elizabeth: marbury versus madison. the reason i raise it is because it is so very much what chief justice roberts is talking about today. you asked a question about how he approaches his job. he talks about how he approaches his job and the role of the court. it was in that case the court established its role in our constitutional democracy and we have seen it across the administrations, all the way through history into the present moment. the court has this role where it has to be independent of the political branches, so it can serve as a check. but it can't be seen as unaccountable or unresponsive to the people. chief justice roberts understand that very well. the way that marshall handled that in marbury versus madison was wonderful. he was on the supreme court, where one of the judges that president adams had appointed and confirmed did not get his commission from the new administration. the judge, marbury said, you should order the administration to give them my commission. there is a statute that allows them to

marbury played for five nba team its, before become a legend in the chinese league.ll baseball week. former dodgers' long time broadcaster vin scully had this message. >> things are tough. we will be up off our knees soon. we want to remind you about that and in the meantime, spend the precious time at home with your family. pray more, like most of us will do. and above all, try to smile. when you smile, that makes everybody else feel better. god bless. >> it is good to hear from vin. >> joey gallo is getting his swings in during quarantine. taking swings off a tee in his house, apartment on >> the music from "rocky." going through the obstacle course. you can get a good inside your house. >> secret is safe with me. >> next on abc 7 news at 5:00, disney is bringing the favorite metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i was relentless first. relentless about learning the first song we ever danced to. about teaching him to put others first. about helping her raise her first child. and when i was first diagnosed, my choice was everyday verzenio. it's the only one of

former nba star stephon marbury is working on a deal with a chinese mask supplier that is willing tol new york masks $5 less than what the masks will go for. the deal is yet to go through. if it is successful, masks would be delivered over a five week span. marbury is a brooklyn guy before becoming a legend in the chinese basketball association following his nba career. if everyone was normal and we know it's not, this would have been the first weekend of major league baseball play. a's would have been hosting the twins. the giants would have been playing the dodgers in l.a. speaking of the dodgers, the long-time voice of the dodgers vin scully had this message of hope on the dodgers twitter earlier this week. >> yeah, things are tough. but we'll be up off our knees soon. and we just want to remind you about that. and in the meantime, spend the precious time at home with your family. pray a little bit more, like most of us will do, and above all, try to smile, because when you smile, that makes everybody else feel better. god bless. >>> good to hear from vin as always. texas rangers

. >>> another athlete stepping up is former new york knicks guard stephon marbury currently coachingoriginally from brooklyn. he's trying to procure 10 million n95 protective masks for new york city. marbury told the new york post he's arranged to get the mask from a chinese supplier for 2.75 each, about two-thirds of the usual price. >>> the nba is taking a proactive approach toward battling the coronavirus. the league is asking players who have recovered from the virus to consider donating plasma. that plasma would contain antibodies to fight the virus. rudy gobert, kevin mitchell and kevin durant are three of several players who tested positive for coronavirus. all have reported feel nothing symptoms or have recovered. >>> well, if the baseball season had started on time, we'd be talking about the giants finishing up the series at dodgers stadium and the a's finishing up one they hosted against the minnesota twins. two years ago the a's opened up against the angels. it was a game that was decided in the 11th inning. it was then marcus simeon came to the plate. >> and he's driven t

stephon marbury is helping get masks at below-market costs. >>> and back here in the bay area, there are 9 confirmed cases of covid-19 at laguna hospital. tested positive, 7 staff members are also infected. including 5 who provide patient care. all of said to be in good condition tonight. the hospital is under a protective quarantine order until at least april 7th. >>> and new at 5:00, the city of mountain view has passed an $800,000 aid package. it comes on the heels of a $500,000 relief package approved earlier this month. it includes $400,000 for small businesses, 100,000 for loans in small complex owners and money to start a program that will help people pay for their trash and utility bills. a counseled-wide ban on e vacations for renters struggling because of covid-19 impacts. >>> a lot 6 bay area transit agencies are cutting back on services starting tomorrow. >> reporter: it seems like a mass transit agencies are making changes every day to the schedules because of lower ridership and to accommodate essential workers that still need to commute. i want to get you updated on ag

and former new york knicks guard stephan marbury is required and is coach of the team in beijing china but is originally from brooklyn new york, and it would give 10 million masks for new york city and he arranged to get those masks the chinese supplier for less than three dollars each is almost 2/3 less than the standard price tag.>> the nba is taking a proactive approach and battling the coronavirus in the league is asking players who have recovered from the virus to consider donating plaza or plasma and that would contain antibodies to fight the virus and utah's rudy colbert and kevin mitchell and also kevin durant are three of several players who tested positive for the virus and all have reported feeling no symptoms or the have recovered and this is the future of the nba. this guy lives in fullerton and this video was uploaded by his mom and watch as he makes basket after basket after basket, the whole video is 45 seconds and in that time he makes eight baskets without missing one. >> president trump is now extending the national guidelines for social distancing and coming up we w

