lawrence hurley is at our table to tell us about it. he's a correspondent. thank you for being here. the trump administration is in the spotlight as the u.s. top chord return. >> this is the first full term since the administration came in january. they've had some time to adjust their legal positions and some of these big cases toward the t court including the very first case of the term, where the obama administration sided with employees in the trump administration switched. >> this is a case about whether workers could be prevented from grouping together from filing false claims with their employer. this has a big repercussions for workers. it would make it harder for workers to bring these claims, at least that's what the lawyers say. with the court being the court maybe likely to side with the company at this case the trump administration change could help with that. >> how many cases will the couru take up this term? >> usually 70 or so cases, they haven't taken more up yet but they have taken up some big ones the be here in the next few months. >> an

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he plays stan hurley in "american assassin," please welcome michael keaton. ( cheers and applause ) ♪: he plays mitch rapp in "american assassin," please welcome dylan o'brien. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> james: how are you? thank you both very much for being here. thanks for coming back to see us. michael, you are here for the first time, we're so happy you are here, we are all huge fans of michael keaton. >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> james: i mean, your body of work, a body of work actually like no one else, i think, if you think about "beetlejuice" and "spotlight" and "batman," and "birdman," it is so varied and brilliant. do you ever go back and watch any of your old films? >> occasionally, not a lot. every once in a while. mostly i see them at the, you know, when you have to see them. they will show you a screening so you know what you are talking about on a show like this because often i don't. so-- . >> james: well, are there films you have been in that you haven't seen? >> um, yes. >> james: really? which ones? >> i don't even kno

one of the stars of "seinfeld" john hurley tells us what it's like living in enemy territory.nly one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. i'll have the langoustine lfor you, sir?i. the original call was for langoustine ravioli. a langoustine is a tiny kind of lobster. a slight shellfish allergy rules that out, plus my wife ordered the langoustine. i will have chicken tenders and tater tots. if you're a ref, you way over-explain things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. sir, we don't have tater tots. it's what you do. i will have nachos! i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to shave my a1c i'm always o

and the two best players stayed on the team, hurley and laettner. then we added a player who was better than anybody in grant hill. and because unlv had beaten us by so much, i'm not sure they had the edge that we did. and so we ended up winning one of the greatest games in the history of college basketball. but it was not the championship game. so now, psychologically, we gotta get ready 48 hours and beat kansas. and we were able to turn that around to where they were thinking of kansas. and we won our-- won our first one. but the next year, you came against kentucky in a semifinal. right. and that became one of the greatest games ever played. can you recount what actually happened at the end? it was really a back-and-forth game. and they went ahead, uh, 102 to 101. and so our guys called a timeout with 2.1 seconds, we're down by-- by a point. and when all the guys came in-- you know, i think the very first thing a leader has to show is that-- show strength. and so i met them as they were coming to the bench. and i said, "we're gonna win. we are go

benghazi locals made the grim discovery they say the victims were critics of the renegade general hurley for after some of the bodies were found with signs of torture and gunshot wounds to the head the arizona have to control spain says catalyst the deposed leader of the catalan regional government will be allowed to run in regional elections in december monti is calling for democratic and peaceful opposition to the spanish government's direct rule of catalonia but the facts are. the best way to defend what we have conquered so far is to have a democratic opposition to article one five five this is the conclusion of the deliberate attempt against cattle who have for many centuries felt different we have to overcome any threat and to act in a civic and peaceful manner egypt has launched a major shakeup of its security services a week after the attack in giza province that left at least sixteen police officers dead mohammed had garcia's been named as the new chief of staff of the armed forces he replaces mahmoud haggarty the two men are not related the head of national security has also be

we were talking with lawrence hurley who was the supreme court correspondent taking the questions and comment on the new term and cases. .. caller: good morning. nothing that supreme court decides with gorsuch from the should even be acknowledged because gorsuch is someone that only the republicans have should even de on the court. the democrats have been put on the sideline. so that's where we should stay. on the sideline, just watching. that's my comment. >> reaction? guest: that's a reference to i believe the appointment of justice gorsuch which was made possible because the republican controlled senate refused to act on the former president barack obama's nominee for that same position which was appeals court judge garland. the republicans held the seat over until the election took place, and then when donald trump won he was able to appoint kneelgoers ch and the republicans were able to confirm him >> majorit >>. >> now on the democratic line. >> caller: good morning. b it was always my belief that judges should blindly lay right and wrong so how do we end up with the supremes th

