last week, a case you are familiar with, he was nominated by donald trump to serve in the us district court. he had bipartisan support in the judiciary committee. it went to the committee, hearing in the committee, bipartisan support voted out of committee, that was in june. more than four months ago. apparently that is not good enough for the democrats, they are only interested in slowing down the work of the senate, we had a cloture vote on the nominee, one of the 47 cloture votes we talked about. had to have a cloture vote. every republican and 27 democrats voted for him. he had bipartisan support. still had to allow all this wasted time in debate. couldn't induct other business in the senate during the time because democrats insisted we use all the debate time. they could have easily agreed to waive the rules and go straight to and for. we wanted to do that and democrats refused. how much of that time did democrats spend on the floor debating this person's qualifications to be a federal judge, how many of those 30 hours to democrats use? none. how many minutes did they use? none. not on

level, federal district judges and court of appeals judges. at this moment we will be up to fairly soon the approval of 145 federal judges, district. and court of appeals about 167 at this moment. so we will have a big percentage of the court will be changed by this administration over a very short period of time. i don't believe other than perhaps when they started the whole process, i don't believe anybody has come close. so we will have 145. and that number will be increasing with time. 145 district court judges and 17 court of appeals judges. i must tell you the wall street journal gave us great reviews on that, really fantastic reviews. i think it is a very important element because a lot of people don't know it. again, tomorrow is a big announcement and we will have another announcement having to do with tax cuts out tomorrow pretty early skpm. and i appreciate it and i will see many of you on the trip to as asia. thank you very much. >> do you want the assailant from new york sent to gitmo? >> i would certainly consider that, yes. send h

representatives that i have been served with a subpoena for testimony issued by the united states district court for the northern district of georgia. after consulting with the office of general counsel, i will make the determinations required by rule 8. signed, sincerely, kathy register, district director. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, this is to notify you formally pursuant to rule 8 of the rules of the house of representatives that i have been served with a subpoena for testimony issued by the united states district court for the northern district of georgia. after consulting with the office of general counsel, i will make the determinations required by rule 8. signed sincerely, theresa johnson armstrong, constituent services representative. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered rinted. the chair lays before the house the following message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states, section 202-d of the national emergencies act provides for the automatic termination of a national emergency unless within 90 days befo

and as someone who has practiced in the district courts of connecticut and others around the country as well as courts of appeals in the second circuit and elsewhere, these appointments have special meaning to me and to others who are well versed in the way our justice system works. for many people in this country the united states district court is the fers place they seek -- is the first place they seek justice. they rely on federal judges to be above politics, to be above personal ideology and dogma of the right or left wing. the united states district courthouse is the first place they seek justice and for many it is the last place. an adverse ruling for them is often the end of the line because they lack the resources to pursue an appeal to the executive order court -- to the circuit court. our district court judges are often the voices and face of justice that the people of the united states most trust and rely on. what we see in these nominees is a pattern. they have clearly demonstrated through their actions, their statements, their temperament, their charkt r -- character, th

some district courts have initially ruled against us, i am confident our positions will be vindicated and if necessary in the supreme court. has the statutory authority to suspend immigration in the law of any individual group of individuals he thinks -- he deems contrary to the national interest. proclamation from certain countries dysfunctional and provide risk is justified within his powers as the chief executive who has the responsibility to protect the public interest. we are proud to vigorously defended. -- defend it. let me say this. there are those in this room, maybe more than a few who get frustrated about when they turn on the tv at night's and you and to take rolaids everybody has an opinion of what the attorney general should do. i get frustrated. a lot of things i like to be able to say and explain. the rule of law is not always about getting the outcome you seek. it is using the same fair process pursuing the truth wherever it leads. we can never allow any part of our legal system, least of all the department of justice, to be reduced to a tool for a political agenda. t

an increasing number of district courts are taking the dramatic step of issuing nationwide injunctions. ordered to block the united states government from enforcing a statute or an executive branch policy nationwide. dollars have not found a single example of any judge issuing this kind of extreme remedy before the 1960's. never contemplated, apparently, by our founders. single judges are making themselves super legislatures for the entire united states. we have nearly 600 federal judges and district judges in america. each one with the ability to issue an overreaching, nationwide executive order eroding the power of the president of the united states, for example. the supreme court is consistently and repeatedly made clear that courts should limit relief to the parties before them. if lower courts continue to ignore that precedent, the supreme court should send them that message again. joining the entire federal government is an extreme, dramatic step. they take -- to take that step because of a political agreement would be absolutely unacceptable. the constitution gives judges no rig

