lot more on both of these cases will be joined by hobby lobby owner christina and union plaintiff pam harris 8:50 a.m. eastern time. >>> terrifying moments for 96 people on united flights from chicago to california when an emergency slide inflates in the cabin. you can see the slide it was so big it blocked the aisle. >> all of a sudden you heard a big bang and a his. we all turned around and the whole back cabin part of the plane where they sat was full of the chute. >> can you image as passengers panicking the plane dropped 12,000 feet. it landed in wichita kansas safely. >> a live look in court in south africa the oscar pistorius murder trial after he under went a month of psychiatric tests. moments ago doctors said he is fit to stand trial. their findings showing the 27-year-old was not suffering from mental illness when he shot reba steenkamp in his house last year. >> a nerve-racking 12-hours as dozens of people trapped inside the sky tower ride. they were stuck on the ride in san diego. a power failure caused the ride to stall in mid air. there were no reports of injuries but a 17-yea

pam harris is over joyed and relieved that the supreme court ruled that people who provide care for their own families are an exception. harris collects state money for josh. she can't be a state union employee. you have a right to associate or not associate with whomever you want and she can't be forced to it join a union or pay dows. >> it means no third party intrusion or union contract between my son and i and union rowels and regulations how i deckitate the providing of care that josh needs. >> the union said that harris collected and shouldn't get a free ride. the sisu the ruling places at risk the system of home health care over the state and nation. back to you. mike, thank you. >> isis fighters in iraq formally declaire claring the is slammic state. they are demanding allegeiance as it tries to draw the maps of the middle east single handedly. joishgs there is a slick new propaganda video for the new islama state in the middle east. they are pledging to redraw the entire borders of the middle east. >> we will break other borders also. >> islamic militants showed a captured iraqi

this was not about pam harris.is about trying to stop balancing power in the united states of america. when unions were strong we had a stronger middle class. our job is to ebb gauge our members and empower members to do the work they want to do which is create a better america. rising wages, more requirement security, better schools. so it does actually connect the dots and catalyze us to be there with community and our members to change america. >> what's next, joan, in this fight? >> i think some of the public sector unions are still reading through it and trying to figure out how many workers it will affect. randi said we were lucky that we dodged a bullet. they left the larger sectors untouched. justice elito didn't sound like he thought much of that. he koled it incongruous. everyone is worried this will continue. >> i am worried as one that knows what labor has done. i'm glad you said it was a silver lining. i thought it was lightning. thank you both for your time tonight. >> thanks, rev. >> thanks. >>> comi

. >> reporter: overjoyed was the reaction of pam harris when the supreme court ruled she could not be forced to join a state employees union just because she received state money. for harris that means her home does not become a union shop while she cares for her son josh who suffers from a rare, severe and incurrable condition. >> no third-party intrusion. means there's not going to be a union contract inserted between my son and i. there's not going be union rules and regulations dictating. >> reporter: in the majority opinion, justice alito wrote no person in this country may be compelled to subsidize speech by a third-party that he or she does not wish to support. >> almost a complete win. justifies their position they can't forbesed to pay compulsory fees as a condition of providing home care to their children. >> reporter: the ruling was not a death blow to unions because it treats home care providers as an exception. state employees serve the state. harris serves her disabled son. >> it's a warning shot to unions they went way too far by organizing families. >> reporter: the am

pam harris is a mom who cares for her son, joshua, disabled at home.s to unionize and preventing them if taking out dues right out of her son's medicaid check. joining us now is that mom and lead plaintiff in the case, pam harris. we're glad you're with us "fox & friends" this morning. this is a big day for your family and those who are care givers for family members. what does it mean to you today? the decision is about to come. >> well, of course, we're optimistic and hopeful for a favorable decision. it will bring great relief to many families, ours included, not to have to worry about our homes becoming union workplace. we want to hear a majority of the justices say we're right. governor quinn was wrong when he signed an executive order naming us state employees solely for the purpose of unionization. >> i heard and i read that you felt as though you were invaded, your information, your privacy? >> that's right. after governor quinn signed the executive order just about five years ago this week, after he signed the executive order, he gave the seiu

