randy is the originalist here. and he offers a set of interpretations on which the law is going to vindicate his and our shared moral intuitions all or almost all of the time, much more than mine will. right. mine, when it looks back in history, will more often say, i don't like it, but i have to acknowledge that that was the law. what is interesting about this is that in the general civic culture, originalists are often criticized for being heedless of what our values are. randy is not at all heedless of that. and common-law constitutionalists and others who are not originalists are often criticized for not being willing to know when something is the law and not just their view. but, in this conversation, i'm that person. >> i think we can keep going for quite some time, but i will get in trouble if i do that. so how about we just all give a round of applause to our wonderful panelists? [applause] >> so you might now ask yourself, what is the mode of interpretation? it is to each person to interpret. words and phr

those two are panelists tonight, randy primus and randy barnett. -- richard primus and randy barnett. before we start i would like to , ask the other fellows tonight to stand. leah vander welled holly brewer, , david rabon, kristin stilts, kurashi landis. please give them a hand. [applause] edward: as you know, our fellowship in constitutional studies is the brainchild of my friend dorothy goldman, a trustee of the guggenheim foundation and the supreme court historical society. dorothy's passion for the constitution is matched only by her great generosity, particularly to those who advance our understanding of the constitution. she recognized that the constitution is the bedrock document of democracy everywhere, and she is doing her tremendous part to sustain constitutional studies. it is an honor to be associated with her. [applause] dorothy: and now it is my absolute pleasure to introduce the audience to justice ruth bader ginsburg, truly a privilege. the justice is both a cultural and a legal icon, and many of the details of her life are very well known to all of us. but what i wou

have you ever run into randy snead? down the street i'd probably keep walking because i don't have nothing to say to him except for i told you so. i told you that i was innocent. >> so he was, so he is. >> that's all for this episode of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >>> good morning. i'm in new york at msnbc headquarters. prove it, a now report says president trump's attorney is changing up the rules for an interview with special counsel. and new reporting on the migrant parents, the government cannot find as only half of the kids under five are returned to their families. and why divers call the rescue of a soccer team a desperate ordeal amid new concerns about oxygen running out. >> we begin with a n

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and so i welcome you, randi weingarten, to "firing line."hank you very much for being. he >> it's great to be here. >> i want to start with the janus decision... >> sure. >> ...because the ruling of the court was that, in the case of public-employee unions, the collective-bargaing function is essentially inextricably intertwinefrom political activity. so if you're a public employee, you are compelled to pay the union a fee, which is called an agency fee, whether you're a union member or not. the labor unions may represent individuals in ways that are inconsistent with individuals' personaliews. so they should not be compelled to pay for speech they disagree with. tell us why you disagree with that rationale. >> so, the rationale is, frankly, i'm going to use justice kagan's words in her blistering, scathing dissent, where she said, for no apparent reason, the supreme court has overturned 41 years of precedeni that had been ed six times, where they ignored the 10th amendment and states' rights to govern labor relations as states saw fit, aaus

dot com coming up comedian activist and former on the side of the corporatocracy randy credico joins us to discuss the latest on the fate of julia saunders and wiki leaks stay true to watch the whole. tax rises financial survival guide stacey let's learn about fill out let's say i'm not so i guess and your theories on greece banks have the fight street spot thank you for something. on the story that's true. slavery. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime stamping each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long to be old for rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one does not show you can afford to miss the one and only. thanks. so borders of julian assange of been on pins and needles this wee

randi kaye:"kethledge is a true conservative.. once reportedly upholding a mandatory minimum sentenceguilty to drug charges, even though congress had reduced the mandatory minimum by the time the man was sentenced."amy coney barrett:"justice kennedy is 80 //edit// this could be a sea change."amy coney barrett, the only female nominee trump seems to be considering, is a former notre dame law professor. she is 46 and has seven children.she was recently appointed to the us court of appeals in chicago, for the 7th district, and has clerked for supreme court justice antonin scalia. a new york times profile explored barrett's membership in a group called "people of praise" -- a christian organization that the article says has life long loyalty oaths, requires submission to advisors of the same gender, and believes in prophesy. in 2006, barrett told notre dame graduates that "your legal career is but a means to an end, and that end is building the kingdom of god." democrat dianne feinstein: "when you read your speeches, um the conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you. a