[applause] so, although some district court seven initially ruled against this, i am confident it will be vindicated in the court of appeals and if necessary, in the supreme court. the president -- president trump has a authority to suspend immigration in the law of any deemsdual, he thinks or are contrary to the natural -- to the national interest. his proclamation of countries that are dysfunctional and within risk is justified his powers as the chief executive who has the responsibility to protect the public interest. we are proud to vigorously defend it. and -- i conclude, let me say this. there are those in this room and maybe more than a few in this room who get frustrated about when they turn on the tv at night and you have to take rolaids -- [laughter] and everybody has an opinion on what the attorney general should too. get frustrated, there are a lot of things i would like to say and explain. the rule of law is that it is not always about getting the sameme, it is using the fair process, pursuing the truth wherever it leads. we can never allow any part of our legal system, an

[applause] so, although some district court seven initially ruled against this, i am confident it will be vindicated in the court of appeals and if necessary, in the supreme court. the president -- president trump has a authority to suspend immigration in the law of any individual, he thinks or deems are contrary to the natural -- to the national interest. his proclamation of countries that are dysfunctional and provide risk is justified within his powers as the chief executive who has the responsibility to protect the public interest. we are proud to vigorously defend it. before i and -- i conclude, let me say this. there are those in this room and maybe more than a few in this room who get frustrated about when they turn on the tv at night and you have to take rolaids -- [laughter] and everybody has an opinion on what the attorney general should do, i get frustrated, too. there are a lot of things i would like to say and explain. the rule of law is that it is not always about getting the outcome, it is using the same fair process, pursuing the truth wherever it leads. we can never al

an increasing number of district courts are taking the dramatic step of issuing nationwide injunctions. ordered to block the united states government from enforcing a statute or an executive branch nationwide. dollars have not found a single example of any judge issuing this kind of extreme remedy before the 1960's. never contemplated, apparently, by our founders. single judges are making themselves super legislatures for the entire united states. we have nearly 600 federal judges and district judges in america. each one with the ability to issue an overreaching, nationwide executive order power of the president of the united states, for example. the supreme court is consistently and repeatedly made clear that courts should limit relief to the parties before them. if lower courts continue to ignore that precedent, the supreme court should send them that message again. joining the entire federal government is an extreme, dramatic step. to take that step because of a political agreement would be absolutely unacceptable. judges notution gives right to veto a president's actions because th

next the senate will consider two well-qualified nominees to serve on the federal district courts, donald coggins and dabney friedrich is the experience and temperament to excel as judges. both of these individuals have stellar legal credentials. their careers demonstrate a serious commitment to the law. and by confirming them both the senate will continue to ensure that the federal judiciary fulfills its particular role in our constitutional system. i'd like to thank chairman grassley for his leadership of the senate judiciary committee which reported both of these nominees on a voice vote. i look forward to advancing their nominations very soon.

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former attorney general mukasey, who has also previously served as a federal district court judge went on to say, it is greg's character, temperament that most set him apart that suits him to serve as a circuit judge. there are many smart lawyers in washington, probably many nice one, but i know of no one who has greg's unique legal skill coupled with integrity and good judgment. that high praise was echoed by many of the others who new mr. katsas well at the justice department. a large group wrote to the senate judiciary committee supporting his nomination. greg is an exceptionally taloned and brilliant appellate lawyer. his commitment to public service and academic qualifications are impeccable. in addition we can attest to greg's thoughtfulness, temperament and character. the group of distinguished attorneys who have in their own words worked with greg or litigated against him in the supreme court or federal courts of appeals or otherwise familiar with his work, penned a letter of support for mr. katsas' nomination. we hold a broad range of policy reviews, but we are united in our v

