for 17 year old sudden millionaire jude bellingham it might even be called the cheesy. but hey jude club dortmund seems to always be good enough to make the champions league tournaments and always challenges for 2nd in the bundesliga. so the size of the stadium and the quotes in the pictures and. get a real realize how big the club is and so real on the to be who else founded in honor at a very young age superstar in the making jaden sand show join dortmund at 17. you know the funny thing is now associated with this youth movement in football 19 year old erling holland has joined the club just this year and has scored 16 goals already have a phenomenal track record in terms of. what they want to pay for play is and what they're getting and you know the most striking example of course is monday at age 19 before he helped france win the world cup. signed with dortmund. at age 17 american christian polis sic debuted for dortmund he's now at london's chelsea and don't forget robert levin dusky at age 21 the striker left poland for dortmund it became one of europe's best bef

for 17-year-old jude bellinghah, it might be called cheesy.ude, the club dorortmund seems to be good d enough to mae the champions tournament and challenge for second in t t bundesliga. >> i s saw the side -- the sizef the stadium. get a real realization of how big the club is. it is a real honor to be here. >> who else found it an honor at a young age? superstar in the making jaden sancho joined dortmund at 17. >> dortmund is now associated with this youth movement in football. >> a 19-year-old joined this year and has scored 16 goals already. >> dortmund have a phenomenal track record in terms of what the pay for playing is. the most striking example is mondale billy. >> before he helped france when the world cup, he signed with dortmund. at age 17, christian palisade debuted. he is now at chelsea. do not forget robert leavened out ski. at age 21, he lefeft poland and becameme one of eururope' b bes. >> i think it is the perfect club right now at this point in my development. there i is notot a better club n the world at producing young tale

jude in kentucky, jude >> caller: hello, jim.ently bought a position with angie's stock should i -- >> i think you're a smart stock. we said it was an absolutely great stock. no one cared final hi people are getting it it gets unstuck from the mud, people realized this is a terrific situation bill in new york, bill >> caller: boo-yah from hell's kitchen. >> my old stomping grounds what's up? >> caller: quick shoutout. happy 20th anniversary to my buddy jeff and lea in minnesota. >> they have the edge on me. what else? >> caller: thanks for all your guidance through the years you always talk about best in breed. did a great piece with the ceo of crown castle last night is crown castle best in breed or -- >> i thought crown castle made a very compelling story about the power of its domestic universe joey in indiana, joey. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call a big indy 500 boo-yah for you >> absolutely. what's up? >> starling property trust >> earlier this week, the ceo was on i really think barry is smart, but he equivoc

money down on the 17 year old hailed as one of england's the best new footballing talents now young jude bellingham will play for one of germany's top clubs betting on was up playing for his boy would take birmingham city england's 2nd division if you deals with the 26000000 who are the 5 names. european powerhouse clubs like manchester city chelsea and buy a new ticket to sign. a form of byron munich coach and nico kovacs is back in football after being appointed the head coach of french league club monaco the 48 year old croatians been out of a job since leaving bottom last november monaco a lot of disappointed 9th when the french season stopped because of an demick kovacs won the pundits league cup and he said 1st season with bias but left by mutual consent after the team had a bad run. in situ up today this is deemed to be news live from inventors only and is up next we have covered 19 a special i'll be back with more world news at the top of the of the day. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour c

, sino que los pares utilizaron ambos y serán subastados para recaudar fondos para el hospital san judeas mejores jugadas de la semana, batazo de gregory, envía ese pantalón ala tintorería, enorme jugada... si sigue así, va a ganar sin problemas el torneo >>> sigamos con esta indumentaria, hoy es el número de la juventus, con el retorno después de que este año lucieron un patrón, parecen haber pintados, según adidas es sinónimos de la identidad de la juventus. cerramos el palco deportivo, para las 6:00 de la tarde tendremos palabras de matías almeyda y espinosa sobre (nombre extranjero) minnesota por los cuartos de final >>> estaremos esperando, un adelantito?. >>> hay roces!... porque el equipo de minnesota después de que ganó, nno ve decir bocones pero... confiados a decir, ya le ganamos al san josé, ya sabemos cuáles son sus puntos débiles >>> gracias compañero!. continuamos con más información, las redes sociales le cuento que (nombre extranjero) rompe el récord histórico de la mayor cantidad dentro nominaciones a un premio. (nombre extranjero) tuvo 170, el récord lo mantenía (nombr

