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judge jeanine: a federal judge in atlanta rejected this lawsuit that this lawsuit is associated with.istrict judge a trump appointee said he did not find evidence of irregularities that affected more than a nominal number of votes. >> what the court initially ruled is he die mid the motion we filed for temporary injunction to stop the certification of the vote for georgia officials today. turns out that while he spoke about the case in general, the lawsuit has not been dismissed. he took the position that with respect to the recount, i did not have legal standing. so we believe we are still in court. i just found that out. we filed the motion for emergency hearing because they are destroying ballots, we caught them in a truck going to thank red them. we asked for the evidence on preserved. we sent out letters to never the county demanding they preserve all evidence. they tried to steal this election judge now they are trying to destroy the evidence. judge jeanine: when you say they were trying to destroy the ballots. do you have evidence of that? >> i have video evidence i posted on m

judge robert h. bork toe an associate justice o the supreme court. >> i thought, "wl, this man is an ideal person to be on the supreme court." >> judge bork, widely regarded as the most prominent and intellectually powerful advocate of judicial restraint... o >> bork was sothe hallmark of ultra-conservative legal thought. this was going to dramatically change the court. it was going to change it in a far more conservative direction. >> narrator: reagan had alreadyi successfully aed conservatives to a court he considered too liberal: sandra day o'connor, william rehnquist elevated to ief justice, antoniscalia. and now, with the retirement of lewis powell, reagan could secure conservative control the court. >> so this was an oprtunity to really change the direction, not just for the next ur years, but republicans were hoping for the next 40 years. ga >> narrator: rs attorney general made a phone call to capitol hill. he wanted to alert one powerful democratic senator. >> senator kennedy got a notene that attgeneral meese was calling for him. and he stepped out of the heing to a phone booth a took the c

>>the california restaurant association is asking the judge to have health officials provide scientific evidence backing their decision to impose that outdoor ban according to the association restaurants can operate just as safely as other industries do during the pandemic. >>in developing news tonight. we have new information about the deadly stabbing at grace baptist church in san jose over the weekend city officials are confirming of the 3 people who were injured one was a city employee who is volunteering at the church. another person who was injured in the stabbing was a church employee. according to the church's pastor of 5 people were stabbed on sunday night 2 of them tragically have died. the church was also being used as a homeless shelter that night. the suspect in the stabbing has been arrested. police say the motive in the stabbing is under investigation. >>the inmates are mocking us that is the message one california dia had 2 days a handful of state prosecutors. detailed massive fraud involving thousands of inmates across the state including convicted killer scott peterson

superior court judge rejected a plea by the california restaurant association to block the new outdoort show "solid evidence that the ban was inappropriate" however he is open to hearing any new evidence. restaurant owners continue to struggle to stay in business. the los angeles economic development corporation predict approximately 700,000 jobs in the food industry will be lost in this shut down. >> we know that it will extend through new year's. and it will probably put me out of business. forever. >> this restaurant has been in our family for 65 years and how does l.a. expect us to survive when they've taken away our ability to make money after we've invested so much money also playing the game how they want it played. they change the rules constant constantly. >> as for travelers, people traveling to the city of los angeles from another state or county are now required to fill out an online form acknowledging california's recommended 14 day quarantine upon arrival. there are signs reminding them to do so at the airport and a month-long overnight curfew is also in place for most of

some of these judges have been rated not qualified by the american bar association.them have only been lawyers for four or five years and, get this, never tried a case. - how is that not criminal? - and now, they're sitting in federal circuit courts with lifetime appointments. we have to do something. we have to act. and the most effective proportional response is to expand the size of the court. - so, basically, if we can't expand the court, we're [bleep]. - in so many words, yes. - son of a mitch! [upbeat music] it's clear the democrats have to do something. the question imani gandy is asking is, "will they?" - democrats need to sack up. within two weeks of the election, the supreme court is set to hear a case that could overturn the aca. they're also set to hear a case called "fulton v. city of philadelphia" and that's going to decide whether or not government-funded foster care agencies can discriminate against lgbtq couples and non-christian couples who want to adopt or foster children. when i say the democrats have to do this, i mean they have to do it immediat