: a reminder, back tomorrow morning, a live simulcast, c-span journal, among our guests, lawrence hurley and the start of october and a new term for the supreme court. the former c.i.a. deputy division chief will join us to get his perspective the situation along the d.m.z. and kim jong uning and pyongyang maya macguineas on the republican tax plan an deficit. tomorrow on c-span "washington journal" newsmakers is next. enjoy the rest of your weekend and have a great week ahead. [captions copyright national cable satellite corps.2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> next, newsmakers with utah senator mike lee. then president trump outlines his tax reform goals in a speech in indianapolis. after that, house and senate republicans and democrats discuss tax reform legislation. >> so this is what churchill faced when he came to power in those awful days in may of 1940. practically from his first day in office, he begged franklin roosevelt for help to stave off hitler. but the president

monday morning, the new supreme court term begins monday in lawrence hurley will give a preview of upcomingases before the court. the heritage foundation's disclaimer discusses north korea. and the cost of the republican tax plan. be sure to watch c-span's republic -- c-span's washington journal. join the discussion. >> jeremy corbyn in brighton england. he sets out the main goals of his party

thank you very much, chaplain hurley.ice president pence, secretary shulkin, members of congress, members of the armed forces and distinguished guests, please join me in welcoming captain gary michael rose to the white house. [applause] president trump: for many years the stories of mike's heroism go untold but today we proudly present him with our nation's highest military honor. joining mike today is his wife, margaret, their three children, sarah, claire and michael, and their two grandchildren, kaitlyn and christian. kaitlyn and christian, i want you to know that the medal that we will present today will forever enshrine your grandfather -- and is he a good man. we just spoke to him for a long time. and you are great, great young people. but this will enshrine him into the history of our nation. we're also grateful to be joined by nine previous congressional medal of honor recipients. their courage, character and conviction is beyond measure. please stand. [applause] we are honored to be in their presence. this aftern

he's lawrence hurley of thomson reuters. he a supreme court correspondent there.e have a picture live out the supreme court this monday morning. this is the first day of activity for the new term. you can see various folks out there lining up to watch the early cases in "the washington post" where is that it is a crucial term for the court and it kicks off today. the court begins its new term with a fortified conservative majority and dockets filled with some of the moment's most contentious issues like voting rights, protection from discrimination and privacy and an increasingly monitored society. the court was short-handed after the death of justice scalia. compromising to reach narrow consensus decision they now with justice gorsuch filling scleel yes's eat, matching his role on the court. lawrence hurley coming on in a little bit. james, more reaction to the shooting in las vegas first. johnson city. hello there. caller: how are you doing? host: doing fine. caller: i'm james and i'm an honorbly discharged veteran. i live here in tennessee but originally from o

juljuly to detour around that. 270 parked by father hurley boulevard.ust the right shoulder gets by. new crash by 80. 70 to the beltway will take you over an hour of delay just give yourself extra time. consider 355. it's been a mess because of the rain all morning. as we forward things along this is shoulder -- actually this is 95 in woodbridge. there's so many crashes i'm getting them mixed up. 95 southbound before the rest area blocks the right lane. now this is a look as you make your way out on 66. actually 95 northbound ramp to 123. can't win on 95. it's about a 30 minute delay from quantico to the beltway this morning. and then as you make your way out in quantico there's another crash. three crashes on 95, two northbound, one southbound. 42 minute trip just to get from 17 as you make your way up past that point at 610 in stafford. i hate what we're seeing there. now this is the 66 one. left shoulder blocked its about a 45 minute delay from gainsville to the beltway. leave early this morning. all metro rail lines are on time. but there's so many

i did think about going with the elizabeth hurley story.ave been touched up photographs that have been touched up apparently being banned? the french government have essentially decided they are unhappy about photograph retouching. they are introducing legislation to ensure that if anything is photo shopped, there is a mark on it. you would assume it is because there were worries over the thinning of models which would encourage things like anorexia and pulling out, but what they are actually saying is that many models have been thickened up, they have been added to to make them look healthier. there is a whole series of issues behind this. does it make people look better, bigger, healthier? and what is reality? joy swensen has talked a lot about photo —— photo shopping, it is difficult because the number of markers you would have to put out would be very tricky. getting away from models, people on instagram and the like will be filtering their photos all the time. in the world of social media, people are following darren rawls ? media, peo