district court. the court overturned metlife's applied to and fsoc the d.c. circuit, which has not rendered a decision. the relevance of all this to the apotheosis, what a title, the apotheosis of the administrators state -- all the greeks out there know it means the high point of the ministry of state. relates,e happy if it but it is only the beginning. any non-bank financial firm can and subjected to this designation, that the special regulation, if it proposes to the stability of the united states. standards.tains no ofre is no definition material of financial distress, nodefinition of activities, definition of threat or what was meant by the financial stability of the united states. no does it ascertain any firm firmof what size of must be designated as a state, yet. it will be subject to the stringent regulation of the fed. to designate the firm as fife, fsoc was authorized to predict at sometime in the future, the financial distress of a particular firm or its adversees will have effect on the entire u.s. financial system. this is impossible to know. or

district court for the northern district of illinois. she's the first and only judge of color on the u.s. court of appeals for the 7th circuit. [ cheers and applause ] judge williams also founded just the beginnings foundation, a pipeline organization that aims to increase diversity in the legal profession and judiciary by inspiring more young people to pursue legal careers. so before we begin, i want to turn to our speakers and introduce you to this extraordinary audience. because these are the next generation of public interest lawyers. they have come from all over the country to interview for public interest jobs, and to hear the two of you speak. so we are thrilled to have you here. and i'm going to turn it over to judge williams. >> thank you, david. [ applause ] good afternoon. i know we can do better than that. this is justice rbg. good afternoon. >> good afternoon! >> so you can't imagine how excited we all were that justice ginsburg said yes to equal justice works, because her heart has been with public interest enterprises, and

well i mean it's unclear at this point bianca when the district court judge will make that decision i hope it's soon because it's got to be a mess for these employees there you know having two people show up there six hundred ploys at c.f.p. b. and those people you know they're there like i was in government for a real purpose they believe in what they're doing and they certainly don't want to see all their good work dismantled they believe in protecting consumers and so i hope it gets resolved rather soon there are two outstanding variables one the the judge that is going to oversee this case is a trump appointee who was confirmed by the senate and so the judge kelly and so that goes into it secondly there is some legislation moving through capitol hill and there may be those on the hill in the senate and house who try to stick on writers addressing c f p b so it remains to be seen but hopefully will be worked out in the near future bianca well of us have to keep an eye on that on that one but now i want to turn to a different story a report on nafta after five rounds of talks betwee

in the district court in washington d.c. to see to say she should be the director the acting director the bottom line is all these director positions all the president has to do is nominate somebody that he wants to fulfill this position permanently be confirmed like the senate like a bunch of people like me had to do and then there's no problem but for some reason he's wanted to do this sort of palace coup taking a white house political appointee in mr mo vanny and putting him into the statutorily protected independent position it's something i've never seen and quite frankly i just don't get it except for they really don't like this consumer protection watchdog let's backtrack for a second candidate tram campaign that he was going to be a champion for average americans now get that hillary clinton would be a captive of wall street but we know that wall street doesn't exactly like the c.f. people and senator durbin who has had a big role in dodd frank said quote wall street hates it like the devil hates holy water and they'

and the majority of judges in the 9th the district court and the 9th circuit were appointed by democrats. a brookings analysis shows at the end of last year more than half of all district court judges were appointed by democratic presidents. approximately 35% appointed by republican democrats. astonishing. the good news is president trump inherited more than two times snore judicial vacancies than did president obama. president trump has an historic opportunity to turn the federal courts in a far more balanced and conservative direction. a quotation of the evening. this from cicero who said this. quote, the safety of the people shall be the highest law. were it only so. we are coming right back. stay with us. president trump and vladimir putin talking for an hour on the phone today. >> we are talking strongly about north korea and ukraine. >> we take up the president's foreign policy agenda with ambassador john bolton. president trump carrying on a white house tradition exercising his powers of pardon for the first time, just in time for thanksgiving. we'll tell you all about the lucky r

but succeeding in the courts isn't easy new year's lawsuit has already been dismissed in the district court in essen where our w.e.e.e. has its headquarters the company argued that place is melting in the andes can't be traced back to its activities since many other agents like cars and planes could also be causing climate change. lou your hopes his appeal will now convince a higher court and eventually force those who he thinks are threatening him and his people to help alleviate the damage. to the philippines now which is now the world's number one and call centers thanks to a young and sleek west generation. a graduation party at the university of the east in manila. ryan barn lawn is here with his mother she raised five children all by herself and. i can't describe the happiness i've worked very hard to make a good education possible ryan has been working hard since his father died. in order to pay for his studies as an electrical engineer ryan has been working evenings in a call center for five hundred thousand students who graduate every year the outsourcing industry creates work and

