he wore a lay around hiskc and he were a t-shirt that read, i will never goack. we must never go back. while we have been enjoyed great civil rights and victories, there are those who will take those victories away, as was proven today. we must never stop fighting to defend what we have one, and simultaneously ensure that no one left behind. we will never go back in the name of the community ancestors like sonny wolf who led the pride parade for over 40 years with dykes on bikes. we must keepmoving forward. [applause] we will never go back. while we face great challenges, we must also seize on great opportunities. the young people in our communities need support and they need mentorship and they need love. they keep us moving forward. we will never go back. the only we can progress is together as one. take a chance at this june to celebrate alongside the mion people we've invited to the city and other human beings, and unite your voices in a call for justice and equality. i want to share some words i saw this morning from a colleague and a friend on social media.

i don't like when you are not able to go where you want to goacked. it was too many people at the paul canyon lagoon that's where we first went and they were already packed. so they told us about this place and we came here. we got about 3 or 4 hours worth of swimming so it was goodvaleria velez/haywardwell it changes dramatically like i told you we don't really know how the day is going to go. sometimes in the morning we have sweaters and stuff like that and then out of nowhere it's super hot. the cars. we bring a lot of water, watermelon fruit that has a lot of water. yeah so. a lot of fruit and a lot of water. also a concern for people... the potential for fires as temperatures heat up.darlene davis/haywardin fairfield it's probably high fire zone right now because it's a lto fo dry grass. so i wouldn't be surprised if some fires have th much grass.. and it's so high in different places.valeria velez/haywardyou know we are really scared about the fire because we've seen a lot of those lately. we do worry because we don't know what can happen and it

. >> goack to bush v. gore if you want to see how the constitution can be manipulated by both de it's a document that has flexible terms like due process, equal protection and so important who serves on the supreme court. that's why i personally am hoping that the democrats regain the senate so they can have impact who the president appoints to the supreme court, but i don't think that's likely. trish: professor dershowitz, i'm going to see you tonight at 5:00 p.m. right here on this network. so hopefully nobody changes their channel. we'll continue this conversation and go forward more. good to see you, sir? >> thank you. trish: we're following all the fallout on the supreme court's decision to uphold the president's travel ban throughout the hour. coming up, i will get reaction from oklahoma congressman mark wayne mullen. stay with us. we had long deployments in iraq. i'm really grateful that usaa was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving. it was my very first car accident. we were

chopper 4 we've just cleared to goack into the scene area. that has just opened up. we'll get you fresh pictures from there. what i was curious about or wanted to make mention, engaged, the gunman from that press conference, scott just made it clear we had kind of gotten wind of earlier, the gunman did in fact surrender as soon as he was met by those first responders. there was no back and forth. no injuries. know >> right. but what was sochilling, again, about that dispatch is jt how desperate they were to start moving those bodies and you've got to remember that just because they have one gunman who sundered, you do not know as he asked for cover for the people beingat eva from the billing with their hands up, you do not know if he has placed explosives in that path that could possibly go off and injure them or if there is another person there, a second atcomplice. uilding has windows all around that's why earlier on we were watching people be evacuated acrosshe parking lot, we figured things you were under control because they were incredibly exposed and the polic

there are a lot of people and pundits who expect us to keep the international space station as is, goack to them and then on to mars and seem to be able to think that we will do everything all the time. i think that, in my opinion, is not being blamed to make decisions. realistically, it's not possible and we cannot do everything all of the time. is there some magic solution that will enable us to do everything all of the time or are we going to take a hard look at some of these big missions like ones we already have like the space station or others to come like the moon and mars? >> no. you're not missing. i think it's all about choices. there's a finite amount of resources and you're right, nasa has been fortunate in the budgets it's received over the years and that's why cost and schedule estimation is so important to come up with realistic, cost and schedule so you can put it before the decisionmakers at nasa and in congress. had nasa been able to say that the james web space telescope would cost $8 billion ten years ago when it was proposed then it's a decision and you do james web

human on immigration and oppose the republican party, and they want to see some action to be able to goack there isn't -- i mean, democrats have been excluded from the process and they're not playing and the mainstream republicans really don't give a damn. >> it's really interesenng, it's failure on three ways, and there's been the ultra hawkish side open the republic side who wants to cut legal and illegal immigration and build a wall on all the rest. caere's another part we'll call the moderate repub though may be stretching the term who mostly care about just enforcing the laws and want to give dreamers a path to citizenship, and those two can't get along so you can't get a republican policy. then there is the democrats who say we aren't going to play any of these gamuses bewe can't be getting rid of families, can't be buding a wall. so we have -- we're going to be -- in three weeks we're g to be exactly where we were today. so andrew sullivan in the new york magazine wrote a piece i have sympathy for who said give the guy his wal. it will do nothing, but build the wall, and they get a