a mid court logo shot with hands in his face! dubs down five. midway. dubs down three.utler. watch this shot. tied it up. and he made it anyway. tied the game. butler scored 25. and then curry became the closer. five-and-a-half to play. from deep. of course. dubs by seven. then a minute left. curry. open from the corner. it is a night in brooklyn. warriors win it 121-119 to finish the road trip 4-1. warriors record is 35-28 to begin a seven day home stand this saturday against detroit. college ball. the cal womens acc tournament debut against virginia. bears up nine. late in the first quarter. michelle. owns it inside. she had 16 points and ten rebounds. third straight double double. they will play sixth ranked notre dame in the quarter finals tomorrow. hockey night and the sharks are back. wrapped up a seven game road trip in colorado. oh. already down 5-1 in the third. then nathan mackinnon scored a second goal snapping san jose's two game win streak. >>> high school ball. look at the red raiders all fired up. state playoff basketball. division three. a playoff first

a mid court logo shot with hands in his face! dubs down five. midway. dubs down three.it up. and he made it anyway. tied the game. butler scored 25. and then curry became the closer. five-and-a-half to play. from deep. of course. dubs by seven. then a minute left. curry. open from the corner. it is a night in brooklyn. warriors win it 121-119 to finish the road trip 4-1. warriors record is 35-28 to begin a seven day home stand this saturday against detroit. college ball. the cal womens acc tournament debut against virginia. bears up nine. late in the first quarter. michelle. owns it inside. she had 16 points and ten rebounds. third straight double double. they will play sixth ranked notre dame in the quarter finals tomorrow. hockey night and the sharks are back. wrapped up a seven game road trip in colorado. oh. already down 5-1 in the third. then nathan mackinnon scored a second goal snapping san jose's two game win streak. >>> high school ball. look at the red raiders all fired up. state playoff basketball. division three. a playoff first timer. strong play from jerem

steph from mid court. ahí escuchó el nombre de steph.ndo 10 de los últimos 12 juegos. muchas felicidades a nuestro equipo local. lo que ve en su pantalla es nieve. y este panorama de la sierra nevada esta mañana precisamente reportó toneladas en esa zona de nieve fresca toda esta semana, lo que llamó la atención de los entusiastas del esquí para ir hasta esas montañas. algunas carreteras, si pudieran verse afectadas por las condiciones del tiempo. es por esta razón que las autoridades le piden manejar con mucha y extrema precaución. ahora pasamos con gaby moreno, con el reporte del tiempo y lo que nos espera para este fin de semana. gaby, cuéntanos. gracias. muy buenas tardes. así es como tenemos la temperatura en san francisco en los 58. esos cielos soleados. además, la temperatura aumenta de una y hasta las 16:00 de la tarde en los 61. ya para las 18:00 de la tarde, si va a salir a cenar, vea cómo va a estar esa temperatura en los 57. todavía disfrutando de ese sol. además, también en san josé, esa temperatura actual en los 59, para la

steph, from mid-court. oh come on. wow. what a beauty. steph curry once again making it look so easy. that three pointer helped bring the dubs back from an early 22 point hole last night in brooklyn against the nets. the game was close through the entire second half until steph said night night. ridiculous three pointer. the warriors right now playing their best basketball of the season, having won ten of their last 12. ever since acquiring jimmy butler well the dubs now start a seven game home stand. and tomorrow night nbc sports bay area is celebrating women's empowerment month and international women's day when an all woman team takes over the telecast. jen kavner will do the play by play broadcaster. also, the first woman to do primary play by play in major league baseball. she's so great. monique billings will provide analysis and natalie esquire will report courtside. michelle romero will produce. so they've got it covered behind the scenes as well. zena keita kylen mills and kerith burke will handle some of the pre-game and post-ga