the flawed district court ruling undercuts the president's efforts to keep the american people safe andenforcing existing law. we are confident the courts will ultimately uphold the president's lawful and necessary authority. again that from the deputy press secretary moments ago. of course, this latest setback by the administration comes by a district court judge by the name of william orrick the third. he has blocked the president's executive order which would cut funding from cities that limit cooperation with u.s. immigration authorities. i want to share the judge's statement at least in part here bill. i think you'll find it instructive. the judge says the counties have demonstrated that the executive order has caused and will cause them constitutional injuries by violating the separation of powers, doctrine and depriving them of their 10th and 5th amendment rights. the san francisco city attorney, he is very excited about this and calls it a victory for the american people and the rule of law. this executive order was unconstitutional before the ink on it was even dry. now the dep

>> first, are you concerned that the district court could introduce some kind of injunction? >> not concerned. the court is going to do whatever the court is going to do. that's fine. i read the legal opinion not only of the department of justice, but more interestingly -- not more interestingly, as interestingly, the legal opinion of the general counsel here that says the president is right. my guess is the court will hear the same arguments from capable folks. if the court decides to issue a temporary restraining order, ortd order me not to come in the building, i will absolutely follow the law. that what we do here in the executive branch. i'm not concerned about it. i'm going forward tonight and tomorrow assuming that i'm here and i'll be here until the court or the president tells me otherwise. >> to what extent are your criticisms of the bureau reflective of your ideological commitment to small government? >> i don't know how to answer that question. i'll talk about my previous statements about the bureau, how about that? yeah, my opinion of the structure of the cfpb has

a district court in hawaii blocked the ban from going into effect last month. on november 13th an appeals court partially lifted that order. the court will hear oral arguments on the case on december 6th. (terisa) a big story this morning... as a new plan to try and relieve traffic congestion along the peninsula is getting closer to becoming a reality. cal-trans has released new details on an effort to add a travel lane and a toll lane along highway- 101. it would reconfigure lanes of northbound and southbound 101 between the 380 interchange near sfo and matadero creek in palo alto. a dedicated travel lane would be made by connecting existing access lanes on the right. the far left lane would become an express toll lane between 5 am and 8 pm. we spoke to some locals who had mixed reactions. (terisa) caltrans has said they want to add the tol

but succeeding in the courts isn't easy the years lawsuit has already been dismissed in the district court in essen where our w.e.e.e. has its headquarters the company argued that place is melting in the andes can't be traced back to its activities since many other agents like cars and planes could also be causing climate change. lou your hopes his appeal will now convince a higher court and eventually force those who he thinks are threatening him and his people to help alleviate the damage. you're up to date with the latest from the world of business for more find us on facebook follow us on twitter at the w underscore business. kickoff. three stones from three continents. three thrilling story. thomas more from my music. charles mingus from high level who's. not make a time from any nazi. how do they become top players in the borders need. to go. to. space age technology for our streets. driverless cars still encounter real obstacles in traffic but on mars rovers have been moving autonomy for years. now a japanese automaker wants to use their technology to create self driving cars that a

district court nominees where both home state senators are in favor of the nominee are insist full debateach nominee, even and the like. our opponents of judicial nominees frequently claim the president has outsourced his selection of judges. that is completely false. i have been a member of the federalist society since law school. still am. so frankly, it seems like it has been in sourced. [applause] mr. mcgahn: but seeking advice from leonard and many members of the federalist society, not outsourcing the judicial selection process. the fact is we all share the same vision of the judicial role and we welcome input from many sources. many of us in this room became lawyers in the post bjork era. i certainly did. we understand the importance of judicial selection and we've seen first hand the lengths to which others will go to tarnish the reputation of good men and women. i've already mentioned earlier this year the situation that confronted now judge barrett, a prominent democrat suggest that she couldn't be trusted because she's a practicing catholic. thankfully, she's now a judge on the

