levinson said the rules of legal standing are not strict in these type of cases.any appeals court found the website designer did have standing to sue. civil rights legal group is challenging a legal admissions or legacy admissions at harvard university. legacy admissions, by the way, gives special treatment to students whose parents are alumni or whose relatives donated significant amount of money. lawyers for the boston nonprofit say these legacy admissions violate the recent supreme court decision to overturn race based admissions. cal state university students may be paying higher tuition in the near future. the university system is proposing a 6% annual tuition tuition hike starting in the fall of next year. the first increase would cost most students about $340 the first year. school officials say they would reassess the annual increases. after five years, the price increases would affect both undergrad and graduate students who are not receiving state financial aid. some of the latest changes at twitter are creating a backlash from users. now last weekend, t

the difference i think, between the bob levinson case and the billy riley case is that bob levinson was actually you know, he'd been an fbi agent, whereas billy was a confidential human source. he was not he didn't have the training. you know, he wasn't he was a freelancer. he was one of these people sort of scooped up by the fbi and and discarded at their leisure. so it's a little different, you hot carry thermal. can you hear me? yeah. thank you. kenneth summer, a global nomad. i was wondering if you saw any similarities between billy and his journey. this is during the digital age and john walker lindh, the american taliban, who also was young, interested islam, went over there in a xenophobic america. yeah, that's a good i think also you're getting into maybe a deeper point, which is that such things happen from time to time. right. that maybe this isn't such an isolated case. but i would say the difference here is that, billy, you know, billy never expressed an interest to take up arms for russian interests. he his interest seemed to be more academic, if you will, on one hand. and

my colleagues then levinson, al root. then, once again, a great week for stocks.powers the bible this week? >> is the numbers we got. we had a fantastic week, s&p had the best. nasdaq the best since january. a strange we balance will happen in the nasdaq 100 where big stocks got too big so apple and big tech stocks will be knocked down and that caused them to fall but they still had a fantastic week because of inflation, inflation dropped down 3%, it's dropped from 9.1 to 3% faster than at any time since 1952. it's amazing, it means the fed will not raise rates so much and that should set the market higher. >> i like bull markets but prefer hated bull markets to this bull market starting to be recognized as such. the stock etf up 10% this week, it starts to get contrarians worried. >> the stocks whenever you see those things do well, you get frightened but this is the week where it's more about bears saying i'm not sure i want to short these things and covering their positions anyone going out and saying i got crazy things because they are going up. >> anytime any

jessica levinson, professor of law at loyola marymount university law school. i always appreciate the conversation in time. thank you again. thank you. and today, the white house announced the hunter biden would not be pardoned if convicted of misdemeanor charges against him. the president's son faces two misdemeanor tax offenses as well as a felony gun charge. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre gave a briefing today and did not elaborate after saying hunter biden would not be pardoned. what i can say is that and i've said this before, this is a personal matter. this is a hunter biden, as you know, is a private citizen. and this was done in an independent way. this investigation is being led by a trump appointed prosecutor and so the department of justice is independent. we give them the space to be independent, and we respect the rule of law. yesterday, a federal judge said she would not. she was not ready to accept a revised agreement between the doj and hunter biden axing a proposed plea deal. this will postpone proceedings for at least a month.

levinson said the rules of legal standing are not strict in these types of cases, and an appeals court found that website designer did have standing to sue. time now, 419 this morning, taking a live look just over the bay bridge, rather, the bay bridge toll plaza here just a quick look at your traffic. not too much going on here. just a few minutes after 4:00 this morning, we expect traffic to be pretty light for the most part here. so if you're heading into san francisco, certainly later in the afternoon, we can certainly see that traffic pick up as folks head to some of those fireworks shows and events . a record breaking number of drivers are hitting the road on this 4th of july holiday, both in california and across the country. aa estimates 5.6 million people will travel by car in california alone. that would surpass the previous independence day holiday record set in the state back in 2019. chp is maximum enforcement period still in effect right now, law enforcement officers statewide will be looking for impaired and distracted drivers. last year, 44 people were killed in crashes

