president is still legitimately in power. he had an inclusive interview with the bbc yesterday and stated he is in power though he is ready to work with leaders and their coordination council the opposition created. we will see in the coming days it is still unclear if he will step down or start a discussion. the security forces are fully controlled by the opposition now. the president usually has control o

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and comic relief‘s founder richard curtis explained why he decided to make the change.ere we spend money, particularly in africa, people's lives are being really damaged by climate change, because of deforestation, lack of water, because their land is now too dry for agriculture. so, you know, it's part of what we are trying to do in all our projects and is part of what every business should be doing. so, you know, we felt well and truly nudged, well and truly told off, and it's been a long journey but i think we've got there. they're gorgeous noses, and we are really pleased to be sort of part of a younger generation that is you know, insisting that we all do something about climate change. richard curtis, the founder of comic relief. here in the uk very shortly you can hear from relief. here in the uk very shortly you can hearfrom the prime minister, giving his virtual conservative party conference speech. with you in a few moments, joanna gosling, here on bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. if you are just stepping out, make sur

curtis left angwin in a hear but his home is still standing. >> it's nice to see blue skies psychologically, but i think it does invite more fire. >> do you sort of dread seeing the better air right now? >> well, i'm conflicted. >> reporter: sherman also fled angwin and fears the huge fuel load in the forest could allow the fire to return to her town. and that's something she might not be able to handle again. >> it's my neighborhood. people's houses whom i know have burned down and i drove past that so i think if i was to buy a house at my a n again, i would take into consideration the threat of fire and how that would affect my life potentially. >> reporter: four major fires in five years have a lot evidence of people beginning to wonder if the beauty of the place they call home is worth the risk. in napa county, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> let's take a live look outside from our dublin cam this sunday afternoon. what a difference 24 hours can make. parts of the bay area seeing a big increase in air quality in the positive direction. in san francisco, people were outside enjoying the nice wea

flea flicker, teddy bridgewater to curtis samuel.ast forward fourth quarter, todd gurley, three-yard t.d. he has eight on the season. the falcons do not blow it late, 25-17. >>> tony la russa, a baseball lifer and cannot resist one more chance. the 76-year-old hall of famer has been hired as the new manager of the chicago white sox, who actually fired him 34 years ago. the long-time a's and cardinals skipper will be managing players 50 years younger than he is. >> everybody would understand this. how rare it is to get an opportunity to manage a team that's this talented and this close to winning. most of the time, your chances are the opposite. >> i actually just saw that. my brother's -- we're in a group text. so, they shot that out. i'm happy about it. it's exciting. didn't get to keep up with them much this year, just with the season and everything. white sox all day, baby. >>> college football, clemson will not have trevor lawrence on saturday against boston college. he has tested positive for covid-19. he goes into isolation for

sitting out there that's already appropriated almost a trillion dollars or more utah congressman john curtis also takes issue with the specifics like more federal unemployment benefits we can not get people back to work with lowest unemployment rates in the country and they're making more money stayed home in washington, alexandra le mon. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news as cleanup begins for some communities following the glass fire in the north bay, the state is offering a helping hand we'll have details on the new financial commitment coming up. and as we head to break or checking conditions outside your door john is tracking your forecast another day that we have to deal with poor air quality and hot temperatures will have details for your city coming up in >>welcome back everyone that breaking news that we're following for you this morning, president donald trump and first lady melania trump have tested positive for coronavirus the president is 74 years old which puts them at a higher risk of serious complications from the virus that has now killed more than 205,000 people

we've had some up here also over the last years and this is the continuation of the story of the curtis peoples the freedom loving people of when we celebrate the corridor while we use the character of our people who once again said that they will not accept that as alts of that they get the elections that will result in the in some sort of. privatization of the state what we had on sunday it is a parliamentary elections was that tempt of a coup de tat you know is using taking advantage of our power to our people especially during the heart of the year one not torrijos persons they decided that they could bribe there was a vote buying massive massive unseeing level of massive vote buying and that is solved a could have purchased the whole state the whole parliament for the next you know decade or 2 the whole as they thought but it was the whole political class and supported by the people who are always up and said they will not allow it and then the situation developed really quickly because. you know everyone felt the same and you may be surprised at me as an ambassador there i haven't

