what's wrong with you, emin? shoot, trump did a series of interviews and talked about putin. >> let's not kid ourselves, he's done an amazing job. he's put himself at the forefront of the world as a leader. >> his chief concern when he was in moscow was whether he would meet vladimir putin. as soon as he landed, are we going to see putin? when we are going to see putin? is putin coming to the event? >> but the meeting never happened. >> i was in the room with the call with mr. trump and emin and aras, and it was president putin's spokesman, a man by the name of dmitry peskov, and emin translated and said, unfortunately, although mr. putin would love to meet with donald trump today, the meeting can no longer go ahead because the king of holland has been delayed in traffic. >> what was donald trump's reaction when it turned out he wasn't going to be meeting president putin? >> it was okay, actually. i think his reaction would have been really upset if there had been no response. but fact that this man who is a very

>> the municipal districts have the power of eminent domain. i don't know of any specific instances and, perhaps, barbara has antidotes but i know that power has been used in california to acquire infrastructure, as these new utilities were just being formed. >> anything of the scale we would be talking about, maybe? >> so this has happened over time in california. more recent times city of moreno valley municipalized and the irrigation district is about the middle of a process now, ongoing for a number of years. i would have to look at history to see if there's any in the more distant past that are of the size comparable to what we're talking about. i'd be happy to, through your executive officer, you know, do that research and provide that information. >> that would be great. it sounds like there's some important legal questions, as well, in terms of whether the courts have found that for a purpose like this that would be something eminent domain is appropriate for. obviously there's public use there. >> and now you're getting more into the l

the fight over eminent domain expected to be a big hurd number court. do the people who are trying to protect their land stand a chance? the last gentlemen, who said, fighting the government, it is pretty hard. >> i think in the context of eminent domain case, the litigation would boil down to whether the government has a justifiable public use for taking these people's land. and you know, i think for everything we might feel, for everything we might think about, the border, about the wall, about the national emergency, i think the government is going to be on slightly stronger footing. arguing there is a public use justifying the taking of the land in this context, as opposed to to those places where -- >> how so? >> well, i think if building a border wall does have at least some public use from the perspective of, you know, the national security implication, from the perspective of making it harder for those attempting to enter the united states, to do so outside of ports of entry. i think the real question is whether courts are going to be more skept

donald trump taking heat for it in a republican primary. >> eminent domain.rts taking provet property through eminent domain from small property owners and giving it to big corp rauzs. i don't know of one conservative unamerica that's for that a >> what he did was use eminent domain to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip. >> like what a cartoon villain might do but you're listening to republican jeb bush. when he wanted to build a parking lot at a casino, which meant forcing an elderly widow from her atlantic city home. she'd been refusing to sell for two decades >> they want to take the only thing i cherish in my life hood away from me. i'm not really tough. i'm just fighting for what i have. >> people thought she was pretty tough because she took on donald trump and won and the city couldn't prove that the parking lot for limos was a quote public good which brings you down to texas. where he will have to seize land from the people. there and that could mean a lot more legal fights. >> what makes anybody think that they can go in and take away

they've been tied up in eminent domain litigation but losing hope they'll stop it from being built int few weeks. >> we stop and stall a little. we can stop the government. they'll do what they want to do. >> so the rio grand valley braces for what most residents say is the open wall. cnn, mission, texas. >>> let's talk more about thnow with leslie at chatham house think tank from our london bureau. always a pleasure to have you on the show. >> thank you, george. >> as a texan myself, land ownership is a big deal. so it will be interesting to see how the process of eminent domain might play out if it doesn't get caught up in the courts first. but first americans who wanted to do this toor, declare a national emergency. show as resounding no. 66% of respondent said no they not want him to declare a national emergency to build the wall. it really comes down to the president's base here, leslie and the question if this doesn't happen. if it gets held up in the courts, is it a win simply because he tried and went this far? >> if we're talking about his base, that segment of the population

>> martha, definitely and eminently. >> and eminently monday? nothing will stop you? >> no reason. >> well, one thing could. it's federal courts closed today. it is presidents' day. the president is well aware his decision will be challenged in court and he spoke about that during friday's announcement. >> we'll possibly get a bad ruling and then we'll get another bad ruling and then we'll end up in the supreme court. >> now, the president spent the weekend at hisw golf club in florida but today in miami at florida international university. he is going to demand that venezuelan president maduro step down from power. the president of the country's parliament juan guaido says he is the legal leader of venezuela and we are recognizing him, the united states is, as well. marcus, we will beng watching tt and have more tomorrow morning. >>> north bay, a deadly late night shooting of thnapa county deputy is being investigated. it is a story we have been covering all day long on "today in the bay." this all happened between two vineyards. j and d and clos du val at about 11:0

