hawkins: yes. first there to be no doubt that this court has article three jurisdiction for the reasons that are calling will represent soon. the plaintiffs have an article three injury. that is enough for this court to proceed to the merits. if i'm wrong about that, it is important to note that the states have standing in their own right because the afford will care act because of the states in classic pocketbook injury. we have evidence in the record including the cbo reports which looked at the mandate and said that this is going to encourage people, entity because people, to sign up for health insurance. and it will do that, regardless of whether or not there is a penalty attached to it, because people feel a duty to comply with the law, even if there is no penalty attached to it. just a few days ago, all nine justices in the u.s. supreme court agreed that a state has standing to challenge a federal action that might have the predictable effect of causing third parties to act in ways that injur

hawkins, texas has been up a number of times. is there anything that has been said here today or submitted in the written record that you would like to respond to as solicitor general of the state? >> yes, i would like to do that. thank you for the opportunity. there has been a lot said about the texas voter id law and litigation. i would like to set the record state, straight on it. no district court has ever found that any number of voters were disenfranchised. the fifth circuit found that 95% of texas voters already had a qualifying photo id and the ones who did not could simply get a qualifying photo id to comply with the law which has been supplanted by new legislation and is now obsolete. that is not disenfranchisement under any reasonable definition. in any event, the notion that minority voters were targeted by the voter id law was contradicted by the latest's own expert witness who offer data showing that the small percentage who did not already have a qualifying photo id for the majority of them were white voters. i wou

hawkins?thank you, connie. as for our funding, we are funded by big philanthropic groups engaged in u.s. politics and in trying to make our society better. not going to name names, you can find more information on our website, moreincommon.com.. any organization concerned about civic health, any organization concerned in addressing immigration in the country, these are organizations looking at the polarization that is really a systemic problem. if you want to fix any particular issue, campaign finance or whatever you have, climate change, you will need a more functional democracy and we're going to need to have more civic art is a patient. so we have to talk about the problem of polarization. we really do get quite a broad set of funding. as to your second question about distortion, i want to make it an important distinction. it would be unfair to say that the most educated have the most distorted understanding about politics. that isn't what i'm saying. what we are saying is that as people co

and stephen hawkins talks about his and the perception gap during be sure to watch c-span's "washington" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. today, a discussion on the global energy market. live coverage begins at noon eastern. listen live on the free c-span radio app. tonight come on "the communicators," we talk about the future of journalism in the age of the tech firms with news media alliance's david and chavern a matthewnd schruers. employeeok and google exactly zero journalists. they are not going to city hall, they are not going to meetings, are not interviewing the president. they rely on our content, and if you do not do that anymore, we do not have local journalism. the question is whether or not we want a strong and vibrant journalism industry, the question is how do we get there. we tried that in the 1970's when newspapers were last threatened, in the broadcast era. it did not work. onwatch "the communicators" c-span2. former special counsel robert mueller of the house intelligence and judiciary committees on wednesday, july 17 at 9:00 a.m. eastern t

mainland ish and shops are managers out over the last half century and millions gasoline's laotian hawkins accurately providing the inspiration for you countless hate you now the outcome could come out in 75 minutes on g.w. . the quiet melody resounds michael white of the mood. and did some repeat resonate with in its song. the mind and the music. ain't open 1st bond 2019 from. september 6th to september 29th. robots are still in the development phase of soccer but what's going to happen when they grow much. will schumann's admission in spain able to casement co-exist. or are we on the verge of remodelers. if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand she seemed to think about what could go wrong then let's face it it's probably going to be the biggest mistake in human history. artificial intelligence is now spreading throughout our society. is this the beginning of a digital age. will we be subjected to continuous state surveillance. of ai experts be able to agree on ethical guidelines for or will this technology create deadly new autonomous weapon systems. suc

the cities waiver program pursuant to exception and hawkins is the only way to do that. the second amendment would be at page 12 to modify the language on lines 24-25 with regards to increase ceiling height which would provide, however, that the purpose of creating delete habitable space and insert an accessory dwelling unit pursuant to 207-c4. i did not add, in what is before you, but have since discussed with the city attorney also adding the language providing further any waiver of this requirement is in consideration of the property owner entering into regulatory agreement for the stabilization ordinance. i would like to add that language. as with the language that the supervisor mandel men that it would require a continuance to a future hearing, presumably next week. the third amendment would be at page 13 to modify the underlying language on lines 5-nine. if a building is a historic resource are located in the historic district alterations comply with applicable secretary of interior standards and other code provisions pertaining to historic properties. finally, th