renegade general hurley five to who controls eastern libya has ordered an investigation after thirty six on identify bodies were found in a village east of benghazi they were discovered on thursday some of the victims had signs of torture and gunshot wounds to the head there the latest in a series of apparent mass killings in territory controlled by libya libyan national army and thousands of prisons have protested against the sexual harassment of women in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal the demonstration in the french capital comes after dozens of actresses accuse the hollywood producer of sexual assault and rape weinstein denies the allegations. talked to al-jazeera is coming up next one is after that in about twenty five minutes time our c.n.n. . the brazilian amazon in an immense rain forest known as the lungs of the world because of its lush vegetation but this is not a story about the dangers of deforestation it was about those who have lived in and from this rain forest for thousands of years. but java the valley indigenous reserve is the size of austria eight million

sources close to renegade libyan general hurley for half the forces loyal to him carried out the airstrikes and severe know which killed sixteen people most of the victims were women forces want to have to have the siege for more than a year. a former advisor to u.s. president donald trump has pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about his contacts with a legit middleman for russia the white house says charges against george proper the oval office and to all the former advisers to trump's campaign are irrelevant the white house says the case for fails to show it was collusion with russia to influence the election moscow is once again said the allegations made against it are refined to see our white house correspondent kimberly halkett reports. from do solemnly swear donald trump has been in office less than a year but this is perhaps the most significant day of his presidency so far on monday two of his former associates avoided handcuffs and turned themselves into the authorities in washington the first is paul mann afford the former chair of donald trump's presidential election campaign

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he plays stan hurley in "american assassin," please welcome michael keaton. ( cheers and applausecheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> james: how are you? thank you both very much for being here. thanks for coming back to see us. michael, you are here for the of michael keaton. >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> james: i mean, your body of work, a body of work actually like no one else, i think, if you think about "beetlejuice" and "spotlight" and "batman," and "birdman," it is so varied and brilliant. do you ever go back and watch any of your old films? >> occasionally, not a lot. every once in a while. mostly i see them at the, you know, when you have to see them. they will show you a screening so you know what you are talking about on a show like this because often i don't. so-- . >> james: well, are there films you have been in that you haven't seen? >> um, yes. >> james: really? which ones? >> i don't even know the names of them. ( laughter ) >> ja

what you're going to call a sham elections shambolic renegade general hurley for have to who controls eastern libya has ordered an investigation after thirty six unidentified bodies were found in a village east of benghazi they were discovered on thursday some of the victims had signs of torture and gunshot wounds to the head the latest in a series of apparent mass killings in territory controlled by have to libyan national army thousands of persons have protested against the sexual harassment of women in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal demonstration in the french capital comes after dozens of actresses accuse the hollywood producer of sexual assault and rape weinstein denies the allegations there's that monsters they have to be can inside story is next hour more news for you after that thanks for watching. historians of a kurdish homeland dashed by super zani is stepping down as president of iraq's kurdish region but does that in the current struggle for independence and was it ever a possibility this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm richelle carey the leader of i

lawrence hurley, supreme court correspondent for reuters will give a preview of upcoming cases. the heritage foundation's bruce klinger discusses north korea. maya mcguiness, president of the committee for a responsible federal budget will talk about the cost of the republican tax plan. watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. ♪ night on the communicators. completelyopen up a new wave of innovation in the market. you will get extremely fast speed, see you can use 100 times with you use on your smart phone or your tablet. senior vice president talks about competition in the wireless industry, net neutrality, and 5g deployment. she is every by technology reporter margaret harding mcgill. >> you think the u.s. has the right -- the regulatory framework for 5g and making sure we are first in getting it out there? >> we have done a good job on spectrum. opened of high-frequency millimeters spectrum for the industry. we have done a good job on fiber. we have private industry doing a good job getting fiber out to where it needs to be.

