pero ya para entonces, se haba formado un movimiento de apoyo que incluy a donald kagan, quien recibi de riÑon de un inmigrante nicaraguense en el 2010. s.o.t. donald kagan/apoyó a jesús 9:27:13 cuando uno llega con un donante, que quiere dar a un amigo, un familiar, lo que sea, ellos nunca preguntan si esa persona tiene papeles o no tienen papeles, la única cosa preguntan es si tienes un riñon que está sano. pero que injusticia que cuando llega la persona que es el que va a recibir el riñon, que ahí sí le preguntan si tienen papeles. s.o.t. jesús gonzález/recibió trasplante de riñon 7:30:08 yo pensé que ya no iba a haber nada, que ya iba a morir asi.. . pero jess ahora tiene una segunda oportunidad de vida.. l tendr que tomar medicinas por el resto de su vida para que su cuerpo no rechace el riÑon.. tanto l, como donald, esperan que este caso sirva como precedente para otros inmigrantes en necesidad de trasplantes. s.o.t. donald kagan/apoyó a jesús 11:06:15 hay muchos programas que pueden usar los inmigrantes para recibir el tratamiento necesario post-trasplante. s.o.t. 8:37:27 esper

justice elena kagan is not taking part. she recused herself after working on the case as solicitor general under president obama. >> ifill: for more on today's arguments, we turn as always to marcia coyle of the "national law journal." she was in the courtroom this morning and is back with us tonight. mash ahow did the university of texas attorneys defend their policies? >> well, the university said that race under its plan is one of roughly a dozen fasters that are considered when a student is going to be considered for admission into the university. that there is no quota. that the plan as constructed and administered and implemented, follows all of the guidelines that the supreme court set down under the gretter decision in 2003. the justices, gwen, have divided by race in the past. so it wasn't surprising that that divide play out again during the arguments today. hujustices more moderate to liberal, such as justices breyer and soto mayor and ginsberg being concerned that abigail fisher was asking the court to overrule

. >> it came out of left field for 12-year-old kagan rodriguez. you can guess how excited he was to see his step dad after 11 months of serving in kuwait. >> he wasn't supposed to come home until next month. >> i came home on thursday. >> sergeant donald scott was part of this homecoming, members of the 126th aviation regiment returned but the family wanted to wait. >> perfect, you can catch last baseball game of the season. we worked it all out. >> two days of hiding with one close call. >> i was in the bedroom with the door closed, i heard him in the kitchen and i wanted to run out. took everything i had not to run out there. >> it took sleep-overs at his grandparents house across the street to the make it all work. >> my mom was excellent. she was on standby with the phone at all times, kagan's coming across the street, he's this. i knew what my son was doing so i could keep my husband hidden. >> a union nearly a year in the making. >> hoping it would work. >> and worth the extra wait. >> really exciting he can catch one game. >> certainly a ma

mismos jueces que cuando considero la accion afirmativa en otro caso hace 9 anos, y la jueza elena kaganerior de abogada del gobierno. brenda arredondo, conferencia de liderazgo de derechos civiles y humanosy a que a lo menos vamos a quedar 4-4, que quiere decir que la decision se regresa a la corte mas baja al distrito 5 de texas." standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c.esta decision de la corte, de la cual podria muy bien depender el futuro de la accion afirmativa en este pais, no se espera sino hasta los primeros meses del 2013. desde la corte suprema en washington, fernando pizarro, univision." buenas tardes, hoy hemos disfrutado de excelentes condiciones atmosfericas en todo el area metropolitana, cielo despejado y soleado con temperaturas muy agradables... la buena noticia es que a pesar de que tendremos temperaturas fresacas estamos esperando cielos despejados y soleados... actualmente tenemos una temperatura de 70 grados con cielos parcialmente nublados y viento soplando desde el sureste a nueve millas por hora... las condiciones a nivel regional estan muy estables con minimas

