one day i get to the court it's kurt and morley schaefer. the way i described in the book it's the old man tennis the way old man tennis is supposed to be played with lots of banter and fun. his wife actually sent me an e-mail she love the story so much. pass it around, she called morley's wife and read it to her. they smoked cigarettes constantly. so between games and smoke a cigarette and then play little bit and smoke another cigarette. then they just got tired of putting the cigarette out. they go onto the court and both of them were smoking cigarettes. i did not want to hit the ball is afraid they're going to choke. i'm playing in peter maas' words soft. but it was so delightful in talking and relaxed, the tennis was just sort of a different place than a bar. it was a place to banter and talk. it was really one of the most memorable matches i've ever played. i love donovan. to cornell as you know. [laughter] >> anyway that is just such a beautiful image. you have so many of them if you read the book there's hundreds of these kind of thi

morley's thesis about the nationwide defendant oriented -- >> i'd like to say two brief things. in insofar as defendant-oriented injunctions are the problem, there are other ways to solve them, for example, allowing federal government to transfer any injunction seeking such relief but more broadly, nationwide injunctions are not a majority and not even a significant plurality of the source of the shadow docket rulings so insofar as there are concerns about district judges running amok, i'm here to suggest that the problem is not district judges with regards to the shadow docket. the only reason the cases get to this court is because the court of the appeals has refused to upset that ruling so now we're not just talking about a single form selected hand ticked district judge but an entire court of appeals not disturbing that decision before it gets to the supreme court. >> do you have any response to that general line of questioning , professor? >> i would add one of the reasons why i think it's better to focus on defendant oriented injunctions rather than nationwide is because a

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inspired by morley matt wintz, who was the first and so far the only performer ever to win an oscar.igned on as an executive producer. >> i had to get it out there about this film. to anyone who would be willing to watch it. on my behalf, because it was so touched me. >> reporter: the film is based on a real encounter the director had with a deaf, blind person years ago. doug rowland found his start washing dishes at the helen keller national center. >> his energy, his charisma, his heart was so apparent. >> reporter: alongside stephen prescott, an authentic story of human connection is told in less than half an hour. >> what i want, more than anything, is for people who are blind or shearing or cited or deaf, or whatever their disabilities are, that we can all work together. >> you can watch the oscars live right here on abc7 at 5:00 p.m. sunday, april 25th. that looks incredible. that looks incredible. >>> that is it for abc7 news welcome to jack in the box. hey, jack, i heard your chicken- who told you that? it was jimmy wasn't it? no, i heard your chicken comes with classic and s

coward bird there's not much more to it than that pretty 2019 lebron said in response to darrell morley's tweet about defending hong kong so many people could have been harmed. so just be careful what we tweet in what we say. we do have freedom of speech but a lot of negative can come from that. that was admonishing a man who was speaking out against a chinese crackdown. lebron james a leftist activist and celebs and present speaking out because the wrong person died. if the other girl was stabbed to death we would not be saying a word. lebron james would not even hear about this it would not be a national newsprint would not be on nbc, it would not be trending on social media and it certainly would not have made it to the white house. and we need to ask why that is? it exists on the left a kind of intermediate this bigotry that this was just a street vise. this is what girls do in these communities and in the end. therefore we should have allowed it to happen. that in and of itself is racism. the families in these communities are doing their best to get by in their jobs and raising their

actress katherine rose morley is here to give us the latest on the syndicate ahead of tonight's episodetenders actress lacey turner has had two miscarriages. she didn't tell anyone at the time because both happened before the 12th week of pregnancy. for me, i think you become a mother the minute you're pregnant. and for that to be taken away, that's... that's another loss. you sort of... you... you grieve the fact that you aren't going to be a mother, as well as losing a baby. it was a loss...you know, at seven weeks. losing a baby in pregnancy has a devastating impact. today's report by the charity tommy's found miscarriage almost quadruples the risk of suicide, doubles the risk of depression, and costs the uk economy almost half a billion pounds a year. you are literallyjust left to there to dry. yeah, yeah! you're like, "ok. with nothing. lacey is meeting laura, who's had four miscarriages. i can honestly say i think about it every day. it's the first thing i think about in the morning and the first thing — the last thing at night. because it's... it's consuming. and i... you know, i