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but that is what they want to happen, either mps joining eminent but that is what they want to happens there on the website as well. and staying here in the uk, japanese car maker honda is to shut down it's factory in britain with the loss of thousands of jobs. a formal announcement is expected tomorrow. the british government and the local conservative mp says it has nothing to do with brexit. but a top union official blamed it on what he called "chaotic brexit uncertainty". jon kay reports. for 30 years honda cars have been heading out of this factory to a showroom near heading out of this factory to a showroom near you. but for how much longer will hondas be made here in swindon? workers shot that it could close. this is my life and my lifeline sale now obviously in technically jobless. all these companies are closing down and should not be happening. it should not be happening. it should not be happening. there might be a meeting tomorrow so we will wait and see what will be happening. it is all over social media but that is all we know. that is how you find out, on social media?

a landowner whose land might be seized in eminent domain could see.ness who might have some other way could see. maybe congress can sue if they say this is not what we appropriated the money more. that's not clear. in any event, you'll hear a lot of talk about lawsuits, but the ones that can go the distance will be a limited number, and undoubtedly, it will go all the way to the supreme court on if the president had the authority to do that. >> pete, when you say go the distance, can you talk time line? this could end up wrapped up in the courts for potentially years. past the next election. >> presumably. the travel ban, if you use that as an example and remember, the president did ultimately prevail. that was only after a lot of homework was done by the white house to change to whom it applied and on what grounds. but it's going to be at least a year, perhaps a year natand a h. normally they take about two years to get through the district court, the court of appeals and the supreme court. >> i want to bring geoff bennett in. he's live at the white

sound alerting people of possible flooding because when the creek is at 13 feet they say flooding is eminent. the director of public works says if that happens they will start evacuating people and closing off san anselmo avenue they say they do not want people to come down here and watch the spectacle of the creek overflowing its banks because it's just not safeit's dangerous if it floods down here will get up to 4 feet of water if you look at the floodgates here that we have there almost 4 feet high and if there's 4 feet of water there has their cars of wash down here so you're not gonna be able to hold on to your little kid or yourself barely what we want people to know if the flood horn sounds go to save groundthe floodgates signs warning drivers entering san anselmo avenue when flooded turn around don't drown and many businesses out here in the downtown sector have sandbags at the ready. the town is also making more sandbags available at the tennis courts at memorial park which is off of sunny hills drive maureen kelly krohn four news coming up on kron four news at six... now in its fou

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the president can respond to an eminent threat to the homeland or u.s. personnel abroad, or if we're attacked, but this is the only situation in which he may dispense with congressional approval. because, as current law dictates, once the president negotiates hostilities against a new enemy, congress, not the president, dictates whether hostilities can continue. it would be wrong for congress to allow any president solely on his or her own authority and aside from an eminent clear threat to sustain our involvement in any conflict, especially one so fraud as a conflict in yemen. the united states can cannot enter any conflict in the middle east, east asia, or africa with no clear strategy, no clear objectives, and no authorization from congress. the american people need answers and our troops and their families deserve a public debate over the sacrifices we ask them to make. i understand that for many members after close to two decades of war in iraq and afghanistan the idea of debating, let alone authorizing new military action, is not going to be popula

talk about why you are so focused on it and what is an eminent decision.ena: i want to address what the president said during the state of the union. i watched it from the balcony of the capital as a guest of nancy pelosi. i was angry and disgusted. the president of the united states deliberately lied to the people as a way to manipulate, to spread misinformation, to distract from his ultimate objective, which is overturning roe v. wade and cutting access to women's health care, reproductive health care, to restrict women's rights. we see what he is doing. we see what he is doing with program the only grant that provides for cancer care,ings, hiv reproductive health care to millions of people. we expect any day now that the trump administration will issue their final rules to gag doctors. we will be prevented from providing patients with accurate information. if a woman goes to a clinic that receives public funding and she information, the doctor will not be able to provide her with a referral, even if her life is in danger. it's ridiculous. it's unethihic

