>> kagan: so he was castrated. >> stahl: was castrated. >> kagan: right.ppy, just like people's dogs and cats that, you know, are spayed and neutered. is it ideal? no. >> stahl: back in copenhagen, there are now two young giraffes-- a half-sister and brother to marius. we couldn't help but wonder about their future. is it possible that one or both will have to be culled? >> holst: for the male, it may be an option, yes. >> stahl: marius ii. >> holst: could be, yes. we still have 15 months to look for a place for him. but if necessary, we will do it, yes. >> are zookeepers playing god? a conversation with lesley stahl on 60minutesovertime.com, sponsored by pfizer. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fata

his domestic policy advisor, elena kagan, a whom who has a different job. after she gave elena kagan earful. she went in the oval office gave clinton an earful. guess what happened? the money was restored and bill got rewritten. she cared about the big picture and you only have so much time and energy in the world and focused her on these people. she protected them for 50 years. you're welcome. thank you. thank you for coming. i'm very grateful. a most beautiful day. thank you. [applause] [inaudible]. [laughter]

elena kagan: but, mr. liu, this might be the same question and, if so, i -- i apologize for beating you over the head with it, but a notice to appear, it's a special kind of charging document. it's telling you that the overnment wants you to appear. and then, if the government wants you to appear, the first thing you need to know is, where am i supposed to appear? when am i supposed to appear? so that there will be somebody who will do what they want to do with me when i appear. so it's -- i mean, it would -- it would seem actually even more than the charges itself that a notice to appear, you know, the sine qua non is telling you where you should appear. frederick liu: well, i think that's not the -- the essential function of a charging document. it's not the essential -- elena kagan: well, you talk about it as a charging document. i hate to interrupt you, but i'll just -- it's not any old charging document. it's a notice to appear, which means somebody has to know where they're supposed to appear and whe

kagan's book. and adele exhibit in bavaria with a population of one hundred forty eight thousand on its outskirts is a hot finish construction project. the project has proved highly controversial dodgy dealings between developers and politician supposedly took place. the city has been grappling with the corruption scandal for more than a year steffen i was the first to report on the case he's the editor of an independent online newspaper which ran stories other reporters are reluctant to go now. just decision making has been apparent in the construction industry for twenty years it's always the same players exemptions and benefits are always granted to the same people. in the last two years public prosecutors have started looking into it and are investigating the current mayor and his predecessor for corruption. the man. has been suspended and tunde down our request for an interview he's currently not allowed to return to duty an investigation into his actions is underway. stephan i know has long b

>> a couple of reasons justice kagan. because of that case came to the court i think we would have no trouble with the civil rights to have a clear congressional command. >> if that's the case then there can be a conflict between statutes and title vii even though title vii says absolutely nothing about arbitration? >> it isn't a magic substance you can have a clear congressional command it is just an agency attempting to and it isn't a fundamental attribute. >> may i continue? >> sure. >> title vii that you shall not discriminate and section seven says to the employer you shall not interfere with concerted activities such as three guys joining together to bring a suit and i got is a fundamental action of arbitration. . . . . of contracts that would interfere with the choice to improve their lobbies employees. second, finding individual arbitration under the federal arbitration act savings clause because they are legal under the act gives full effect to both statutes and third, the employers position requires the court fo

after she gave elena kagan earful. she went in the oval office gave clinton an earful. guess what happened? the money was restored and bill got rewritten. she cared about the big picture and you only have so much time and energy in the world and focused her on these people. she protected them for 50 years. you're welcome. thank you. thank you for coming. i'm very grateful. a most beautiful day. thank you. [applause] [inaudible]. [laughter] >> booktv tapes hundreds of author programs around the country all year long. here is a look at some events we're covering this week. we're here at the nation's capital at the national press club for fox news's bret baier exploring ronald reagan's efforts to end the cold war. wednesday we're at the lbj presidential library in austin, texas, to hear cnn chief washington correspondent jake tapper on his novel about capitol hill. also that evening we're in philadelphia at the free library where radio and tv host michael smear cornish shares his thoughts on political climate. we hear peter stark to detail the early military career of geor