have approved five of trump's federal judges in just the past 30 hours of work, including one that they were warned against approving by the american bar association school and so administrative state and i digress. one of the five judges approved over the past 30 hours is k kat mizell, 33 years old and never has tried a case in her courtroom. if you encounter her in the new job you better refer to her as your honor. the bar association labeled her unqualified for the job but that did not stop her from becoming a federal judge. she clerked for supreme court justice clarence thomas and works at jones-day, one of the trump campaign law firms where don mcgahn is a partner. she always has been a star at the lakeland florida christian school, her perfect english score on the act, four high school sports teams, took piano lessons for nine years, first in her class at university of florida law school, deeply religious and talks about her faith in a way that a lot of people agree with. she told her alumni magazine faith and living are not two separate parts of my life. i think of my work as work i am doing unto the lord and i want to do my best for him. i

there was a temporary restraining order filed by the oregon restaurant and lodging association but a judgeays while he understands there is a heavy burden on restaurants and the people who work there, they have to outweigh the risks of keeping people safe and keeping people healthy during this ongoing and historic pandemic. >> jon: jeff paul reporting live. jeff, thank you. >> sandra: americans are flocking to testing sites ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. coronavirus testing sites are overwhelmed across the country. health experts are warning while testing is important, a negative result can lead to a false sense of security. casey stiegel is live in dallas at a site that has done twice as many tests this month as last month, casey. >> yeah, that's exactly right. they're up to some 800 plus a day and the people get in line well before it opens at 8:00 in the morning. in fact, people were already parked out here at 5:00 a.m. today, they tell us. they do both the rapid test where you just wait on site and you get your results within 15 minutes or they also do the more thorough test where

declined to block the ban and said the restaurant association did not show "solid evidence" that it was inappropriate. however, the judgen provide. meantime, restaurant owners struggle to stay in business, and the chair of l.a. county's board of supervisors, catherine barker, openly opposes the outdoor dining ban. she cited the los angeles economic development corporation's figures. it predicts that approximately 700,000 jobs in the food industry will be lost in this shutdown, and that approximately 75% of all projected job losses would be those earning $50,000 or less. >> right now the closure is for three weeks, but we know that it will extend to new year's. and it will probably put me out of business. forever. >> meantime, covid cases continue to soar here in california. yesterday this states that another single day record for an new cases, logging 18,350 new infections. julie? >> julie: christina coleman, thank you. ♪ >> leland: more on these restrictions and the concern of the covid spread over the holidays. we bring in the founder of -- nice to see you as always, we appreciate it. the indoor dining restrictions, t

judge. we want to democrats into republicans. those four guys were going to pick the fifth member, it had to be from associate justices. everybody believed that this was going to be david davis. in fact, the judge from illinois who is running lincoln 's campaign in 1860. but the day before congress votes on this bill, the democrats in the illinois legislature elect david davies as the next u.s. senator from illinois, to replace a republican. davis refuses to serve, he says, i'm not a judge. he refuses to serve on this commission. and the four guys pick another guy, joseph bradley from new jersey. what happens? to give you the bottom line, let's leave some time for questions, the votes are counted in the joint session, this is a picture of the actual painting of the joint section of where the votes were counted. when they got to florida, the disputed returns are sent to this commission and there and on allbs this fight over one dispute from oregon. they always vote eight to seven on all the disputes to give the votes to hayes. eight to seven. there is another one vote. hayes is counted in. the democrats -- and this is th

failed in a 3-them to vote earlier today and this morning the judge rejected a last-minute lawsuit by the california restaurant association over lack of scientific evidence. la county is also urging people to stop doing almost everything else under the stars with some notable exceptions. >> our first recommendation is all public and private events be prohibited except outdoor church services and outdoor protest. >> la's mayor tweeting a stay home request asking everyone to tensile nonessential travel. if you must, travel is arriving at lax will be required starting wednesday to fill out an online form to acknowledge california's recommended self quarantine. i just spoke with eden albert, she and her dad owned a restaurant in bel air. they spent tens of thousands of dollars to move the inside outside creating a safe but cool atmosphere and she is appalled and devastated and sad for her staff, she said it makes no sense. she's hoping to survive on takeout but knows many others simply won't make it in this environment. >> we seen in so many cities there are restaurant tours, owners have done the same thing, but a lot of mone