. >> i think it would probably be elena kagan. >> jeff toobin, it seemed elizabeth warren got that rightime. we saw scott brown move from left to right. >> it looked like he was sort of randomly picking names out of the sky. the justices who had absolutely nothing to do with each other elizabeth warren, her boss on the harvard law faculty was dean elena kagan have a long history together. >> and it seemed like scott brown wasn't ready for that answer. he was a practicing lawyer in massachusetts. to not be actively thinking about the supreme court as a senator is a little surprising to me. >> well, and to say that you're favorite justices are sotomayor and scalia among several hours that he named. there is a huge difference between those justices. that is the difference between roe v. wade being overturned or being upheld. to say you all like tm equally shows you don't really know what you're talking about. >> what is your guess about how many justices you think might be replaced in the next presidential term? >> well, justices leave when they can. during the presidency of presidents they

. >> stephen: there are only eight justices because kagan recused herself. why? >> presumably she worked on the case but she didn't tell us why. >> stephen: shouldn't sotomayor take themselves out of it because they are minorities? jewish people have had a rough time, too. the irish 100 years ago need not apply along with italians. shouldn't it just be roberts deciding this case? >> doesn't he have the most skin in the game because if you get rid of affirmative action that benefits more white people. >> stephen: yeah but that's how it always has been. doesn't that seem the most american? >> historically you are probably right. >> stephen: white man is neutral. uncle sam default americans. >> this isn't true. >> stephen: his you on the ropes. i almost made you a jewish woman admit i more american than you are. >> we live in a melting pot immigrant filled society with all races and we want to keep it that way. >> stephen: if affirmative action is over turned what is going to the be the greatest effect of that? >> we would hope that schools would start taking more s

>> elena kagan. >> you knew. >> in republican circles is where they should throw a hail mary pass in michigan or pennsylvania. romney doesn't really want to but a lot of the super pac groups do. they want to make pennsylvania competitive. >> i've been thinking about that a long time. the big question this week, they have a debate victory bind them. the big question this week, they have a debate victory bind them. who chris: welcome back. they each won a debate. but the third one and that's this week's big question, who has the most at stake? >> the president. he has to be commanding and in charge of american foreign policy once in for all. >> i agree with that. and the fact that mitt romney doesn't know the interrelationship on foreign policy so the president has a pretty good shot if he can show himself. >> i think it's the president because libya will be the focus and he's got to get that story straight once and for all. >> it's clearly romney because he is still behind. he's got to remember there isn't a debate where you get every last point in. it's a leadership stage. he needs t

. >> supreme court justice elana kagan is recusing herself because she worked on the case while in theower courts. >>> a man who made a name in both sports an acting has died. he was a hall of fame football store for the lions. he went on to have a successful hollywood career. he played the father on the hit show "webster" and he appeared in "blazing saddles." he died in his home. he recently suffered kidney failure and was diagnosed with dimension. he was 77. >>> poofs are asking for the public's -- firefighters are asking for the public's help to help find an arsonist. the fires are set in trash bins and firefighters are worried that the they will spread. >> at least eight fires are blamed on the unknown arsonist. anyone with information about the fires is asked to contact the authorities. >>> a father and his two toddlers are safe thanks to the quick thinking of three people who noticed his car was on fire. this happened on lakeshore avenue in oakland around 5:45 last night. flames and smoke were shooting out of his car. one man helped the driver escape while two women grabbed the 1

she's particularly and members of for new college, elena kagan.and her choice is to be the senior liberal on the supreme court, or go sit by herself in her apartment near watergate. what would you do? [laughter] so i think she's going to stay. now, if obama is reelected, and it's looking that way, i don't think, i don't, i was not pandering. just making another one of my actual predictions. [laughter] -- excellent predictions. i don't think any of the conservatives will leave voluntarily. but it started to be a pretty old court. justice kennedy and scalia are both 76. you know, do the math. you don't always get a choice of when you leave, but i think if romney wins, ginsburg will try to hold on for the next four years. and i think if obama wins, kennedy and scalia will try to hold on, but you never know. >> close observation of chief justice roberts, would you care to stick to what was in the primary famously replied in his confirmation hearings that the job of a justice was just -- [inaudible] >> well, he is want to say that, that is the most quo