. >> justice kagan, i think the record reflects that what mr. mccoy wanted was to beat the death penalty by the means that he wanted which was his alibi. >> let's take justice kagan's hypothetical than on its own terms. what would be the outcome in that case? >> i think that probably to some degree goes back to justice roberts hypothetical about a rational conversation with the defendant who is willing to have a conversation and not simply close the door to the discussion which is much more like the defendant in -- >> let's look at all of that competent rational, competent individual who makes a correlated decision autonomously that that is the root he or she wishes to go and can we even call it assistance of counsel? is that what it is when a lawyer overrides that person's wishes? >> i do believe it still falls within assistance of counsel and i think that is answered by the deficiency prong in order to practice. he would probably win that. >> i was thinking back and i think the chief asked or maybe justice kennedy but quoted the language he sa

kimberly. >> i'd like to come back to something that justice kagan raised about intent. when it comes to legislative intent this court does it. when it comes to the question of burdens imposed on voting rights in the ballot access cases, this court does that as well. our position is that the burden properly understood under the first amendment and applied in this context is the same burden that this court recognized in the ballot access cases. it's deliberately making it more difficult for particular citizens to achieve electoral success because their views are disapproved by those in power, in this case, in annapolis. the court having postponed jurisdiction, i think the question of this is squarely presented to it. and i think the court has concerns about the posture of the case coming up as preliminary injunction. at the same time i think the lower court is looking for this cou court's guidance, whether this should proceed on. we would take the approach that judge kneemayer took, whether the citizens have been burdened because of the views expressed in their prior voti

kagan's book is a thriving city its economy is growing unemployment is low. care is city hall we have a meeting at the department of personnel and administration. says the suspended man is innocent until proven guilty. reading is. written sieberg is in no way corrupt it's the same in this respect as any other local administration in germany. we live in a democracy and we abide by the rule of law is based on this one it's important to ensure no one in public administration is corrupt or white. stefan i'd never remain skeptical of the trial set to begin in zero seven he predicts it will be years before the case is a closed. now when it comes to political intrigue corruption top level investigations of the most delicate type scandals spying and the best to emerge from the swamp they call washington and if you find yourself at the center of an inquiry you may just want to think about your appearance how you come across from what you wear because as our style guru says the white in your wardrobe can say a lot about your case. you know i was just dreaming about rob

. >> no, justice kagan.[inaudible] it says the principle that was articulated that possession would allow you to bring a trespass action against anyone who invaded and if you look at common someone has clearly conceived the court to deny them the right to bring a trespass or conversion action against the third party. the strangers were invading the -- >> it's a problem with going down this property route is we go off in search of a type of case that almost never arose and if it does arise in common-law where an unauthorized sub brings an action for trespass to chattel against a law enforcement officer. >> when with that ever have happened in 18th century america? >> it's your right to bring a trust action against a stranger and the fact you can exclude a stranger and bring trust backs is sporting a property rights under the -- >> it's hard enough to find a case where it is a stranger or the private party stranger but that's not what we have here. we have a party who has lawful rights that note private party

. >> reporter: jessica kagan shot this video of a fire as she returned to her car after the as game last night. she parked off 73rd avenue in oakland. >> the fire had started and fire trucks were starting to block off this area, so we got out as quickly as we could. >> reporter: fans of musician paul simon were also leaving a show at oracle. the fire led to delays for fans at both events trying to get home. >> when we left, they said that there's a fire and then it took like an hour to get out. >> reporter: the fire be under 12 to 15 palettes of material at a roofing supply business. a battalion chief says a light wind may have carried an ember over. >> it looks to be that it was an accidental fire, due to the fireworks display from the oakland coliseum. >> he says there was no damage to the building. the fire was put out quickly. firefighters say there have not been issues with the many fireworks shows at the coliseum over the years. >> their track record is excellent. they take it very seriously. they have pyrotechnic people that are on scene there. they are always 100% professional. i