. >> a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by a restaurant group trying to keep the restaurants open. the lawsuit by the michigan restaurant associationrobert gordon. prompted by the governor. the restaurants argue that the shut downs were arbitrary. the judge ruled the state government could impose the restrictions and people in the service industry just need to try to survive. >> we don't have the safety net in place in the spring when there were care act dollars to soften the blow. 6,000 more restaurants will close because of this closure and maybe 300,000 employees will lose their jobs. i don't know if they have any benefits to see them through this. >> in philadelphia and sanding county -- san diego county, gyms and restaurants sued. in montana there is a group of restaurants who sued because they were selectively targeted. >> with a future of senate control up for grabs, georgia is trying to convince people to register for the runoffs in the middle of january. >> runoffs are all about expecting the base. both sides know what happens in georgia will affect the balance of power everywhere else. these are without a doubt the most s

also today, judge turned down a request from the california restaurant association to block the order, which is due to begin tomorrow. yesterday, la county crossed the threshold for issuing a news at home order. so far, the official decision has not been made. >>> the cdc is considering shortening the coronavirus quarantine period from 14 days to between 7 and 10 days. the news was reported by the wall street journal. the agency hopes that the move will inspire more people to comply with quarantine guidelines. the new guidelines would also include a test to ensure that a person is negative for the coronavirus before ending their quarantine. >>> a bay area christmas tree lot, how the pandemic shifted the holidays typical timelines? >>> president-elect joe biden introduces his cabinet picks. what the choices reflect as the transition moves forward? >>> at 10:30, the rate of overdose death in san francisco is growing at an alarming rate. new data, and what could be driving the numbers? >>> the holiday week is upon us. i will have your thanksgiving day forecast and the five day, coming up

district judge can receive from the american bar association, and that is a qualified rating. as we know, candidates for appeals court judge can get the rating of highly qualified. the best you can get for district judge is qualified, and so she received the highest rating she could possibly receive and rightly so. she has a unique record of accomplishment as a public servant, private attorney, a scholar and a professor. she served over five years in the u.s. attorney's office in jackson. there she prosecuted fraud and financial crimes as part of the civil division. before that, she made her mark in private practice at the firm of ogeltree and stewart focusing on labor law and employment issues. kristi haskins johnson is a native of hurley, mississippi, population of 585 in jackson county, mississippi hsm she attended school there and went on to receive her undergraduate degree at the university of mississippi, graduating in 2003 and then she was admitted to law school at mississippi college school of law where she graduated summa cum laude, second in her class. as a law studen

them have been unsuccessful mediately a number of judges and courts in various counties and states have actually thrown up the claims by those associated with president trump legal adviser to joe biden has described many of these actions as baseless and stupid as he puts it pointing out for example that the move to suspend the vote in michigan would actually or suspend the count would actually count against donald trump because joe biden is leaving there so by suspending the count joe biden becomes the victor but there is one case in which some traction has been granted the trump campaign petition the supreme court to allow the campaign to be intervene as a petitioner in a case involving the pennsylvania secretary of state now this is a case that was held and the 1st pennsylvania supreme court decided on before the election took place it went to the supreme court the supreme court said because of the narrowness of time it would not allow the motion by the republican committee in pennsylvania so it pushed it back to the court and allowed to the counting of votes after election day to go ahead but 3 of the justices on the supreme court a

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a judge denied their request this morning which aims to reject implementing the order set to go into effect tomorrow. but the california restaurant association may still ask the county to provide the data that shows restaurants have been causing outbreaks. if the rules are implemented tomorrow as expected pasadena restaurants will be exempt. that's because the city has its own health department on monday l a county recorded a record 6,124 new cases. and if you've been trying to convince your family to adopt a pet this holiday season. you know kind of a comfort and a lot of pandemic people getting companionship i guess at home, here's. >>one way you can go about it san francisco spca has a new live stream where you can only stop it. yeah. well we've had you know this is true you can take a peek at what there adoptable and adorable pets are up to at this very second. there is a camera for puppies kittens cats their rooms of course decorated with festive snowflakes stockings candy canes because why not the virtual holiday windows are sponsored by macy's and purina and we'll be up until january 3rd this is instead of the usual holiday window dis