stepan are curtis taken a battering these last 2 weeks as a by john has thrown the latest high tech israeli and turkish supplied weaponry at this town and the surrounding areas of nagorno-karabakh the ceasefire has allowed people to risk emerging from their shelters. certainly but the problem must be solved you can't have a ceasefire and several years later war again a cease fire must solve the problem that is our independence. independence is very unlikely this is internationally recognized as azerbaijani territory but it's governed by ethnic armenians a previous ceasefire lasted more than 26 years but the status of nagorno karabakh went on resolved a ceasefire allows both sides to assess the capabilities of each other and for the armenians there must be a new appreciation of the technically advanced and destructive weaponry that their adversary. what has surprised armenians in karabakh is turkey's open support for azerbaijan if one of the results were a direct involvement of told q. and i don't see that told his going to pull out from the region it means that we have to somehow you know c

at risk a politician frayed from prison by supporters just days ago is the new prime minister of curtis stone the palm and confirm to southern asia for off to nearly a week of violent protest over a contested election his supporters celebrated on the streets of the capital bishkek where a state of emergency is in place jeff ross says he expects the president to step down within a few days. first i'd like to bow my head to the people and especially the youth who risked their lives and came into the square to stand for justice and the idea of legitimacy after gaining a deeper understanding of the political situation everyone has taken a step towards returning to legality and deciding to stabilize the present situation and here is to the long war media petey's presented my can do see to the post of prime minister and now i have accepted these powers of prime minister i am grateful for the deep trust that has been placed in supporting my candidacy for this position. is in bishkek with law on the new prime minister it's manslaughter of your power of the lot of people have been speaking very

just being felt in the sea >>we do get a lot of ranger fans here not this time of year right now curtis taylor is the co owner of legal draft beer company about a mile down the road from globe life field. he says the double whammy of covid and a lack of sporting events has been devastating, you know we're probably down more than 50% on our revenue without the government. >>assistance we probably not so for right now honestly it so when the world series announced arlington as a toast, it was a win not just for business for the brand new billion-dollar stadium, the dfw now gets to show off and for fans like doug seeing it firsthand in this way pandemic precautions in all it's a real concern, but i think they wouldn't allow fans in unless they saw a possibility for to be safe. he'll take checking off his biggest bucket list item in whatever way it comes i think it's going to did it or or read it my buddies and i also are finishing up their 30 ballparks i think it's just a sense of accomplishment with everything going on or show to make it happen. >>well that was markie martin reporting for

. >> george wallace's running mate in 1968 was curtis le may. our next call is from harry in oakland, maryland. >> how are you doing? good. >> the reason i'm calling, i can remember in'72 at allegheny college, cumberland, maryland, i didn't see him but he came to the campus one day. and then it was the following day he was shot at the mall. what i can remember is the things that i read about, something that didn't seem to be talked about much. you hit it on a little bit. he did go through a major transition after that. and things that i've read since then talked about religion that he did talk openly, much more openly about it. and actually some sort of religious conversion. a conversion or whatever you want to call it, because of the promise he had. but also i can remember seeing him receive an award from alabama's naacp. that was his last term as governor. am i wrong on that or not? because i can remember actually watching that. i was amazed to seat transformation from segregationist to basically receiving that type of recognition. >> thank yo