supreme court you know, choices that i have made in two remarkable women, sonia sotomayor and elena kagan and i think that it is important for women to have confidence that their president knows this is a set of decisions for them to make in consultations with their families. their clergy, it is not something that politicians need to get involved in. >> if you could fix either the electoral college or the fact that we're going to spend a billion electing a president, and lord knows what cancer cure that might have started us down the road on, which would you do most urgently if you had unlimited powers? >> well, i think that is an easy choice, i think the amount of money that is being spent in my campaign, and mr. romney's campaign, and the super pacs that are out there, is ridiculous. and i as you will recall, when the citizen's united decision came out i took a fairly unusual step of saying that this was bad for our democracy in the state of the union speech. i continue to believe that. there is no reason why i believe we can interpret the constitution in a way that allows us, with some

associate justice elana kagan recused herself because she was involved with the case while she served as solicitor general before joining the court. >>> commuters beware, that air bag you're counting on to save your life may be a fake that does not perform as advertised. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, criminals are selling the fake bags to unknowing suppliers who are then installing them in cars, perhaps yours. in some cases the bags explode and even send fragments hurtling towards the driver, but nhtsa says most drivers are not at risk. >> in fact, believe the safety issue may involve less than .1% of the u.s. fleet and only consumers that had their air bag replaced in the past three years by a repair shop that is not part of a new car dealership may be the folks that maybe most at risk. >> but you could be at risk if you recently bought a car titled salvaged, rebuilt or reconstructed. by the way, no air bag injuries or deaths have been reported so far. >>> the same sex marriage debate in maryland hit the campus of gallaudet university today. chief d

>> i think it would probably be elena kagan. >> all right. >> warren later took to twitter where she retweeted a link to a news article highlighting senator brown's answer on the supreme court. as for the red sox, elizabeth warren said manager bobby valentine deserves another year. senator brown did not take a position, saying he would leave it up to red sox management. an important question in massachusetts. >>> this morning early in-person voting begins in ohio, one day ahead of the first presidential debate in denver. that's where mitt romney was last night where he made his last scheduled public appearance before tomorrow night's face-off. the republican candidate received the endorsement of a local legend, hall of fame quarterback john elway. he introduced romney to a crowd of 5,000 supporters. >> i get the opportunity to introduce to you the next president of the united states, governor mitt romney! >> last night romney who spent long hours preparing for tomorrow's debate said the stakes are greater than simply crowning a winner of the debate. >> people want to know who's going

let me ask you a question about justice kagan. this is the case of folks in massachusetts challenging doma, that she would be recused in that case. those cases where decided the same day but separately. the court of appeals combine them. does that mean should have to be recused from both of those cases? >> it would depend on the details. we will do it inside baseball analysis of something that is very inside baseball. this is the important question -- whether we will have nine justices in the case. i think it is most likely because there were two different lawsuits going on at the same time, it will depend on the highly technical question of whether she did anything in the massachusetts state case while she was solicitor general? her role has been if i touched it, i'm out. i would guess it's very likely that at the time she was in the government when that loss was going on, she would happen of involvement. i think that carrie has it right. they obviously want her vote but do they expect her to vote? they're trying to make sure the

associate justice elaine take kagan has recused herself. she served as solicitor general prior to joining the court. >>> people who report wrongdoing which can impact national security can now also report waste, fraud or abuse without fear of retaliation. that's because the president signed a policy directive providing that protection to whistle blowers. under the policy whistle blowers who handle classified information -- anyone who reports wrongdoing can be protected. >>> it's 4:43. turning our -- 4:33. turning our attention to the race for the white house, the two men vying for vice president will face off in kentucky. >> after president obama's lackluster performance, people are looking to vice president biden to help them rebound. >> reporter: paul ryan arrived in kentucky ahead of his first nationally televised debate. the number two man on the g.o.p. ticket told reporters earlier in florida voters will see a clear choice when he faces off against vice president joe biden. >> joe biden has been on this stage before. he's been on the b

but just for clear here's to hoping that justices breyer, ginsberg, society mayor kagan can find the fifth vote that they need to move us forward >>and now to my point. that is a whole bunch of bunk! the powerful my steal an election but they cannot steal democracy. home of the brave. ♪ ♪ it's where fear goes unwelcomed... ♪ ♪ and certain men... find a way to rise above. this is the land of giants. ♪ ♪ guts. glory. ram. >> eliot: call it a total and complete failure of the justice system. call it a modern day witch-hunt. call it anything but the way the legal system is supposed to work in this country. it's become a well-known story. in 1993 three children were brutally murdered in the woods of west memphis arkansas. three men who were later to become known as the west memphis three from arrested for the crime. the 18-year-old damian echols, 17-year-old jesse misskelley, and 16-year-old jason baldwin. the evidence against them? the forced confession of misskelley, a mentally challenged teenager, and the fact that damian and jason wore black and listened to heavy metal music. they too