to go in the solution food food and drug me see jude. you just you don't think the issue key. i think. just get moved on oh. that's. just. so sick of you know 3. legged machines you would phone. but it would look like you don't. see this filibuster for the ones of all. time when i was asleep i want to. quote got ball so down into the sun i don't want played i know but it. i was laid up good as i meant on that but up. but up was inattentive wasn't squeamish in order to defeat all this goes i was in l.a. for the positive because as you know i'm for the one physician must amount to less on things i told us on subsequent joins and i've always said of it isn't all it can is i mean don't sell fall or do you also going broke because it was you don't want him some to yandex don't want to bust in about trying to do you don't want him. gone z. wasn't sufficing and sail full moon sun no cyclone fail continent. i don't something the joy of a push they used to seem that i couldn't. she told me to develop. that because someone else who is not as if you like that who just asked what is it ov

. >> jude doak co-onosho won gold. he's the ace on the japanese team.ut his training is restricted because athletes have to practice social distancing. >> translator: to be honest, i haven't been able to think about the tokyo olympics yet. nonot being able t to t train he me enjoy judo more. >> the postponement of the tokyo games is expected to cost several b billion dollars. organizers are considering ways to reduce spending in over 200 areas. those include cutting the number of spectators. they plan on focusing on savings in around 50 areas. they're planning to announce the overall increase in costs in the next few months. >>> meanwhile nhk learned the organizing committee of the world event is studying measures to prevent infections. sources say committee officials have more than 400 proposals for antivirus steps. they're using the basketball venue at the super arena as a model. the measures for athletes cover transportation by bus, media interviews and doping tests. athletes will be asked to refrain from eating or shouting in the locker rooms. athle

bigad: after her first son jude was born, an unforeseen medical condition put him in the intensive caret for ten days. he made a full recovery, but now kira worries whether the coronavirus might infect her and her new baby. kira: pregnancy is always a time of uncertainty, and certainly there's more of it right now. bigad: so, kira is doing what she can to limit her family's exposure. she leaves most of her groceries outside overnight. kira: some carrots, some oranges. bigad: and she scrubs down the rest with alcohol before putting them away. kira: right now, we're exercising so much caution because we don't know what the right protocols are. bigad: initial studies out of wuhan, china found the coronavirus can lead to premature labor and cause respiratory problems in newborns, abnormal liver function, and even death. but those studies were limited in scope since they only examined nine women. worldwide, there are just 451 reported cases of pregnant women infected with the coronavirus. stephanie gaw: the data is very spotty. bigad: dr. stephanie gaw specializes in high risk pregnancies. s

jude pendant. the wristbands from the hospital still there. >> i know, my mom can help me out, but -- >> reporter: martin finally taken to the hospital. is this a typical call? >> yeah, this is what we see, there's a proud tradition of families living together wh under one affordabili roof. >> reporter: but reinforcements are on the way. the u.s. military sending nurses and respiratory specialists to san antonio. >> we are days away from overrunning our hospitals. >> reporter: in florida, 100 nurses headed to miami, where ventilator use has more than doubled. 50-plus hospitals across the state at icu capacity. at the same time, the state orderering schools to open next month for five days a week for all students. the president today saying he'll also push to reopen schools. >> we are very much going to put pressure on governors and everybody else to open the schools. >> reporter: with virus raging, testing sites packed, supplies are depleted and the labs are backed up. robert rezetko had symptoms a

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it's trending on twitter jude law taking his english good looks to the high seas to play captain hookions of "lion king." of course stepping into the boots of dustin hoffman in of course "hook. >> you know jude law is going to be playing captain hook. did you know that? >> diane keaton owns hats. many of them >> you're going to have a long commercial break, craig. >>> coming up, we're going to continue our pop start fun andy samberg opening up to harry smith about his new movie and his top coronavirus guilty pleasure harry's with us. there's harry. he's going to share their conversation after this. >> craig, harry smith's going to be on. >> shut up businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. and now, we're committed to helping you do just that with a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution at a great price. call or go online today. [upb♪ i f