the founder of comic relief, richard curtis, has praised children in cornwall for encouraging the charitymunity primary school made their own noses out of household goods last year, and won the backing of sir david attenborough. fiona lamdin reports. this is where it all started three years ago, with these primary schoolchildren in cornwall. i was sitting on the sofa and ifound the red nose under the sofa, from the year before. and thought about how foamy and plasticky it felt. and noah's idea of the plastic—free nose was born. the school council then wrote to comic relief, sir david attenborough, and theirmp. i kept on nagging miss norton because i thought it was a great idea and we needed to carry on thinking about it. they even suggested how the noses could be made. so, this one is a papier—mache, and it's supposed to be like a seed and then lauren made one out of string and it's really funny so i think they are great ideas. a couple of years went by, and then the news last month they had all been dreaming of. it nearly went in the junk box, i must admit. and then i thought, oh, better

idea that you would hear coming from the other side of the debate and they will wrap that kind of curtis says i'm for perspective and something called wealth inequality because this is something that comes up often and people vote for politicians who say we're going to we're going to get rid of this inequality we're going to spread the wealth we're going to do this we're going to do that again through a centralized means through a central bank 0 keynesian economic policies so to address wealth inequality if there's doing a speech in front of a folks on this how does it coing address wealth inequality parker 1st i would distinguish between wealth inequality and economic inequity and and another piece of that conversation has to come to the difference between economic balance economic imbalance and inequality and 1st from a very kind of course starting point as an economic principle that a quality of al comes is not the gold in any economic system in that inigo all comes are inherently natural and consistent with economic bouts and what we're witnessing today with the current economic brea

recognizing its independence question here and also south that the turkish forces are in the south curtis'sin order to continue the policy of what he calls the genocide of their many and people he also accused turkey or for quitting syrian mysteries to fight for us are very jumpy as area officials in the capital back you have repeated that the night that then there has been no response from the leadership in un kyra that wide though if you held in both capitals as that question yanis trying to gain international support by involving trickett directly in this conflict scene after solo al-jazeera get or as of it john. colombia's defense minister has survived a no confidence motion in the lower house carlos holmes to hero and president even do case governments have been criticized for police brutality and massacres by armed groups the supreme court had also ordered to go to apologize for police excesses during last year's demonstrations and as under reports from. controversial defense minister catulus home. survived the motion of censoring colombia's lower house on tuesday. as the government c

demand a new constitution that angered by the inequality in society and accuse police of brutality curtis's were incensed by the injury to a teenager during another demo on friday video appears to show a policeman throwing him off a bridge. israelis have ignored newly imposed coronavirus restrictions to rally against the prime minister for the 15th consecutive week protests as the continuing to demand he resigns auntie's on trial for corruption bribery and fraud and also critical of the government's handling of the economy in the coded 1000 crisis outdoor gatherings of more than 20 israelis were banned on wednesday as part of the new lockdown measures. the courage of ours death toll in brazil is fast approaching 150000 the 2nd highest in the world after the us despite rising infection rates the marriage is nero's easing restrictions by opening schools cinemas unfair to but many have been ignoring the regulations anyway want to kind of reports. there were a few men there when her son are going to the movies for the 1st time in almost 7 months with an added bonus the new safety rules allow th

barrett on october 12th robert oulds al jazeera coming up in just a moment well reports from the curtis capital who escaped where people are heading to the polls for the parliamentary elections. however we got more wet weather making its way into central parts of china at the moment a lot of clouds and rain sliding further here and that's pushing towards shanghai runs all the way back through to hand and beyond that will southwest again you could see some showers as showers sliding a little further south with as we go into the early part of next week on the other had to battle east for the time being most of pasta japan northern honshu into hell kata you can expect say some rather heavy right on sunday afternoon it will make its way further east which as we go through monday perhaps some showers heading to central parts of honshu but i suspect sheltered by the mountains take it should be lousy dry one temperatures around 20 celsius and then you can see some positive pam much of the korean peninsula looking generally fine and settled a few showers down towards southern parts of china ple