professor levinson goes on to say that new charges will likely cause more delays in the case and thatssibly be on trial while also running for president if name the gop nominee. new at ten, senator dianne feinstein caught in a moment of confusion during a senate appropriations committee hearing today. i would like to support a yes vote on this. it funds prior authorities submitted. yeah, just say i. okay, just i thank you. the 90 year old senator launched premature remarks during a roll call vote. that's when that aide came to her side and also when washington state senator pat murray prompted feinstein to, quote, just say aye. the confusion comes after some have raised questions about senator feinstein's health. some lawmakers have urged the senator to resign before the end of her term this weekend, taylor swift will perform two sold out concerts at levi's stadium. but we are already seeing swifties starting to form long lines in santa clara today, fans wanted to get their hands on official tour merchandise. the build up has been brewing as the pop superstar gets ready to turn up the

levinson also said the rules of legal standing are not stringent in these types of cases. and an appeals court found that smith did have standing to sue. apart from that added affidavit at a civil rights legal group is challenging legacy admissions at harvard. lawyers for the boston nonprofit civil rights filed the complaint today on behalf of black and latino groups. community groups in new england, legacy admissions, which critics call affirmative action for the rich, gives special treatment for students whose parents are alumni or whose relatives donated money. the filing comes four days after the supreme court struck down race conscious policies in college admissions. new changes for twitter users has created some backlash. on saturday, twitter began limiting users with verified accounts to reading 60,000 posts a day unverified accounts could only read 300 posts. these rules were relaxed slightly yesterday, but not before an outage that had many users frustrated. twitter owner elon musk says the changes are temporary and aimed at stopping data scraping and system manip

levinson also said the rules of legal standing are not stringent in these types of cases. and an appeals court found that smith had standing to sue. apart from the added affidavit that a civil rights legal group is now challenging legacy legacy rather admissions at harvard. lawyers for the boston nonprofit civil rights filed the complaint today on behalf of black and latino community groups in new england. legacy admissions, which critics call affirmative action for the rich, gives special treatment for students whose parents are alumni or whose relatives donated money. the filing comes four days after the supreme court struck down race conscious policy in college admissions as the field of presidential candidates grows for next year. recent polls show about 56% of voters want a third major party to compete. last month, cornell west announced a bid from the people's party and new movements are also trying to tap into third party interest. one of the biggest is called the forward party. ktvu political reporter greg lee has the story. but we don't ever, ever want to pass up.

jessica levinson, really appreciate you spending some time and walking us through this. really appreciate it. thank you. thank you. look there, just some sunshine and blue skies. we actually had temperatures fall off quite a bit. if you are just joining us, anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees cooler today compared to yesterday. so a big switch in the pattern that is going to last through the holiday and into the coming days as well. giving you a look here again at the golden gate bridge, socked in with some fog there along the coastline. we are partly cloudy to mostly cloudy from the coast into san francisco. a cool 62 degrees right now. you go inland is still another warm day. areas like santa rosa right now, 72, 77 in san jose and baking once again for the inner east bay. upper 80s expected or i should say at this hour for many of you , although not quite as hot as yesterday. and temperatures are going to continue to cool into the 4th of july. so a pleasant afternoon for most. we will be cool along the coast if you're going to the giants game a little bit later today is goi

jessica levinson also said the rules of legal standing are not strict in these types of cases. and an appeals court found that smith did have standing to sue. a civil rights legal group is challenging legacy admissions at harvard university. lawyers for the boston nonprofit civil rights filed the complaint on behalf of black and latino community groups in new england. legacy admissions, which critics call affirmative action for the rich, gives special treatment for students whose parents are alum or whose relatives donated money. the filing comes four days after the supreme court struck down race conscious policies in college admissions. airlines are getting ready tonight for another test later this week. here's a live look right now at san francisco international airport, where flightaware reports 149 flights were delayed today and another seven were canceled. travel industry experts with hopper expect return flights for 4th of july. travelers will be their busiest on wednesday. that's when 3.7 million people are expected to fly across the us. ktvu is tom vacar spoke with indu