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if the president invoked eminent domain to build the wall.s money that transferred it to build that wall, what happens to that money, what happens to land if taken? if president loses this legal battle then can't do it? >> you have identified a really critical aspect. there are other challenges that are coming where individual land owners are going to challenge what you just identified. there is a concept here called issue of legal standing that is going to be a very live issue that president's lawyers will file as a defense to case that has been filed by 16 states, when you have people that lose land, because of ema eminent do, they will say that states lack legal standing because their claims of loss and harm are too attenuated. i think at end of day, court the make a close call, say that states are shown some kind of standing, but i think have you identified an achilles' hills thaheelthat president's lawyerse attack. >> this is interesting we're not talking about national security concerns, then we look at that california already has a bor

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. >> just the property claims, the eminent domain claims, people haven't begun to discuss that. i want to play for you, robert, part of what the president said. this is a false narrative to the hometown crowd, where the story is false about the wall and crime rate stats in el paso. we will talk about it on the other side. >> i spoke to people that have been here a long time. they said when the wall went up, it is a whole different ball game. is that a correct statement? whole different ball game. i'll give you another example, and i don't care whether a mayor is a republican or a democrat, they're full of crap when they say it hasn't made a big difference. >> so, robert, facts notwithstanding, maybe the wisdom of the mob as social yol gists put it was the purpose of tonight to just surround himself with the warm bath, the familiar confines of a rally audience? >> it was also the kickoff for president trump's 2020 campaign. so while congress is trying to come up with an agreement, he's making argument by anecdote, and he believes that's enough at this point to get his base stirre

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revisiting the constitution, will hurd also brought up some great points, chris, about eminent domainn texas. and how thousands of renters have plots of land that will indeed be read before a government taking. and they will fight the government in court over that. >> republicans of karma's a kind of funny on this. that was pushing back and saying that congress needs to assert itself against it executive. but every time they come at a park of the first thing the cut is around congressional budgets. they cut congress' budget and said "we will deal with the executive leader." it's no surprise that everybody in their congress come in their mid-20s may be the first or second job, your fighting career employees and you will be the most of the time. president trump's use of learned his lesson on the ear of the immigration ban rollouts and things like that. kevin daly said that by focusing on building walls in texas first and using congressional money it's already been appropriated, using money from the treasury that's already been seized, he's going to severely limit the kind of people who

mueller report also is eminently reasonable.merican people paid for this investigation and for the report. they deserve to know what's in it the legislation that i've introduced with senator grassley is bipartisan. i've been very encouraged by the growing receptivity of my republican colleagues, perhaps because they are sensing what that cnn poll so dramatically reveals. the american people want the report to be released. and as one of my former colleagues, one of my predecessors, senator weicker wrote at the very beginning of the watergate investigation, the gut question for the committee and the country is how much truth do we want? >> i think the chairman of the house ways and means has made it clear he is going to be requesting the president's tax returns. that is obviously something the president does not want people to see. does the president have any kind of a recourse to prevent that? >> no doubt he'll resist the request or even the subpoena for that kind of material, but he has no real defense or recourse under the law

another piece of it is also with respect to private property and eminent domain.nd i think the third piece is that there are states that will argue that they are being harmed by these particular actions. so you have sort of a panoply of these types of constitutional claims that we think that are going to be raised in a variety of different cases. and i think, you know, with respect to the supreme court question, the supreme court got it wrong on japanese internment, which was done, although not under this statute, national emergencies, wiretapping. >> that's a good point. >> essentially trump has the criminal proclivity of president nixon and he also has the power grab mentality of dick cheney. and whether or not the supreme court gets it right, this is going to be a problem. >> cecellia wage and vince warner, thank you both very much. >>> next, the disastrous rambling in the rose garden is exactly what happens when the president spends too much time watching his stories. i'll show you what i mean next. t to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardes

>> because when you get down to the details i think this is an eminently winnable debate for republicans as young people, a gallup poll showing a majority of democrats feel warm and towards socialism than they do towards capitalism but going back to the green new deal, this thing would be more costly, the interstate highway system, more costly than the apollo moon program, or costly even than the new deal. it will cost tens of trillions of dollars and you get down to the details of that case, it's one that's eminently winnable for republicans. >> chris: we have to take a break here, panel. and when we come back, growing scandals in virginia we took calls for the top three state officials also stepped down and now the lieutenant governor is accused by a accusing the "national enquire? just go to facebook or twitter, @foxnewssunday, and we may use your question on the air. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old f