the president quoted a woman named katie hawkins who proposed a campaign slogan for him, don't love it, leave it. katie hawkins is a right wing commentator who said the synagogue's rabbi was to blame for the synagogue massacre in pittsburgh because of what she called his support for mass migration. she's called for final solution for muslims in the uk. alice, as the president continues to say these people are anti-semitic and he talks about israel being part of the conversation, how can he expect to be taken seriously on claims of defending against anti-semitism if he's quoting this kind of person who has rhetoric like this? >> that's actually a great question, because when he is talking about the four congresswomen and their anti-semitic, some anti-american immigration policy statements, he's factually accurate on that. i can go down the list. >> but between the four of them, they have made comments to the effect of americans who support israel are all about the benjamins. they have said that israel, the people of israel hypnotize americans. they have said that our detention camps are

to clean up everything is around $1700 and says whoever did this is facing felony charges mckayla hawkins comes to the area often she says this is the spot to be shared. it is. >>for everyone here tourists turn on. you should be able to come and nobody's doing them a charm to it so it is understandable, but they want you know a place to thrive and businesses to thrive they do need to have the worst to come. >>now as kyle in ville reporting the people who hung the sign across the bixby bridge last week say they were not behind this recent case of vandalism in the parking lot. >>130,000 people are expected. this year's comic-con in san diego but the event's 50th year. also marked the first convention since the death of stanley 3 panels at the events starting tomorrow will honor the marvel comics patriarch lee is known by old-school comic fans as head writer copy editor at the comic giant since the 1960's, younger fans may know him from his many cameos in marvel superhero films. we made a name for himself as a tireless evangelists for his company. he worked for decades to make sure its chara

to clean up everything is around $1700 and says whoever did this is facing felony charges mckayla hawkins comes to the area often she says this is the spot to be shared. it is. >>everyone here tourists turn on. you should be able to come and nobody's doing them a charm to it so it is understandable, but they want you know placed a thriving businesses to thrive they do need to have the worst to come. >>those keilar live bill reporting for us tonight the group that hung the sign across bixby bridge last week says that they're not behind this. recent case of vandalism chp is investigating. >>he could have to pony up even more if you don't bring those reusable bags when shopping in san francisco will tell you how much more the price could go up. >>and after the break a warning about a popular app just who is accessing your information why security experts say you should probably delete it. >>you've probably seen this trend on around people using an app odyssey with bo. she didn't tell you is a complete surprise our producer apparently. it's got very training as put it there's a warning though

season 3 fines hawkins in danger again but how exactly? i went to the set on a mission. is most likely to give me a spoiler? >> on the count of three. >> one, two, three. >> both: noah. >> reporter: he plays will and possessed in season two and now in season three -- when you walked in i just wanted to give you a hug because you were missinging for the first season. you were pretty much tormented for the second season. >> i want a hug. >> are you going to be okay? >> i mean, i don't know if anyone is going to be okay. >> ah. >> reporter: so nobody is okay. great. but what else could we find out? >> everything is just enhanced. amped up. there's still a lot of comedy. >> which we're all so happy with. >> reporter: so a lot of comedy. want to know more? believe it or not it seems like the most dangerous new character is actually not a person but a place. you all tell me about this mall. >> the thing about the male is that without it the season literally cannot progress. >> we need the mall. >> we need the mall. >> reporter: as i walk around set i realized the '80s props ar

ross hawkins, bbc news.ial surprise when a critically endangered chimpanzee was born right in front of them. it must‘ve been a remarkable moment! the baby primate was born to mother alice, a west african chimpanzee, as zoo guests watched. bosses say the newborn, which is yet to be named, is in good health and she's spending time bonding with the rest of the chimps. it was a little girl. when new housing estates are built, there's often a requirement that a number of properties must be affordable for people on low incomes. but there's concern that these homes are being separated from their more wealthy neighbours. ministers now say they want developers in england to stop building separate entrances to social houses' so—called "poor doors" let's talk to the communities secretary, james brokenshire. hejoins us from he joins us from bexley. good morning and thank you for your time. good morning, charlie. can we first establish the problem you are facing because people will be familiar with the idea of mixed hous