randy always a pleasure to have you on i want to start by asking where do things currently stand with with the possible impending expulsion of julian assange from the ecuadorian embassy you know are we truly at the any day any hour any minute point. well it seemed like that last week when president clinton was in spain and england and he made a couple of statements to the spanish press about we've got to do something right away it got a lot of us worried there is a growing movement out there right now there are demonstrations people are coalescing in support of julian as sons and all over social media and i think limit and no saw all of that and he's in a very tough position he can either mollify the brits and mollify the u.s. or he could just be you know one of these guys that stands up rather than being like but tista he'll be seen like a butt tista or a trujillo or somoza if in fact he would return julian assigned over so it's really not in his interests in terms of his legacy to do this and he'll be the scorn of south america he's got one card to play to maintain his dignity and t

randy rosen. >> reporter: that recruiter from craigslist had also told bus him. >> excuse me, dr. roseen? >> reporter: rosen declined our request for an interview. so we tried to catch up with him outside his office. >> but we've been wanting to talk to you about why patients are being paid to get surgery. >> reporter: through his attorney dr. rosen said he has nothing to do with that craigslist ad and he has no idea who carter is. >> this is private property. you guys are not allowed to come in here. >> reporter: he also told us all patients must sign this form stating they have not been paid to get the implants. as for brennan berry, three months after getting his he overdosed after taking heroin mixed with fentanyl. >> i came home and found him. i'm in his bedroom, and he was gone when i got here. >> you saw him struggle with this. >> you wake up every day and you have to fight every day not to use or not to drink. they say it's one day at a time, but it's every second of every day. and he did. he fought it. >> reporter: after he died debbie berry learned her son was paid $1,00

. >>> randy zuckerberg is backing up his brother's comments on holocaust.me deniers are not intentionally getting it wrong and facebook would not remove their posts. in a statement provided to cnn, randi zuckerberg calls holocaust deniers hateful and disgusting. she says her brother could have chosen the words more carefully. >> she says it can be appalling to see what some people say, i don't think living in a sterile community is helpful. she said there is a healthy debate over the role of tech companies play in policing content. i think there is a healthy discussion about what is appropriate online. there is not a healthy discussion of whether the holocaust happened. >> whether or not they are intentionally getting it wrong. >>> the nfl and players union are slamming the brakes on the league's new national anthem policy. the measure requires teams to make sure all personnel stand for the anthem or stay in the locker room or off the field until it ends. the league and union said they reached a standstill agreement which means they will reevaluate the poli

first randi kaye sets the stage. >> reporter: on june 3, 2016, in an e-mail prosecute publicist rod goldstone, donald trump jr. is promise the incriminating information about hillary clinton. his response -- if it's what you say, i love it, especially later in the summer. six days later, don junior met with russian lawyer natalia veselnitskaya at trump tower. joining him, trump's campaign chairman at the time, paul manafort, and his son-in-law, jared kushner. when "the new york times" broke the story last year about the secret meeting, don junior didn't initially disclose the intended purpose of the meeting. instead, he said the purpose was to discuss the adoption of

at mary and randy winter's house, where was she? >> it felt like something was not right. >> it's hard to explain. something's not normal. >> you could set your clock by their driver, justine. new almost, and when she wasn't really lite, she can let out a poison. >> i called five after eight. called the house where she is at. and she had left 15 minutes p s before that. >> i thought she went off the road before us. >> another family, the other half of our story, is on the road, too. aaron was driving home from a concert. he played the drums. >> i had attended his concert. >> this is cayden's stepfather, jason championship. >> my car was in the shop and finally fixed. that's why i wasn't with them. soon, the poison, seeped through. i thought, why are they late? it and struck me that something was wrong. >> at justine winter's house, the fear was deep now. her dad, randy, was trying to keep his head head. knew what she had to do. drove down to the root he knew she would take. and then, he saw it. in a construction zone, on highway 93

