mr. gannon? >> governor carter, you have promised a sweeping over haul of the federal government, including a reduction in the number of government agencies you say would go down to about 200 from some $1900. that sounds indeed like a very deep cut in the federal government. but isn't it a fact that you're not really talking about fewer federal employees or less government spending but rather that you are talking about reshaping the federal government, not making it smaller. >> well, i've been through this before as the governor of georgia. we had a bureaucratic mess like we have in washington now. and we had 300 agencies, departments, bureaus, commissions, some fully budgeted, some not. but all having responsibility to carry out. we cut out 300 agencies and so forth down substantially. we eliminated 2878 of them. we set up a simple structure of government that could be admin stared fairly and it was a tremendous success. it hasn't been done since i was there. also the ability to reshape our cour

mr. gannon. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court. in gladstone, this court concluded a municipality was injured if discriminatory housing practices caused reduction in property values and therefore diminished his tax revenues. congress ratified that to the fair housing act, and the court should hold it is still cognizable today, whether article 3 rational or broad zone of interest rational. if i could turn to some of the points that have come up today. my friend on the other side says you can't cut and paste injury from one plaintiff to one victim of discrimination to another. that's an argument that gladstone specifically rejected. in footnote 9, the court said that what matters here, and this is what was the breadth of the trilology between 1972 and 1982, that somebody has had their legal rights violated by discriminatory housing practice. it doesn't necessarily have to be the plaintiff's legal rights. the plaintiff has to be injured by that violation, but it doesn't have to be their r

mr. gannon. >> mr. chief justice and please the court. in gladstone the court concluded injured if strim discriminatory -- article 3 rational or broad zone of interest rational. if i could turn to some of the points that have already come up today. my friend on the other side says that you can't cut and paste injury from plaintiff, one injury to another. footnote nine the court said what matters here -- this was the breadth of trilogy of fair housing act cases the court decided between 1972 and 1982 is that somebody has had their legal rights violated by discriminatory housing practices. it doesn't necessarily have to be the plaintiff's legal rights. the plaintiff has to be injured by that violation but it doesn't have to be their rights that are violated. that's what we think is the work that's being done by atypical definition of aggrieved person that congress put back into the statutes. >> that's a very broad statement, mr. gannon. what do you do then for the restaurant or dry cleaner or laund

mr. gannon. [applause] a president of the united states shouldn't have a racist at his side.idence, throughout his campaign, he proclaimed that his view is that climate change is a hope created for whatever reason in china, couldn't quite figure that out. [laughter] and i say to mr. trump, climate change isn't a hoax. it is a great planetary crisis that we face. and if we do not act boldly to transform our energy system away from fossil fuels to energy efficiency and sustainable energy, the planets that we will be leaving to our children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren will be far less healthy and in habitable than the ones we have today and this is an issue in which millions of americans and people all over the world, this is a global issue because the united states backs out and gets up on the effort to combat climate change over th all over the wor, china, russia, india, other countries are going to say why are we transforming our energy system. millions of us have got to stand up and tell mr. trump to read a little about science. ask a [cheering] so start listen

and tv start died last night at a los angeles hospital, of heart failure, her career gannon broadway, but it was as mrs. brady that henderson found lasting fame. as a mom to blended family of three daughters, three sons. she also hosted a cooking show and wrote a book. florence henderson was 83 years old. >> a two year old this morning is in the hospital after a cousin shot him with a gun. police say the four year old shot his two year old cuss wayne 40 caliber automatic handgun at a ninth street home in kensington yesterday. authorities say the bullet went through the toddler's hand and into his torso. the two year old was put into the police cruiser and returned to temple hospital. >> well, our main concern of course is for the two year old, but also we want to know how this four year old was able to get ahold of this gun that was loaded. >> police tell "eyewitness news" that it appears the gun belongs to the mother. the four year old was taken into pro tuck tiff custody. at last check the two year old is in critical condition. >> firefighters battle house fire on mulberry street, in philadelphia's f