. >> 23 elena kagan these have authorized cameras in court room. cook county could see its first televised trial by the end of this year. >> a nanny accused of stabbing to children to that and trying to take her own life weeks from her coma. wakes from her coma. the children were killed last thursday. she is reportedly speaking to doctors. police have not released a motive but relatives said she recently suffered financial and emotional burdens. when she woke up she asked to see her own family. >> police have arrested a convicted sex offender and former pop star as part of an investigation into child sex abuse by a bbc host. gary glitter was arrested. news reports say he was seen having sex with an underage girl while the bbc host abused another girl. police say he abused more than 300 children dating back to 1959. investigators are also looking into how much the bbc news about the allegations. >> the man being held behind bars for more than two decades for molesting children is about to be released in pennsylvania. he was the main suspect in the d

mitt romney to pick their successors the president is reelected will get more justices like alina kagan and sonia sotomayor who still believe the progressive reforms like social security and medicare are constitutional they still believe the child labor laws and the minimum wage are constitutional they still believe in a woman's right to choose if mitt romney is elected we'll get justices like clarence thomas and antonin scalia who both believe that all those progressive reforms just mentioned are unconstitutional and should be overturned immediately worse we'll get justices recommended by robert bork bork was reagan's nominee to the supreme court in one thousand nine hundred seventy but he was rejected by the senate because of his radical beliefs today bork is mitt romney's constitutional advisor his judicial nominee superstar adviser back in one thousand nine hundred seven at the time aborts nomination the late senator ted kennedy took to the floor of the united states senate to talk about robert bork's grim vision of america robert bork's america is a land in which women would be for

justice elena kagan from the newest justice on the court, she sat out and that leaves us with a justices and the possibility of a tie. of course, if that happens, the lower court decision upholding the university of texas policy, union rates would be good law. but here's where it comes down to. the nitty-gritty. we do think it's going to come down to the justice in this case, anthony kennedy. we have a lot of tough questions for both sides. today, he seemed to feel that he was uncomfortable with the fact that it was being used in a way that was good. lou: we will have much more on affirmative action and the south carolina voter id law being upheld. we will have the "a-team" coming up next. president obama sending our troops to the jordanian border with syria. governor romney surging ahead in the polls, and a house hearing today exposing the conflict and contradiction in the obama administration statements on libya. author and producer of 2016. obama's america, dinesh d'souza, is here with his perspective next. jim lehrer, candy crowley, all moderators of the 2012 debate and all liberal.

going to get more scholarly as you understand you know your problem is you're going to get more alina kagan and suddenly so i mean it's you know right now first off i mean how many people have been actually arrested as appear in court struck say on that one and so into texas but but if you began who's in jail for me no one if you will actually the probably still are people from the old left over laws but if you get more scalia's you are going to see that he proclaims it today there's nothing you know as i did was a lot of my aunts dahmus is less guilty as more clarence thomas is for me and for this guy right here this libertarian this. is not a good you know i had to make i had to take either side in this debate because if you've got a bomb or you have romney no matter what you're going to have a growth in government and liberties are limited as government expands liberty contracts a simple fact of the matter is that if you look over the last sixty seventy years and you aggregate republican administrations and democratic administrations you had g.d.p. growth far more substantial in democrat

ways and means committee chairman says they now have e-mails the approved the treasury department and kagane heavily involved in the decisions concerning delphi pension treatment and termination. after a series of denials the obama campaign is apparently indicating the president was involved during a conference call yesterday reversing an earlier position. >> a policy that the president under check was one that was designed to save the larger universe of people who rely on the auto industry. lou: of the larger universe of people. the auto bailout, one of the obama campaign's principal talking points and focuses in this way states of ohio and michigan. joining me now, syndicated columnist ann coulter. racial demagoguery from the 70's to obama. good to have you with us. >> good to be here. lou: your reaction to these e-mails in which we find that 3-400 people at least were in this loop from. [indiscernible] >> getting in a lot of trouules with the mails these days. started off with the delphi e-mails. but this -- i mean, it is just so typical of liberals and the obama administration in partic