aunt randy. >> jimmy: you have an aunt randy. her name is randy? >> miranda. >> jimmy: oh, miranda.wherever you go or just on this trip? >> i do remember actually it was so lovely. the first kind of premiere that i did about 12 years ago and she wore this beautiful top and it had like sparkles, had glitter on it. what was happening is that the glitter was rubbing off on people. so it was a bit of like a hansel and gretel effect. that if i lost my auntie i would just follow the trail. i think at one point colin farrell had it around his nose and his face and like someone had it -- it almost looked like dandruff when she hugged them. it was really cute. >> jimmy: this is like a magic aunt randy. >> yes. >> jimmy: this movie -- tell me about this because i haven't had a chance to see but it's "disney's christopher robin." >> yes. >> jimmy: and you play whom in this? >> so i play the wife of the grownup christopher robin. >> jimmy: so he's grown up now. >> exactly. he's a grown man, and the thing i think adults will relate to is he's on a bit of a hamster wheel where he's burdened with

randy's at it again.g his wife is really into these moves because not only does she record the video, she calls him her sexy husband. and i mean come on, how can you resist those moves? >> the only question is to ask is where does he perform nightly? >> in the bedroom. >>> does your life need a little adventure? little bit of risk and thrill? you may want to consider white water rafting. >> in iceland. >> ooh, okay. >> we go rafting. >> one of the guys for vierking rafting iceland takes us on a journey what it's like in the day and life of river raft guide. >> i assume cold. >> cold up in iceland but you've got all the gear and so do all the people in the raft. you've got listen to what the guide is telling you. >> stop. >> even though it's no guarantee you're going to get through the rapid right side up. that's part of the fun. there's many traditions on the river, especially for the new guide. >> new guide is in a very -- we go to you -- >> a waffle to the face. >> i'm not against that. >> and of course

in a statement, randi calls the deniers hateful and disgusting.d have chosen his words carefully. >> she says it can be appalling to see what some people say, but i don't think living in a sterile stepford like environment where pressing the deplelete button is helpful. the comments forced mark zuckerberg to walk back his statements hours later. >>> the nfl and players union putting the national anthem policy on hold now. the league and the union releasing a statement saying they reached a standstill agreement to reevaluate the policy. jerrell casey will protest during the anthem and there are media reports that the dolphins to suspend players who protest on field for up to four games. nfl preseason games start in two weeks. the president is itching for a culture war. he is looming large over what the nfl will or will not do. they are in a tough spot. >>> target is offering a back-to-school special just for teachers. giving educators a 15% discount on school supplies in the move to help teachers to stock classrooms using their own money. nearly al

>> not everyone who lives around here says randy weaver is in the right.y say none of this would have happened if federal authorities had just left him alone. >> ruby ridge was not a story that was on the front page of national newspapers. most people didn't know about it at all, but it absolutely did energize the radical right. >> the siege ended at 12:15 when randall weaver and his three children walked off the mountain after 11 days. >> there is all this tremendous ferment that is arising precisely because of the end of the cold war. this mindset that the united states government is the enemy breeds almost a decade of violence. >> in langley, virginia today, right outside cia headquarters, a young man with a rifle opened fire on a number of people who were in their cars. >> no one would ever think that a situation like a shooting of cia personnel would happen on their front doorstep. the shooter escapes. >> two cia employees were shot to death in virginia. a pakistani suspect is reported to be back in pakistan. >> they figure out his name, mir qazi. but

randy winn. game two of the bay bridge series next. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> yeah, hello and welcome to the xfinity sports desk. ahmed fareed, tim flanery, randy winn. behave you for the giants pregame and postgame. what happened yesterday in the bay bridge series, game one, the first of six games between the two teams before and after the all-star break. it started with madison bumgarner on mound, and he was very strong in game number one. clutch two-out rbis. steven dug guard was good, and reyes moreta. >> you see bum ding great job. buster posey was in the fifth hole yesterday. twice coming up with two-out base hit rbis and it changed in the seventh inning and he kept punching out right here, getting the

i was very familiar with randy shilts, wonderful, the mayor of castro street, but i already knew from my research for the gay revolution that there were things that i could add that randy was not aware of. there were a number of letters that were not available to him that had since become available. for instance, his chief correspondence from 1955 to the early '60s was a young woman by the name of susan davis, a heterosexual young woman that he wrote dozens and dozens of letters to and really bared his soul. and i was able to see a part of harvey that it don't think randy shilts could see in his wonderful book. his feelings about relationships, about who he was. another thing that wasn't available to harvey was there's a cash of letters at boston university that, , corresponded that had with the director of hair and jesus christ superstar. and he was very important in harvey's life. harvey works for, with him for a number of years and he really brought to harvey a whole new aspect of life. i was able to include what i found in the boston university collection in the book. and then i a