. >>> former nba star marbury is working to provide 10 a maply them at a cost of $2.75 each that is less for what the masks retail for. if he could reach a deal with them, the masks would be delivered over a five-week span. y is a brooklyn native. >>> disneyland remains closed for the foreseeable future but you can grab a seat for the new virtual parade. ♪ so i'm pretty sure reggie might know the choreography to this by now. this is magic happens. first new daytime parade in nearly a decade. this clip was posted on twitter with the message to check back regularly for more. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> a verydelivery service for one household in colorado springs. this is pretty neat. meet funn7-year-old delivery do. he is making trips back and forth to the neighbor's house since the coronavirus outbreak first began. the neighbor has underlying healthssen. >> she gave me the list and she gave it to sunny and i went to the store and he delivered them all to her. >> what a wonderful thing. just a sweet thing. so we started doing >>> here we have next at five, mike, i just like,

casey as given and i think eight cases where you given standing, we could go back and re-examine marburycases in the abortion area, we have several cases in other areas handhold women's health fix that up casey picks it up and you want us to go back and re-examine this, let's go back and re-examine marbury versus madison. you have good arguments. but why depart from what was pretty clear precedent? >> i don't want to go back to 1789 but à >> you want to go back for 40 years? >> i think what we want to say is that in none of those cases as the court never considered and signed off in the face of potential or actual conflict of interest. yes those arguments never in front of the court we don't think the court should accept it. >> i know you have limited time. i understand the point that the impact of the law is varies from state to state but why do you look at each state differently if the benefits of the law that there is a change from state to state. >> i disagree. i think the variance it is and can be as wide as the burden side but to credentialing, i think the petitioners would have to

i think eight cases where you've given standing, i mean, we could go back in re-examine marbury v. madison, but really we have eight cases in the abortion area. with several cases in other areas, and whole woman's health the ecstatic. casey takes that up, and you really want us to go back and re-examine this, let's go back in re-examine marbury v. madison. you have good arguments. why depart from what was pretty clear precedent? >> i don't want to go back to 1789, justice barr, but i -- >> you -- >> you want to go back for 40 years. >> what we want to say is in none of those cases has a court ever considered and signed off in the face of the potential or actual conflict of interest. so yes, this is an argument that's never been front of the court and we don't think the court now faced with a should accept it. >> i know yet limited time. i understand the point that the impact of the law varies from state to state, but why do you look at each state differently if the benefits of the law, they are not going to change from state to state. >> i disagree, mr. chief justice. i think the v

and you really want us to go back and reexamine this, let's go back and reexamine marbury versus madison. and -- and you have good arguments. but why depart from what was pretty clear precedent? mr. wall: i -- i don't want to go back to 1789, justice breyer, but i -- i do -- justice breyer: you want to go back for 40 years? mr. wall: well, i think what we want to say is that in none of those cases has the court ever considered and -- and signed off in the face of a potential or actual conflict of interest. so, yes, this is an argument that has never been in front of court, and we don't think the court now faced with it should accept it. and if -- chief justice roberts: general, i know you have limited time. i understand the point that the impact of the -- the law varies from state to state, but why do you look at each state differently if the benefits of the law -- they're not going to change from state-to-state. mr. wall: so i -- i disagree, mr. chief justice. i think the variance isn't going to be as wide as on the burden side. but take credentialing, for instance. i think the petition

that comes out of the marbury versus madison case of 1803. the powers given to the judicial branch in the constitution itself are not necessarily well fleshed out. the supreme court justices serve for life unless impeached, deciding constitutional and federal law, and will be able to have some original jurisdiction, so that the court will hear some issues, but otherwise they will mostly be an appellate court looking at decisions of lower courts. all right. in the interest of time, i guess move on to ratification. so, the delegates come out of philadelphia and propose this document to the confederation congress, who looks at it and goes, that's interesting. this is not what we ask you to do, but ok. interestingly, at that point, the confederation congress could have said, we are not sending this on. this is not what we asked you to do. this is a major overreach. but they didn't. they considered it for a couple days and then passed it on to the states for ratification. the ratification process, if you consider the beginning of constitution, "we

former star stephan marbury is working on a deal to sell 10 million masks at cost for $2.75 each.less than they fuelly actually go for, and if successful, they will be delivered over a five-week span. he played for five nba plays before becoming a legend in the chinese basketball association following his nba career. >>> over the past couple of week, we've been catching up with bay area athletes across the board to find they're doing during these tough times. i caught up with chase garber. >> what was your mind set, getting ready for spring football and run me through your process and procedure and what happened with you guys. >> we still practiced on wednesday, and we didn't find out until thursday night, that practices were postponed. and i was at my house, trying to work on spring ball, and it was the sixth practice and then this hit. it was kind of like a shock. >> last time we talked, it was a big game, and it was a fun day for you, and how has your life changed since big game, and what has happened with you. >> big game, it is very special for myself and the team and the cal

us by the race marbury's. impress us. economical as. the treaty allows an investor to bring a claim against the state either on the claimants own behalf. for its own injuries for state conduct or it may bring a claim on behalf of an enterprise that it owns and controls for loss or damage that the enterprise has suffered free trade treaties have. our companies corporations. local. government groups states nations. if they feel that their profits are being undermined in any way past present or future profits. that means if local communities that are being poisoned if they object if they do anything that the company feels is interrupting their profits. they can be sued the local folks in peru have real fears a lot of doubts about the arbitration system feeling that it's almost like it's described as a faceless jury no one knows they're not accountable to us we don't know who they are we don't know who got them into those positions of arbitration put the decision making it took it away from local community and people who would live to reap