to my immediate left if you have not guessed it is justice elena kagan. justice kagan was with justice marshall what year? >> '87. >> '87. teams like yesterday. >> it is. >> that was after having attended princeton and then oxford and then harvard for law and have served in judge mcva's chambers as a law clerk. all of our panelists this evening clerked for one judge or another on the d.c. circuit as did i, all four of us. >> it's a good court. >> it was a great court. and was in the white house counsel's office and then the clinton administration and then in the policy council as deputy director. couldn't keep a job apparently. taught at the university of chicago law school and after getting tenure there moved on and settled at harvard, not very long after that became the dean of harvard law school and then couldn't keep that job, either, and became associate -- solicitor general first and then associate justice of the supreme court. judge paul engelmayer at the far end is a judge in the southern district of new york and has been since 2011. i should have

elena, i will come back to you, if i may. this is a memorable opinion by the justice, if you could belize tell us. and whether you worked on it. [laughs] >> yes, i will give you to actually. one will be not surprising, one may be more surprising to folks. both were the year that i clerk for justice marshall. we used to call him judge, or atm. we actually never called him justice marshall. but, here is the one that maybe you won't be so surprised by. it was... this was one that really... it brought on the knucklehead appalachian. it was a case called -- it was a case about a white 12-year-old girl enroll kansas, i believe. she lived more than 15 miles away from the nearest school and there was a bus service that they made you pay and they would not give a waiver for even for indigent students to the result was that this girl did not get to school. and there was a challenge brought to the fees schedule, you know? getting on to the idea of a state charging fees for the school bus which was absolutely necessary for her to get to

estaba hecho pedazos porque yo no podía haber a mi madre ha sido lo mejor de alegría >> a sus 66 años elenas a abrasando destinos que hace la federación de hidalgo de África en estos cuatro años han traído los padres de migrantes indocumentados que no volvieron a su país >> nosotros hemos traído a 350 familias hasta el día de hoy. los requisitos son de no haber visto a sus padres en un mínimo de 10 años y que no tengan documentos para nuestro país pero cuando vemos a los adultos mayores cuando abrazan a sus familias estos lo que para el gran esfuerzo que nosotros hacemos como organización >> la llegada de maría elena también une a sus hijos que les han dejado de diferentes partes del país para volver a ver a que les dio la vida >> que me siento contenta de verla de abrazarla detenerla estamos disfrutando mucho en un día tranquilo >> pronto el reencuentro llegará a su fin padres tendrá que volver a méxico pero nunca podrán olvidar hacen alegría a sus corazones >> que me quedo con la satisfacción el Ávila brasilero que >> este reencuentro quedará marcado en sus corazones con la esperanza que

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the american youth power and finesse to defeat a former semi final elena, the nina of gal save in 2019 when she defeated the venus williams on the way to the court of funnel, who was the loud backing of center court. she later told the crown she expects to advance much further into the tournament this time around and in track and field, it was a world record breaking, not in all low for a weekend. competing on home soil constant fall home seemed to know even at the starting blocks than it was going to be a special 400 meter hurdles in the diamond league athletics to us. he was chasing not only his fellow competitive, but also at 29 year old record with the crowd behind him fall home, cross the line in 46.70 2nd, to break the record, sit in the boston line or and, and way back in 1992 watching data, but news is a reminder of the top story with the following for us, defense officials say all american soldiers and members of nato forces have left the bag from the military base in afghanistan. ivan was the main international during the 20 and mission, but it is now coming to an end watchin