. >>> como dice randy serrano esto sucede cuando se estÁ con popor cumplir el plazo que dio un juez al contra el reloj, asÍ el gobierno federal dice estÁ trabajando para reunificar lo mÁs pronto posible a miles de niÑos indocumentados con sus padres antes de que se venza el plazo que le dio una corte fe federal para hacerlo. >>> a pesar de que el gobierno asegurÓ este jueves que los m o menores estÁn vinculados, hay quienes aÚn tienen dudas por el proceso. >>> en una llamada este jueves el gobierno asegurÓ que tiene menos de 3000 menores en su custodia que bueno separados de sus padres. 10 de ellos son menores de cinco aÑos de edad. >>> dijo ademÁs esta llevando a cabo pruebas de and para co confirmar que hay relaciÓn biolÓgica con los sujesue los reclaman. aunque el departamento de salud y servicios humanos hiciste que su prioridad es el bienestar de los menores, asegura que es posible que muchos niÑos sean entregados a sus padres sin haber pasado por el proceso necesario ya que estÁ bajo presiÓn la orden de la corte. >>> precisamente este jueves el grupo bipartidista de polÍticos vis

jason: randy joining us from chicago. he is at the bloom school of business.hael here in new york. let's get an update with what is happening outside the business world. >> president is tied to back up his assertion that the meeting with vladimir putin was a success. the president we did today that russia has agreed to help with north korea. he says there will be an exciting future for north korea at the end of the process. earlier, he tweeted that people at the higher end of intelligence -- bloomberg has learned that european commission president will discuss the issue with the president next week in washington. the eu wants to head off a u.s. investigation into whether car imports hurt national security. that could lead to a 20% tariff. billionaire jeff bezos lands to launch another rocket today. his company blue origins says the new shepherd rocket will be carrying a number of science in education experiments for microgravity research. this is their ninth mission. he hopes to eventually sent tourists into suborbital space. global news 24 hours a day, on air

we will hear from randy barnett of georgetown university and richard primus of the diversity of michigan. the event in the supreme court chamber was cohosted by the supreme court historical society and the john simon guggenheim memorial foundation. it is about one hour and 15 minutes. >> let me begin by expressing the society's gratitude to justice ginsburg. you have always been a very generous in giving of your time to the efforts of the society, when we have called upon you. thank you for taking time from your enormous schedule at this particular time of year. this evening comes about because of my deep and abiding connection to our two hosting

randy: no, that was the curious thing.teven mnuchin said he did not have any formal talks but the chinese and we actually have a reporter there tracking the chinese, they did not give any on the record comments. so they were very quiet about the whole trade issue. shery: and it is really interesting, because president trump keeps taking issue with the slide into its weakest time in a year or so. why did the treasury department come out with their report, labeling them a currency manipulator? romaine: for years, you can go back now not only through this administration, but the previous two, and ask the same question. it is not really a secret as to why the yuan moves the way it moves. the issue is, when it is the u.s. and at some of these other countries, what will they do about it? rhetoric is one thing, but at the end of the day it is action and right now you are not seeing any action. vonnie: if you have a look at this chart i have in the library, it shows yuan weakening relative to the dollar, but also to other currenci

randy rosen. >> glor: that recruiter from craigslist had also told us about him. >> excuse me, dr. rosen? >> glor: rosen declined our request for an interview, so we tried to catch up with him outside his office. >> we've been wanting to talk to you about why patients are being paid to get surgeries. >> glor: through his attorney, dr. rosen told us he has nothing to do with that craigslist ad, and he has no idea who carter is. >> this is private property. you are not allowed to come in here. >> glor: he also told us all patients must sign this form stating they have not been paid to get the implants. as for brennen berry, three months after getting his, he overdosed after taking heroin mixed with fentanyl. >> i came home and found him. i'm in his bedroom. and he was gone when i got here. >> glor: you saw him struggle with this. >> you wake up every day and you have to fight every day not to use or not to drink. they say it's one day at a time, but it is every second of every day. and he did, he fought it. >> glor: after he died, debbie berry learned her son was paid $1,000 to get t