opening up for the first time now about that frightening stalking incident now happening on the court mid-match. kaylee hartung with the story. hi, kaylee. >> hi, savannah. it was two weeks ago that one of the brightest stars left the court in tears. now she is describing how she felt in the emotional moment she spotted a fixated fan in the stands. we've got the latest just ahead of her return to competition later today. >> kaylee, thank you. >>> also ahead this morning, let the price war begin. there's a new move now to make certain weight loss drugs more affordable. we'll have everything you need tonow about that. k so many things, big and little, make you uniquely you: your hobbies, dreams, career, family and more. addiction to drugs, including opioids and stimulants, can strip these away from you. recover your life. choose treatment for drug addiction and get back to what matters most. find a provider and proven treatment option that's right for you. recover you at choosechangeca.org. >>> check out this. can you spot what has people all around the world talking about it? >> obviously

as a gold calls to allow agents of district for both of the and certainly the mid around the the says he will ignore a court summons, as he's investigated for allegedly, undermining the countries constitution. dolock signed laws this week banning both me and police and judiciary from republic, a subscription. the constitutional court is expected to rule on the legality. admin during mega is a senior, enlist for the west and both comes at the european stability initiative. explain the impact of delta x. legal changes could have on both. now there's a convenient well, he's trying to achieve a defalco, a collapse of, uh, in fact, 3 very important institutions at the state level. one is the state, of course. the other one is the state prosecutor, and we're already mentioned the state level police agency. the idea is that the region of republic assess scott can but talk to these lawyers that talk don't make the higher levels of a governance not being able to apply or be able to be active on the ground. this in reality means that if this laws do come into force, and if the constitutional court does not suspend th

the chief justice got appealed all the way up to the supreme court and put a pause wednesday night because of a midight deadline. we are waiting for that. when the trump administration filed with the supreme court to get that lower court orders thrown out they said what the government cannot do is pay arbitrarily determined demands on an arbitrary timeline if the district were to choose or according to extra contractual roles at the court has devised so they can't force us to pay the money. >> they are saying this lower court judge overstepped his bounds. the supreme court has a very good chance they will come to the rescue of the administration on this for two reasons. one is that they may say that the district judge infringed on the president's power to conduct foreign affairs. the other thing they may do and we saw this is that they may say this is an arbitrary timeline. the district judge said pay within 72 hours, i direct the money to go out, the u.s. came to the court and said we can't do it that fast. it's a physical impossibility. my sense is the supreme court may be receptive to that and m

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dom has filed a case that the international court of justice accusing the united arab emirates of genocide. sit down says the rapid support full states power, mid a tree group is on down the funding, bought a you a and has committed systematic will. crimes, especially against all feels muscle it to try now the u. e has dismissed the genocide claim as a publicity stunt sedans to your conflict with the rest, the post code, tens of thousands displaced, 14000000 and driven to the country to the brink of famine, mexico and canada. i have given a one month reprieve from 25 percent terrorists that came into full savvy of this week. us present. the trump now says goods the full onto the united states. mexico kinda is there agreements will be temporarily exempted the trades agreement was negotiated by trump during his 1st time. there's all the headlines. the news continues here on alger 0, also witness the the the sun. what's the quote? how many are that? cuz it will for an overall sherry to kind of 0 hurdle off of your data looks i know in order to somebody or your client to fly on quiet will not get our stuff. hello. hello. i need on a he won't that o

roadblocks that these lawsuits and the courts have presented so far in early in his administration can kind of be summed up with something that he said back in mid-february. let me play this for you. >> we're being hindered by courts where they file in certain courts where it's very hard to win, and a judge will stop us, and a judge will say that it doesn't make any difference what you find. you just keep paying the money. that's a hell of a way to be. and i follow the courts. i have to follow the law. all it means is that we appeal, but that gives people time to cover their tracks. and that's what they do what's your message to him? >> well, i agree with him. he has to follow what the courts say. and in this, in the usaid case, the court that he's talking about was one that he has boasted about the appointments he's made to it. he they have boasted regularly about how they've remade the federal judiciary. no one is saying that he can't go to congress and seek new laws. his challenge is he's not been able to get anything through congress, because what he's asking them to do is so unpopular. but what he can't do is take laws that are on the books