to clean up everything is around $1700 and says whoever did this is facing felony charges mckayla hawkins comes to the area often she says this is the spot to be shared. it is. >>for everyone here tourists turn on. you should be able to come and nobody's doing that much from to it so it is understandable, but if they want you know placed a thriving businesses to thrive they do need to have the worst to come. >>well the group that hung the sign across the big c bridge last week they say that they're not behind this recent case of vandalism the california highway patrol is investigating. also the area reign supreme joey chestnut is the top dog and nathan's hot dog eating contest. and then you have a san jose's matt stonie he's no slouch either on this mornings, 9 and dish vicki liviakis takes us to the hometown of hot dog world champs. >>chance of hot dog eating both from the south bay. and that's exactly where 90 days cases this week way and every day is national hot dog day serving up hot dog since the 1930's is. a hot dog eating inspiration. the champ in the hot dog eating champ. us toda

municipality is that the vast majority of them are subject to regulatory agreements pursuant to the costa hawkins act that allows them to be subject to a rent stabilization ordinance, chaptee code and i would like to make sure that anything that is done statewide continues to honor that in the city and county of san francisco as well as other municipalities that have rent-controlled regulations. in addition, there are provisions as it is currently written that could undermine san francisco's eviction protection controls. our staff have been in close communication. i am hopeful that, how should i say this appropriately, given the unfortunate dynamics in the california state legislature, even though we have a majority of democrats in both the assembly and the senate, rent control and eviction protection continues to be a bad word up there. i am hopeful that the assembly member can incorporate and get his colleagues to agree to some amendments that will honor our long-standing eviction and rent control regulatory regimen in san francisco. with that, i would like to continue this one week. i don't ta

back in 2017 just stuff to prime minister just in trudeau's appointed a new foreign minister general hawkins takes up more the story fully. but it comes to foreign relations canada is clear its own interests come 1st canadians came together and rolled up their sleeves canadians from every order of government and walks of life but their country's interests 1st but perhaps unsurprisingly their biggest foreign policy focus is their biggest ally and closest neighbor the land of the free to everyone thinks of canada's been wonderful and so do i love canada. busy and the united states have perhaps the most successful economic partnership and alliance and friendship in the history of the modern world all that was thrown into jeopardy with a year long standoff over tariffs and trade agreements prime minister justin trudeau of canada acted so meek and mild during our g 7 meeting only to give a news conference after i left saying that you were tariffs were kind of insulting and he will not be pushed around very dishonest and weak our terms our response to his of 270 percent on dairy canadians did not

live from moscow what's your team thrash one daniel hawkins wherever you're watching us from tonight thanks for being with us. google is being accused of interfering in last year's landmark abortion referendum in ireland by blacklisting certain pro-life search terms on you tube in the run up to the vote allegation that the tech giant may have attempted to influence the outcome has angered those who voted against allowing abortion in the country protests have been taking place in dublin with more on the story here's. when you type are searched into you expect to see the most relevant results but how do you know that that search result hasn't been manipulated well according to recent revelations you don't in fact it's alleged that google which owns you tube with its you tube search results on the eve of the irish abortion referendum according to the project veritas investigative website google is alleged to have manipulated its algorithms and employed so-called black lists on you tube a leaked document shows terms such as save the $8000.00 pro-life were among those thought to be bolted

international i'm daniel hawkins rev you are this morning thanks for being with us on the program. president trump is warning iran to be careful after announced plans to accelerate its uranium enrichment program and pass the $3.00 percentage cap stipulated in the 2050 nuclear agreement for energy reasons. 3.3. iran is already considered to be in breach of the deal after it supports the 300 kilogram. limit officials there also recently ruled out further dialogue with washington unless sanctions are lifted. for the past few. it was only able to provide limited relief from the effects of the financial penalties as part of that deal signed a few years ago iran curb its nuclear program in return for a number of sanctions being removed because but on the brink of collapse since the u.s. unilaterally withdrew from it last year and reimposed devastating penalties on to iran is collating crisis has triggered serious concern in the region and in europe as well arty's donald quarter has been following the reaction for us in berlin. eva's leaders are not exactly happy about iran's new plans fo

they hammer to beat upon being up and sometimes regime change in african nations say from a down hawkins has your next r.t. world news in just over half an hour. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. so the temporary orders that i'm under before i go to final trial actually do allow me to address them as james and his male pronouns but i cannot do that in front of the 3rd parties who know him as a girl so basically i can't go to a school i keep them away from any friends he might have at school that know him as a girl and at my home he's known as james and i use male pronouns what i'm prohibited from doing right now is trying to convince him that he's actually a boy. asked . jack not to congress know we're americans in america coveri