next 10 days the corner virus outbreak is not contained tougher measures will have to be put in place jude law is usually to pick month of the tourist season in catalonia but only 25 percent of the hotels are open and more and more is evasions are being cancelled every day. some restaurants will be open until september those trying to right out of the storm believe what they are witnessing ok. alfonso gomez has worked for 42 years as manager of this restaurant at about a felony and i like the remaining going on we're told markets and restaurants are empty it's very sad to witness never in my life have i seen a situation like this and i'm 65 years old. the spanish government is facing an uphill task convincing the world that this is a save this to nation and the cop 19 is on the control it's going to be a tough and uncertain summer. but falana so that's the situation in spain germany meanwhile which is dealing itself with a steady rise in cases also wants to make virus tests mandatory for travelers returning from high risk areas dominic kane has more from berlin. for much of the last few da

he appeared in "rock of ages," and his producing credits include "hamlet," starring jude law.rankie made a big splash on the hit reality series, "big brother," raising his pop-culture profile, winning him followers and haters too, before he was evicted from the house. three years ago, tragedy led frankie

official residence where he's been in quarantine since testing positive for covert 90 last week and he's jude to be tested again on tuesday also in our repeatedly dismissed the dangers of viruses a pandemic began criticizing containment measures ordered by state governments. thousands of demonstrators have defied a ban on protests in the democratic republic of congo's capital and great the choice of a new electoral commission chief opposition politicians accused. of being complicit in the rigging of past elections they say that no longer is bust towards the former president joseph kabila he formed a coalition government with the president a few days to katie. last year after nearly 2 decades in office and his allies hold a parliamentary majority majority and control most cabinet ministers just last month could be less allies proposed judicial reforms and also sparked protests reforms would have given the justice minister more powers over judges and prosecutors president to she can be rejected them and the justice minister was briefly arrested keeping the rift within the governing coalition go

and doesn't get it would you do she's a dentist it's there's a real worry about there there's st jude's hospital there's walter reed real life is happening you can't get whiny of god some stranger hate your guts that always stuck in my head i don't allow it too much because it does seem a little yeah it's true it is true but that's why i don't whine about it like you know i just kind of. god i go in there people like that and then i sort of pick up my absent minded know because you know that's why they do it is if you get oh you have lives and you signed up for this so you know we're going to punish you now. now over i would imagine that you have to learn to roll with a little over the years pick your shots it's an odd thing to be immersed in it's like a real life truman show where all of a sudden people are interested in the real intricacies of your life and that but i would imagine there have to be days you just show up for work and flat out and go i've got a gig there other days it's fun there are other days it's not fun you can't be that vested in it every moment you go absolutely c

meat and people criticize me because this is iowa and we have a lot of meat production here though so jude you can't say that you can say to me less meat but why why why who is being hurt by this if it's healthy to eat less meat than wouldn't the farmers and i would be better to produce a special kind of high quality meat than to have less animals but get paid more and i think that everybody. would be better off financially had better off health health wise at the end of the day but. people are afraid because of large integrated companies would lose money so. you can't save these things public. in north carolina some pick farmers are also trying to make the switch to organic but they can't match the rock bottom prices of the major produces price is the top criterion for most consumers says organic farmer calvin not trouble we want to run into the grocery store you know the super wal-mart and we want to grab something we look down on it says you know certified organic. you know and that's maybe 50 to 60 percent more than something that was grown over here. i don't want that i can afford it

judes in memphis so i couldn't resist talking about one of my books. they agreed to most important thing to do is somehow get the word out to the next generation we do have history, we are a democracy, we do have in fact a long history of ups and downs but basically it's a society today is democratic, that does have basic human rights protected, not perfectly and is more and more a society that is diverse and that treats everyone as part of this group you are part of the group of people making an effort and the supreme court historical society does that. and so of course i would come and introduce whoever is speaking and they're always good. i always learn something, and tonight we'll learn about dissent. i don't always dissent. quite often i'm in the majority and then i don't pick that up. and sometimes i dissent. this is what is it the first of the society's four-part 2019 lectureman series and its subject is dissent and the supreme court in new perspectives. i mean, i've seen what you've done over long periods of time in this organization. keep doin