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the california restaurant association filed a lawsuit, saying the county needed to provide scientific evidence supporting the ban. a judge denied that saying they didn't have enough evidence on their own to reverse the county decision. but the door on reversing the decision remain sort of cracked open, as the judge says, if they get some solid evidence, he'll take a look at it. 3 of 5 l.a. county commissioners voiced their approval of the ban, one saying there is no win-win situation as they work for public health and economic health. two county commissioners are against the ban, one of them saying this decision is arbitrary. >> 50% of those testing positive got it while they were at large gatherings. i just feel that business punishing an industry that has bent over backwards to comply. >> as l.a. wakes up, they have their tables out, they are going be working hard to squeeze out one last day of outdoor dining before the ban goes into effect at 10:00 p.m. tonight, the day before thanksgiving. it will be in effect for three weeks, and be over, maybe, by mid-december. molly? >> molly: jeff paul, thank you for following th

. >> the la county judge said he denied the order to stop the closures going forward because the california restaurant association did not show solid evidence that the dining ban was inappropriate. >>> happening today closer to home the san jose police chief will update sunday's church stabbing attack. this morning the san jose community is rallying behind an injured city employee. they were one of the three victims, stabbed while volunteering at the church. he suffered serious injuries but is now stable at the hospital. his friends say they was committed to helping the homeless, often seen giving out food and supplies. >> very caring guy. he does things out of a place of love and he is also the guy who, you know, when you need something done he will get it done. >> a go fund me page has been set up to help with his medical costs and has raised nearly $30,000. the san jose police chief is expected to confirm the identity of the suspect in custody today. >>> to san francisco, police have released body camera video that ended with officers shooting a man outside the westfield mall on market street. in the video you

. >> the la county judge stated he did denied the order to stop the closures going forward because the california restaurant association did not show solid evidence that the dining ban was inappropriate. >>> happening today the san jose police chief will update sunday's church stabbing attack. this morning the san jose community is rallying behind the injured city employee. he was juan of the three victims stabbed while volunteering at the church. he is now stable. he was committed to helping the homeless. >> very caring guy. he does things out of a place of love. he is also the guy who, you know, when you need something done he will pet it done. >>> a go fund me has been set up to help with his medical costs and has raised nearly $30,000. today the police chief is expected to confirm the name of the suspect now in jail. >>> developing in the north bay investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly fire to spark at a santa rosa duplex it. happened last night shortly before eight. fire crews forced entry in to the unit while others cut a hole in the roof. once inside they found the victim already dead. the

. >> i'm judge patrick dugan, on the floor of the korean memorial here. i want to ask the 82nd airborne association honor guard to post the colors. >> and to lead us in our opening prayer. >> split-screen moment here on this important day, federal holiday, veterans day, president-elect of the united states, on the left of your screen the president-elect at a war memorial in philadelphia and president, president trump at arlington cemetery, on the right of the screen for wreath-laying ceremony. remarkable, as the election is over, president trump declining to concede that point at the moment, but this day should be about veterans. you have the president-elect of the united states on the left, president of the united states can't quite see him, but he's on the right side of the screen here, as we mark this holiday at a very, very contentious time honoring veterans who risked their lives, risked past tense, risk for american veterans today at a time when their commander in chief, forgive me, but it's true, actively undermining the institution of democracy they put on the uniform to protect. let's list

