national joint terrorism task force a very warm welcome to both of you mr prescott i'm going to start with you was the highest court in america acting not just legally bought independently or was it reflecting the political divisions in the country and given the victory to president trump and his supporters do you think. well i mean the decision certainly fellow along partisan lines in terms of the five republican appointed justices ruled in favor of the president and the four democratic justices ruled against the president but you know where i would have a beef with this decision is even if you thought that this version three point zero of the travel ban was narrow enough and i actually do sit in that courtroom of that group of people the fact that the majority went to great pains to expand the ability of the president to basically institute any version of this is problematic because they didn't have to do that they could have just said under these facts in this specific situation we will allow this particular proclamation to continue. mr rogers do you think that the supreme court's

it was then that the master of transportation, william prescott smith, died. president garrett invited thomas sharp to baltimore to his headquarters at camden station a $1ny man can steal million more than his equipment reviews on somebody else's road was the man he wanted to run his railroad. a man who is comes still in all these trends railcars was given a job of master of transportation of the baltimore ohio railroad and the timetable shows his signature. began, john were garrett was the dynamic railroad of the ohio and he ran the railroad throughout the war and became a great friend of lincoln and stanton which was no small trick to be a friend of stand and they were very well together. then we can rely on him in an emergency -- lincoln relied on him in many emergencies. he is without question the most important personality of our story for the entire five years. he was president of the b&o railroad, and the outright of the war, some historians said the history of the b&o railroad can be written in three time p garrett, during garrett, and after garrett. i

my ne is kyle prescott. i am managing the other building plus two businesses, which has been voted in last four years one of the top -- not only in san francisco but in north america. last year october, we have been rated number three in north america, great venues. what those two genemen saying, they are b.s. they are lying, lying, lying. they are destroying business not only for themselves because are their actions, they're destroying our business, as well. they're blocking our entrances from our building. their security does absolutely nothing. when we opened the -- for the -- our building in 2001, then, we have the tenants down stairs, and i was sued because of -- there was stabbing inside. and when i had the opportunity to buy that business, i did it. i overpay -- i pay over price, but i did it. now, do not, i pleas you, do not give you license back. they are liars, and they are going to lie all the time. thank you. >> all right. is there any additional public comment? if not, i will close public commen

in 1857 the court was wrong when freedomed against the prescott.n 1883, the court was wrong when it upheld assassination laws in alabama. you don't get to tell me who i in 1896, the court was wrong when they ruled to uphold separate but equal legislation. in 1944, the court was wrong when they decided the alleviation of white american outpace the liberties of japanese-american. is this current moment this court is wrong. here's the good news. wrongs all those other decisions have been overturned, this one will be as well. [cheers] history shows us we have then this way before, and because we have been this way, we know we are not here alone. ofstand in a long history justice. we stand on the shoulders of our ancestors who resist it slavery. we stand on the shoulders of those who flop for civil rights. we stand on the shoulders of those who fought for women's rights. we stand on the shoulders of those who fight for workers rights. we stand on the shoulders of those who i support gay rights. we stand on the shoulders of those who fight for rights for

the trump administration policy calling it in you may and say that it needs to be stopped now on prescott as a former u.s. deputy assistant attorney general he says the trumpet ministrations method of to tension is inefficient compared to other options that are available. this is the thing that's being lost in this debate there are many alternatives to separating parents and children for about five percent of the cost you can use what's called electronic monitoring that will keep track of families together you can do it by cell phone or by watch or by a gold bracelet whatever it may be that has they leave your daily reporting requirements where you verify you are you know living in the location where you're supposed to be living and you're going to the hearings of the proceedings you need to be going to and if you violate that fine then we can put you in that then jhon but you don't need to start with the presumption of the tension secondly the united states can work with mexico and actually create family processing centers in mexico where people can make claims for refugee status and the

for more i'm joined by democratic congressman from washington state, robert costa and leon prescott, former deputy assistant attorney general for the office of immigration litigation, and also dave jolly down in a windstorm somewhere in florida. former republican congressman from that state. thank you. i want to go to robert costa, just because you're a good trump reader. why did he go from being the guy who apologized basically for separating children from their parents in an about-face last week to a new about-face where he getting eeven nastier? >> we're a few months out before the midterm elections. republicans in congress, some of them want to focus on the tax law, but over at pennsylvania avenue, immigration, immigration, immigration. this is the issue that stokes the base. this is the issue people inside of the white house think can stop a democratic wave do. >> they believe it's enough? >> it could be enough. you look at his support among republicans, it's 90% in some polls. this is what the president says his base has to come out. they're not going to come out because of pau

willing to articulate his arguments in his own way, if you like, there's a parallel with the now lord prescott events in the last 24 hours where the three big brexiteer wicket is in the cabinet, liam fox, the international trade secretary, borisjohnson, the foreign secretary and david davis, the brexit secretary, all publicly spelling out what they want out of brexit, doing what you are not meant to do which is to forget collective responsibility and say what you really think. it is a reminder of how we ultimately the prime minister is asa how we ultimately the prime minister is as a result of the election last year, coupled with the big challenge of delivering brexit and also some concern amongst brexiteers that despite the prime minister's promise, they are not going to get the brexit they truly desire. chris mason speaking to us from westminster. thank you forjoining us. here's annita mcveigh in the bbc newsroom with a summary of today's news. england fans travelling to russia for the world cup have been warned they are at serious risk of racist, homophobic and anti—british attacks. a histo

since 1980 he's been the proud owner of bob's barber shop in rick's hometown of prescott, arizona, pictured a family friend. >> isn't that awesome? we've been friends with them since i was born and still in town, still friends with them. that was his last haircut. >> i can picture you as a little boy hanging out at the barber shop. >> i did. i cleaned the barber shop, got paid. >> now we know why you always have a sharp haircut. it's burned in your brain, wasn't it. >> i was always the rebellious one with the hair, i had long hair. >> what will he do with his time? >> i think just kind of relax. i'm trying to convince him to sell his atv. i think that's probably not a goodi idea anymore. >> steal the kids. >> he is riding around in an all terrain vehicle at 81. >> yes, he hikes a lot. >> he's the youngest looking 81-year-old i've ever seen. >> he looks amazing. >> congratulations. >> what's the weather like out in prescott today? >> they have a chance of rain, which is good news. if you live in arizona, you like to get some rain. let's take a look at that. it will be hot out there. here's t

[cheers] what you a finish by brooks prescott. ♪ more than a feeling ♪ more than a feeling ♪ brian: new boston out today. ainsley: never heard that song. i think it's going to be a good one. steve: it's more than a feeling. brian: more than a song. ainsley: play it. and in four minutes we will tell you how it ends. brian: steve, great job on friday. ainsley: awesome interview. steve: we did not know the president was going to come out. apparently halfway through the show he saw us on tv come out and yelled at us to get off the lawn. ainsley: he tweeted out i know "fox & friends" is out there. steve is out there. i might go out and say hi to him. and then 30 minutes later is he out there with you and talked but to 30 minutes. steve: it was extraordinary. it goes to show you the power of the presidential tweet. because as soon as it went out. i was talking to the producer gavin. did you see the tweet i said nope i looked. i read it and i looked right over there. and the reporters were starting to gather. there were some guys over here. cnn crews. all those crews were starting to pull thei