international and daniel hawkins rev you're tuning in from tonight thanks for joining us on the program. the u.s. president has lashed out at the british ambassador in washington calling him a pompous fool so after a leaked memo in which the envoy gave a damning assessment of the trumpet ministration the feud has put a strain on the so-called special relationship between the 2 countries as reports. because this all began when this message this message was leaked would show the you can bust of the describing the trumpet ministration in really harsh terms describing them as being inept and not seeing the situation improving any time soon and perhaps in typical donald trump fashion the us president took to twitter to express his feelings about it he didn't pull any punches and he described the u.k. ambassador as being a very stupid guy the wacky ambassador that the u.k. forced it upon the united states is not someone we are thrilled with a very stupid guy he should speak to his country and prime minister may about their failed break that negotiation and not be upset with my criticism of ho

live from moscow watching our international media hawkins review our tonight thanks for joining us on the program a president trump is warning that iran has to be careful after it was announced plans to accelerate its uranium enrichment program and supports the 3.6 percent of caps to place it in a 2015 nuclear agreement for energy reasons. era of 31 . of the for iran is already considered to be in breach of the deal that's after it's a part of the 300 kilogram you really i'm stockpile limit officials point out recently ruled out any further dialogue with washington and less sanctions are lifted. the deadline for that has now passed with europe only able to provide limited relief from the effects of the financial penalties as part of that agreement signed 4 years ago of course now iran curb its nuclear program in return for a number of sanctions being removed about a court has been on the brink of collapse since the u.s. unilaterally withdrew from it last year and reimposed devastating penalties on to iran is creating crisis has triggered serious concern in the region and in europe as

for 2 thing or 3 international my colleague daniel hawkins will be with you at the top of the hour. magic mushrooms news doubts of concepts used in the wrong way carry carry potential arms like any any psychoactive substances. but used in a right way they seem to have quite a. profound 30 to potential and quite a good safety profile as well. when lawmakers manufacture consent instead of public wealth. when the ruling class or some project over themselves. with the financial merry go round of lives only the one percent. that's like doing all middle of the room signals. to leave the room clean real music is really the way. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line and they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure more some want to. have to write the book for us it's like the 4th tree in the morning can't be good but i'm interested always in the waters of knowledge. question. truth. on. the. move. on film. begins in hawaii in the middle of the pacific ocean in spite of the island's remote location it is also full moon that day and to the ep

and so from a daniel hawkins has your next edition of the weekly of the worlds apart on the pursuit of happiness has next here on r.t. . my son doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse we started going after the users in the prison population who are we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill i increasingly became convinced that the war on drugs was a mistake there are countless numbers of people who are in prison for. certain sins for minor minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up and miss you in waves and say bye daddy as you're walking out of a business it's just it doesn't get easier. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to

about it from a daniel hawkins is here to update you next after your latest report. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president. wanted. to go right to be precise it's like them before 3 of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters about how. nice it. is that when you hear the word diversity it's at the expense of unity then there is inclusion but only inclusion when you agree with a certain political thought and world view and of course we can forget about identity politics if you disagree and you're called a dog whistle i did get here. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was and most of my family were unemployed. and it wasn't it was bed you know much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america was shaped by the 10 principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack solo down engineer elections manuf

live from moscow you're watching international with me daniel hawkins wherever you are tonight thanks for joining us in the park. the president's donald trump said he will no longer work with the british ambassador to the u.s. could now become the 1st u.k. envoy to be expelled from washington in more than a century after a leaked e-mail in which he describes as inept and dysfunctional. the story. washington will be cutting its ties with british ambassador kim derek now this comes on the heels of a damning assessment of the trumpet ministration in leaked diplomatic cables which have just recently been made public here's what donald trump had to say in response to these leaks regarding critical statements about the white house. i do not know the embassador but he's not like or will thought of within the us will no longer deal with him the good news for the wonderful united kingdom is that they will soon have a new prime minister now these diplomatic cables have been leaked to the british press and they reveal some rather interesting statements now we have a game kim derek saying that th

here's our political correspondent ross hawkins.swimming pools and bin collections? the councils themselves or private firms? labour's long been against companies doing the work privately on their behalf, saying the businesses often do a poorjob for a high price. so today, john mcdonnell explains how he wants to change the law to, in effect, oblige councils to bring some outsourcing to a halt when existing contracts expire. that's the ambition and i think that's what people want. they want their local council to deliver the service, they want to have a say over those services, they want to know who to go to complain. councils would be expected to comply with the plan, unless there were significant barriers to them doing the work. with billions of pounds' worth of services in private hands, that could mean a big change. a government spokesman says it should be for councils to decide which services to let private companies run, notjohn mcdonnell. the headlines on bbc news... the uk government says it's deeply concerned about iran's se

