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is going to be telling as to how that very high court, which, you know, has a really conservative.olproof majority, right, how we're going to live. and when i say that every branch of government has. >> a role. >> i don't need to give a history lesson, but perhaps the white house needs one. you have an executive and absolutely he's elected, and that needs to be respected. at the same time, you have congress that has the authority to pass legislation and the executive enforces it, but the courts make an assessment as to constitutionality. we have a constitution that has to be followed. and you're allowed, if you're the president, to have priorities. what you're not allowed to do is to take unilateral actions which are an overreach. if you have funds that are passed by congress. jim, you as the executive right, are supposed to administer that, and you take an oath of office to do it. so we're at an important inflection point in history as to whether, when it gets to the high court, they're going to play politics or they're going to honor the rule of law. that remains to be seen. the

strength and then some of the strengths, for instance, in latin america typically you have several high courts, several courts, and might be interesting because it makes capture of the courts less immediate, for instance, or in latin america we are integrated into the inter-american system of human rights which can be useful to resist, but useful as tim suggests in the chapter in the book, to then have a platform of standards to kind of recover once you have new leaders elected, you have some innovation at the level, et cetera. so i did this kind of finalities, but some of the things are also, in latin america, the court had a jurisdictional menu and this can help to resist and if they are not captured. but it's higher stakes as well and makes capture of the courts or destruction of the courts a very precious asset for the autocrat. many things happened in mexico after i wrote all this and seeing what i have to refine, i just wanted to tell you precisely about what is not in the book, you know, like because i think it is of immediate interest now because of what is happening in the u.s. and al

the high court has upheld an acquittal of samsung's executive chairman so they are currently down 2.7%. that may be more of an effect in reaction to the tariff risk. emerging market currencies have slumped with the peso iran the biggest losers. let's check in with mark cranfield. i know you have been monitoring the impact across the treasury curve. it's difficult to know which asset classes to zoom in on. what stands out to you in terms of how the markets are adjusting to this news? >> it's the macro traders in control so far today and that's not too surprising because we have the cash markets that have not opened so we have to take into account what we have seen. the dollar is strong across the board. suspension of stealth intervention already to try and keep them stable and that certainly the genesis of an article suggesting they are preparing talks with the u.s. but what's interesting is that the short end is looking at the inflation impact from tariffs and higher yields, especially the two year. that's where the dollar bid is coming from but if you look at the long end we are seein

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she testified for more than 2 hours at madrid's high court, where the trial over the incident has begun to be. so it'd be all i see is accused of sexual assault or kissing him. also during the celebrations of spain. 2023 women's world cup lane in australia. he's also charged with collusion of allegations he tried to force the player into publicly declaring the case was consensual for the all as well as presidents of spanish football at the time, but resigned around one month off to the final prosecute is all seeking a to and a whole few, a prison sentence for to be honest. who denies the charges? the captain of australia is women's football team. sam code has arrived at a london code to spend trial. she's accused of racially abusing a police officer in and some natured taxi pay dispute. in the english capital in january 2023. chelsea play a who is who the countries old on top score has pleaded not guilty. and this is how also those miles lewis scaly, celebrated these various go with the club by appearing to mock mentions to so the striker earning holland by copying these trademark celeb

do you see this going all the way to the high court or do you see this as something that will get settledefore that point? >> it should be settled before that but they're relentless and they're desperate as we've seen and as you pointedly said, there's something called the separation of powers. charlie: right. >> there's something called the government, you know, has different departments. he's the executive department of the government, the leader of the free world and this is the way it's supposed to go. again, this is a weaponization that was created under the biden administration. we're seeing them cry and scream and they need to adjust to reality and they're having a hard time with that but we're going to have to fight it. we know that we're ready for it. when the decisions were made, they were vetted, they went through the right elements of the administration to make sure that they will withstand any challenges we get from radical left. charlie: well, we appreciate the fact that you're standing there making this good, important fight over such important constitutional issues and ser

i actually went last time after the full commission meeting i went down to the north high court and then down to the basement. it's fantastic and it's you know, we're going to end this meeting early just go downstairs. i was thinking all right, any other commissioner comments or questions? >> i'm seeing none and i would like to call for public comment. is there any public comment on item seven new business and announcements? if you'd like to make a public comment please proceed to the podium. >> we are currently on item seven. uh there's no request for public comment. >> thank you so much craig. then i would like to call item number eight and with that going hey choi happy new year. >> happy year the snake and this meeting is adjourned then >> [music] art withelders exhibiting senior art work across the bay for 30 years as part of our traveling exhibit's program. for this exhibits we partnered with the san francisco art's commission galleries and excited show case the array of artist in historic san francisco city hall. >> [inaudible]. call me temperature is unique when we get to do we,