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was going to call a sham elections the shambolic brigade general hurley for have to who controls eastern libya has ordered an investigation after thirty six unidentified bodies were found in a village east of benghazi they were discovered on thursday some of the victims had signs of torture and gunshot wounds to the head. just in a series of apparent mass killings in territory controlled by have to libyan national army thousands of persons have protested against the sexual harassment of women in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal demonstration in the french capital comes after dozens of actresses accuse the hollywood producer of sexual assault and rape weinstein denies the allegations there's that lancaster's they were to be can inside story is next are more news for you after that thanks sorcery . historians of a kurdish homeland dashed a supersonic is stepping down as president of iraq's kurdish region but does that in the current struggle for independence and was it ever a possibility this is inside story. with.

renegade general hurley five to who controls eastern libya has ordered an investigation after thirty six on identify bodies were found in a village east of benghazi they were discovered on thursday some of the victims had signs of torture and gunshot wounds to the head there the latest in a series of apparent mass killings in territory controlled by libya libyan national army and thousands of prisons have protested against the sexual harassment of women in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal the demonstration in the french capital comes after dozens of actresses accuse their hollywood producer of sexual assault and rape weinstein denies the allegations. talked to al-jazeera is coming up next one is after that about twenty five minutes time then. the brazilian amazon and in religious rain forest known as the lungs of the world because of its luster education but this is not a story about the dangers of divorce.

thirty years in jail if convicted of rebellion sedition and bears on one renegade libyan general hurley for haftar says his eastern based army carried out air strikes in the city of killing at least fifteen most of the victims were women there in those controlled by two armed groups and is under siege by have to the forces however have to claim of responsibility is being disputed with some local saying they saw or egyptian warplanes flying over the border in the future of a historic ceasefire agreement in colombia is in doubt after an armed group admitted killing an indigenous leader the national liberation army known as the e l n says it was questioning. for a stero on links to colombia's intelligence services they say he tackled one of its members it says he was shot in self defense it's inside story next stay with us here on al-jazeera. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current events the matter to you al-jazeera. kenyans have had two elections the opposition leader want

renegade general hurley for have to who controls eastern libya has ordered an investigation after thirty six unidentified bodies were found in a village east of benghazi they were discovered on thursday some of the victims had signs of torture and gunshot wounds to the head of the latest in a series of apparent mass killings in territory controlled by have to libyan national army iran's president says terror on will continue its missile program a son rouhani told parliament this doesn't violate international agreements u.s. president or trump has refused to certify a landmark deal with six world powers in twenty six twenty fifteen under which iran agreed to limit its nuclear energy program in exchange for a lifting of economic sanctions. are you more you know me you object to our weapons we are going to manufacture and store any kind of weapons we need and this is to defend ourselves and the unity of our land and people and we will not hesitate to use them in the appropriate time to defend ourselves you know that we have built our building and will continue to build missiles and this doe

thirty years in jail if convicted of rebellion sedition and bears on one renegade libyan general hurley for haftar says his eastern based army carried out airstrikes in the city of killing at least fifteen most of the victims were women there in those controlled by two armed groups and is under siege by have to the forces however have to claim of responsibility is being disputed with some local saying they saw egyptian warplanes flying over the border in the future of a historic ceasefire agreement in colombia is in doubt after an armed group admitted killing an indigenous leader the national liberation army known as the e l n says it was questioning. for a stero on links to colombia's intelligence services they say he tackled one of its members it says he was shot in self defense it's inside story next stay with us here on al-jazeera. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs the much of. which is iraq. kenyans have had two elections the opposition leader wants a t

maggie hurley, abc7 news. >> containment has gone up steadily, including two largest, atlas and tubbses. >> kristen skze is here with lok at numbers. >> we put together a graphic. atlas, largest wildfire burning in napa and parts of sonoma county. 68% contains. burned 51,000 acres. tubbs is deadliest and raged through santa rosa, 70% contained. nuns fire near the robert mondavi winery is only 50% containment and pocket fire near geyserville is 40% after charring 11,000 acres. oakmont is smallest at 800 acres burned but only 15% contained. could grow. redwood is 50% contained and burned more than 35,000 acres. sulfur fire is 85% containment after burning more than 2,000 acres. >> cal fire is sending out big thank you today to all the firefighters who traveled hundreds or thousands of miles to help out. officials sent out tweet. thank you to all fire partners from across the united states and australia who came to california and our aid in greatest time of need. crews from 17 states and australia are working the fire lines. most on little sleep like edward misner. he's from oregon. >> s

. ♪ jesse: across store john hurley is probably best known for his role on "seinfeld" with memorable>> jerry has nothing. you are the only one i know who has the good stuff. and i night you have got to help me out. >> not on my watch. >> what are you doing? >> elaine, you need help. i i, too, once fell under the spell of opium. jesse: he's one of the few conservatives in hollywood. was that larry david or did you cook that up? >>ed the character evolved it started off with a simple cataloger. he took off to a different end when he went off to burma. consequently every show had one of these monologues that started off with the best of intentions but took a left-hand turn somewhere. jesse: the urban sombrero is one of my favorites. >> what else that? >> the urban sombrero. jesse: so a lot of the other players on "seinfeld," democrats. but the show never got political. and i thought that was probably one of the most of appealing things about the show. >> there were a lot of appealing things about the show. the most of important is it was about talking. there were no cell phones in seinf

