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the janice case came out as we expected. but the justice nailed it in her dissent when she said that her colleagues, her conservative colleagues were overthrowing a decision entrenched in this nation's law and in its economic life for over 40 years. as a result, it prevents the american people acting through their state and local officials from making important choices about workforce -- workplace governance. and it was her words, not my words, when she said the majority was weaponizing the first amendment. it is intended to secure political freedom, not an amendment that was ever intended to equate money to speech as senator whitehouse has said. let me end in my last minute with what i started with. so the same day that janice was decided, 2400 faculty at oregon state university joined the aft. and right now we're at our largest numbers ever. and what it's done for us is change the nature of our union from where -- one where the members saw that they outsource their power to those they're elected leaders to where the member

janice has a snake right now. brought reptiles into school and teaching kids all around the world about them. brian: even without asking the school. [laughter] ainsley: now is taking his passion a step further launching a line of educational toys kids to nature. janice: reptile guy joins us now. >> yes, hello. janice: how do you like my new accessory. >> i love it. janice: he loves me. >> this is my first snake a red tail boa constrictor. this one comes from green chimneys, a company that does animal assisted therapy for children. he doesn't have a name. steve: what kind of therapy do they do with children and snakes. >> like we are doing right now. this is the therapy. just interacting and feeling the energy from them. that's really calming. janice: i was nervous but he was very gentle. brian: how do you know janice is not going to get attacked and we have to call. >> well -- just kidding. really, she is not going to get attacked. you can tell the snake is calm and used to being handled. it is used to be around m

typical kate, janice thought back then.rawn to someone who needed help, who had told her a hard luck story. >> she said when she got on the train, her pocketbook was stolen. and she's here in charleston, and she doesn't have any money. and i'm helping her out until she can whatever. >> but kate told her mother that heather would pay her back soon because she was a pediatric surgeon in charleston to take a new post at the local medical center. then a few days later, a distraught kate told her mother that heather's daughter back home in new jersey had been killed in a car accident. but something seemed odd about that, said janice. >> didn't seem like she was rushing to go up to new jersey to attend to the child that had been -- >> or that she was a grief-stricken woman. >> grief-stricken woman. she did not look that way at all. >> and now here was news that heather was living with kate's friend, ethan, in this tiny apartment. >> to me, she looked like a con artist. >> but no, said kate back then. janice had it all wrong. heat

come on, janice, go! turner joins us live from washington with the latest. >> houston area police searching for a suspect this hour who gunned down the prominent cardiologist. he treated former president george h. w. bush. according to houston methodist hospital, he was riding his bike to work yesterday morning when he was shot twice and killed by another bicyclist who fled the scene. he was 65 years old and practiced cardiology at both methodist hospital where he later died and memorial herman hospital and also a leader at houston cardiovascular associates widely praised for his kind bedside manner. president bush offered his condolences in a statement it reads, mark was a fantastic cardiologist and good man. i will always be grateful for his compassionate care. here he is back in february of 2000 speaking about his presidential patient as he underwent treatment for his heart. >> i have no suspicion that there is a heart attack here. all his cardiac enzymes were completely normal. >> he was taken to near

thank you, janice. janice: you've got it. alexandria ocasio-cortez in hot seat yet again for comment on unemployment. >> we look at the figures, well, unemployment is low because everybody has two jobs, unemployment is low because people are working 60, 70, 08 hours a week and can barely see their kids. rob: okay, so fact-checking, poltifact gave, here to debate that president of solidarity strategies chuck rocha and senior policy analysts for the independence women forum. guys, thanks for being on, i want to show with statistics, americans with 1 job, that number at 148 million and americans with multiple jobs, that number at 6 million. there you can see the numbers right there. pretty big disparity. chuck, alexandria says that the reason that unemployment is so low, trying to find a negative in such positive news that everybody has two jobs, clearly this shows something different, what do you say? >> i see that there's frustration out there and i think that's what she was walking about, i traveled around the country running