at the district court level i'm perfectly content with senators, regardless of party, still having considerable sway, but at the circuit court level, this administration and every other administration i can remember in both parties have felt it's a presidential prerogative. and had we decided to allow the blue slip for circuit judges to be a veto, here's the situation, hugh. 48 democrats would have been able to veto 62% of the circuit court vacancies. that ain't going to happen. >>> coming up, more from leader mcconnell. we'll be right back. hi. so i just got off the phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight... four weeks without the car. okay, yep. good night. with accident forgiveness, your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. your rates won't go up just because of an accident. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out mor

district court and everything else down in this particular area.tro has been trying to fix its escalators across this system. they have a ten-year plan to fix 100 escalators. these two at judiciary square date back to 1976. the opening of the metro system. so they definitely need to go. about 9,000 people a day use the escalators here and the entrances here at judiciary square. be aware that this could morning. if you're not aware of it, this station is going to be closed, this entrance here for about the next senn months as this work gets under way. i got to say, the escalator performance has actually been improving. that's a good thing. >> it will be worth it in the end i guess. adam tuss, thank you. >>> chuck bell is talking about our weather. we had a rough start. rainy and cold. >> rainy and hard this morning. the wipers going full blast. most of the rain is quickly coming to an end. we'll appreciate that. it remains cold and wet early on a monday morning. over the weekend, yes, indeed. tied record low temperatures. both saturday morning at re

district court in d.c. judge refused to block the president appointment of the budget director mick mulvaney to lead the financial protection bureau on interim basis. but the senate republican committee approved the budget reform bill and setting up a vote this week. the democratic counterparts canceled a scheduled meeting with the president. >> unfortunately this morning, instead of leading the president tweeted inaccurate statement and said, "i don't see a deal." the president said, "i don't see a deal" three hours before our meeting. jonathan: the democratic leaders say they will work with rep to avoid a government shutdown. roy moore not commenting on an apparent plot to discredit the women who accused the senate candidate of sexual misconduct when they were teenagers. >> there is an interest in working in the conservative media movement. is that still your interest? >> no, not really. jonathan: the "washington post" said the woman on the right-hand side of the screen tried to convince a reporter that m

moments ago the white house said quoting, the flawed district court ruling undercuts the president's efforts to keep the american people safe and secure by enforcing existing law. we're confident the courts will ultimately uphold the president's lawful and necessary authority. judge william orrick raised $200,000 for president obama and personally gave $30,000 to democratic committees supporting his campaign. in 2004 he bundled $100,000 for john kerry. here is the appeals court what they will have to figure out. he claims the executive order threatens to take all federal money away from sanctuary cities. the justice department says that is not accurate. the only law enforcement grant money was at issue here and that money is conditioned upon the sanctuary city following the law. that is something both the obama and trump administrations agree, julie. locals cannot take the money and still release criminal aliens. back to you. >> william la jeunesse in los angeles. >> the justice department reacting to the sanctuary cities ruling saying the district court exceeded its authority today

level, federal district judges and court of appeals judges. we'll have -- at this moment we'll be up to, fairly soon, the approval of 145 federal judges, district. and court of appeals, about 17 at this moment. so we will have a big percentage of the court will be changed by this administration over a very short period of time. i don't believe, other than perhaps when they started the whole process, i don't believe anybody has come close. so we'll have 145, and that number will be increasing with time. 145 district court judges and we'll have 17 court of appeals judges. and i must tell you the "wall street journal" gave us great reviews on that, really fantastic reviews, but i think it's a very important element that should be pointed out because a lot of people don't know. again, tomorrow is a big announcement and we'll have another announcement having to do with tax cuts. that will be tomorrow pretty early. i appreciate it, and i will see many of you on the trip to asia. >> mr. president, how -- mr. president, do you want the assailant to get