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in her dissent, elena kagan wrote -- "what is tragic here is that the court has yet again rewritten - in order to weaken -- a statute that stands as a monument to america's greatness, and protects against its basest impulses. what is tragic is that the court has damaged a statute designed to bring about 'the end of discrimination in voting'." in a statement, president biden criticized the ruling, saying -- "in a span of just eight years, the court has now done severe damage to two of the most important provisions of the voting rights act of 1965." legal experts say the court's ruling will make it harder to challenge new voter suppression laws in court. just last week, the justice department sued the state of georgia saying its new voter law discriminates against black voters. in a second major ruling thursday, the court struck down a california law reqring nonprot ornizationreveal the nameof largeonors to the state. the case was brought by americans for prosperity foundation -- a right-wing group founded by the koch brothers. election law experts predict the ruling could lead to chall

justice elena kagan writing for the dissenters says the court has weakened voting rights and wonders what the impact will be on these other states, some who have restricted access to vote that were enacted after the last presidential election. it will take us a while to get into the weeds to see what the real test is. that's the essence of this decision, but not a surprise that court upheld both those arizona provisions on what they call ballot harvesting and votes in the wrong district. >> it seemed like the standard or this test as it related more broadly to the voting rights act. i wonder, tom -- i know we're still reading through this decision that's come out of the last three minutes here but, tom, the implications of that potentially here nationally. is tom goldstein still with us? >> oh, sorry, yes. >> rules that involve limitations on the time for voting, how far you have to travel for voting and compliance with voting rules are so inherent to how we vote in the united states that they're just immune from scrutiny under section two of the voting rights act. and that's the big

elena, i will come back to you, if i may. tell us about a memorable opinion by justice. and whether you worked on it. >> i will give you two, actually. one will not be surprising and one may be more surprising to folks. and both were the year that i clerked for justice marshall. we used to call him judge, we used to call him t.m. we actually never called him justice marshall. here's the one that maybe won't be so surprising. this was one that really brought on the knuckle head appalachian. it was a case cotter mass. it was about a white 10-year-old, 12-year-old girl in kurl -- rural kansas i believe she lived more than 15 miles away from the nearest school. there was a bus service, but they made you pay. and they weren't give a waiver even for indigent students. so the result was that this girl didn't get to school. there was a challenge brought to you fee schedule, you know, to the idea of a state charging fees for the school bus, which was absolutely necessary for her to get to school. it was a constitutional challenge brought under the equal protection clause. and we

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overcame her nerves to book a place in the last 32 with a straight sets 6—a, 6—3 win over russian elenaally cruised through winning on a double fault. in the mens' draw, british number two cameron norrie has set up a third—round meeting with 20—times grand slam champion roger federer. norrie recovered from a sluggish start to win 11 straight games on court one against alex bolt of australia, eventually winning 6—3, 6—1, 6—2. only two players on tour have won more matches than norrie this year — leading to the brit being seeded at a slam for the first time. his next round opponent, roger federer, moved through to the third round after the eight—time champion eased past france's richard gasquet in straight sets. norrie will need to be at his absolute best to challenge federer. the 39—year—old withdrew from the french open recently to give himself the best chance of winning another championship at the all england club, as he continues to look for a 21st grand slam singles title. it looks as though he has plenty of respect for norrie, though. he's had a wonderful year, played great in queen

the supreme court historical society hosted the lecture in the supreme court chamber with justice elena kagan offering introductory remarks. >> good evening and welcome to everybody. i'm jerry libin, i'm the vice president of the supreme court historical society and delighted to see everybody here today. in our second lecture of the leon silverman series on dissents and the supreme court. we're very privileged tonight to have as our host justice kagan. she will be introducing our distinguished speaker very shortly. let me just tell you a few things about justice kagan you may or may not know already. born in new york, raised in new york, educated at princeton, oxford and harvard law school. then became a clerk to judge abner mikva on the d.c. circuit followed by justice thurgood marshall. a couple years of law practice and then in 1991 entering academia teaching at the university of chicago law school where she met professor barack obama. two years later invited back to washington to work for the senate judiciary committee as special counsel at the request of the chairman then senator j

elena kagan in her dissent said equal chance to participate in our democracy, that-- referring to theting rights act, that law of all laws should never be diminished by this court. you know, section two is the most recent section attacked by the supreme court and it bars procedures that bar any citizen in the united states to vote on account of race or color. one of the issues was from arizona a situation where you have no easy places to drop off your ballot in large native american reservations. so, by banning the ability for people to collect ballots and drop them off, you essentially make it extraordinarily difficult for this targeted community to vote and that was the intent. that was the intent. now, this law, section two. it didn't say that anything about intent. it said the result and it didn't say it had to be-- an abridgement in other words, to an infringement, but alito doesn't care, the majority doesn't care on the supreme court about defending the right to vote. the pulsating heart of our republic. where does that leave us? it leaves us as the critical factor to defend the

