hebert: segÚn este senador mexicano resulte insuficiente el juicio contra los empleados y el despido.lpe polÍtico letal. hebert: hasta ahora el presidente enrique peÑa nieto sÓlo ha mostrado porque los encargados de su gabinete de seguridad, como quedÓ demostrado su Última presentaciÓn pÚblica en la que se hizo acompaÑar de todos ellos. >> el presidente estÁ jugando con fuego. herbet: pero el calendario polÍtico en mÉxico sigue su marcha y una de las peores pesadillas para el presidente enrique peÑa nieto serÁ tener que rendir su tercer informe de gobierno, el prÓximo 1 de septiembre, bajo la sombra de la fuga del chapo. >> yo quiero pensar que esta puesta, bastante peligrosa que estÁn haciendo en este lugar con fuego, se estÁ apostando que habrÁ una recaptura pronta. jorge: los ataques del empresario donald trump lo han puesto en el primer lugar en las encuestas entre republicanos. la realidad es que ha logrado atraer la atenciÓn del paÍs y de los medios de comunicaciÓn. >> la campaÑa de trump es como uno de esos accidentes de trÁnsito que uno no puede dejar de mirar. un dÍa insulto

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hebert's attorney says his client is innocent. neal karlinksky, abc news seattle. >>> so the thing is in his application in 2009 he said he couldn't walk. he was unable to work and he had no other financial resources even though he was clearly working at that time. you know caught up to him. >> i mean he went to one of those revivals where they heal people. it's a miracle. >> you think it was amiracle. >> it's possible. somebody put the hands on that. have you seen that? you can walk now. he got up. >> he put his hands on the television screen and now he's healed. >> it's possible. >> are you trying to go for his attorney. >> give the brother the benefit of the doubt. but the video don't lie. >>> coming up we've got advice for parents confronting the high cost of baby formula diapers and wipes. it it can add up real, real fast. we have some expert advice for moms and dads to save on the budgets. >>> ahead in our next half hour the season finale of the bachelorette. see which guy won kaitlyn's heart. it was a doozy. you're watching

hebert: there was a case -- prof. eskridge: there was a case brought in taxes using total population to topless the one person one vote equal population requirement in each district. the plaintiffs claimed they should have used a subset of the population because representation is all about voters, it's not clear whether they want to use registered voters instead or whether they want to use citizen voting age population or actually the people who turn out? all of those have pernicious concert was as for minority voters. it's been a well-settled area of the law for decades, since the 1960's, the total population pretty much is the base that is used to redistrict. it's also the number that used to allocate congressional seats among the states. we allocate congressional seats based on total population. it's kind of a well-settled area. it really is questionable. there are only two states that use something less than total population that would be kansas and hawaii, who both take out temporary residence for military people

shannon hebert worked with him and said he had a sharp legal mind.r high iqs. >> he was a great judge. i liked having him in there. he would understand the law and i thought he was very fair. >> i mean, everyone respected him. >> reporter: williams, married for 15 years with no kids of his own, was a strong advocate for children and specialized in child abuse cases. lt. jolie stewart often worked with him on those cases. >> how do you think he was perceived amongst his fellow colleagues, other attorneys? >> i think that he had a lot of respect with his peers. he was kind of the go-to guy for family law. >> i know he had a love for children. >> reporter: tera williams bellemare knows that better than anyone. she's eric's sister. >> he was a good uncle to my kids. never missed their birthdays. i never had to remind him. >> reporter: she says growing up, her big brother was her inspirati inspiration. he made eagle scout, went to college, law school, and became a successful attorney. he also served as a captain in the texas state guard. >> he was driven.

for the hayward police sgt he was a 15 year veteran was shot and killed during a traffic stop and hebertt week thousands gathered right now to remember him an oakland rena the federal procession stopped a moment ago from chapel of times in a word backing his way up 880 right now to the arena will have to encourage a what you need to know where live at the arena where the memorial is going to begin at 10:00 a.m.. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>darya: where contingence all the more full-service of the sergeant who was killed in hayward procession that is now on the way from the chapel and hayward and the motorcade in the process of making its way to the arena where thousands are have gathered and continue to pour into the arena for the funeral services start at 10:00 this morning. >>jackie sissel: you could see the sea of blue and as all police officers from around the country are pouring into the arena of red now this will be the site in just a little over an hour where thousands are expected to show off to memorialize just last week in

101 but was blocked temporarily long bond you consider traffic is moving just that the limit from hebert on one of the golden gate for cow trying to conceive the lens of the 35 minutes because of the only fatality the 8:00 hour pedestrian were struck fatally struck by a trail you're recovering the trains are moving with an five minutes into both directions this is a trouble spot no. 880 at the alameda exit from the flan is still blocked by crass as cause and a nasty back of the draft to take northbound 17 just trying to get to 280 in a it it's it will be a rough ride major yellow for tank of gas for have through the south bend. >>mark: there knowing diplomatic ties with cuba within the past hour the administration announcing the vote counted were reopened embassies and into the capital's is in washington d.c. in havana have enclosed with a half a century to the the final step in the formal diplomatic ties to cuba is the process back in december and a speech this morning he called the move and store a step--historic step. >>mark: 7 tears they john kerry will travel to havana to raise the

and publisher of scotus blog which is still the only web blog to win the peabody award or as jerry hebert would say, the peabody award. you'll hear about that later. anyway in 2010 "the national law journal" named him as one of 40 legal experts in the world. "legal times" named him one of the 90 greatest lawyers in the last 30 years and praised him for transforming the practice of law before the supreme court. so who could be better than tom to navigate this term for us? so please join me in welcoming tom goldstein. [ applause ] >> so thank you all so much. on behalf of the panelists, i really do appreciate that you all have taken the time to come and be with us to talk about the supreme court term that just concluded. it is an extraordinary thing. we've been doing this for roughly ten years or so, and this is the first time that it will be more fun than the federal society wrapup. it was an incredible term. i have learned a great deal about it. i have learned that i am now required to get same-sex married, that both my partner and i will receive subsidized health care and everything else

the sematech average of 92 west is also turning out there picking and of a pretty good right amount hebertis a foster city over to the richmond san rafael bridge minor back up here starting with the castro is through the toll plaza after that no problems on the spend working the way into the north bank--north bay. >>robin winston: the nimitz a little thick south bomb coming out of union city is a fremont it will be a great ride into milpitas and a major trouble spots for the next 33 minutes from to 38 to 237 in the south bank a quick check of the peninsula ride minor crowding north about come from the stop the bay if only 21 minutes from paul often into burma gained. >>darya: there is a chicken recall to tell you about if you're resuming purchases of bell and seven free breaded chicken breast with its a hopeful about the product is being recalled to touch upon the for bacterial infection called for appointment is recall one of 20,000 lbs. of the check and the best buy date on the box of march 25, 200016. >>mark: 8 prices made a record jump--eggs the price climbed to a fourth of that from m