>> guest: well, jude to say when i was the united states attorney before i ever came to washington, dc that the fbi was nominally part of the department of department of justice and i think one thing that everyone needs to make sure we do and continue to do is to have the fbi director follow the proper reporting mechanisms because it is not an independent branch of the executive branch or the department of justice and there is a main of command. i think especially jim comey -- i don't talk but this in the book -- i do think jim comey really tried to make the fbi independent from the executive branch and the department of justice and i think it was a really tension. you can see that in the anonymous reports and stories that came out during the obama administration as to how jim was kind of running his own play and fame newsily manifest in the kind of what he did with hillary clinton's case, where he did not follow regular order and he announced really kind of a declination -- we never announce declinations and explain the evidence we found and characterize the evidence but that's what h

intergovernmental panel on climate change at the united nations lecture at the french political science is jude's you'll spoil your books include the anthropocene and the global environmental crisis thanks for joining us and it's a pleasure to welcome sinitta not hind she is an environmental activist and director of the center for science and environment in delhi india before we take a closer look at the pandemics total in the global south we'd like to ask the 3 of you to tell us and really in a one sentence if you would is green recover even still an option in the wake of corona sinitta if you would go 1st place. it's possible but it's a challenge that's recognized and the challenge the fact is there well people have been affected desperately looked but there's also a possibility because we we can invest in this city and future as well or the world in the one that's the opportunity that should excite just that shift and for the cleaner cleaner. and mr a for a better your answer still possible i think if we can. sort of plan ahead in theory and. economics of mutuality where if your power and reso

full of white guys and say what about that guy there and make up things he didn't do to get out of a jude and bear hug the confederate flag just in case it wasn't clearer to your base whose side your on. that is rate ecist. just for good measure we want to play her attempt to justify her bosse boss' words. >> what the is the president's position? did nascar make a mistake by banning the confederate flag? >> i spoke to him this morning about this. he said he wasn't making a judgment one way or the other. the intent of the tweet was to stand up for the men and women of nascar and the fans and those who have gone and this rush to judgement of the media to call something a hate crime when the fbi report concluded this was not an intentional racist act and very much mirrors other times when there have been a rush to judgment let's say with the covington boys or jussie smollett. >> let's drill down on the confederate flag. does he think it was a mistake for nascar to ban it? >> the president said he wasn't making a judgment one way or the other. you're focussing on one word at the very bottom o

it'ses a idea from jude jim but i do not -- judaism.ave great respect foam whom mo believe in religion but i come from a -- don't like the word secular but i come from it as a secular practice i want to liberate it from religion and make it just a practice, like yoga and meditation has brought great things to people from all different backgrounds and i really think the concept of a tech shabbat, a day without screens, can he bring much joy and meaning and balance and peace to people, especially right now during the pandemic and at that point, this point, i would love to bring chloe back in because i'm so excited to talk to her and just hear what questions you might have had about the book or anything it says. >> thank you, tiffany for sharing so much great information. you are a nonpracticing jew. as i am myself. >> are you? >> yes. >> your name did not give that away at all. >> veltman? my relatives from eastern europe. that with my upbring, time i'm curious how tech shabbat as you practice it today with your family may compare to the

and the us is smuggled into the conference center where the screening these jude the following day. lawyers for the judges are making a last ditch attempt to stop the show and are trying to track him down with a great. coincidentally this is the same hallway years before president obama had singled him out for his work. we see that spirit or register of the white us. rest just like for. the screen the maybe in gruden out to nasa is hoping he will still be a national hero at this time tomorrow. the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crises we doe as illegally maigret joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda they have to foot of our nation what has happened to the revenge that's one of the biggest stains on the country as a whole. as another religion this is the politics myanmar an unholy alliance on al-jazeera. growing up in harsh and unforgiving circumstances children learn to play dangerous games the exist within their own stories that destroy the heroes and take you worn down by frustration and broken promises young men

a nurse is smuggled into the conference center where the screening these jude the following day. lawyers for the judges are making a last ditch attempt to stop the show and are trying to track him down with a great. coincidentally this is the same hallway years before president obama had singled him out for his work. we see that spirit are registered over the white outs. rest just like. the screen the maybe in gruden out to nasa is hoping he will still be a national hero at this time tomorrow. the coronavirus may have false us to change the format of head to head for the time being but that won't stop me doing robust interviews with challenging direct questions in a u.s. election year i'll be seeking accountability from both sides of the political spectrum on who's to blame for the horrific coronavirus desktop on how to fix the us health care system and whether the war of words with china is entering a new and dangerous phase join me made the awesome 1st special series of head to head on al-jazeera. in the u.s. civil war brought slavery to an end or did it there is a strong possi