now you have the legal challenges, and we know that very high court is packed by people that mr. trump has appointed during his last go around. and so the issue that i'm getting to is whether or not right, this whole balance of power will really be balanced, or whether it'll be really executive heavy. and if it's executive heavy, will that that ultimate court really serve as a check? very briefly, casey, you know that this is the first rung of court. everyone has their trial the lowest level. and then you have your appeals. will those appeals courts hold? will they be true to the law or will they have really a political tinge? ultimately, if it gets to the supreme court, will the supreme court evaluate cases predicated upon the facts and the law or political agenda? that's the concern that i have. ultimately, courts are not supposed to be about, again, going back to the r on my chest or the d on my chest. they're supposed to be about the j on my chest justice. and so the concern is whether they will do justice to a record influx of lawsuits that we're going to see moving forward

. >> even it says even the judge in the high court.e same underlying, same central underlying, same central underlying idea. and i had ideas i felt were stolen. and it's not a pleasant feeling. i'm not saying it was, but i've had ideas. i've felt. >> i'm absolutely certain that, you know, i believe that harry has a point, and i believe harry, i believe harry. but, you know, that's just what happens in comedy. all good, all good ideas. you know, you have a good idea. you tell somebody in the pub, all of a sudden you see it, you know, you'll see it six months later, pop up on dave or something like that. >> it's i agree with you. let the people who are watching it say, wait a second, that reminds me of harry dean's ways show that was on. i know the guy. i like the guy i think the guy was is funny or has been funny is funny. >> he's only funny in a sort of louis shaffer kind of way. >> that's what i. >> that's what i. >> consider funny. >> consider funny. >> as it will tank. >> as it will tank. >> as it will tank. >> a gig. >> a gig. >> y

it comes to all of these legal challenges, feels very good about where they will stand with the high court that has a conservative majority. >> kevin, can you give us some details of what happened with one of elon musk's doge employees who ended up having to resign himself? >> yeah, and this is all to speak to these teams that are being implanted in government agencies and departments with an enormous amount of suspicion by the agencies themselves. this was an individual who had been assigned to treasury, who had been given access to to some treasury payment systems, who resigned after some old social media posts surfaced advocating racist and eugenic viewpoints. after the wall street journal raised these posts with the white house, he resigned. and i think it just goes to speak to some of the individuals who are part of this effort, led by donald trump and elon musk, to gain access to data systems to payment systems across the federal government as they work to dramatically reshape how that government will look. >> yeah, a lot of people concerned, unelected and some of them unvetted kevin

and more than that, the high court not only permitted it to happen but by countenancing these endless delays, by letting the president play rope-a-dope in the courts. they assured that justice would be delayed so justice might be denied and in fact it was denied. that was the mistake of the department, excessive caution. and that mistake meant that a court that has become a partisan court could use delay as a weapon to defeat justice and it did. but in this allison in wonderland world which we live, donald trump would make that desire to move the department away from the politicization of bill barr, restore a reputation for independence, that laudable g goal, would turn that into an alice in wonderland way into a weaponization of the government. and why? because it believed that the rule of law applies to everyone, even the most powerful man in the world. so why get rid of these prosecutors? why purge the fbi agents? why after promising and their nominees, pam bondi, kash patel, we've learned how much we can rely on the promises, the commitments they made and the confirmation zero. bu

. >> a high-stakes showdown in court. justin baldoni and blake lively trading accusations over what happened on their movie set. >> all eyes on the groundhog. punxsutawney phil on when winter could end. >> plus, the atmospheric river soaking the west. >> the blockbuster nba trade, one of the world's top basketball players is headed to l.a., joining lebron james and the lakers. >> and the special honors for two of the best women to play the game. their number 22 jerseys hanging proudly forever. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> whit: good evening, thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm whit johnson. we begin tonight with a battle over tariffs. president trump imposing steep taxes on the country's three largest trading partners, canada, mexico, and china, sparking fears of a trade war which could threaten the global economy. president trump signing executive orders imposing 25% tariffs on all imports from mexico and canada, and 10% on goods from china. the presid