know about the court's decision and how significant does it as well, in my opinion, it's pretty significant. why? because i don't. so if y'all has been kept in a detention center since mid january and many of those ex, the expected that he will not leave his jail cell for quite a long time. but now he's supposed to get out of it. that was quite a surprising decision. i must say, and that of course gets the whole um, crisis that we have facing here in south korea and you dynamic um. and so if your, if and freedom could mobilize much more actively has support, this could be much more outspoken. it could get much more platforms for his um, arguing and unsurprisingly, his support us wearing lots numbers here in downtown sol. as we're reading, they're quite cheerful. they're happy while the people on the left side and the political if they are quite disappointed by the decision. mm. hm, we can actually see some of his supporters there protesting in front of the prison this morning. now, this is not the n word against you. all's the legal troubles. is it? no, no, no. he's still facing 2 trials, actually, 2 separate trials. one is the impeachment trial that is held at the cons

him one piece of advice, fire every single mid-level bureaucrat, every civil servant in the administrative state, replace them with our people. and when the courts, because you will get taken to court. and when the courts stop, you stand before the country like andrew jackson did and say the chief justice has made his ruling. now let him enforce it. >> now let him enforce it. he says. >> right now, again, as we were talking about before this, that quote actually wasn't said by andrew jackson, but the underlying sentiment holds. it's, um, look, the reason why the country has a nonpartisan, apolitical civil service is to traverse administrations from republican to democratic. we have political leadership that runs and manages agencies and and nonpolitical folks below that. this idea that, you know, it's putting more chum in the water about this deep state concept that just, i think, corrosive to our government. and yes, he was a private citizen at that point. he was not vice president of the united states, but it was a dangerous set of comments. >> absolutely. i think that if you have donald trump and the trump administration defying the courts an

mid-february. the vatican says the pope slept well overnight, but that his condition remains, quote, medically complex. >> and coming up. we're following the breaking news out of the supreme court. the justices rejecting president trump's request to keep billions in foreign aid frozen. we're going to speak to a former usaid worker who was fired on what she makes of that ruling. up next. appening now. breaking news. a swift supreme court decision. five justices rejecting the trump administration's plan to freeze billions of dollars in foreign aid. i'm pamela brown. >> and we.

mid-18th in the 19th century, the nation's largest city its leader in manufacturing and commerce finance and the arts. the new york court amherst schoolmates dwight morrow and harlan fiske stone made their careers as nation's largest and often politically marginal state. new york was a target state as we call them today. new york also produced political leaders, including the dutch americans who occupied the white house for almost 20 of the first 45 years of the 20th century, whose american learned americans learned to pronounce the dutch. roosevelt. the young calvin coolidge, surely familiar with, perhaps america's most popular history book in the second half of the 19th century. thomas macaulay's history of england from the accession of james the second. a book hero was dutch william of orange, the prime of the astounding, astonished and unlikely events that are known the glorious revolution of 1680 889, which in stored william and his wife and cousin mary as king and queen. england, scotland and ireland. when coolidge was delivering speech on the declaration in 1926, he was almost exactly the same distance in time fr

mid 1920's. >> mr. mcconnor can you offer any light on this subject? >> i think that's probably right. i think that's probably practicality. >> so no act of congress, no supreme courtecision, obviously no executive order until a few weeks ago touching on the subject. >> if i may just jump in here. i think unfortunate reality that the law was misinterpreted in much of the way i think that my friend professor frost here misinterpreted some of the very broad language that is clearly -- instead of the narrow and specifically identified holding which was quite limited to people who are in this the country and who their children in this country who have a permanent lawful residence in this country at least. >> similar background until we had this mass historic illegal migration and now we have to confront it. obviously congress can't deny birthright citizenship by statute if that's what the 14th amendment guaranties but of course neither could an executive order. but if the 14th amendment does not provide automatic birthright citizenship and those statutes have been passed and no other supreme court orders issued, seems to me that no law would be needed to deny it. it wa