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associated press reporter called his performance rusty. giuliani argued votes in pennsylvania were fraudulent, but the judge reminded him the lawsuit trump broughtdoes not include allegations of voter fraud. there's a separate case in pennsylvania, a state supreme court case, that a panel of judges ruling 5-2 to throw that one out. one judge who voted in the dissent against the dismissal wasn't even on the president's side saying the case was misguided from the start. we're watching all of these cases. there's a lot to keep track of. we are talking about it on twitter. you can find me @scottmcgrew. >>> all right. thanks so much, scott. state health experts warn against unnecessary travel during the pandemic, l.a.x. is rolling out on site testing for travelers at three terminals. the new program is set to open next month. passengers will be swabbed with a test turned over to an on site rapid testing lab. it costs $150 and will provide results within 24 hours. the results won't come back before travelers board their plane. it could help people avoid quarantining at their destination. >>> it's a huge day for dub nation. the warriors have the second

a lawsuit was filed by the association claiming the burden was on the county to prove that outdoor dining meet the panic worse but a judge ruled there wasn't enough evidence. he turned out a way but he said if they do find more evidence to bring it to him, but he will listen to them. three county commissioners supported the span that two did not and i felt a lot of these restaurants bent over back bar back backwards to get compliance to breakeve breakeven. it will last until mid-december, so we will see happens then. >> dana: thank you so much, sad to see all those empty tables out there. meanwhile in new york, some sheriff say they will not enforce a mandate limiting gatherings for thanksgiving. david lee miller is live in new york with us. thank you david lee miller for joining us today. >> my pleasure as always. millions of americans are traveling for the thanksgiving holiday despite warnings from both the cdc and the local governments the best holiday is one spent at home with members of your household. here in new york city, most travelers that do enter the state have to provide a negative test at arrival and quaran

the metrics to focus on either with lockdowns or without lockdowns to judge how big an economic impact we are likely to see associated> we'll keep an eye on them as always, liz ann, thank you. >>> paypal earnings have just come out looks like a beat. kate rooney with the numbers >> sara, the stock is down about 3% but it was another strong quarter for paypal, the company beating on the top and the bottom line and raising some of its full year guidance the top line first, revenue grew at 25% year over year. it came had at $5.46 billion better than expected on the about ol line, non-gap epz, 1.07. that was a beat by 13 cents. total payments volume, that's a key number here, it came in at $247 billion, $10 billion more than analysts have been hook for. 44 came from venmo, that was up more than 60% year over year the company raising guidance looking for double growth next year in payment and revenue. company adding 15.2 net new active accounts in the third quarter. all of this on the backdrop of a booming digital payment environment. the stock is up more than 70% this year. enit taking a hit after hours here it is down a

by the michigan restaurant and lodging association intended to keep restaurants and other businesses open for indoor service has been rejected by a federal judgeat lawsuit was filed against the michigan director of health and human services after governor gretchen whitmer imposed another lockdown. this time three weeks of businesses. they call it a pause. the suit would have blocked the lockdown arguing that restrictions are arbitrary and things like pop stores remain open in michigan. federal judge paul mammal -- ruled the state was within its rights so now they have three weeks to try to survive. >> if it goes longer than three weeks aim probably done. unless congress steps up again, but it doesn't look like it. >> now in some places restaurants and gyms are teaming up. in both san diego county and philadelphia. groups are filing suit claiming the data doesn't support the notion that gyms and restaurants are contributing significantly to the spread of the virus. in montana a group of bars got together after they were cited for violating health protocols due to the coronavirus, and they filed suit, a countersuit, if you will, saying that they

the california restaurant association filed a court order today to stop the ban on outdoor dining which takes effect tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. a judgessed about and we are learning of at least ron restaurant group who has filed a lawsuit to stop the action and within that lawsuit they write that the county's order could actually spread the virus and make it even worse. they see the restaurants will be forced to lay off employees who will then most likely spend their spare time meeting with family and friends. restaurants out here is a part of that is definitely true, there will be some layoffs because of this. >> it's just been devastating. now that we have to close the outside, we will have to tell 11 of our employees to go home. how are they going to pay their bills? >> now one city within l.a. county is not going to be banning outdoor dining, at least not yet. that's the city of pasadena because they have their own health department and they will be watching the numbers on a daily basis and make a decision for that particular community. >> bill: and they are going to get some business. i think you jeff paul, let's bring in matt s