the government used eminent domain to seize the necessary land to build the wall, much to the display>> they're seizing the land of tax-paying citizens and pushing the boundaries of mexico north of the rio grande river, something general santa ana was never able to do. trump is making america smaller, not greater. >> reporter: but the congressional spending bill offered a last-minute reprieve to the butterfly center and four other specific locations. for now, no border wall in the butterfly center. but wall will come right up to their property lines and leave a quarter mile stretch of the center's property wide open. but butterfly center officials say they're worried the trump administration will use the national emergency declaration to keep trying to close the gap, and they're worried about what it's doing to the other landowners who haven't been spared. >> this is a shame. this is a national disgrace. and the idea that it's going to happen and produce none of the purported benefit -- i mean, that's like going and buying a new car and driving it into a building. why would you do tha

to build a physical barrier back in 2007, the department of homeland security filed more than 360 eminent domain claims in texas, new mexico, arizona, and california. today, dozens of landowners are still fighting those seizures in court. announcer: next on "matter of fact"... [indistinct radio chatter] on patrol with the agents securing one of the busiest border crossings in the southwest. plus... o'brien: tell me a little bit about what it is like living in a border town. man: so i always advertise we're the all-american city that speaks spanish. announcer: and later, the prowler causing problems for the president's wall. upgrade to new tide pods 2.0. and get 50% more cleaning power in the palm of your hand, for a powerful clean in one step. #1 stain and odor fighter, #1 trusted. it's got to be tide. that rocking chair would look grahh, new house, eh?e. well, you should definitely see how geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. nice tip. i'll give you two bucks for the chair. two?! that's a victorian antique! all right, how much for the recliner, then? wait wait... how did th

the eminent domain issues. he hasn't brought up somebody like will herd, for example, who has about 600 miles of the 2,000 mile border. he's the only republican that's left that represents a border congressional district. but he voted against the wall for strooextraordinarily substa reasons. the president hasn't brought him in as far as i know to explain why because it's complexity. the president doesn't want complexity on this issue. i wish that democrats dwould s a better job, frankly, of informing the public on what the substantive problems are with building the ex-temtent of the border wall that trump wants. >> we don't know where $5 billion piece of the wall would be built. it wouldn't be across the whole border. as jim said, there are a lot of issues you have to go through in term of land acquisition. think that would be negotiated out one way or another. i don't have evidence the wall would be built over these tribal lands or anything, but at the end of the day, the president wouldn't make that decision.

. >> reporter: but today's strike authorization vote does not mean a strike is eminent. the teachers union, school district and a mediator are going to have to sit down through what's called a fact-finding process for the next couple of weeks. then the district will present an offer and from there, the union could decide on a strike. so we're looking at possibly a teacher strike at the end of the month, but we know that student walkout will take place at oakland tech at 11:00 a.m. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> a busy day there, thanks a lot, pete. >>> 4:34 and a video posted on social media is getting a lot of attention. it shows a vallejo police officer tackling and handcuffing a man. now the video was shot by adrian burrell of vallejo, he was standing on his porch when an officer pulled over his cousin in the driveway. he immediately started recording the video, when he saw the officer draw his gun. burrell, who is african-american and a marine veteran was quickly handcuffed and taken to the ground. the vallejo police department has opened an

instance people who live on the border where this wall is supposed to be built in raise issues of eminent domain so it's unclear yet who the courts will see as having standing to suit he's not going to be able to use the money until this is sorted out in the courts whether it's expedited or not most legal scholars say this is going to take months if not as you mentioned the years it cut because we've never seen this happen before for all the states of emergencies that have been declared since the one nine hundred seventy s. about fifty eight it's never been done in this kind of situation where congress has considered and rejected the request instead it's been done in situations where there's a real emergency and the congress doesn't have time to consider the request so post nine eleven for instance those are the kinds of emergencies bre used to seeing there and many of those not this kind.

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they will be displaced by eminent domain and that could be the sticking point. this is a long standing position held by the supreme court that the government cannot exercise eminent domain without an express grant of power to do it by the congress. you might not be able to do it through an emergency declaration or an executive order, so you have real legal challenges coming ahead. >> there is something else he said in that friday press conference that is getting a lot of attention. let's listen to that. >> i can do the wall over a longer period of time. i didn't need to do this, but i would rather do it much faster. >> i didn't need to do this, but it's a national emergency? >> if you are the trump legal team, you just face palmed when you heard that. he is essentially undermining his own legal position. the position is this is a national emergency. i didn't need to do it. when congress and it granted this kind of power, did not specify at all what constitutes an emergency. so courts will have a hard time as they do normally second guessing the decision of a pre