jude let me ask you about a number of other things. government repts are right now now, mr. leader as many as 26 million america, most with chdren say they aren't getting enough to eat these days. we know that for very young t childrt can be incredibly harmful. democrat plan right now increases food stamp or snap benefits by 15%. the republican proposal would noextend those increase benefits, why not? >> i'm sure when we sit down toc talk to the dts that will be an area we discuss. of course one thing that is children are well fed to gets them back in school. and we actually put mor money in our proposal than housecr des for education. that's both k-12 and college and to extent these local school districts are allowed m --e the decision to let their children come back to school that will tak car of a lot of the -- for many of the kids best meal they get in the day is the one they get at school. t gettingm back in school is an important step in the light direction. >> woodrf: there's also a question about housing, democrats would ban evictions, continue to ban evictions, are

squad for a limited overs tour of england in september the details of that trip yet to be finalized jude sukkot vid the series would be australia's 1st cricket since the coronavirus pandemic brought all sports where whole since early march. were harmful we're optimistic but there are some. who are what we were. and we're doing that we can and are. alive announcement around. that we want to we want to appear on. the basketball new orleans stars on williamson has left the m.b.a.'s by a secure bubble in florida to attend a quote urgent family medical matter the 20 year old who was the top overall pick of the 2019 draft already missed the 1st couple months of the season because of a knee injury the pelicans a jury to restart their season on july 30th but it's unclear if williamson will now be available for that game well in a statement david griffin the pelicans executive vice president said we fully support science decision to leave the m.b.a. campus to be with his family out of respect for the williamson family we will have no further comment at this time. well for one world champion lewis

full time agent gold champion and former world number one brooks kept jude invitational after the 1st round kept her as the defending champion at this tournament in memphis he carded an 8 under par 62 on thursday that puts him 2 shots clear a fellow americans rickie fowler and todd brandon. and that is all useful for now more later nick gerri great favor much for that is it for this news hour but i will be back in just a couple minutes with more the news personally the buffett. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. beyond going fight between donald trump and the golden state because of trans philosophy he used inevitably going to conflict with california exposes contrasting ideologies on immigration the environment economic and cultural issues trump is calling attention to the failure of the blue state model the battle grounds for the 20 twe

now, jude judy, some of those companies said they didn't save any jobs necessarily. those could have been sole proprietors or could have been companies that didn't use the money for payroll. now, more than 3,000 of those loans were large, over $1 million. as i said, judy, this is extraordinary data. weere particularly able to get very detailed information about the largest groups of loans -- loans over $150,000. now, that's not most of the loans. most of the loans weremaller than that but they were still 600,000 loanthat were of that size. so the government released the names of every business that received a loan over $150,000 and where those businesses are. judy, i ran through the spreadsheet and here is a map of where those businesses were. you can see wherte the grest need was for small business help and then lining up with that you see of course in new england where the largest number of case evers were early on in this virus. it's not just about the help here. you see stats like wyoming and north dakota that were experiencing a fumble crises ruen if they didn't

jude pendant, the wrist bands from the hospital still there.finally taken to the hospital. is this a typical call? >> yeah, this is what we see. there's a proud tradition of families living together. unfortunately, that's the situation for affordability where they're all under one roof. >> reporter: reinforcements are on the way. the u.s. military sending nurses and respiratory specialists to san antonio. >> we are days away from overrunning our hospitals. >> reporter: in florida, 100 nurses headed to miami where ventilator use has more than doubled. 50-plus hospitals across the state at icu capacity. at the same time, the state ordering schools to open next month for five days a week for all students. the president saying he'll also push to reopen schools. >> we're very much going to put pressure on governors and everybody else to open the schools. >> reporter: with the virus raging, testing sites packed. supplies are depleted. the labs are backed up. robert had symptoms and was tested at an urgent care in tucson, isolating himself from his fa

the prosecutors wanted me to play jude as. i refused. are you familiar with that stone statement?actually i'm not. >> so how can you sit here and tell us, why should i investigate the president of the united states if you're not even aware of the facts concerning the president using the pardon or commutation power to swap the silence of a witness? >> because we require, you know, a reliable predicate before we open a criminal investigation. >> and i just gave to you, sir -- >> i don't consider it. i consider it a very rube goldberg theory that you have. >> a very rube goldberg theory that you have there. now, what the attorney general seems to have forgotten in that metaphor is that a rube goldberg machine may take a long time, but in the end, it works, and the payoff is pretty sweet. joining us now, barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. barbara, good to see you again. i feel like you and i have had this conversation before, but we're going to have it again. roger stone is a convicted felon. eric swalwell did a remarkable job of walking the at