steve: thank you, janice dean. ainsley: thank you, janice. top bankers is praising president trump for the booming economy. >> competitive taxes we need competitive tax. we had 30% over 10 years it should have been 40. steve. ainsley: stuart varney says jamie dimon is absolutely right and he is up next to explain. steve: hello, stuart. ♪ say what? trout. trout. alright. you don't think i need both? why does he have that axe? make summer go right with ford, america's best-selling brand. now get 0% financing for 72 months plus $1,000 ford credit bonus cash on a great selection of suvs. during the ford summer sales event, get our best offer of the season: 0% financing for 72 months plus $1,000 ford credit bonus cash. 0% financing for 72 months you finished preparing overhim for college.rs, in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your

adam: janice dean has weekend forecast, good morning, janice.m and gerri, volatile evening across the midwest with several reports of tornadoes and in an around the des moines area, marshal town we had such destruction with roof off homes and homes leveled in this area because of the reports of several tornadoes, so we will be watching this area, thanksfully right now no deaths but we do have reported injuries and this system is on the move, so not only this afternoon but tonight, severe threat for central u.s., tennessee, mississippi valley, parts of ohio valley, you need to be on alert for tornado watches and warn negotiation the area as we get through the area, unfortunately another volatile evening if terms of severe storms. the other big story the heat across the south, texas and oklahoma with temperatures well over 100-degrees, we are watching texas really no relief as we head into the weekend with heat advisories in effect, so dangerous heat, please be aware, all right, back to you, gr we are and adam. gerri: big trouble from the weather,

janice: are we done yet? steve: it was a rainy day on saturday. janice: no.s beautiful in the morning and rain came in the afternoon. it didn't matter. we all got mucky. ainsley: it looks like so much fun. janice: i will say it's pretty grueling. i have no strength in my you were body. it was for a great cause. over this past seven years muckfest is actually in several different cities. they have raised $30 million for m.s. ainsley: wow. janice: raised about 300,000 in somerset, new jersey this weekend and, you know, i loved it. i'm going to be back next year. ainsley: all the money go to research. janice: getting close to maybe not a cure but stopping the progression of the disease. that's where we hope to go in the next couple of years. steve: when you are covered with mud as you are the end of muckfest. before you get in the car do you change clothes or do they hose you down? >> both. there are hosing stations and they had nice little tents where we could change. but i had mud in my hair. i had mud everywhere. you know i will do anything for a good cause.

janice: it's not foggy but it is humid. 78 in new york city.callier, we havcan youcurliere weather kind of ramps up this afternoon with the daytime heating. large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes are possible across portions of upstate new york in towards new england and we could see heavier downpours this afternoon. keep that in mind. forecast heat index is feeling hot like summertime across the south, but dangerous heat as it is oppressive out there. there is your forecast today so hot, hot, hot. it feels like summertime for much of the country and watch the potential for severe weather storms across the northeast today. steve: haziy, hot, and humid. janice: hazy, hot and humid no fog. brian: hot in july who would have thought? abby: democrat now running for senate as a republican. parents so mad they are backing his opponent. that senate candidate joins us next. brian: plus florida congressman matt gaetz will be here live. judge jeanine pirro claims -- her book is out today. kurt warner from the world lead. he is going to be here liv

janice continues to be at the scene for us. we'll update with you later on. you to both of you. >>> coming up next, the trump administration is withdrawing obama era guidance on diversity in schools. we'll take a look at what that means, next. but first, a former trump lawyer -- the former trump lawyer michael cone, is he getting ready to flip on president trump? he's no longer saying he's a personal lawyer to president trump. on linked in, his bio just says attorney. many legal experts are speculating cohen may be ready to cooperate with the mueller investigation. you're watching "velshi and ruhle" live on msnbc. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of wh

janice dean has your forecast. u.s. stock index futures with all green this morning. s&p 500 up five and a quarter. the nasdaq up nearly a. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. cheryl: a raging wildfire killing nearly 50 people with more than 100 increase. hundreds of people racing to beaches to be rescued by navy vessels and fishing boats. many homes and caused his right that the fire swept through towns near athens. >> here at home, an advisory stretch from the southwest. >> fox senior meteorologist janice dean live janice dean live with a few forecasts. >> unfortunately more heat for the west of police stretching down for southern california toward