>> i think kagan will -- it's going to come to kagan, and it's very likely she'll refer it to the fullll see what happens. also there was another decision that was issued by the sixth circuit this week where they also threw out ohio's law saying you have to be in the correct precinct for your vote to be counted. that is significant. >> this is big. >> oh, yes. >> it means if i come to work and a poll worker tells me to go get in the wrong line because we know in cities people may not catch this if you live in a smaller place. if you live in a precinct and a poll worker tells me to go over there and i cast my ballot over there, what we're saying is we're going to count those votes. >> ohio was so determined to prevent african-americans from voting because african-americans gave the president the margin of victory in that state in 2008 that they actually sent a directive to the poll workers telling people they could not tell them where to vote. they directed them not to give their direction so their vote wouldn't be counted. >> barbara, there was a gag rule on accurate voting information

and then you had justice ginsberg, society mayor, kagan and -- society meier, kagan and sca colliea, bringing up the question of resip porosity. whether it is available in forums that have a greater connection to the issue or the defendants. you would also have presumably some type of exhaustion requirements. a plaintiff would either have to bring suit in those areas or attempt to or determine or present some evidence that doing so would be futile. the latter two, the jurisdiction of necessity as well as u.s. foreign policy issues were issues the court left open in sosa. they said they're interesting issues and maybe they'll come up in so much -- some future case. a lot did come up yesterday and that was just part of it. i think we can conclude that the kiobel litigation is probably in trouble. i didn't see it and maybe i'm blind to these things but i think it was difficult for me to see a justice to appeared particularly sympathetic to the theory of liability that's being put forward in this case. or to the idea that this particular case in these particular circumstances is being tr

and we do know that justice elena kagan has recused herself.e's potential for a 4-4 tie on the court when they get around to making a decision on that. in that case, by the way -- and i don't think we can say this enough -- in the case of a tie, don, the previous precedent would stand. so there wouldn't be any change in the law in the united states. >> joe johns, thank you. >>> lucky to be alive. that's the best way to describe a north carolina man hit by a car that keeps on going. ally bank. why they have a raise your rate cd. tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel laureate in economics, and one of the most cited economists in the world. professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. if he can't, no one can. that's why ally has a raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? ha

associate justice elena kagan has recused herself because of her involvement serving as solicitor general. >>> two groups of casinos lobbying maryland voters have now spent, get this, more money than has ever been spent before on a campaign in the state. you didn't really need to tell us that, bruce, because we can't get away from the ads every time you turn around. >> it's like there are more than in the presidential race. you think it's a good time to ask the boss for a raise? >> you go first. >> the tv station must be making a ton of money. two opposing groups of casino and development interests have now spent a record almost $36 million just in maryland and there's still 27 days left before the election. >> question 7 cuts taxes for billionaire special interests. >> it has gotten so bad the two sides are spending much of their money just blasting the other side's commercials. >> their dishonest as are everywhere. >> even the politicians are sick of. >> they drive me nuts. >> -- of it. >> they drive they nuts. >> i want to watch the ballgames. >> penn national, which owns a casino in w

. >> what about the fact that justice elana kagan, she recused herself here, there could be a tie theyjustices one way, four another. what happens in that case? >> in that case, the previous precedent stands. so the university of michigan case from nine years ago would continue to be the law of the land if they ended up in a 4-4 tie. >> all right, joe johns, thank you very much. u.s. supreme court today. >>> also this, miles above the earth, a dragon, sort of, has latched on to the international space station. we're going to tell you how this changes everything about the space program. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] its lightweight construction makes it nimble... ♪ its road gripping performance makes it a cadillac. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with advanced haldex all-wheel drive. [ engine revving ] it's bringing the future forward. >>> today, a big first for our nation's space program. >> we have tamed the dragon. we're happy she's on board with us. >> the dragon capsule launched just this week from private space entity spacex, now officially is attached to the iss, the int