he needs to check in daily by phone with the court in the eastern district of virginia.ose are the terms of rick gates' release. after he was taken into custody. he's released on his own personal recognizance, has to stay home, has to check in by phone once a day. those appear not to be the terms on which his co-defendant, paul manafort, has been released. as you can see, paul manafort's release form looks quite different. paul manafort is not released on his own personal recognizance. his form says he was released into a high intensity supervision program of the pretrial service agency at the district court in d.c. now, the handwritten instructions on his release form for manafort are similar to those on gates' form. he's instructed to remain on permanent home confinement, allowed to leave home only for visits to attorneys or visits to court, medical emergencies, religious services. like rick gates, he's instructed to report daily by telephone. but for manafort, this high intensity supervision program appears to be the kind of program that includes people wearing an ele

district court. now, he had bipartisan support in the judiciary committee. it went to the committee, hearing in the committee, bipartisan support, voted out of the committee. that was in june, more than four months ago. now, apparently, that's not good enough for the democrats, not at all. no, they are only interested in slowing down the work of the senate, so we had a cloture vote on the nominee. one of the 47 cloture votes that we talked about. we had to have a cloture vote. every republican and 27 democrats voted for him, so he had bipartisan support. we still had to allow all of this wasted time for the debate. we couldn't conduct any of the other business of the senate during the time because the democrats insisted that we use all the debate time. now, they could have very easily agreed to waive the rules as we do and go straight to a vote. we wanted to do that. the democrats refused. now, so how much of that time, that 30 hours, mr. president, did the democrats actually spend on the floor debating this person's qualifications to be a federal judge? how

. >> no, it's not -- >> district court judges -- >> district court judges are not the ones that are supposedmake those decisions. that's not a constitutional -- >> that's what the justice system is saying. >> otherwise they are in charge. >> anderson, the thing i thought was most disturbing about his statement was, first of all, he starts by calling the suspect an animal and then he says that our justice system is a laughingstock. now, i looked back to see, you know, george bush after 9/11, what did he -- he wasn't considered to be particularly eloquent. he talked about the terrorists could shatter american's steel but not our resolve and said americans should move forward with peace and justice and now what does trump say? trump says they're animals and basically implies we should just take them out and shoot them like you do in some third world country. >> no, no, no. >> that's the implication. >> he has in the past, in front of a crowd of police officers, said you shouldn't be so delicate with them, don't worry about putting your hand on your head when you're putting them in the police ca

the district court heard to your case this morning and. delivered his decision. and then i couldn't continue. with the she could not and i had tears and i was trying to hold myself not burst into tears and they all were just looking at me and i can hear probably it pin drop at that moment it was so quiet all we can hear is the waves of the ocean in the background. oh is it allison where on line we were in hurricane winds for almost like thirty six hours these are the things that new york has to address or if you join us on set i'm a member of a complex one but we struck up a relationship based is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag a.j. stream and one of your pitches might make the next show join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera the new era in television news. it doesn't say that it's a toss to those things in secret that are on the list we had actual victims who had survived torture detention and saying this was the cause of my arrest if you would . just stay but we did still get about this conviction that everyone has a deep reservoir a time of

the district court heard to your case this morning and. delivered his decision. and then i couldn't continue my worries less with the. trend i had tears and i was trying to hold myself not burst into tears and they all were just looking at me and i can hear probably it pin drop at that moment it was so quiet all we can hear is the waves of the ocean in the background. one day if you look out for a rival to the concrete block i'll be deciding to play god. and suddenly if you can cast just said figure right. if we could. bring the source cubans over are in this magnificent. a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished space at this time on al-jazeera. i sometimes feel that we're really looking into the hearts and the soul of those directly involved in a very taking place. very good at telling all sides of the story from the political elite to those people who are affected you really get to know what's happening on the ground that's very important for me as a generation pastor can often feel that my contin

the district court heard to your case this morning and. delivered his decision. and then i couldn't continue my worries less really shaken up and i had tears and i was trying to hold myself not burst into tears and they all were just looking at me and i can hear probably it pin drop at that moment it was so quiet all we can hear is the waves of the ocean in the background. what began as a small extremist group in africa's most populous country we learned that there is a back to from the government to just shoot soon turned into a battle front for the nigerian government how do you know why. the tories for abducting more than two hundred schoolgirls the killing the displacement of thousands of people al-jazeera investigates the origins bloody rise of iraq at this time on al-jazeera. and under ported world on the. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forw