transfer your fox senior meteorologist janice dean is here at the latest.ok at your current. a good-looking weekend ahead for the northeast. 77 in charleston, 73 in chicago. 63 minneapolis. a big cooldown coming from the midwest next week. a lot of rain in the last hours. the last couple days for the east coast. a little relief as we relief as we haven't the weekend, but look about the precipitation we've gotten over the last seven days. flash flooding still a concern for the first batch of greatness through an potential for stronger starts tomorrow and things clear rod over the weekend. however, next week will still have more rain in the forecast. enjoy the weekend. we'll be launching for the southeastern florida. the heat across the west including the northwest endings will lighten up in terms of temperatures across the west as we head into the weekend. again come a bitterly come a bit of a cooldown for the central u.s. as well. babies, back to you. trade to janice dean, things are back. president trump calls for a trade tracert era. how will the trade di

janice is near the site in northern thailand. janice, i understand we got that very good news to report. walk us through those boys and those still inside. >> well, we just had some ambulances go by behind us on their way to the hospital where all of the boys, as they're brought out of the cave, are being taken to a special isolation unit. they're going to be medically assessed. they're not even allowed physical contact with their parents yet. there's the risk of infection that doctors want to look at. and then of course just this harrowing ordeal that these boys have been through in trying to ease them back into the simple things like steady breathing, drinking water and of course eating food. we have reports that there are seven, possibly eight boys who are now out of this cave system. yesterday, they confirmed four. officials saying they were going to try for maybe six today. but maybe they're going to stop at four at this point. we're not sure. what we do know is this operation is going quite well. better than expected. the w

janice: are you having fun so far. >> great. janice: party like it's 198 0sz.hat? >> we have haded bliss. japan january wedded bliss. what are your names. >> sue crump and harold. >> harold crump. janice: tell me what the secret to 45 years of good marriage. >> just putting up with each other. janice: i love the honesty. thanks for being on "fox & friends." take a look at the maps real quick. i will show you what the temperatures are in new york city man with the humidity it feels even warmer than that we have a cold front that's going to move through and the potential for heavy rain all up and down the east coast. it's going to be hit or miss here in new york city. parts of the mid-atlantic up towards the northeast we're concerned for flooding so just be aware of that. know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your area. of course, the other big story we are watching is the heat across the south and southwest where we are going to break records all up and down the west coast. anybody you want to say hi to at home. >> yeah all of our kids, stephanie and

>> janice m our nbc news medical contributor is with us here now. so many questions. what will they be doing on the ground, when they first come out, and what will they be doing at the hospital? >> what they will do initially is just assess them, assess their stability. they can glean a lot by vital signs, heart rate and respiratory rate and temperature. from that they can already figure out or analyze two of the most urgent medical concerns. that is a low blood oxygen level as well as hypothermia. and after that, once they are transferred to the hospital, they can get a much closer look inside. they are looking at the liver and kidney function. they are obviously looking for infection. we talked about this before, the concern about being in a cave environment. >> there are infections that you can catch in there. >> exactly. >> also mental health concerns. there has to be. >> these boys are absolutely at risk for post-traumatic stress disorder. typically symptoms can occur within a few months of the trauma but can occur within years. they will need to be monitored clo

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janice mackey freyr is outside the hospital where the boys will be taken. good morning. what are you hearing? >> reporter: we're waiting for signs of helicopters or ambulances to bring what we understand are the first two boys to be rescued from this cave where they spent 16 days. outside the cave entrance, there's a full medical -- fully staffed medical teams. one for each boy and the coach. a doctor, two nurses, a paramedic, ambulance, a helicopter and they're going to be checked for first their breathing then for signs of hypothermia. they'll be checked for bacterial infection known as cave disease. once they feel these kids are stable, they will be transported to the hospital behind me. an entire flar has befloor has reserved for their care where they'll be monitored and nursed back to good health, of course, have their emotional needs tended to as well. they're expecting to have some psychological and emotional issues to work through having been trapped in the darkness as they have for 16 days, found frail, exhausted and spending the last several days not knowing ex