district and southern district, basically those in the united states are the primary courts which handle a lot of high-profile cases because it is new york and it basically is a rough education about how the federal courts go about doing their business. peter: when you are watching a relatively modern series like the sopranos, are you seeing reality? judge block: actually, i had a major mafioso case, the peter gotti prosecution after his brother john died in prison, somebody had to take over the family, they gambino family. and peter, he was not really caught up in that world like his brother was and some other members of the family but he was the uncle and they made him the head of the family, to keep it in the family, i guess. so then the government prosecuted peter in this wide sweeping indictment several years ago together with 15 other people to try to clean up the waterfront and get to the underbelly of the gambino operations. so peter was the primary defendant in that case together with many others. during the trial and i write about it in the book, also, something i will never forget, it was r

they say they seized dozens of high end watches and pieces of jewelry. court records say nijinsky is linked to at least some of the suspected burglars, now charged with breaking into burrows home. >> where are you going right now? >> body camera video showing four chilean nationals questioned by police in ohio last month. an old lsu shirt and a bengals hat were found in the back of their car. police say the south american burglary crews have been operating in the united states for years, and the two men arrested created the marketplace for what they stole. both men are due in court on wednesday. aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> thank you. aaron. italian authorities want answers from donald trump jr. lawmakers there say he was spotted hunting protected ducks in venice lagoon. environmentalists say there is video showing him and other hunters shooting the birds. one lawmaker says the incident has been reported to wildlife police. trump plans to cooperate fully. >> coming up, the nba team offering refunds to their season ticket holders. >> and the very spec

uk house prices have hit another record high the international criminal court has condemned presidentel us are not members of the court. the international criminal court. there never any chance that therewas never anychance that trump and benjamin donald trump and benjamin netanyahu recognise its rulings. as would recognise its rulings. as the men their relationship this men cemented their relationship this week against the icc was 7to 7 to donald international trump the international criminal court has engaged in a legitimate baseless actions, targeting and baseless actions, targeting and baseless actions, targeting and our close ally israel. has abused hasabused power has abused power recess has abused power re7cess by it has abused its power recess by issuing baseless arrest warrants. benjamin netanyahu and the targeting benjamin netanyahu and the former israeli minister of defence yoav gallant. the icc accused the yoav gallant: the’icc accesed the of war crimes and crimes against including 77 including murder, 77 in and ng murder, in and starvation. the77 persecution and starvatio

that is solid empirical evidence that the courts did not simply rollover for whatever he wanted. at the same time in some really high profile decisions including the immunity decision, the court also seemed to support trump down the line. that is why i highlight the importance of court opening the door on questions over removal. an ethic you will also see the courts stand up to president trump on the issue of birthright citizenship. i do not think there is much doubt about that. but the caller seemed really interested in these issues of appropriations and possible interference with the flow of the payment system. it is early days on that. it's why i have not had much to say about it. host: constitutional law professor. >> joining us is dr. georges benjamin, executive director of american public health association. remind us of your group, what are the goals and who funds it. guest: we are the nation's national association of people interested in public health of professional society. it has been around since 1872. we are funded from membership dues, revenue from the annual meeting, revenue from our publications and

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they say they seized dozens of high-end watches and pieces of jewelry. court records say nezhinskiy is linked to at least some of the suspected burglars now charged with breaking into burrow's home. >> where are you going right now? >> reporter: body camera video showing four chilean nationals questioned by police in ohio last month, an old lsu shirt and a bengals hat were found in the back of their car. these south american burglary crews have been operating in the country for years, and police say the two men arrested here today were the ones who created a marketplace for what they stole. they'll be in court here tomorrow, david. >> david: could potentially be an incredible connection. thank you, aaron, on that late reporting tonight. >>> overseas tonight, the worst mass shooting in sweden's history. police responding to a report of shots fired at a school for adult education two hours from stockholm. students locked down in classrooms. alarms blaring. at least ten people killed, including the gunman. police say the suspect acted alone. there were no warning