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anticonstitucional hay varios consejos para los jóvenes que están amparados bajo el programa, está con nosotros elenanque esta decisión no nos afecta, pero todavía no se sabe lo que va a pasar porque no es permanente entonces si tienen daca es importante que lo hagan lo más pronto posible. >>> en que se deberían enfocar los esfuerzos de los soñadores. >>> seguir participando y es importante que más importa personas hagan aliados a este programa y que el presidente biden sepa y el congreso que daca es un programa importante para la comunidad y por último que mensaje envían siendo una organización que trabaja activamente a favor de esta causa. >>> que no están solos, nosotros vamos hacer todo lo posible para que sus voces sean oídas, vamos hacer todo lo posible para que pase algo permanente en el congreso, para que daca sea permanente y que nosotros estamos con ustedes. >>> muchas gracias y precisamente hoy el presidente biden dijo que el departamento de justicia tiene la intención de apelar a este fallo de hecho dijo que era decepcionante la decisión del juez federal de texas que ha suspendido las nue

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in voting as long as the state has some justification for them but in a blistering dissent, justice elena kagan said the court ignores that voter discrimination is getting worse. she said the ruling weakens the voting rights act, a law that stands as a monument to america's greatness and protects against its basest impulses. election law experts say the court now all of the major tools have been significantly weakened or eliminated. >> reporter: and no their pla on or before the court's final day. that suggests justice stephen breyer will probably be around next term. lester >> pete williams at the supreme court for us, thank you. >>> speaker nancy pelosi has named some members of a house select committee to investigate the capitol riot among them, a lone republican garrett haake is at the capitol. garrett, this announcement is causing some controversy. >> reporter: tonight republican liz cheney is telling reporters she is honored to be one of speaker pelosi's eight picks to serve on a special select committee to investigate the january 6 attacks here at the capitol this despite a warning

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the supreme court historical society hosted the lecture with justice elena kagan offering introductory remarks. >>> in the summer of 1839 a foreign schooner accidentally sailed along the shores of the united states and transformed the federal courts into a forum for an explosive national debate. the drama that began when the enslaved african americans on the a.m. stad revolted and took control of the vessel off the coast of cuba would culminate in the supreme court of the united states with a former president arguing on behalf of the african americans' appeal for freedom. the arm stad case forced the federal courts and the nation to consider the legal foundations of slavery. >> for several weeks in the summer of 1839 newspapers along the atlantic coast reported sightings of a mysterious schooner supposedly commanded by african pirates. late in august the crew of the navy brig washington spotted a badly damaged vessel in long island sound and a shore party trading with local residents along the new york coast. when the naval officers boarded the armistad they were braced by two spanish

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the games look set to march on we spoke to elena rosa falcon, a german olympic wrestler. she's disappointed that there will be no fans. it says it's right that the games are still going ahead of crows island. it. is it extra disappointed today because wrestling in especially women's wrestling is really, really big in japan. and i was really happy to see all the crazy fans of the crowd . it's much easier to, to make the best promotion after the 7 to make the best fights of the big crow cheering on you and the japanese fans always really loud and really fast. they cheer on all the people that's just on their own. so it's going to be really, really crazy and going to be really tough to, to show everything and do a whole pretension is much easier with people on canceling would be the rest of especially for their lives. because we are training for a long time for this moment and we want to to show what we've trained what we did all the time. so of course it said and it's going to be different. 6 without people, but i think it's better to, to go through it with people and to sh