dean to tell us what we are in store for, janice.py monday, kind of like ground hog day across the coast, temperatures, 60's and 70's an the map as you go towards the west, we will talk about things get very warm. there's a past 12 hours again, sort of the same set-up in california, maine, the rain is going to be ongoing. starting tomorrow for the rest of the workweek, look at forecast rainfall for the next 7 days especially across the southeast up towards mid atlantic but we will get rained on here in the northeast. on the flip side of this, dry, warm, no rain in sight for much of the west, we have at least 76 fires burning, that's large wild fires, so 100 acres or more across the west. the west is on flyer completely here and you see the forecast not getting much relief even across northwest can 100-degrees for parts of pacific northwest. the highs remain warm and dry and no relief in terms of rainfall unfortunately. back to you. >> horrible situation there, jd, thank you. 99 days until the midterms and socialism is surging on demo

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janice mackie frayer has more from thailand. >> reporter: the boy and soccer coach appear in good spirits. new video shows them smiling and laughing withhai navy divers. the doctor treats their cuts and then one by one they send messages to their families. >>> i'm in good health, he says. another flashes a victory sign. but the boys are also at risk. heavy rains could push water levels higher inside the cave. that threat is forcing thai officials to consider an evacuation soon. >>> the province, the governor said, if there is a risk we will not move them out. >>> rescueke worrs are doing drills preparing for the moment the boys are brought to the surface, while officials say they are getting a crash course in diving and wearingll ace masks. none of them can even swim. we spoke to a diver advising the rescue team who has been inside the cave about the mission. >>> you're not confident they can do it? >> i think they can. i thinkt's possible. it's very grim choice to make and it's very easy to --. >> reporter: he says a safer option may be drilling a hole a half mile down right to the cave

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what more do we know of this fatality janice frayer. >> reporter: we know the former navy seal diver was here and arrived at the beginning of the operation and he's been documenting it on instagram and it triggered a shift in mood today. there is so many factors and they got the rain in the forecast and there are the challenges that still exist underground and there is this new challenge of having oxygen depleted in the cave and so they're trying to keep their momentum at a time when they really need it. they were very affected by the death of this diver. it was a reminder that this sort of risk that's calculated here and the dangers that these boys are going to face if they do decide to bring them out the water way. >> yes, certainly so. as they are being teach how to dive. >> elon musk is sending his engineers to help the team there in thailand. what kind of support can these divers be getting? >> reporter: those engineers will come here at first in support capacity apparently. what they're primarily going to do is see what they can do. they have been talking to the thai government

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nbc's janice mackey frayer is f joining uom thailand and will join us with an update later this hourgain on "nbc nightly news" at 7:00. >> justllmazing they are s alive. >>> president trump is moving to abandon diversity considerations in college admissions. during president barack obama's time in office universities wer advisednsider race as a factor. critics say the policy went further than the law required. "new york times" reports today's reversal will restore the policy as it w set under george w. bush. he encouraged the use of race nutral methods school admissions. the supreme court has narrowed but not banned the practice of considering race as a means of increasing diversity in schools. >>> it's been 45 years since the u.s. supreme court handed down the hand mark ruling on abortion in roh moo-hyun. a new poll suggests the vast majority of american women want th next supreme court justice to uphold that law. jennifer johnson is tracking the search for a new justice. >> reporter: late word from the white house today that the president spoke to three potential supreme court nomi