i think there is a lot that affects the idea of any kind of eminent us uk trade out.ast that the fa ct barriers, not in the least that the fact that the agriculture and industry wants us to have things that lots of people will find distasteful that chlorinated chicken. i am going to cut you off on that to get to our last story. it is another midland story. here we are! not to wealthiest part of the country, butjust are! not to wealthiest part of the country, but just in are! not to wealthiest part of the country, butjust in three years, the time has lost three banks, and the time has lost three banks, and the final three cash points. can i ask banks and bankers, again can i just remind them that there are a lot of older people who like cash and like that i mentioned chequebooks? now you are a dangerous territory. are you still attached the cash? no, i barely use a cash point, but the one think that is most in theory 80 and finding that is going to charge you to quid or something. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers

what is eminent danger and eminent death mean? with something as important as the second amendment, i think we owe it to the american people to do our work and take as long as we have to in order to have a fair and open debate on major pieces of legislation. with that, i urge opposition to the rule and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from arizona reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. rassrass thank you, mr. speaker. the -- mr. raskin: thank you, mr. speaker. the first thing i'd like to do is submit for the record a statement by the national task force to end sexual and domestic violence, which is in favor of this legislation and against any weakening amendments and just to quote a small part of it. firearms pose a significant danger to victims of domestic violence and this is true no matter who owns the firearm. research shows a male abuser's access to a firearm increases the risk of intimate partner five-fold and does not support the contention that

party movement and bbc spoke to two tory mps were thinking aboutjoining and we do not think that is eminenting this group. —— other mps joining this —— other mstoining this group. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... a young british woman who ran away tojoin is in syria speaks to the bbc about returning to the uk. she says the decision to be a part of is was her choice. also on the programme... we'll tell you about the budding businessman from ghana who is trying to save the environment, and make some money at the same time. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops are finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm was murdered. that has a terrible effect for the morality of the people. it's terrible for the repercussions on the streets. one wonders who is next? as the airlift got under way, there was no let up in the eruption itself. lava streams from a vent low the crater flowed down to the sea on the east of the island, away from t

border if there is no agreement on the withdrawal terms, and i think he's a person who, you know, is eminently some of this... there are others, though, who say there are other ways of doing the checks, and we know that both the british government and the irish government have said they do not want to put back any form of physical checks. are you suggesting that even if there were a camera on a road, bya road, that that could see a re—emergence of violence? yeah, well, ithink, you know, rather than think of violence as we did in the past, sarah, i think you could take it that if there was any kind of physical customs checks put along the border, that you wouldn't have to be waiting for paramilitary groups to remove them, the local people in the border area just wouldn't allow it, and you know where that leads, then security people are dragged into it. the view of people in the island of ireland, most people, i think everybody in the island of ireland, i think of all traditions they do not want to see any kind of a physical infrastructure imposed, and this is the difficulty. nobody wants it, yo

. >> reporter: it was beauty without eminent danger. >> it is a good storm. >> reporter: charlie has lived here for a half a century. he has seen the really big storms. this one he says is one of the mill, it is perfect. >> reporter: >> tomorrow it will add up a bit and that will be great. >> reporter: plow drug truck drivers like micah barr are staying busy. he runs a excavation business by trade, he is already getting calls from people at lower elevations as the snow line is expected to drop tonight. >> a lot of businesses have called me today trying to line something up for tomorrow. >> reporter: it is not just the sierra getting the snowfall tonight, look at this map, that is not lake lake tahoe, san jose in the middle where it is raining. san jose is going to have a spectacular view tomorrow. the clouds will clear by 9 am. you have snow and the hills to your east, south, and southwest, and over the diablo range. look at the snow in napa valley and sonoma valley. those valleys will be gorgeous, the drive from napa tomorrow will be snowcapped on both sides as the snow level droppe

sentencing process may take a few days but it is incredibly likely that are still serving cardinal, an eminenta criminal in victoria. you talked about other allegations, is it likely other cases will be pursued against him? that is not so likely. the further charges have been withdrawn. there isissue charges have been withdrawn. there is issue with the evidence and the prosecution has decided it could no longer be certain of success and for that reason those charges they go back to the time has a parish priest have been withdrawn. that will be disappointing for some of those living victims are other people do feel a sense of relief that finally the story is out in the open. his trial has been kept in secret and now he has been publicly shown to be at convicted paedophile. it is hard to overstate the scale of the crisis for the catholic church worldwide. we saw some disappointments were advocates and campaigners in terms of how the conference played out, paying lip service to the issue but not grasping the grassroots level reform needed. in australia, some felt those reforms were ready taking p