my colleagues been levinson called in english and jackhowes . so ben the great rotation from tech stocks never quite materialized, but this week was a big win for the old economy. it really was, you know, they say that every dog has this day. while the dow has had 10 days in a row of gains, which is its longest winning streak since 2017 and it really is because people felt like you know what maybe we've had enough tech. we're going to buy some other stuff, and they bought things like banks. goldman sachs is in the dow, and that really helped a lot. on the other hand, you had earnings from tesla and netflix. they were ok, but not enough to push those stocks up higher after they gained so much and that really ended up rolling down the nasdaq, which finished the week down, 0.6% after those big rallies, you gotta have really banged up earnings to justify it. so shortly we have david rosenberg on. he recently observed that more than 140 stocks have hit 52 week highs since may. that feels like a nice broadening that we've been waiting for, right. that

jessica levinson, appreciate having you on. thank you so much for being here with us. >> thank you. >>> in france, nearly 1,000 people have been detained after a fourth night of protests sparked by the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old boy. in several cities demonstrators vented their anger by setting objects on fire and throwing fireworks at police. french officials are condemning the unrest saying it won't bring justice to the slain teenager. he was fatally shot during a traffic stop. in the day ahead his funeral will be held. france must address deep issues in the police force. let's get more from cnn's nic robertson in paris. what's the latest on all of the protests? >> reporter: yeah. number of arrests were up. 994. but the number of inches dechblgtdents of violence are up. 2500 fire sets, 1350 vehicles torched, compare that to 1990 the previous night. 1919, rather, the previous night. you can see the figures are down. the attacks on government buildings were down, but there were more police. there were 45,000 police

i spoke with jessica levinson and asked for her response to trump's latest dog whistle to his base. >> we lived through january 6th, 2021. when the president speaks to his base, they are listening and will mobilize and sometimes become violent. if i was the president's attorney, i would be very upset. this is not good for him. the potential future judge is watching. when it comes to gag orders and exchange of discovery, you have to know what kind of litigant you have, that threatens revenge on the department of justice. this is a different story. this is what his base wants to hear. this is a witch hunt and they have to reclaim the president's good name. and they need to take action to do. >> and, jessica, former vice president mike pence says he is not convinced that the actions were criminal. and florida governor, ron desantis, says january 6th was not an insurrection, but an unfortunate attack. what's your legal and political assessment of these claims from two gop presidential hopefuls? >> i don't think they're making legal assessments. those are political comments. they are both

we had the levinson inquiry a few years ago. i don't think it's made that much of a change.dy�*s standards, the sharia standards. but johnson still has friends in these papers. we know for some of the downing street parties, journalists were at them. do we see the medium for —— media pursuing them? know, we see relations between politics and the media. this is happening because it's the bbc and the sun. part of the newspaper whole strategy is to get themselves talked about on the airwaves. i'm not saying it's not a story, but the idea that it's a story, but the idea that it's a story that because the sun light on it, it should be every bulletin in the country is utterly ridiculous. if we focus on the bics about this that could be a story, looking at the statement from vicki flynn, said that huw edwards is suffering from serious mental health should choose —— issues. she notes it's been well documented and he's been treated for severe depression. just your thoughts on that and how this very private issue is now being publicly discussed. in private issue is now being publicly

jessica levinson joins me now. she is host of the passing judgment podcast. good to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> former u.s. president donald trump faces possible indictment this week. in response, he is making t threats about what will likely happen if his legal woes worsen. even reposting a video, threatening revenge, if he's indicted by special counsel jack smith. what's your legal reaction to this and the dog whistle to trump's base? >> we lived through january 6th, 2021. when the president speaks to his base, they are listening and will mobilize and sometimes become violent. if i was the president's attorney, i would be very upset. this is not good for him. the potential future judge is watching. when it comes to gag orders and exchange of disdiscovery, you h to know what kind of litigant you have, that threatens revenge on the department of justice. this is a different story. this is what his base wants to hear. this is a witch hunt and they have to reclaim the president's good name. and they need to take action to do. >> and, jessica, forme

loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that revelation is not likely to affect the case.ly her attorney could face sanctions if he knew that this was a false affidavit, again, a big potentially and we don't know facts to indicate that. i don't think that this changes the case at all. levinson said the rules of legal standing are not strict in these types of cases, and an appeals court found the website designer did have standing to sue. 856 now civil rights legal group is challenging legacy admissions at harvard university. legacy admissions give special treatment to students whose parents are alumni or whose relatives donated significant amounts of money. lawyers for the boston nonprofit say these legacy admissions violate the recent supreme court decision to overturn race based admissions for the first time since his failed rebellion. we are hearing from the leader of the private russian military group, wagner yevgeny prigozhin released a recording yesterday announcing that he expects further victories at the front for his wagner soldiers. he also claimed his failed cou

law professor jessica levinson, there, she says politics will complicate the legal matters because she envisions a timetable in which court delays set a trial right in the middle of the 20 2420 presidential election. absolutely looking at a scenario where if the case does go to trial, the former president is the current nominee . when that happens and trump is lashing out against the prosecutor and saying, quote, the charges are ridiculous and they know it better than anyone, end quote. he calls the cases against him illegal witch hunt in a desperate attempt to derail his presidential campaign. now legal experts predict an indictment will likely come today or more likely next week for the capitol hill insurrection. and the 2020 election. interference garcia andre senior, thank you. 49 ers quarterback brock purdy will practice again with the team today and says so far his arm feels great. parties been throwing for a few weeks now yesterday he worked out in front of the public for the first time since he had that surgery on his right elbow back in march. he admitted he was rusty, said hi

for more, we are joined now by lori levinson, law professor at loyola marymount university. the legal troubles for the former president clearly continuing to pile up here. we appreciate you taking the time, professor. how serious are these additional charges that were just added by federal prosecutors related to the former president's mishandling of the classified documents? these are actually really serious because what they show is that there was a cover up and that the former president was in the middle of it, asking people to delete footage, camera . and you don't cover up unless you're worried that you did something wrong. they also involve having people work for him, lied to the fbi, and now we know that they've caught him in this lie. so it's going to be harder for trump to argue he didn't realize that these were documents that were classified and he didn't realize that he shouldn't move them or give them over to other people. all right. so what do you think? how strong does it sound like the evidence is here that the former president and working with a couple of his

hi, my name is phil levinson. i in dan's town, maryland, outside of d.c.. this is absolutely fascinating, particularly to who's trained as an engineer. i a just a comment, a question really i noticed at two point temperature and what global temperature there are all the same units and one of the comments you made is that what would probably not be except did. and i'm wondering if one of the reasons is temperature or what global temperature is something very different than regular temperature. why not have a different uniform? you know, like a like an engineer? we have know joules and sure. all that stuff. well, i'm not in charge of units in this country. all these i mean the wet bulb measured with a thermometer. so i mean, i don't know how to answer. i get where you're coming from. we're asking people to look at a different to it is a marketing even even of the world's. most well-known private weather forecasting companies that i not name has a measure of comfort whose units are degrees. so i'm not aware of any private sector, and that's probably the way to

law professor jessica levinson says politics will complicate these legal matters because she envisions a timetable in which court delays set to trial right in the middle of the 2024 presidential campaign. absolutely looking at a scenario where if the case does go to trial, that the former president is the current nominee, when that happens. well, trump is lashing out against this prosecution, saying , quote, the charges are ridiculous and they know it better than anyone, end quote. he calls the cases against him illegal witch hunts in a desperate attempt to derail his presidential campaign. legal experts predict an indictment will likely come today or more likely next week for the capitol hill insurrection and 2020 election interference. dave. all right, andre, thank you. time is 616, the hollywood strike by sag-aftra. it is landed on the steps of the state capitol in sacramento. and now lawmakers there are joining in the fight. yesterday state and local leaders took part in a rally at the capitol as california recently gave the industry a big tax credit to keep businesses in the state