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janice, your horse is retiring. steve: maybe you were the lucky charm. janice: maybe.'s trainer. trifecta of interviews. congratulations justify, one of the best assignments of my career, definitely triple crown winner. hey, how's it going. there is mike smith. mike smith by the way doesn't do interviews very often. this is one of his first interviews in a long time. and he, you know, trained me how to ride a horse. incredible. maybe we will do that next year. we will actually ride a horse. let's take a look at the maps real quick across the u.s. it's not raining here in new york city and we love that 72 in new york city. we are going to seat rain taper off a little bit over the weekend, which is great news but more rain unfortunately in the forecast. come over here, come over here. i'm not going to bite my friends u say hi to everybody at home. >> hi, everybody at home. janice: okay. excellent. back inside. janice: thanks for coming guys. steve: look at that map. already 100 out in arizona. ainsley: it's a dry heat. brian: if you are in arizona take your shirt off. ai

janice, as i understand it, you're outside that hospital.whole floor has been reserved for the survivors who have been removed from that cave. what are doctors telling you? what's the hospital saying about the condition they're in, how they have weathered the rescue effort so far? >> reporter: well, they're being very secretive about the condition of the boys. they want to ensure that they get the privacy that they would need, having emerged after 15 days of darkness, being reunited with their families after these incredibly difficult circumstances. they were met by fully-staffed medical teams that were waiting at the cave entrance. each boy assigned their own team, doctor, nurses, paramedics. they were checked first for their breathing, because the oxygen levels in the cave had been such a concern these past few days. also checked for signs of hypo they we hypothermia and cave disease, a bacterial infection. they will get their nutrition back on track, making sure that solid food is properly reintroduced to their systems. and there is also,

luke murray, orin, and janice, even though i'm massacring her last name, for their years of work on peace corps issues. we couldn't do this without the good work that our staffs do. and one of the things i'm very proud of on the foreign affairs committee is the bipartisan way in which we work and the staffs are responsive to everyone on the committee, not just people on their side of the aisle. i think that shows in the committee and it shows america at its best and its finest. the peace corps is really important. peace corps issues is really important. the agency is undoubtedly a better agency because of the efforts of the people that i just mentioned. so i strongly support this measure and i urge my colleagues to do the same. and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. poe: i ask unanimous consent to have the remainder of my time at this time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. poe: thank you, mr. speaker. when i travel overseas in foreign countries

i think that just to take janice the union context, there are think we needt i to be concerned about. janus is a holding that's held unconstitutional under the first amendment. are cases pending all over the state unconstitutional on the first amendment. it is just a system of union bargaining that we've had since 1935. it manes that 51 e% or more of workers in the union look for the union and everybody is thered by the union and by contract. okay? that's now susceptible to an the first amendment >> that true in the private sector? problem is janus ap plies to the public sector because it a constitutional hold ing. there will be an effort export janus to the private succor. that will happen through congress and it will also happen in the court. crazy.ht think that's worried about the prospect in the union context fifth justice who replace s justice kennedy. public tot see the the private sector. and then in some ways more and terribly devastating. thee are bread crumbs in what younion about might think of the metro activity. he talks about how many -- i think he uses the phrase billio

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ainsley: how long is it going to rain, janice. janice: it's raining all day.m a weather person and should be out in the elements. you have to see what my cameraman ian is wearing. i posted it on twitter. he didn't come prepared. let's say that raining across the northeast and 74 here in new york with torrential downpours and it's all because we have this stubborn trough that has been in place for the last couple of days bringing the potential for flooding not only for the northeast but the mid-atlantic. we have seen on order of 8 to 12 inches over the last couple of days. and finally as we get into the weekend things will start to look at assume relief. all right? for now, flood advisories are up including the new york city area right now down to philadelphia. and parts of north carolina. it is really pouring. we will see delays at the airport, my friends. there i forecast rainfall. the mid-atlantic i'm concerned about them because we have seen so much rain in that area over the last week or. so the other big story is the heat. we set a record in phoenix, ariz

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year we saw that the supreme court ruled against unions in a reallyll outrageous decision in the janice case designed to weaken the ability of workers, public employees that negotiate fair contracts. this is already a supreme court that given the option will rule as they have time and time again, often by a 5 -4 vote in favor of corporations and the wealthy against working people who will continue to undermine civil rights, voting rights and access to healthcare who are inching closer and closer to ruling that a person's religious beliefs that should exempt them from following civil rights law. having said that, let me say very briefly why i opposed the nomination of judge cavanaugh. as it happens i do not usually believe anything president trump says because he is a power logical liar. i do think this is the moment where we should believe one thing that he said during the campaign. i think in this instance he was actually telling the truth.. during the campaign he was asked if he wanted to see the court overturned roe v wade. the landmark decision that protects a woman's right in this