to the white house and she have a meeting with the domestic policy advisor and after she gave elena kagan an earful and guess what happened. that money got restored. that bill got rewritten. her people were taken care of. she saw the big picture and she cared about the big picture but she knew you only had so much time and energy in the world and she's focused hers on her people and she protected them for 50 years. [applause]. thank you. i'm very grateful. [applause]. [inaudible conversations]'s [inaudible conversations] .. ..

at the time, robert reagan -- a -- robert kagan wrote a column called this is how fascism comes to america. and as i did often, i took a snippet, i put it onto twitter, and i sent it out into the world. i got an odd reply back from somebody who called himself cyber trump. it just said hello, weisman, that's it. except the weisman was in three parentheses. i didn't know what it meant. i intuited it had some some kind of meaning, so i said care to explain, and he came back -- [inaudible] i have, if a dog whistled fool, i have belled the cat for my fellow goian. and then the onslaught began. and let me explain what belling the cat meant. i didn't know this at the time. i came to know it later. unbeknownst to me, an enterprising member of the alt-right -- their name, not mine -- that strange conglomeration of racists, anti-semites, white nationalists and america firsters had created a piece of software that you could get on google. it had the bland name of the coincidence indicator so it wouldn't rise to google's notice. but if you downloaded the coincidence indicator, you could surgery for je

. >> brian kagan has always been bothered by valdes avenue, since he bought his house in the 1970s. >oked at the concrete wall of the house where the name is inscribed, and i noticed that the z in valdes is backwards. >> a more noticeable problem is bothering him and his neighbors. >> the corners do not match the street in any way, shape, or form. they are wildly off. >> san francisco's new wheelchair accessible curbs are supposed to make life easier. >> i cannot imagine someone coming up that slow. >> never say they were suspicious from day one watching construction crews but the forms in. >> they were off by a foot or so. low over there, high over here. and they just went ahead and pour the concrete anyway. >> construction has been going on well over its permit end date of april 27, in the grade of the street does not match the sidewalk. >> -- and the grade of the street does not match the sidewalk. >> the grade of the street is higher than normal. so it is easy to miss a step. >> that will be a lake. >> neighbors have complaints on the quality of the materials used to make the curb

kagan says because of privacy laws, she can't elaborate on which clinic mrs. anderson went missing from. it is still unclear how she got inside the power plant which is supposed to be a secure building. >> we're very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found and we ar absolutely looking into that. we're ve concerned that that happened. >> reporter: sheriff deputies patrol the outside of the power plant but don't go inside according to a spokesperson for the sheriff's department. we spoke to a person from the family last night. we are expecting to hear from him again. last night he said they are in deep grief and shock right now. from san francisco general, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> didn't something similar like this happen at that same hospital just a few years ago? >> reporter: in 2013 a woman was reported missing and her body was found two weeks later in an outside stairwell. the family sued and got $3 million from the city. >>> it is now nearly a month since hawaii's kilauea volcano began a major

one of the purposes not through justice kagan but through this case the concern that i can find that federal statute should address themselves to individuals and not the states. >> that cannot 100% because you have a preemption but if you look at it is basically true with preemption to be a commerce clause phase that is the exception then asked what have we here? osha? nothing like that. there is no regulation of that kind. is there the deregulation act that says there is no free federal policy? no. because all the things that you mentioned have the words state.and it so all we have here are a group, if you like of provisions all of which are addressing themselves to what kind of law a state may have without a clear federal policy that distinguishes between what they want the states to do what the federal government is doing and in those circumstances it falls on the subject matter of this law is the state. that is what this is about to tell the states what to do and therefore it falls under commandeering. that is how i was reading it the notion of not addressing itself to states. >>