. >> officers scott hurley testified how he dove into the bay to retrieve the gun used to kill. witnesses said jose garcia on trial for second degree murder, had tossed it into the water after he was shot. >> we think fundamentally that the physical evidence favors our position. the key piece of evidence that the attorney believes will exonerate his compliant, the fact that the bullet ricocheted before striking stinley. >> that bullet struck a place where it was pointed at. and that is 78 feet away from where mrs. stinlee and that's not going to change. >> also taking the stand, offer bryant. bryant told the jury how police put bags on zorata's hands which later tested positive fir gun residue. >> evidence comes in with every single witness and everything is going to as expected and these witnesses really paint a picture of what the evidence is in this case and why we have charged the defendant with murder. >> the most rivetting testimony came today, came enhance very lay lens. says had shows kate falling to the grown and the second later, the defendant tossing the alleged murde

renegade general hurley five to who controls eastern libya has ordered an investigation after thirty six on identified bodies were found in a village east of benghazi they were discovered on thursday some of the victims had signs of torture and gunshot wounds to the head they are the latest in a series of apparent mass killings in territory controlled by half dozen libyan national army. top stories i'll be back in about twenty five minutes time see then . the northern cemetery. principal burial ground of the city of stock. last resting place for sweden's most celebrated citizen. not far from alfred nobel whose famous prize is bear his name lies another illustrious. count falcon bernadotte a visible. like nobel his name is linked with peace as the first u.n. mediator in the arab israeli conflict. unlike nobel his life ended violence. like van adult who want to make peace. have a chance of doing so because of the literally understand the deeper roots of the conflict. on the seventeenth of september one thousand nine hundred forty eight shortly after arriving in jerusalem. but ended off

the classic example is hurley in the st. patrick's day parade where they included some groups nobody imagine they are endorsing every group but they could limit the field as editors. to the extent that it's acting as an editor not a direct speaker, i don't know why there would be exercise in their own speech rights. i took some encouragement to the fact that alito didn't want to go there and try to narrow it down. he narrowed it down in a rehnquist like way which is, all that's different. oh, i have a case that the logic would go here there. so next paragraph, thank you very much. sometimes as my wife reminds me things are not neat and clean and sharp. but they're messy and gray areas in dealing thing you have to say is i have to draw the line somewhere. i know it's not perfect so it's different. and i felt that alito did a lot of that and in his attempt to distinguish the union cases. so, perhaps that is what the fourth circuit is thinking about. one can only hope they're not it's merely an administrative task that they los

he's lawrence hurley of thomson reuters. he a supreme court correspondent there.e have a picture live out the supreme court this monday morning. this is the first day of activity for the new term. you can see various folks out there lining up to watch the early cases in "the washin host: good morning. caller: i want to come from a little bit of a different angle. i spent 27 years scrubbing trauma in the operating room and the first thing that i think our whole country should be focused on is the sympathetic compassion we have to feel for these people who died senselessly and that are injured. there are many more that will due to these injuries. [no audio] i do not understand this mentality in our country that that guns are the problem. it wasn't like this in the 1970's. as a traveling surgical technologist i was in the mass shootings of kip in springfield, oregon, in 1998. the last week of my assignment. i want to tell you something, it was the worst day of my career. host: so lynette, you say people are the problem. i know this is an impossible question to answer

come up. >>> also, actress and model elizabeth hurley bringing attention to battling bre

more people hit the road on the way to work. 270 father hurley steady stream 121 to southbound side.. takes you 24 minute to get delay developing. as you wake up in virginia and take packing lot by sutly road and eastbound traffic slows ga gainsville to centerville with 7 to 10 minute delay. all metro rail lines are on time. holly and maureen. >> thanks, airport, coming up on "fox news morning" the whole country could begin seeing a small number of drug short amounts in the next few weeks. >> and staff at mga disputing las vegas timeline set form by police. >> as we head to break now. live look across the d.c. region. 5:7 is the time and degrees. we have a lot more news to share. "fox news morning" coming right back ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. tionzings tionzings. today on "fox news morning" president trump traveled north to pennsylvania to promote tax reform proposal in effort to gain congressional and public support for his plan. >> half laugh shooting one of the fi