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i can tell you, rosemary, that here outside the court there is high expectation for the arrivals, bothrom the defendants and the complainants. there's here at least 100 professionals from 70 different media who are waiting for these arrivals. actually, luis rubiales was the very first to get to this court. he stepped in confidently. he got here like half an hour ago, and five minutes later we saw jennifer hermoso also getting inside the court. it is important to highlight rosemary that hermoso is going to be the very first to testify on this. trial, a testimony, a witness that is going to speak in front of the judge in a matter of 15 minutes of. so and this i can also tell you that it's going to be a long trial because it's going to last at least for 11 days during the forthcoming days here, we're going to see many different members from the spanish soccer federation, teammates from hermoso, and from the 12th of february here are going to declare in front of the church of the judge, the four defendants who are accused at least rubiales of sexual assault and coercion. three other former

but if i don't defend the court this, this executive order poses an ex, essential trip to the high seas ability to function, not just in the situation of palestine, but really in all situations before the court, including you, craig, the mars, to dan and of dental style and other governments and companies may try to support to create investigation. for example, uh, both services like banking services or provisional software can be used by the court across situations. and so companies and governments may choose to try to avoid providing those services or individuals may choose to avoid providing support to the court out of fear of retribution from us government. but ultimately, the united states needs its allies as much as the allies need united states and they stick together. that's the best way to respond to this bullying tactic. um, you know, the, the i c c issue is, is not the highest priority for the european union or, or other us allies like south korea or japan. um, but neither is it the highest priority in the united states. economic issues are more important for these countries

high risk should use colonoscopy. skip the drama. ask your provider or request cologuard online. >> john: fox news alert and court action for two men arrestedring high-profile rate new york city's diamond district. they officials say it may be linked to string of burglaries the homes of america's biggest star athletes. welcome back sp 30 rolls into the second hour. john roberts in washington and good to have you here. >> jacqui: good to be with you, john and jacqui heinrich and for sandra smith. working with south american crime ring with defense operation of stolen goods. one to be believed to tie it to joe barrows home in december. >> john: one of several superstars with recent home break-ins and investigators trying to determine how all of the cases might be connected to. >> jacqui: alexis mcadams and that diamond district and what did the police find in the pawnshop? >> jackie, john they went into the pawnshop behind me and they came out with the boxes and boxes of stolen items. we are talking expensive watches and other types of jewelry and drugs and lots of cash. take a look on your screen. that video at the investigators working. the

but if i don't defend the court this, this executive order causes an ex, essential trip to the high seas ability to function, not just the situation of palestine, but really in all situations before the court, including you, craig, the in march, to, to have an external style in other governments and companies may try to support the crate investigation, for example, but services like banking services or provisional software can be used by the court across situations. and so companies and governments may choose to try to avoid providing those services or individuals may choose to provide providing support to the court, out of fear of retribution from us government on this threatens the i. c, c's ability to hire a tech, to retain staff and you know, again the, there are, there are actions the member states can take to the some of the court. and that's right. oh, this is particularly on new york city duty and here, and it's good to share our stuff on as i'm rhetorically commit to defending the court. but will the commission issue or the blocking statute for another 5 defects who's executive

now the disclosure of court documents gives a sense "i could list several high—profile and now are aterview, he was asked about his no. funnily enough, 2010 was it. continue to make headlines and chip away at daniela relph, bbc news. before we go, taking you to the scene in a to the'scene'in arneighboo�*rhood philadelphia where an in philadelphia where an response is under emergency response is under way. can see there way. you can see there emergency on the emergency responders on the following the of a aeroplane there. we've heard from governor of heard from shapiro 10!’ of pennsylvania josh shapiro saying that philadelphia is in 7 in its in its response. know united in its response. we know that six people were on board. you are watching bbc news. hello there. after a january that delivered more than its fair share look relatively quiet. it won't be sunny all the time, a fair bit of cloud, into the afternoon, parts of east anglia and the far a bit of sunshine for the southwest, as well. ten celsius in plymouth — pretty mild for the time of year. wales, parts of northern england ag

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high. dreamed of playing professional soccer, but court exhibits obtained by the i-team show on a friday nightember 2023, he brought a ghost gun to san francisco, dropped his girlfriend at a bar, and went on a two hour armed robbery spree. >> san francisco 9-1-1. >> hi, we're at the paramount. eight 680 mission and we just got mugged. >> his victims, five women in their 20s, including some tourists, out for an enjoyable evening. they told police saavedra got their attention by racking his handgun. >> what do you do with the gun when you. when you first? >> he just, like, cocked it or like i heard the click. >> you hear like a. >> click sound. yeah, yeah. >> one of the victims had an app to track her phone and help police find saavedra. >> there's a gun. >> when they pulled over his car, they found the ghost gun. a magazine with ammunition and the victims purses, ids, keys and credit cards. >> you can sit down for one. all right. >> the evidence against saavedra included a jailhouse call. >> i've been an armed robber. >> and you robbed somebody? >> yes. >> you pointed a gun at him? >> yes. >> a