i want to take you to live pictures from dong dang train station, where we're awaiting eminently thein the background, his train has pulled up so we are hopeful that this is the train that kim jong—un has taken from pyongyang down through north korea, across through china to the vietnamese border, where this is the location now. we never really had exact details of his roots, that was kept pretty top—secret, but we do know he should in theory be on this train that has arrived on dong dang platform. we're not really expecting any other trains, and certainly the red carpet and all the dignitaries are there, all lined up in anticipation of, one would expect, a high—profile figure. of course, this is... we arejust awaiting his arrival, and we are hoping that this will be the train with him on it. he will be heading off afterwards to hanoi for that historic second summit with president donald trump. so what we have here, that live image with a train arriving at dong dang train station. fingers crossed the north korean leader, kim jong—un, station. fingers crossed the north korean leader,

it's to assert an executive pre-eminence that one would think he might want to be a dictator. he cannot escape nor should any president escape congressional oversight. >> reporter: now, at least one republican says that subpoena is a dangerous precedent. there are other committees looking into the president's finances. in fact, ways and means is slowly considering whether or how to get access to the president's tax returns to see if there are any conflicts between his job and his former business, the trump organization. the president says all of this is just unfair. here's what he said about that russia investigation on capitol hill. >> he's just a political hack who is trying to build a name for himself, and i think that's fine because that's what they do. it's called presidential harassment. >> reporter: and there are a number of other committees not looking at the president personally but also at his policies on gun control, on the. so you're right, phillip. democrats here gearing up, and some of these investigations aim squarely at president trump. >> we coined thismorning

shine the premiership and also the bryan block chainsaws sort of neutral ground for decisions and go eminence that can be actually center less that can be distributed and we have looking forward to a lot of people to apply to these projects the u.s. release ledger project adopt you and he's actually launching on the first of february so there's plenty of time to apply and we're very proud level work to across the incredible bureaucracy and language corporate language or a situation language for such a fun run should design something that wheel is finally being also for older people and that been working aside him down to ground have been often excluded from the sort of funding. and can actually engage each to do something wonderful in the next you know. be too naive but please let's try to make the world a better place and sometimes you don't come on to beat when he did ok so that's ledger project. thanks for being on the kaiser report shear's man stank you were m.k. stacy and i was going to do it for this edition of the kaiser a port with kaiser and stacy i would like to thank our guests jer

instance people who live on the border where this wall is supposed to be built in raise issues of eminent domain so it's unclear yet who the courts will see as having standing to sue but to your right he's not going to be able to use the money until this is sorted out in the courts whether it's x. but i did or not most legal scholars say this is going to take months if not as you mentioned years in part because we've never seen this happen before for all the states of emergencies that have been declared since the one nine hundred seventy s. about fifty eight it's never been done in this kind of situation where congress has considered and rejected the request instead it's been done in situations where there's a real emergency and that congress doesn't have time to consider the request so close to nine eleven for instance those are the kinds of emergencies are used as safe and many of those not this time judy let's talk about the national emergencies act but there's that allows more makers to cancel trumps declaration of emergency is that likely to happen given that some can veto any joint

trade unions join yellow vest activists in widespread industrial action in the latest challenge to eminent michael holmes government they're demanding social justice and higher wages still in france a devastating fire in paris flames engulf an apartment building killing at least ten people police believe the fire may have been caused intentionally also u.s. president donald trump is set to deliver his second state of the union address this evening his controversial plans for a border wall are expected to feature prominently in his highly anticipated speech and to the whole celebrates mouse in abu dhabi tens of thousands flocked to see him in the zeta sports stadium francis uses the historic occasion to directly address the million catholic migrants in the u.a.e. plus new revelations in the so-called football leaks says the alleged source behind the largest leak in the history of sports goes public for the very first time through pinto discusses his role and his uncertain future following his recent arrest in budapest. thank you so much for your company everyone you. union strikes have cost

those teams were not on the on par with the deal the robins is a civil servant this is the kind of eminence gillies of the negotiations shadowy figure behind the scene has been the. the u.k. civil service objective that of the of the had a civil service objective the conservative government object well there are those who said there have and there are those who've accused the civil service of being in cahoots with a kind of institutional europeanized intelligentsia and that is they've been used to forty years of dealing with civil servants in the commission they can work out the deals amongst themselves and politicians here.