pam lar harris was 40sed by the state of i will oil in to pay union dues even though she wasn't a unionruling could have a major impact on public employee unions. the details of both cases and their potential look at 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here on al jazeera america. we are seeing a more and more thunderstorms brew up through the midwest and farther up to the north, towards the kane addian border even, storms have been very strong. in kansas we had video caught. it looked like a tornado but it's what we call a gustnado and it's ferocious weather, dark clouds lowering down closer to the ground. there, you can see what appears to be a tornado, about it was confirmed that this was not actually a tornado, itself. it's sort of the in-between of a tornado and a dust devil and certainly, those dust devils, you could see those across the plain states but you could see them in dry, sand areas very hot air starts to lift up to the sky. it gets a spin to it. you need a solid thunderstorm, severe thunderstorm to get a good tornado out of this. we are watching what's called al mezoscale convective

harris who sued the governor of illinois. >> reporter: a meddy cade programme pays pam to take care of her disability son josh at home. under state law that makes her a state workers. harris wants no part of organised labour. >> they are overstepping. you don't belong in a house, home, intruding into a family or interfering in the care of an individual with significant disabilities. >> in a case on its way to the u.s. supreme court harris sued pat quinn over an executive order, calling her a state employee, and requiring her to pay fees to a union she didn't want to join. paul, from the illinois policy institute thinks harris's suite is a compelling one. >> if a union falls a strike, he is not going to leave josh alone. so the union model, for who she is and what she does, doesn't fit. >> home health care is one of the few industries public employees unions have been successful organising, so the supreme court's decision will affect not only those workers in illinois, but workers in other states as well. if the court rules those workers can't be considered state employees or require to pay union fees, the service emplo

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harry reid can be their mascot, the washington republicans in honor of reid. then the irs, most powerful government agency on planet loses e-mails this gets worse, it happened before. pam. cal, hey, irs, i lost all my records sorry, we'll see how far you get with that cal. jeff, neil, you bone head, if anyone wants irs e-mails ask nsa for them. well despite your cheap shot, i think that is brilliant. but don't expect irs commissioner to acol nize for this -- apologize for this. >> what i didn't hear in that was an apology to this committee. >> i don't believe an e-mail is owed. neil: oh, no you didn't. rick unger did not see reason for an apology either. just another air grand stupid democrat that thinks it is okay that the democrats break the laws and smile about it like edcot. -- idiot. lee, writes, wouldn'tlois' hard drive crash cause all e-mails to be lost, how is this they can produce e-mails to internal irs folks but not external individuals, a hard drive crash means crash all gone. eric in orlando. if learny lost e-mails, how about congress asked for lerner and other e-mails before 2009, now -frd they are lookin are thy are looking for will not be in those e-mai

harris stanton were among the injured, as was jeffrey millea. while morgan recovers his future appearances and shows have been cancelled. roper has been released on 50-thousand dollar bail. >> pam: and a reminder, you can keep up with all celebrity related news here on kron4. the insider starts at 7:00 followed by entertainment tonight at 7:30. >> jacqueline: cool morning air will start to filter in the alan bellies. whether head line more cloud coverage as we move into tomorrow afternoon from 5 to 15 degrees cooler than what we sought today more fault coverage for the rest of the week and cooler temperatures as well. fog >> jacqueline: i did through 10:00 hour and a leader near the coastline after this low 60s cooler though we saw today. east bay shoreline dropping several degrees we are in the triple digits today and tomorrow 15 degrees cooler for most locations. widespread '80s expected there. and the 8 in morgan hill. tomorrow stretching in class to get into the 80s with highway 101. clean off even more back to the '60s and '70s. cooling trend was not only go tomorrow and wednesday but it goes into thursday as well. >> reporter: winner or loser? apple shares drop >> the sto