year old gerardo saavedra, grew up in the east bay, graduated from fairfield high, dreamed of playing professional soccer, but courtined by the i-team show on a friday night in september 2023, he brought a ghost gun to san francisco, dropped his girlfriend at a bar, and went on a two hour armed robbery spree. >> san francisco 9-1-1. >> hi, we are at the paramount. eight 680 mission and we just got mugged. >> his victims five women in their 20s, including some tourists, out for an enjoyable evening. they told police saavedra got their attention by racking his handgun. >> what do you do with the gun when you. when you first. >> you just, like, cocked it or like i heard the click. >> you hear like a. >> click sound. yeah, yeah. >> one of the victims had an app to track her phone and help police find saavedra. >> there's a gun. >> when they pulled over his car, they found the ghost gun, a magazine with ammunition and the victims purses, ids, keys and credit cards. >> you can sit down for one. oh, sorry. yeah. >> the evidence against saavedra included a jailhouse call. >> i've been an armed robber. >> and you robbed som

court. harvey willgoose died on monday after suffering serious injuries at all saints catholic high school. a lovable rogue. their grief is raw. about the devastation of losing him. and it does make it that...better. it's getting us through this horrific time. you must still be in shock. iam. flowers left at the sheffield united ground. he was a keen fan. what's keeping us going. they're finding strength in being together. we've been with each i other every day, and it's it'sjust horrible. yeah, he was just a very caring and good person. while police continue their investigations, and have to relive it all and remember it. the mother of harvey willgoose speaking to the bbc. the conservatives say immigrants arriving in the uk should only be here for 15 years. at the moment they can apply after six years. record, and not being someone who has claimed benefits or needed social housing. our political editor chris mason is here, and you've this is the first big policy announcement we have had from the kemi badenoch. two important bits, — -— net migration the conservatives made _eei promises to k

his defense attorney appealed the case as high as he could, even trying the supreme court, which declinedsappeared, a farm hand found her remains in a field in the neighboring town where dave grew up. debbie's father, bud triantis, had a dying wish that she be found before he passed away. he left this earth just a week after that discovery. and the children who held opposing views about their father's innocence? it's complicated, isn't it? yep. has this created a rift between the two of you? yes. keith morrison (voiceover): surely not easy going for the children of dave and debbie hawk. well, we do the best we can. that's all for this edition of "dateline." thanks for watching. woman: it was a small new year's eve party. hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." we took off and then shortly thereafter we saw the police car. my gut was telling my feet to run back to that house. this can't be happening.

high school on east 10th street in oakland. >> former oakland mayor sheng tao was in court today facing federal bribery charges.ederal attorneys turned over hundreds of pages of evidence, and now defense attorneys will take time to review it. tao, her longtime romantic partner andre jones, and father son businessmen david and andy duong are accused of trading political favors for cash. all four have pleaded not guilty. the next court hearing is set for april 24th. >> in the south bay, three men accused of killing a fellow inmate at a santa clara county jail cell were arraigned today. the district attorney tells us enhancements were added because of the brutality of the crime. last week, an inmate was beaten to death just hours after he was booked into the elmwood correctional facility in milpitas. there is video of the incident that reportedly lasted nearly 20 minutes. >> the attack is definitely unprovoked. i mean, the video makes that clear in terms of what the motivation for the attack was. that's something that we're still investigating. but the attack was unprovoked, it was premeditated, and it was brutal

court. when you come into life and have a high bar dream, you actually match that dream. that's a rarity, and rarity, and rarity of life. kobe happened to be one of those people. charges were filed against kobe bean bryant of newport beach, california. and he's the one who f***ed it up. the town of eagle is really small. a farming and ranching community. pretty much a sleepy little colorado town. cute and small and ill-prepared for what was about to happen to them. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i'm mark hurlbert. i'm the district attorney for the fifth judicial district. on july 1st of 2003, i got a call from the sheriff's office. and he said, mark, we have a case where kobe bryant is accused of sexually assaulting a woman. kobe bryant was arrested on july 4th-- --in connection with the alleged assault of a 19-year-old hotel employee-- --in eagle county, colorado. the media descended almost immediately. kobe bryant did cooperate with the investigation and did turn himself in on july 4th. it set off alarm bells in the newsroom. kobe's been what? shock went through

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