in an impassioned dissent, justice elena kagan writing for the court's liberals declared, what is tragic is that the court has damaged a statute designed to bring about the end of discrimination in voting. and in arizona, native american activists said the ruling will make it harder for them to vote. >> only 26% of native americans live on a postal route, meaning you can't get mail at home in most places. and that's why ballot collection matters. >> terry moran joins us now. terry, president biden put out a statement today, saying he was extremely disappointed in the court's decision. terry, the president has made it clear that he and his attorney general merrick garland will be feeling these state measures. what are they learning from this case? >> reporter: they're learning it's going to be harder for tny el t challenge these new m toipi thee discriminato tent. but president ben infight, sayi the line. linsey? >> terry, thank you. >>> next, the massive explosion rocking a los angeles neighborhood. what was supposed to be a controlled detonation of illegal fireworks by the lapd turned t

the silent thing we're intimidation won't be tolerated while the statement came in support of master elena john, now she's an italian radian raul, the american john left voice of america, host and outspoken critic of a rom government. last week she claimed she was the target of the kidnapping plot, organized by iranian intelligence that was foiled by the f. b. i. blink and comment however, caused a wave of disbelief and accusations of double standards. the upshot of the ongoing trump by the prosecution of julian sons in the united states, believes old george las, whatever their nationality, wherever they are, have a legal duty to keep the u. s. government dirty secrets. now, i'm sorry, but that's not support. enjoy unless every us media outlets at landber's this comment and reference assange, but they won't because they suck messiah alina. john has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from u. s. government propaganda, oregon, voice of america, to agitate for regime change in iran. in the bazaar logic of us empire, she's an independent journalist, and joanna sons is a criminal on charl

a semi finalist elena this, nina, as gown said in 2019, when she defeated venus williams on the way to the quarter finals. she has won the loud backing of center court fans. she like to tell the crowd she intends to advance much further into the tournament. this time, i feel like a change in growing why? i don't know last time i was on this course, i don't think any people knew my name just the. i mean, obviously after the mean as much a lot of people do, i feel like now i don't know, i feel like a little bit at home here. now i'm enjoying the experience, but i'm also like really learning from it and really coming in to these matches believing that i can win. i mean, i believe that going in the past, but i feel like now just so much more comp now on the court and confident and playing in front of you guys. you know, watching the news. he's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. us defense officials say all american soldiers and members of nato forces have left the bag or military base in afghanistan. agra was the main international air base during a 20 year mission, but n

charged in the us accused of plotting to kidnap a new york based activist raynan american massey. elena john is a prominent critic of 10 rounds government. she says she's received death threats for years. deborah, and is under reports now from new york in a video posted on twitter on tuesday. my c, alina shaw shows her thousands of followers. the police have been stationed outside her home for the past 2 weeks. protecting her from an alleged iranian government was kidnappers, was asia uranian. american activists. and journalist says she 1st heard the f. b, i. 8 months ago, i have been receiving death threats every day. what's new? they said no, this time is different. this is it. they showed me all the photos that the intelligence service actually to send someone here to take photos of my private life. and then i was like, wow, already back close to me. the f. b, i issued photos of the suspected mastermind of the kidnap plot alley reza bar, a honey, an alleged iranian televisions officer, who it says, manage is a network of sources. he and 3 other intelligence operatives were charged in

identifican a magali elena delgado entre las vÍctimas mortales.ivo desde florida, elyangÉlica gonzÁlez nos muestra lo que ocurre a esta hora y lo que promete la pareja presidencial tras su visita. elyangÉlica:alan, buenos dÍas, quien mejor que una persona que estuvo en la reuniÓn con la pareja presidencial es maggie castro, bombero, rescatista y ha estado en conexiÓn con los familiares. en quÉ ambiente se desarrollÓ la reuniÓn con el presidente? maggie: el presidente tomÓ todo su tiempo del mundo ayer hablando con las familias. una persona muy humana, muy cariÑosa. siento que las familias que estuvieron recibieron mucha atenciÓn y mucha paz por parte del presidente. elyangÉlica: el servicio secreto decÍa que se habÍa pasado el tiempo y quÉ hacÍa el presidente? maggie: el presidente se quedÓ hasta que hablÓ con todas las personas, llorÓ con algunos, se abrazÓ con otros, los que la familia sentÍan que necesitaban, eso fue lo que hizo. elyangÉlica: cuÁl es el Ánimo de las familias? usted ha podido ver el desarrollo desde el primer dÍa hasta hoy. magg