. >> so, let's get new survey of a bunch of shoppers, they say, let's put up elizabeth hurley sporting a bikini, she is over ooh years old. >> she looks good. >> i think that's good. don't you think? but the survey say women should stop wearing bikinis at age 40. what do you think about that? >> i don't think there should be age limit. it is whenever you feel it in yourself. if you make whatever switch there is year i switched to one pieces but if i'm feeling good, bikinis, i do then sometimes. i was going to say i do think maybe for my personally there is the age where i don't post them on instagram any more. like you go down, you can still see me on the beach in a beck even i but i won't put that out necessarily because the age limit for me is maybe up on that one. >> maybe it should be waistline over age. >> no. >> no. >> lay it on me. hit me on twitter. >> we actually have a family friends who just turned 80. she had a picture of herself in the the 20's in a weaken i, she still had the beck even i, and put it on. >> and. >> she can still fit it. >> would she minds if we showed it?

monday morning, the new supreme court term begins monday in lawrence hurley will give a preview of upcomingases before the court. the heritage foundation's disclaimer discusses north korea. and the cost of the republican tax plan. be sure to watch c-span's republic -- c-span's washington journal. join the discussion. >> jeremy corbyn in brighton england. he sets out the main goals of his party, including tax cuts for the wealthy and eliminating those tourist visa. this is an hour and 15 minutes. college tuition fee. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> thank you. bring the conference to order, please. [laughter] wanted to be conference chair. thank you very much for that. thank you for that wonderful welcome and this incredible feeling and spirit of unity and love and affection we have here this week in brighton. thank you. it's quite infectious. let's make sure the whole country is infected with the same thing. we meet here this week as a every party, advancing in part of britain. winning the confidence of millions of our fellow citizens, setting out our ideas and our plans for our country's

towards father hurley boulevard. that was socked in earlier. we have fog warnings at the bay bridge. a vehicle restrictions. couple extra minutes as you head out. back to you. >>> 5:32. a look at the top stories. a triple shooting in alexandria. they're searching for the shooter who left one person in serious condition. the shooting happened at all veterans park. a community park where people jog and bike. there's no threat to the public. >>> online threat sparked an uptick in police at a school in prince george's county. the principal at eleanor roosevelt high school in greenbelt says the threat did not name a school but he wants to be cautious. students will notice extra security there this morning. >> tonight is a huge game for the redskins on the road in philadelphia to take on the eagles in monday night football. quarterback kirk cousins says a win would really bring excitement for fans and the team. >>> i'm angie goff here at the live desk with a breaking news update. we have just learned this out of prince george's county after fatal cra

. >> this morning, thomson reuters' lawrence hurley will be here and heritage institution's bruce klingnerks at relations between president trump and north korea. and later, maya macguineas of the committee for a responsible federal budget looks at the national debt. as always, we take your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. washington journal" is next. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> there's been a tragedy in las vegas. a gunman has shot dead 50 people, at least and has wounded at least 200 people at a concert on the strip. the shooter has been killed by police. police are looking for a roommate of that shooter for questioning. there's plenty of reaction and video coming in from some of the bystanders on the scene there in las vegas and from official folks in nevada. and we want to get your reaction to this shooting which is being called now the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. at least 5

thank you very much, chaplain hurley, vice president pence, secretary, members of congress, members ofed forces and distinguished guests, please join me in welcoming captain gary michael rose to the white house. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> for many years the story of mike's heroism has gone untold, but today we gather to tell the world of his valor and proudly present him with our nation's highest military honor. joining mike today is his wife margaret, their three children, sarah, clara and michael and their two grandchildren, caitlin and christian. caitlin and christian, i want you to know that the medal we will present today will forever enshrine your grandfather and he is a good man. we just spoke to him for a long time and you are a great, great young people, but this will enshrine him into the history of our nation. we are also grateful to be joined by nine previous congressional medal of honor recipients. their courage, character and conviction is beyond measure. please stand. [ applause ] >>> we are honored to be in their presence. this afternoon, i want to take a few moments