her third forecast that fox meteorologist janice dean.morning. >> good morning ladies and gentlemen. we do have a warm day ahead of us across the south. your highs yesterday as you see well over 100 degrees in parts of texas, the southwest as well as over 70 wildfires burning across the west. not getting release in terms of temperature moisture. a lot of folks are like well, it is taught in texas, but we are talking about a dangerous heat with temperatures well over 105 degrees in some of these cases. 108, 109, abilene, austin. this is a dangerous situation for the folks down south even though they typically see hot temperatures, it's really out of control, said people need to stay indoors, take other precautions. lots of air conditioning. bring the kids inside and the pats. past 24 hours not a whole lot of relief in terms of moisture in the area. we look at potential for severe storms across the central u.s. a front will move through, but the big story of the day it's going to beat the heat across the southern u.s. and parts of the south

nbc's janice mackey frayer reports from toy land. >> we'reng. it's okay. coming. >> reporter: none of the boys ghow how to swim. they need to be t and need to learn some diving skills in order to swim out in at are very narrow passageways that are a challenge for even experienced divers. >> it's confined spaces, it's almost zero visibility. here's currents to battle against in places. it >> reporter: 's why experts say this could take eks, even months to pull it off safely, so they are taking in food, fresh water and medicine to keep the boys stable. >> they have been isolated. it's dark. no food. there's not only like physiological considerations but probably psychological considerations. >> reporter: they are apparently in good health. thsere are nore injuries. they are being cared for by medics, but they are exhausted and hungry. they haven't eaten in over a week. rescuers moan while are working around the clock. they have hugeumps trying to contain the water levels. the biggest thing working against them is the weather. is the rainy season here, and wh

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janice, good morning, what's the latest? >> reporter: we saw the helicopters land at the end of the street which has been closed off and the boys transferred to the ambulances and drove past us. going to the hospital where there is an entire floor reserved for their care. they have been checked out by full medical teams at the entrance. checking for hypothermia, making sure their breathing is okay. they have a recovery ahead of them. they need to get their strength back, their nutrition back. and they are going to have their emotional needs addressed. these boys have been sitting in the dark for 16 days. they have been scared, hungry, and licking water from the walls in order to keep going. as we saw in the letters they sent to their parents a couple of days ago, they were having concerns young boys would have. they were worried the parents would be angry. and they were sending messages of love and reassurances. it puts into sharp relief how spectacular this operation was. hooking themselves up to the divers and going into t

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were obviously here talking because of janice, we have a new nominee. i've to say that judge kavanaugh has a long history of ruling and favors of corporations at the expense of our workers. we are fighting back, but we need people to understand this. your voices will be critical. i am proud to introduce the work workers freedom to negotiate act we understand how important this is. your stories and compelling testimony will help us make the case. thank you for being here. >> thank you. the. >> thank you so much to the white house for holding this important hearing. i also wanted to mention the fine work with the public freedom to negotiate act. i am proud to be a cosponsor. >> i myself was looking at some of justice kagan's remarks including what she said during the oral argument. that these would be unconstitutional, contracts are invalidated. and they cover millions may be over 10 million workers. i am so glad to hear that people are joining the union. what are some of the strategies you are dealing with, not only from a union perspective but from your

let's go to nbc's janice mackey fraire one more time outside of the chiang rai hospital. crowds have gathered there. looks like there are a number of reporters, journalists of all types there. you believe the boys have made it to the chiang rai hospital? >> we believe four falling in line with what the royal thai navy was saying earlier and what the governor was confirming that four boys have been brought out. we had the ambulances go past a couple minutes ago taking the latest boys to the hospital. they have an entire wing dedicated to their care. they were checked for signs of breathing and hypothermia before they were put into ambulances and helicopters and brought here, this is, of course, what everybody wanted to see. there are still several more boys that need to come out of the cave. officials have been trying to ca temper expectations that not all were going to come out at once. they acknowledged there were at least a few of the boys not in great shape, they were a little weak, including the coach who was extremely malnourish sod they're going to be taking their t