on the supreme court for 35 years, hear a panel of judges and attorneys, all former supreme court law clerks talk about his legacy. the bar association of san francisco hosted the event. high everyone, good evening, thank you so much for coming to a nice program the impact of justice john paul stevens. i am an appellate lawyer here in thefrancisco, i am also chairman of the appellate section of the bar association of san francisco which organized this event. i would like to extend a warm welcome to members of a few groups who are cosponsoring tonight's program, the ninth judicial -- the federal bar association, northern district of california chapter and the american constitution society bay area chapter. i would also like to welcome c-span which is broadcasting the discussion tonight. i find that exciting, because in 10 years or so but i have been putting on programs like this, this is the first time c-span has come, so i have made it. it is some of the most awful programming when congress is out of session so i recommend you check it out if you have not already. before we can -- begin i would like to ask everyone to put their phone

fiscal court judge from dusseldorf was assigned to among other things comics that was asking for trouble because the man is suspected of having received payments from banking associations while he was working for the finance ministry on legislation for banking regulation he was given all manner of confidential information sent to his private email account it's believed that he sometimes forwarded the information to contacts in the finance industry. of all people this man who also helped create the 1st law designed to prevent comics he used the letter sent by the association of german banks as a template it had been provided to him by the finance ministry under hans i showed the letter included a proposal for the prevention of comics which became the basis for the new law it did reduce the state's risk of liability but one crucial loophole was left open the ability to carry out comics deals through a foreign country. the new law was passed in 2007 under finance minister perished and comics trades were now no longer possible from germany but they could still be done from abroad perished on book success or both come short of law let valuable time slip by before acting it

>>a judge denied their request this morning which aims to reject implementing the order set to go in effect tomorrow, but the california restaurant association. they still ask the county to provide the data that it says shows restaurants have been causing outbreaks if the rules are implemented tomorrow as expected pasedena restaurants will be exempt. that's because the city has its own health department on monday la county recorded a record 6,124 cases. visitor volume continues to ramp up for las vegas. it was up in october that's according to a loss vegas convention and visitors authority, las vegas saw one 0.8 million visitors last month. that's a 49% change from the same time last year room rates on the strip are down almost 24% compared to last year averaging at $111 per room. >>people traveling by plane this week may see new technology being used by tsa it's all part of a 96 million dollar nationwide investment by the agency to provide the most advanced screening technology, the c t scanner allows officers to see 3 d images of the items inside a carry on bag which they can rotate 360 degrees without touching in addition to safety the te

the california restaurant association filed a court order today to stop the ban on outdoor dining which takes effect tomorrow at 10 p.m. that was dismissed by a judgening at least one restaurant group has filed a lawsuit to stop the action. they write in this lawsuit that the order could actually spread the virus and make it even worse. they say that restaurants will be forced to lay off employees and then those people will probably spend their time alone to go see people because they're not going to be working and further spread the virus. a lot of restaurant owners gary at least on some of that saying there are going to be some layoffs due to this order. >> so it's just been devastating. now we have to close the outside. we're going to have to tell 11 of our employees, go home. and how are they going to pay their bills? >> reporter: now, connell, one of the interesting things is that within l.a. county there is one city that will not be banning outdoor duning, that is the city of -- duning, that is the -- dining, that is the city of pasadena, and the health department is following their own numbers and making decisions for that particular communi

judge smith on the u.s. court of appeals, before joining one of the nation's most respected law firms in d.c. as a litigation associate focusing on appeals and constitutional law, most notably as the youngest associate he worked on the supreme court matter in which his client ultimately prevailed 8 - 1, then in 2018 sean joined my staff as deputy chief counsel working on a wide array of an important complex issues including election law, he did a fantastic job and we were sad that we were excited for him when he left in 2019 to serve as senator hawley's chief counsel and senator hawley joined us on the judiciary committee, he serves in that role doing an excellent job for senator hawley on judicial nominations and election law, federal critical law ethics, compliance and a whole lot more. my experience with sean has demonstrated that is not only in exceptional talented lawyer but someone deeply committed to the rule of law. he will be prepared to hit the day ground running on day one as a commissioner and i have complete confidence that he will faithfully apply the law fairly and neutrally. i will also note that sean