11 docu drama fall on the box 2 minutes into injury time and he fired in his 4th goal of the night curtis coach bruno leva dia couldn't believe it byron victorious at the last 43 hoping it's the start of another long win streak. and you're outside up next on the deadly world stories look at hopeful form the terrorists in nigeria fans forget the app is there for all the news information around the clock i'm anthony held back with more headlines at the top of the out. why are people forced to hide in trucks. and such. there are many reasons. there are many answers. and there are many stories. to. make up your own mind. w. made for minds. this week on world stories. reintegrating x. militants in nigeria. election campaigns on reservations in the u.s. . but we begin in belarus despite the risk of being jailed the. opposition continues to demonstrate against authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko prominent among the protesters are one of. the moments march had barely begun when the police started making their 1st arrests over the past weeks bellerose has ramped up its crackdown on protester

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dusky drew a follow on the box 2 minutes into injury time and he fired in his 4th goal of the night curtis coached bruno's webber d.-a couldn't believe it biron victorious at the last $43.00 hoping it's the start of another long win streak. well now they are clumsy feisty ravenous and 3000 years after their extinction on australia's mainland tasmanian devils are back conservationists released $26.00 of the tiny terrace into a protected area 3 hours north of sydney where they can settle and prepare for breeding season in february it is believed that the devils were wiped out on the mainland by wild dogs they haven't fared too well either on the island state of tasmania where a contagious disease has ravaged more than 80 percent of their population. watching bit of news coming up next to the global 3000 which is tracking an exodus from new york city and the coronavirus pandemic there's always more on our website t w dot com you can also follow us on social media i'm sorry kelly and brad lamm thanks for watching take care and thanks for. the body. to. body. beirut 2 months after the devastati

his son patrick teasing, asking his dad to ple jamie lee curtis, writing, you have a big heart muscleed in no time. thank you. that threw me. it was so good. >>> now to adele turning the tables on "bachelor" nation. the 15-time grammy winner hosted "saturday night live" over the weekend and while she wasn't the musical guest vi est hits as part of a sketch in which she plays a very needy version of herself as a contestant on "the bachelor." take a look. >> i've decided to give the first impression rose to hannah c. >> wait, what? giving it to hannah c.? ♪ i've heard that you're settle >> adele. ♪ that you found a girl and you're married now ♪ >> adele! sorry, i am not married to hannah c. it was just the one rose. you're still in this. >> i am? >> yes, girl. and there's like 40 episodes left so i'd pace yourself emotionally because we've been here ten minutes and you've already sung that a few times. >> so good. chris harrison hosted "the bachelor." he approved and tweeted his approval writing, "snl" spoofed "the bachelor" over the years a few times but this is the best. adele crushed

google's market share with drop by 20 percentage points overnight and that's the pent up demand crawl curtis that exists right now it's just they're making it very complicated to get with us which yeah that's fascinating the numbers there are you worried mr weinberg that this lawsuit money not be motivated by purely antitrust considerations i notice that all of the attorneys general who are plaintiffs in this case are republicans there's not a single democrat who is a plaintiff in this case does that worry you. no i think that's just a it's a blip in the long term trajectory of this so you know there was a house anti-trust or you know of surety or. reported on already 455th trip or about the other an odd ways and that was that had by the democrats in the u.s. there's also addressed the issue by democratic turning generals going on and we expect them to file additional cases and or joint this last year i'm a little later do you see this lawsuit being strengthened it's we're talking about a joe joe biden administration come next year. you know i think that the higher level point is this is a b

close with two very short quotations, the first stated much more eloquently than i can is justice curtis in 1857, you probably read it. he was dissenting in the dred scott case. this is what judge curtis said, "when a strict interpretation of the constitution, according to the fixed rules which govern the interpretation of laws is abandoned, and the theoretical opinions of individuals are allowed to control it's meaning , we have no longer a constitution. we're under the government of individual men, who for the time being, have power to declare what their constitution is, according to their own views of what it ought to mean." and finally, a more contemporary statement from a gentleman that you're very familiar with, justice scalia. he said it in real-world terms, this is what he said, "the american people love democracy, and the american people are not fools. the american people know their value judgments are quite as good as those taught in any law school, maybe better. value judgements after all should be voted on, not dictated." thank you, mr. chairman. chairman lindsey graham: than