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and stephen hawkins talks about the new report on political polarization and the perception gap between partisans. watch monday morning and join the discussion. >> tomorrow, democratic presidential candidate amy klobuchar holds a meeting greet in iowa. watch live on c-span, online, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington dc and around the country. so you can make up your own mind. created by cable 1979. unfiltered view of government. >> news headlines reported on the president's reef visit to north korea. the washington post reports, trumper -- is the first president to set foot on north korea. the leaders met in a spontaneous summit at the demilitarized zone dividing north and south korea. they went 20 steps into north korea. here's what the moment looked like. you will hear camera operators and security personnel throughout the video.

that is chris hawkins and ron wilson. the use their books all the time. i am so appreciative of all the work they have done. so, let's get to appomattox. in the year since 1865, as many as you well know, appomattox has become shorthand for the swift close to the civil war. mounted of course by grant magnanimous time. into all are probably well familiar with this term, confederate soldiers would turn in their arms and go home on parole to be disturbed by u.s. forces, unless they broke the law. but, as major general george h sharp, head of the u.s. bureau of military information, and assistant provost marshal observed only one month after the surrender, a large number of lee's army were not paroled at appomattox. so, let's talk about that, let's start with some numbers. of the approximately 60,000 men available to the army of northern virginia after the evacuation of petersburg and richmond on april 2, only somewhere between 26,020 8000, or to use some number, 28,300 -- 231 soldiers were officially promoted paroled at appomattox between the ninth and 12. if

day one of the humphrey hawkins testimony today before the house and financial services committee. chair powell answered questions for about three hours. >> the bottom line for me is that the uncertainties around global growth and trade continue inweigh on the outlook, addition, inflation continues to be muted and those issues are still in place iliad >> he went into the hearing with the markets pricing in a rate cut at the end of the month and he did nothing to disabuse them of that notion. many times during the hearing, he talked about how well the economy has been doing, and the crosscurrents that could depress growth in the future, including trade, which he said was the responsibility of the administration, not the fed. he didn't say whether it was good or bad, the trade wars, just that it would have an effect on the economy. he leaves with wall street believing they will get a rate cut, but did not give clues of the timing or the amount. >> it is priced for a 25 point basis cut. even pricing in a look at was right, there is a choice now the fed has. not that they will pause at

given the bond market and implications from what jay powell might tell us with the humphrey hawkins testimonye and senate later this week. interesting to see money is going into the hedging space, given just a little bit of uncertainty creeping into the market especially with benchmark treasury yields around 2%, feels like the next catalyst for equities would have to be some kind of -- something on the growth front or earnings to get us pushing on higher from here. paul: thank you for joining us. check out gtv library for the charts here. you can find them on gtv . shery: let's return to the radical shakeup announced by deutsche bank. several top executives are being cfo will door, but the be staying. he tells us how he sees deutsche's next growth driver. reorienting the company to historical franchise strength. we are a german bank, german roots. we are aligned with the strength of the german economy which are trade and investment. we are going back to what i say is the dna of the company which is corporate banking, creating the fourth division of a corporate bank is a sign of the emphas

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the last gasp of more or less progressive democratic party legigislative propalals was the humphrey-hawkins full employment act in 1978, which carter watered down so that it had no teeth, just became voluntary. but the democrats had pretty much abandoned the workining class. they became pretty much what used to be called moderatete republicans.. meanwhile, the republicans shifted so far to the right that they went completely off the spectrum. two of the leading political analysts of the american enterprise institute, thomas mann, norman ornstein, about five or 10 years ago, described the republican party as what they called a "radical insurgency" that has abandoned parliamentary politics. well, , why did that happen? it happened because the republicans face a difficult problem. they have a primary constituency, a real constituency -- extreme wealth and corporate power. that's who they have to serve. that's their constituency. you can't get votes ththat way, so you have to do something else to get votes. what do you do to get votes? this was begun by richard nixon with the southern strategy