he said first in lot versus davey, the aid was being denied because of what joshua davey was doing, going to seminary. this is denying aid because of what the institution is, a religious institution. in lot versus davey, it's about training someone to be a minister and anything would violate the establishment clause, the for him to be trained as a minister. the court concludes and justice roberts says it is odious and was his word to dim nate religion in terms of the aid it receives. the key issue is going to be how far does this extend? does this mean any time the government provides aid to a secular private institution it has to give the same assistance to a religious institution? chief justice roberts addresses that in footnote 3 and he says this is just about aid for a playground but nothing more than that. justice briar write as separate opinion saying this is just about aid for a playground. as i mentioned justice thomas and gorsuch don't join footnote 3. each of them write a separate opinion in which they sharply criticize lot versus davey and indicate they really want to overrule

the decision of locke versus davey. giving scholarships to students .ithin that state joshua davey had received one of these scholarships. he wanted to attend a seminary in washington. the state of washington refused to allow the scholarship to be used in that way. he said it infringed upon his exercise of religion. the key issue in the brief -- the united states supreme court, in a seven-to decision said that locke versus davey was distinguishable. the supreme court ruled against the state of missouri. court,an opinion of this except for one footnote. --tice thomas and gorsuch chief justice roberts said this discrimination against religion must meet the most exacting scrutiny. scrutiny,et strict meaning government action must seem to be necessary to achieve a compelling government purpose. the court found that strict scrutiny was not that. that is not a compelling government interest. the key issue is going to be locke versus davey distinguish ability. denied to whatng joshua davey was doing. it was because of what the

mass trans, no issues or delays, davey. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan tracking thunderstormsushing through the lehigh valley. easton is underneath this. a lot of lightning with this, allentown five minutes away from this, bethlehem, 15 minutes, easton another half-hour or so. it's going to be warm arrest very, very steamy. 87 by noon, 3:00 p.m., 87. the high 88 degrees around 5:00 p.m. there's a chance of redeveloping additional thunderstorms as we go through the day and flood watch is in effect across the region because we have the potential for some flooding downpours on streets creeks and streams. no major delays at the airport, no rain in philadelphia right now, matt and tam. >> thank you, david. >>> going on to "healthcheck" now, more evidence shows working overnight could increase a certain group of women's risk of breast cancer. a long term study at harvard found artificial light can block the specific hormone that staves off the disease. women who work where there's a high level the night have a high risk of breast cancer. the study targets a specific group of women,

and i just said, whoa, this is like davey crockett stuff or something. you know? and so we got there. i was really excited. i remember my mom saying go play with the other kids. i was hanging out with his kids like any familiar lishgs you know? but over the years -- and i thinking maybe in the mid 60s to the late 60s that time. there were so many people out on the streets. so many things going on. and the war and change the lafrpg ray, all th lingerie and whatever it was and pete was always there. you could hear that banjo of his from blocks away. i remember walking through washington, d.c., and i could hear his banjo. and him, you know, singing. and there's no other instrument like that. and so i met up with him at all of these different things. and then in the late 60s, we started doing these annual shows together at carnegie hall in new york around thanksgiving. we did that. the last one we did together was a few months before he passed away. he was 94. he couldn't even walk out on the stage. he had these two canes and he was getting out there. and that audienc

do you expect to see hashem ed davey on trial here this year?the investigations will be completed in two months at most. anything needed from the general prosecutor or the police will be ready for the court. the authorities here have detained another relative of the abedi brothers, mohammed abedi. they say his credit card was used to buy ingredients for the bomb and they have given police a list of others in the uk they want to be interviewed. translation: these people should be questioned to get more information about the suspects, their movements, their ideologies, if there were any sign they were going to carry out the attack. they're not necessarily suspects themselves but it's important to get information from them. but libyan investigators have now finished with ramadan abedi, the father of hashem and salman. we went to his home on the outskirts of tripoli. he's already back here with his family but we were told he was tired and did not want to comment. well, we have tried to speak to ramadan abedi but he's been unwilling to see us. author

. >> i saw davey. i wanted to put my arms around him. >> you have the best scientific explanation.er consulting a different source? >> he is holding out his hand to you. all you've got to do take it. >> jesus gets whacked. >> i've never heard it put that way. >> follow me. the ain't brain surgery. >> god always answers prayers. we just don't always understand the answers. ♪ i don't want to lose you. ♪ >> my first question, are you ready for the amount of heat that will be coming your way with this? >> sean: don't worry. i don't have a big role in the movie but i'm proud of the project. kevin and sam and others were phenomenal. as we get closer to october 27, i will let you know more. thank you for being with us. we are not the establishment media, always fair and balanced. see you tomorrow night. >> tucker: well, good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the united states may be losing a star from its flag for the first time ever. that is what activists in the state of california want. ever since the election of president trump, the campaignme for calexit, the successio