our view, as i interviewed justice kagan, when you look at 25183, it indicates this is an additional requirement. as i said earlier. really the foundational requirement. >> is your view dependent on our accepting that? that it is not only a foundational requirement but that it is a foundational requirement that has to be on the face of the order? >> no. because of the overbreadth of the order. i certainly think that the extent that the failure to refer to kansas matters. it would only help our argument. because the order exceeds the territorial jurisdiction, it is inadequate and insufficient. >> whether the jrs addiction has to be stated on the face of the order. >> yes. that's correct. because there's a failure to comply, i think that's all that's needed. i think it would lead to strange results. we give the example of an order that authorized interception for 180 days, rather than 30 days. i think the government would take, i think the government would take the same position, that that order would not be facially insufficient because it would merely be overbroad in justice ginsberg

. >> you have been listening to rachel kagan, san francisco department of public health spokeswoman referring there to the 2013 incident in which a woman was found in a stairwell. that one was on the hospital grounds property. we are now learning this woman who was found today happened inside a power plant building which sunt on the hospital -- which is not on the hospital grounds and apparently the patient and public do not have access to it. >> and they are working to find out how this woman was able to gain access to that. obviously it was a concern given security breach or security measures they have in place. again, they said that usually just engineering staff and other staff are only able to access that building but no patient care there whatsoever. they are going to be looking at video to see how she might have ended up there, but a concern situation for the hospital there in san francisco and we are going to continue to follow the developments and the latest information that comes out and bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> turning now to our election coverage. new report s

kagan was put on the court but obama but voted against heart of obama's health-care plan.o there are all sorts of examples. breyer voting against clinton in the paula jones case -- so on and so forth. i do think that they think about, you know -- should we get into a case? is the country ready for that decision? have all of the issues been properly ventilated and the lower courts? >> here is that hasn't, yet. it takes for votes to grant cert but it takes five votes to win a case. so the four justices, they would actually get the court to hear the case if they want to, they have to be about to count to five, or they won't be would to vote for cert. i think the problem for the liberal justices was that they had a hard time figuring out how they would get to five and therefore they did not want to hear the case. the same thing happened with the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. the nra did not want to gaze to the case to go to the supreme court, because it were not sure that they could get the outcome they wanted. they did not want to have a bad outcome that would

. >> there have been so-called rumors of a rift on the supreme court between gorsuch and elena kagan and they've been fighting in the conference meetings, which i have to say, you know, i'd love to know who the source is because i don't think any of the justices are sharing that information. i don't know who else would have information about what happens during the conference because no one else is allowed in other than the justices for his point about the media trying to make of this narrative, it's entertaining to jeffrey toobin has been criticizing justice gorsuch for asking too many questions and being pushy in oral arguments, but two years ago he wrote a piece about calling justice thomas a disgrace because he never asked questions because he doesn't think it's a good use of his time to interrupt the advocates and hear what he has to say. he wants to hear what they have to say. >> you are in trouble either way with them. the interesting point is the gorsuch style hashtag is been over explaining that it not also goes to who his target audience is. isn't he a law unto delete law p

now the fed hit the inflation starting and it's plow the long run sustainable unemployment adp kagannemployment rate that will sink into the threes sometime on the. the bls estimate for friday, 195k the fed also will continue talking about the effect of strong fiscal stimulus at a time had he it wants to slow down the economy. the chief economist at grand thornton writing into. the fed is attempting to water down the puchbl and even take a few glasses away while the administration and congress are sneaking flasks of grain cho into the school dance despite the punch. here are the probabilities for rate hikes for the rest of the year that's a high. goldman sachs had a report saying this morning saying it now believes the fed could go further this cycle than originally forecast seeing upside to the prediction they would stop the cycle at 3.25, 3.5% it is a darkened outlook if the you don't like interest rate hikes. >> steve leishman from washington stocks are steady ahead of this decision the vix is at 15 and earnings are are helping a lot. tech has been up all day apple is the main mov