. >> thank you very much, chaplain hurley, vice president pence, secretary shulkin, members of congressmembers of the armed forces and distinguished guests, please join me in welcoming captain gary michael rose to the white house. [applause] [applause] for many years the story of mike's heroic has gone untold. joining mike today is his wife, margaret, three children, sarah, claire and michael and their two grandchildren, katelyn and christian. katelyn and christian, i want you to know that the medal that we will present today will forever enshrine your grandfather -- and he is a good man. we just spoke to him for a long time. you're great, great young people. but this will enshrine him into the history of our nation. we're also grateful to be joined by nine previous congressional medal of honor recipients. their courage, character around conviction is beyond measure. please stand. [applause] we are honored to be in their presence. this afternoon, i want to take a few moments to share with you the incredible story of mike's heroic deeds. raised in watertown, new york, mike's father was a

the classic example was hurley and st. patrick's day parade, no one could imagine they were endorsing every group and many not agree with each other but limit the field as editors. to the extent the government is acting as an editor, not direct speaker, i don't know why they wouldn't be exercising their own so-called government speech rights. i did take some encouragement by the fact alito didn't want to go there and tried to narrow it down but he narrowed it down in a very rehnquist like way which is oh, that's different. rehnquist is a master of this, i have a case where the logic of this would go here and there, but those are different. period next paragraph, thank you very much, end of opinion. as my wife reminds me sometimes things are not neat and clean and sharp but they're messy and gray areas. the only thing you have to say is i have to draw the line somewhere. i know it's not perfect so it's different. wave your hand, it's different. i felt alito did a lot of that in the government speech area and government subs

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coming up, lawrence hurley supreme court correspondent for readers -- reuters.he heritage foundation discussion on north korea. and president of the committee for a responsible federal budget will be on to talk about the republican federal tax plan. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" monday morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. jinx the cathis is with a accent. -- japan has ale plan, i don't have a plan. i have a book, ok. that's it. >> for the past 30 years, the video library is your free resource for public affairs, congress, government. whether it happened 30 minutes ago or 30 years ago, find it in c-span's library. c-span. where history unfolds daily. tonight we show you australian president malcolm turnbull and members of his cabinet answering questions in the australian house and senate. topics include terrorism and climate change. i destroy his public affairs channel provided these highlights of half an hour. ♪ tom: a lot of action happening

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the classic example is hurley and the st. patrick's day parade . nobody imagined they were endorsing every group, many of which might not have agreed with each other, but they certainly could limit the field as editors. to the extent the government is acting as editor, not a direct speaker, i do not know why they would not be exercising their government speech rights. i did take some encouragement from the fact that alito apparently did not want to go there and try to narrow it down but in a very rehnquist-like way . "oh, that is different." period, , thank you very much, and of opinion. sometimes, as my wife reminds me, sometimes things are not eat .nd clean and sharp the only thing you can say is i have to draw the line somewhere. i felt that alito did a lot of that in the government speech area, the government subsidies area, and his attempt to distinguish the union cases. the fourtht is what circuit is thinking about. one can only hope that they are not and that it's merely an administrative tasks they lost track of, but that does not sound lik

thank you very much, chaplain hurley. vice president pence, secretary and members of congress.embers of the armed forces and distinguished guests, please join me in welcoming captain gary michael rose to the white house. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> for many years the story of michael heroism has gone untold, but today we gather to tell the world of his valor and proudly present him with our nation's highest military honor. joining mike today is his wife margaret, their three children, sarah, claire and michael, and their two grandchildren, kaitlyn and christian. kaitlyn and christian, i want you to know that the medal that we will present today will forever enshrine your grandfather, and he is a good man. we just spoke to him for a long time, and you are great, great young people, but this will enshrine him into the history of our nation. we're also grateful to be joined by nine previous congressional medal of honor recipients. their courage, character and conviction is beyond measure. please stand. [ applause ] >> we are honored to be in their presence. this afternoon i want

he director of the pediatric residents at hurley children's hospital in flint wrote that, quote, to understand the contamination of this city, think about drinking water through a straw coated in lead. as you sip lead particles flake off in the water and are ingested. flint's children have been drinking water through lead coated straws. the flint water crisis has generated numerous lawsuits by individuals, local and state agencies and public interest organizations such as the natural resources defense council and the american civil liberties union. while these cases tend to involve numerous victims directly affected by unlawful conduct, they can also affect the interests of persons who are not parties to the case or are likely to receive compensation for unlawful conduct. given the system -- systemic nation of lead contamination in drinking water, settlement greements resolving to the flint water crisis may require setting aside funds for unidentifiable victims. directing payments to address generalized harm or establishing environmental compliance program to avoid lead contamination in the fu