. >> i saw davey.m, and i don't know what to do. >> he's got the best scientific explanation. it hasn't brought you any comfort. would you consider consulting a differentt source. >> all you gotta do now is take it. >>u' jesus gets -- >> this ain't brain surgery. do you believe that god hears? >> god always answers prayers. sometimes, we just understand the answers. >> >> i don't want to lose you. >>>> my first question is, what are you guys ready for the amount of heat that will be coming your way with this? >> don't worry, i don't have a big role in the movie. i'm very proud of the project. as we get closer, i will let you know more. othanks for being with us, our promise and pledge to you, we are not the establishment media. always fair and balanced. see you tomorrow night. >> tucker: well, good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the united states may be losing a star from its flag for the first time ever. that is what activists in california want. ever since the election of president tru

everything else is looking pretty good davey. >> little bit of a sprinkle and shower popping throughat times. lots of clouds with more rain out on the west. it looks like it's going to be one of those off and on precipitationype days. you can see that steadier cell starting to push into chester county and there's more rain creeping up toward southern and central delaware. most of the rest of the area beginning to dry out. as we take a look at temperatures, we're in the 70's and 60's. it's also on the muggy side out there this morning. you'll feel that. and as we go through the afternoon we expect to spend most of the time in the low 80's. where we hit that 83-degree high really depends on when it's raining but it is going to be rather warm and muggy this afternoon. that's for sure. as we take a look at the airport, all green aircraft, no major delays, does still look like we've got a little bit of rain and a lot of cloud cover up by j.f.k. most of our other big travel destinations are dry. matt. >> thank you david. the phillies continue their road trip in san diego tonight. mark ligh

so, a substantial rifle davey writes. amount of eggs. the vast amount of exit we eat, 85% of 12 and happily in eggs, our home—grown. these eggs that have been imported from the continent are in processed foods. they will be deleted with other posted eggs. a lot of them may have already been consumed. 0nly posted eggs. a lot of them may have already been consumed. only 17 patients have that macro and we haven't seen patients queueing outside accident and emergency, so the risk remains low. it's notjust the risk remains low. it's notjust the uk being affected by this, is it? now it is like the horse meat scandal. it gone across europe and it's difficult to find out where the eighth have gone. for example, we are hearing that denmark is saying that it imported 20 tonnes of these eggs. they say the eggs went to cavity areas, —— cafeterias and catering firms. they say they'd be met eggs and not insulting to supermarkets —— sold in supermarkets. if anybody is concerned, there is a list of products that have been withdrawn on th

. >> reporter: jack davey was visiting from los angeles and shot this video on her phone. >> if we didn't run out of the way, we would have been trampled. >> reporter: the van speeding down this path in red at 50 miles per hour, traveling 1,000 feet before coming to a halt. the front of the van smashed. rebecca says she was almost hit by the van. >> as you were walking back the truck nearly hit you? >> yes. exactly. >> reporter: the vehicle missing her by inches. the blood and injured children. police on foot began combing the streets as the driver of the van fled. he's still at large this morning. in all 14 people dead and over 100 hurt. at least one american suffering minor injuries. authorities arrested and then released the suspect. his identity documents were stolen before he rented the van. another man is also in custody and authorities say a third man was shot and killed after running a police roadblock. officials also linking the two attacks to an earlier explosion that destroyed a home 124 miles from barcelona. the explosions were initially reported to have been caused by gas can

modeled his political rhetorical style on the great american preaching styles of the reverend samuel daveys george whitefield. so patrick henry is one of these young founders who comes of age during the great awakening and he goes to hear these great awakening preachers and he, henry, absorbs their spiritual message and henry was one of the most conventional and evangelical of the founders, but not only that, he takes their style of preaching and incorporates that in his own very dramatic and powerful rhetorical style, right? give me liberty or give me death. that's the one reason that jefferson comes to loathe and hear jefferson and he has a weak, thin voice and he's envious of henry's great, rhetorical power and fears his political power, as well. more importantly, i think, perhaps this revival provided a political vocabulary or lexicon words like liberty and christ and the tyranny of the sin, flesh and the devil. the virtue of the saints. each of these religious terms is going to take on an additional political meaning in later decades, and one clear example, this is jonathan mayhugh. we

give me an idea of a davey began food. >> yeah.start with smoothie lost people start breakfast with smoothie or juice they add protein to and then you'll some fruit, vegetables. you can v you know, case so can be made with vegan cheese. >> it's carne meat. >> you're right. >> use tofu. >> good point. well yeah because that's what vegans do. they would use tofu. natural bean occurred. >> they call it the other thing is so many people do substitute meat anna logs for, um, the meat. >> right. >> but if you're going to do a meat analog, why are you a vegetarian? >> right. >> we're not -- we're not discounting people that want to be vegetarians today. >> not at all. >> just telling you how to do it. >> here's the thing. if you don't have any real meat in your diet, then you do need to supplement, right. >> yeah. do you need to supplement because your stores, your body stores of iron, calcium and minerals it's very important. not only to bone health but to energy and to other more serious health problems. >> right. so and dee fish see yo