it also walked e bay and pay pal through their separation in 2015. elena company is also linked to helping verizon acquiring yahoo in 2016 as well as helping microsoft when it was purchasing linkedin and on the invite list include some of the most influential people in the technology sector finance world and in media is believed. major deals began at these very conferences. this includes comcast acquisition of nbc, universal in 2009, as well as just basis as purchase of the washington post and 2013 summer speculating topics this year could include freedom of speech online or lack thereof . as this year is expected, attendees shape policies of what's allowed on these platforms guess who are expected to attend on the tech front. include facebook, c o. mark stuck or berg, apple. c. o. tim cook and flux, e o's, read hastings and ted saran. dose, not to mention warm buffet and microsoft cofounder bill gates. mainstream media representatives include comcast, c o brian roberts, buy. com, cbs chairwoman, sherry redstone, cnn host, anderson cooper and van jones, cbs host gail king and public offici

his opinion was joined by justice elena kagan. nine to nothing. why? because the supreme of the states, the recent membership of the supreme court was unanimously in favor of church autonomy in the face of a serious violation of civil rights. dr. farr: i believe justin -- i believe justice kagan joy villa legal. judge starr: and ripen, now as of this last summer, the autonomy was re-articulated into companion catholic school cases. i thought we should win. the voices of liberty. because the los angeles diocese that not even the teachers to be catholic. yet, there were certain religious duties that each teacher have. that was sufficient to carry the day, a 72 majority. the ability of churches and church schools and church ministries to say, hands-off, caesar. even though the federal government may have a very powerful tryst, as it does in the civil rights law's. no you can't go here, thou shalt not enter. victory. the equality principle, the example is what got me seriously thinking about this for years ago when i was serving as chief of staff to the at

the games look set to march on earlier we spoke to german olympic wrestler, elena wrote a fucking meadow, hopeful in tokyo, she's disappointed that there will be no fans in tokyo, but says it's right that the games are still going ahead of crows island. is it extra disappointed today because wrestling and especially women's wrestling is really, really big in japan. and i was really happy to see all the trade, the fans, and the ground. it's much easier to, to make the best promotion after the 7 to make the best 5, the, the big crow cheering on you and the japanese fans always read it really fast. they cheer on all the people just on their own. so it's going to be really, really crazy and going to be really tough to, to show everything and do a whole potential. it's much easier with people. canceling would be the rest of the vision, especially for the athletes. because we are training such a long time for this moment, and we want to to show what we, what we did all the size. so of course it said, and it's going to be different without people, but i think it's better to, to go through it an

elena beverly, thank you for joining us. >> i great with him.hat other coequal branches of government are failing noirlt voters and not protecting our constitutional rights. so while the supreme court did strike directly at voting access for voters of color, particularly first americans, those on native reservations and latino voters in arizona, the court also struck at section 2 of the voting rights act. that is the remaining force that we have as minority voters to protect against voting procedures and practices that would have a discriminatory purpose or discriminatory effect, and make it more difficult for us to vote at this point we need congress to act and we need to move away from these members who were protect the filibuster which has a streak of being used to protect anti -- legislation, and to prevent civil rights legislation we need voting standards includes for the people act and the john lewis voting. >>> but then there's this. the supreme court's decision have help to narrow, if not close off as pernicious a democrat sick other tha

and i'm not john for elena. it's fine. oh, she's going to stand director of the german political foundation, the economy of knowledge, different. do you considered a mistake that us troops and allies leave the country and so hastily? well, the question was not whether the troops relief but when and how and under what conditions and the unconditional and very quick leaf came as a surprise to everybody. so basically also i thought that at least the united states could, could have negotiated more conditions for the evening for the peace negotiations with a tiny bon. but they did not do that. and so on the way i called a lease, i think they could have made it in a different manner. but i think the question is not whether to leave and also in the community. many people think that it was time for the kind of, for the internet trips to lease, but of course we did not need the high schools and expectations that to be based on the beginning. so that the top one claims they already have 85 percent of the country under their control.