next 10 days the corner virus outbreak is not contained tougher measures will have to be put in place jude law is usually the pick month of the tourist season in catalonia but only 25 percent of the hotels are open and more and more is evasions are being canceled every day. some restaurants won't be open until september those trying to right out of the storm can't believe what they are witnessing afonso goalmouth has worked for 42 years as manager of this restaurant at the brothel on it. there's no tourism atoll markets and restaurants are empty it's very sad to witness never in my life have i seen a situation like this and i'm 65 years old and the spanish government is facing an uphill task convincing the world that this is a safe destination and the cup 19 is on the control it's going to be a tough and uncertain summer. after months of locked on chile's began lifting was tractions in parts of its capital but some medical experts say the government is not following recommendations from the world health organization america doesn't seem human has more. free at last from monday to friday re

susan: jude asks on twitter, when does affirmative action end? >> >> one justice said, maybe in a quarter-century. it ends when the rationale for it goes away. the university of texas just put to the supreme court a couple years ago saying, not now. right now, we really need it. in california, there was the proposition, the universities became far more white and less minority. bakke is a complicated decision and these things have a hard stakes on both sides. justice powell said, sometimes the best decision is a compromise decision, not the extreme on either side. and our country is so divided right now, i think justice powell's method of listening to both sides and trying to come up with something that gives everyone something was a really instructive lesson for us all. susan: i want to thank both of you for being at the table. two terrific guests. on our series "landmark cases. >> " as we have been telling you, this is our final case for the season. a couple of thank yous, if you will allow me. tony moro who wrote the companion book for this ser

jude which couldn't stop those tears. >> who's going to take care of you? >> my mom can help me out. it's hard but we'll go through this. >> reporter: cdc data shows latinos and african-americans are three times more likely to contract the virus than their white neighbors and twice as likely to die from it. this man says his grandmother was diagnosed and released from the hospital within hours. four days later, the 70-year-old matriarch succumbed to the virus. he worries that others in the community may face similar struggles. >> a lot of folks who are hispanic or don't speak the language or can't defend themselves such as my grandmother are scared and they don't know. >> reporter: this morning the daily death rate from covid-19 now increasing in a dozen states. 21 states now have reversed, paused or delayed re-opening measures. >> we want to re-open the schools. everybody wants it. the moms want it. the dads want it. the kids want it. >> reporter: still president trump saying tuesday that schools across the country need to re-open in the fall despite the s

from jude, no. the gop refused to refund the money required to make it safer kids to return.ur kids should be safe. loretta from cleveland. good morning. caller: good morning. good morning, america. theankly do not understand situation here. incident will not clear up until we do the testing, until we do the contact tracing, until we do all the things we need to do to control the virus. is itblem with this sounds like people are ready to send other people back into school so as to save the economy. do, inow that schools essence, babysit during the day while parents are at work. backhe economy is on its we have gainedt more cases, more cases, more cases, and i have not seen a site in the inner-city yet. i am in cleveland. i think something needs to be done. how can we send it kids back into school and it is only to get people back to work? host: what is your sense of what the cleveland school system will do? caller: keep it closed. they need to keep it closed until they get the contact tracing, until they do all of the testing because it is only going to grow. go to harrisburg

>> was this the start of jude earn activism? it was argued in some of the first landmark cases. >> i think that the court was certainly a more activist court than previous courts had been in the liberal direction, and so i think the warren court was definitely seen as starting the criminal procedure revolution and created a number of cases that expanded the rights of criminal defendants. it is not fair to say that all of the decisions expanded that rights. i think there were a number of very significant decisions out of that court that significantly curtailed the rights of defendants in ways that have repercussions to this day and much of the unwinding of civil liberties that we see in future courts and the courts beyond that. they find their footing in language from the warren court. >> senator patrick leahy is the senior democrat and the senate judiciary committee. we spoke to him and other members of both democrats and republicans in preparation for this series and i want to show you a clip on the impact of map on searches to