during his career, judge eisley was named best district court judge for the eighth circuit by the american lawyer and outstanding federal trial court judge by the association of trial lawyers of america. he was a role model and a friend to many across the state of arkansas and our nation. i extend my respect, affection, and prayers to his friends, amily, and loved ones. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the little rock regional chamber of commerce, love little rock, initiative. this initiative is intended to both attract new business and encourage residents to become love little rock ambassadors by sharing their pride using the love little rock #-- hash tag. as a part of the campaign the little rock regional chamber created the love little rock dot-org website to highlight the advantages of doing usiness in arkansas' capital sitty. led by state -- by president and c.e.o. of the chamber and the mayor, this initiative is a powerful instrument sitty. for community development and business recruitment. the mayor proclaimed october 19 as love little rock day. i'd like to extend my thanks t

the justice who is doing a good job, but we have many judges that are being approved at the district andl and court of appeals, it will be up to fairly soon the approval of 145 federal judges, district, and court of appeals, moment, so weis will have a big percentage of will be changed by this administration over a very short period of time. i do not believe other than, perhaps, when they started the whole process, i do not believe anybody has come close, so we will have 145, and that number will be increasing over time, 145 judges, and we will have 17 iurt of appeals judges, and have to say, "the wall street journal" gave us great reviews on that. i think it is a very important element, because a lot of people do not know, so, again, tomorrow is a big announcement, and we will have another announcement having to deal with tax cuts. that will be out tomorrow early, and i appreciate that, and many of you, on the trip to asia. thank you. reporter: mr. president -- president trump: i would certainly consider that, yes. i would certainly consider that. send them to get no. -- gitmo. i would certainly c

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paul manafort and rick gates seen leaving district court in d.c. were ordered held as a condition for bail. in court the attorneys blasted the federal indictment against the men as embellished. the judge will review the confinement order in a hearing on monday. >> new video shows the moments after the terror attack in manhattan. this was a school bus rammed as a man tried to run down as many people as possible. >> are they okay? >> stuck in here. >> can you call 911? my gosh! >> i need an ambulance right here. t-bone. the kid right there. >> the firefighters and the paramedics swa the school bus were hurt. one critically and they all survived. >> they are holding the man on federal terror charges. this is called the deadliest attack in new york. jonathan: president trump calling for the death penalty for saipov. he blasted the amount of time they take to try the terror suspects. they look at the practice and how long it can take. >> president trump complains that the process hasn't been fast or tough enough. >> we have to come up with the punishmen

the trial was head in federal district court in brooklyn. >> toward the end of the trial, the prosecution brings siebold in. they say that that was the most memorable, shocking instant to these 33 subjects when they realized how they had been duped by this double agent. >> all 33 spies were found guilty december 13th, 1941, and sentenced to almost 300 years in prison. by 1954, they had all been paroled. duquesne died of a stroke in 1956. >> what happens to siebold after? >> we did not have a formal witness protection program at that time, which we have today. but in effect the bureau sent him to california. >> agent kraucrosby would be seo latin america and arrest hundreds of spies. the agency brought down the duquesne spy ring, but more were on the way. hitler ordered sabotage operations against key targets in the united states. find out how eight nazi saboteurs slipped into the country right here, on a mission to wreak havoc. that's next on "war stories." ♪music ♪you fill up my senses ♪like a night in a forest ♪like the mountains in springtime♪ ♪like a sleepy blue ocean ♪you fill up my

district court in greenbelt as you said. where william s.ghn iii fak faced a federal judge on 56 charges of writing prescriptions for nonmedical purposes. the doctor left the courthouse a short time ago. he didn't have any comment to anyone as he left here today. we asked him for a statement. he declined to give a statement. what we can tell you is that prosecutors say over the course of several years, he wrote prescriptions for as many as 3,000 aderol pills. most of those pills were written to people who worked at hooters restaurant. for the past three years he worked at an urgent care facility in rockville, maryland. we are told that the owner of that urgent care 2facility did not know what the doctor was doing as far as writing prescriptions and did not know, in fact, he had lost his medical license and his dea registration number. we can tell you that prosecutors again said that the people who bought the pills were four employees at hooters in rockville and in laurel, maryland. and prosecutors have not charged him with practicing without

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