association because of lack of trial experience. millions of americans are in need of help because of the coronavirus. clearly the gop thinks they can wait. let them eat judges. it's always great to talk with you. this is what we're doing. republicans don't care about democracy, they hate elections. because they don't always win. they are watching donald trump burn down the house to get more judges and stack the federal reserve board with people. and 33 year-old unqualified judges. is that the same republican cohort you knew? >> yes. they're a disgrace. the longer they refuse to acknowledge that joe biden won fairly, the more republican base will buy into the fiction that this was rigged. and that under mines democracy. and that causes lasting damage. that will be with us for a long time. you can't put the tooth paste back in the tube. it's an absolute disgrace. this is the time when we have the worst -- we have an emergency. a pandemic. people are this is spiking and people are dying. we have a president who refuses to do his job that that he's fighting to get. but has no interest in doing. we need a government now addressing this crisis. >> it's clear that

on the supreme court for 35 years, hear a panel of judges and attorneys, all former supreme court law clerks talk about his legacy. the bar association of san francisco hosted the event. high everyone, good evening, thank you so much for coming to a nice program the impact of justice john paul stevens. i am an appellate lawyer here in thefrancisco, i am also chairman of the appellate section of the bar association of san francisco which organized this event. i would like to extend a warm welcome to members of a few groups who are cosponsoring tonight's program, the ninth judicial -- the federal bar association, northern district of california chapter and the american constitution society bay area chapter. i would also like to welcome c-span which is broadcasting the discussion tonight. i find that exciting, because in

association of the united states and canada camden county was recognized for its comprehensive annual financial report or carf, for the fiscal year which ended june 30, 2019. the car -- cafr is judged by an impartial panel and the high standards of the program include demonstrating a constructive spirit of full disclosure. in doing this, camden county clearly communicated its financial story. this is a great honor because the certificate of achievement is the highest form of recognition in the area of government accounting and financial reporting. i want to congratulate camden county and its management for the significant accomplishment and express my gratitude for the work that they do for our community. mr. speaker, i rise today to ongratulate brian mixon on his retirement after four years of ctive duty and 32 years as civilian service with the department of the army. brian served honorably as an air traffic and airspace honor and he was awarded manager of the by the air traffic control association in 2019. formally al award is known as the general e.r. cadasa award and a medallion award presented to an individual for outstanding achievement and during the previous year as an air

judge in flynn's case was not ready to go along with that, but no matter. today came the pardon we all knew was coming. flynn now becomes the second trump associate convicted as part of the russia investigation granted clemency by this president. trump previously commuted the sentence of his longtime adviser, roger stone, who we now know told the president in advance about wikileaks dumps of stolen clinton emails. now, flynn may be the latest felon to receive a pardon, but it appears he will not be the last. already tonight we're seeing reports that trump intends to pardon several other criminal elements in his orbit, and there are many. "the new york times" reports tonight that flynn's pardon may set off a wave of pardons in his remaining weeks in office. now, that is going to be music to the ears of former campaign manager paul manafort, former white house adviser steve bannon, former top fund-raiser elliott broidy, and trump personal lawyer rudy giuliani, all of whom have either been convicted, indicted, or are currently under criminal investigation. tonight the president also retweeted his congressional ally, matt gaetz, who said, "the presid

association at the university of albany. in addition to doing presidential biographies and elections, he is also a member of sabra, the baseball historians organization. he is a casey winning judgend jury and edgar award finalist for his book on arnold rothstein. ladies and gentlemen, david pietrusza. [applause] david: thank you, natalie, and it's great to be back here again. the question that people always ask me about my books is, why did you write this book? americans claim to hate politics, but we love the elections. we love sports. my sports background, your sports background, the whole country is crazy about it. we love the competition. we love the 162-game series and things going down to the seventh game of the world series. we love mazeroski hitting a home run and we love bill buckner and mookie wilson. 1948 is one of those moments in elections. this is when the underdog comes back and pulls out what everyone -- pulls it out when everyone has written him off. that is harry truman's improbable victory. that is the year that was. that is the election that was the great iconic comeback, the great surprise, the great surprise when the pundits are proven so spectacularly wron