good morning, janice. >> a little bit of relief in certain areas like the northeast. 89 today at theeat index will feel closer to 100 degrees. what is going to be very dangerous with the humidity factored in across the central u.s. stretching them towards the southwest of the southern plains where we still have the potential for very dangerous heat. in terms of relief otherwise and radar wise, we could be potential for showers and thunderstorms erupt across the northern plains, the midwest with large hail damaging winds isolated tornadoes in this area to see shade green and yellow. the high plains come in northern plains. your forecast could also see pop-up showers across the ohio valley, tennessee mississippi river valley and then it's cooler than average across the northwest. the rockies here and a quick look at hurricane five bl. yes, indeed. this is a hurricane. it is going to strength and that the good news away from land. there's your independence day forecast for the fourth of july is tomorrow. we will get a little bit of a break across the northeast at 84 and parts of the ten

has janice mackey fraye now details on how they managed to survive. >> reporter: the team's first day back at home started here at a monastery for a ceremony to pray for protection and offering thanksor a second chance at life. i'm so happy to be at home and sleep in my own bad says this boy who turned 13 inside the cave. what did you guys talk about? we talked only about food, he tells us. the more we talked about it, the hungrier we got. their extraordinary story of being lost and then found, rescued and now reunited has kept the entire world rooti for this team, appearing relaxed for the cameras yesterday to reveal how they survived, that they licked water from the cave's walls and used rocks to try to dig a way out. >> how many of you? >> 13. 13. >> 13. >> brilliant. >> reporter: until day ten when o british divers found them and what the boys described as a miracle.s when it time to get out, the hoteam determined w would go first, choosing not thero est or the weakest but the boys who lived the furthest away. we were thinking we would have to ride our bicycles home said the coach

the janice decision is ringing loudly.assive blow to democrats and a lot of people thinking the next pick could make the supreme court a very pro business supreme court. what are your thoughts? >> yeah, i think that pro business also means in the context of constitutional law. pro business is pro family and pro individual. remember, the first principle of conservatism is the contusion provides specific limited liberties and freedoms. you mentioned the janice decision that protected the individual from having to pay in to union fees, that they disagreed with the union stance. so if different workers want to enter into collective bargaining agreements, they're free to do so. the government can't compel them. so for a conservative supreme court, then ultimately what that means for the individual worker and also individual workers make up individual businesses as well as small business owners, then that means that the government is going to stand for much more limited regulation. that's a good thing for every american and ever

the court this past week the decision in janice, cutting the funding saying that public sector unioned to take money from their employees for dues. that's going to debill tate the party. that's a top-down function. the parties govern from top-down. you'll lose that support as well. the earlier point about the president in the judiciary, dana bash had a piece down where 12 judges in 2017, no other president has appointed more judges in one year than this president, 12. he's 88 waiting in the senate to be confirmed and did about 50, 45 more on the circuit and the district court. so in terms of reshaping the judiciary, people look at the supreme court, about 99.9% of the cases are heard at district and appellate courts. >> one of the reasons why the trump presidency continues to give his supporters, maybe except you, a headache because there might be a big win in a great week and then there's an outright falsehood. look at the tweet from president trump. i never push the republicans in the house to vote for the immigration bill. goodlatte one or two. three days before that another tweet

the janice case and the systems and this will involve labor. the second pair would be the cake shop and john versus hawaii cases involving religion clauses. so with janice, the question there is whether public-sector employees can be required to join unions. without violating the constitution. the claim for those two would defend the sorts of laws would be that they were required in order to make public-sector unions affective. the free rider problem is living here because the unions are going to be advocating in favor of higher wages in the sorts of things. the person here claims that he was not a free rider and he didn't want to go to the destination that the union was taking everyone. the supreme court in a 5-4 decision written by justice alito found it violates the first amendment requirements right against compelled speech. in so doing, it overturned the decision from 1977 written by justice marshall. there were four dissenters, justice kagan wrote an impassioned defense that she read from the bench. and suggested that it raises the specte