thank you so much, grammy award winning producer randy jackson. cnn's original series "2000s" this sunday at 9:00 p.m. ian and tune for "state of the union." it starts at 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. eastern. s that the -- that is it for "the lead" on this friday. >>> happening now, breaking news, missing the deadline. the trump administration says it may need more time to reunite separated migrant children with the parents and asks a judge to extend the deadline. will the government get more time? going to war. president trump levies tariffs on chinese goods and beijing fires back with similar penalties. will the escalating trade war tank the u.s. economy? >>> thin air. water could be rising soon complicated efforts to get a youth soccer team out of the flooded wave where they have been trapped for two weeks. we have a live update. >>> and

randy babb/arizona game and fish biologist:"it's a pretty dangerous thing to be playing with."so serious..that the maricopa county sheriff office is taking this theft seriously..randy babb/arizona game and fish biologist: "you're talking about theft of private property."in arizona...you need a license to catch or kill any wildlife.. and if these thieves are selling them..they're in even more trouble. randy babb/arizona game and fish biologist:"it's against the law to buy, sell of trade reptiles and amphibians." (vicki) that was aldo vazquez reporting. investigators are still trying to determine if the toads were stolen to get high.. or to make a profit. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. grant lodes and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up at six... as we have been reporting.. an amber alert has been issued in the east bay for this 16 year old girl... believed to have been kidnapped we will have the latest details. (grant) plus.. the family of the man accused in the fatal stabbing of a bart passenger offers their condolences... in an exclusive statem

. >> how randy rainbow is cashing in on liberal rage in the trump era. he trump era. you're watching "world news now." dinner date...meeting his parents dinner date. why did i want a crest 3d white smile? so i used crest. crest 3d white removes... ...95% of surface stains in just 3 days... ...for a whiter smile... that will win them over. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. ♪ ♪ >>> so the man we're about to meet has gone from being an unknown to viral media sensation, almost seemingly overnight. >> his name is randy rainbow, and he's churning out videos, wracking up millions of views right in his own apartment in new york. zachary kiesch has a look. ♪ >> reporter: randy rainbow has struck viral gold with his quirky, newsroom style takedowns of the current administration. what exactly does an education secretary do? >> i don't know. >> reporter: and the talking heads of the 24-hour news cycle. >> the commander of chiefs expressing that opinion is exactly what -- >> i'm sorry, i'm going to stop you. the commander of what? >> the commander of cheese.

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, "rip off randy." an ad here in which this stolen information is used. >> in fact, "rip off randy" is so corrupt, even democrat party bosses are questioning his character. >> how does this catch fire? as i said, journalists are using it, political operatives are using it, how is it something that is widely known and widely used in races around the country? >> it's really fascinating to think that that campaign advertisement, that traditional, you know, negative advertising that we see in the united states, that that was essentially a russian intelligence operation. and that little bit of information, which the average viewer had no idea had been provided to this blogger, then the candidate took it and then it was used in a commercial. that's incredible. think about -- in the course of american history that that was an opposition hit orchestrated by the russians. and then used against that candidate. that was done in a bunch of races in house races to try to hurt democrats. and in several case, we have

randi kaye, cnn. >> our thanks to randi. >>> coming up, after multiple reports that north korea is notclearizing and has no intention to, the president reports everything is going well with north korea, and if not for him, we'd be at war. and again, calls to the free press, the opposition party. i'm going to get fareed zakaria's take on this. that's next. the new united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. getting settled. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. it all started when donald trump tore thousands of immigrant children away from their parents. we the people challenged him in court and in the streets. then trump was forced to admit that his policy was wrong. and he caved. the co

i mean he was, as randi was saying, america's mayor. he was "time" person of the year. he was beloved by the most liberal of democrats in new york city and around the country and the most conservative of republicans. and since he joined the trump world, politically speaking, it's been very different. but i think we've become more used to seeing rudy giuliani in the sort of vein of donald trump as the ultimate protector, the ultimate loyalist, the ultimate defender. i mean he was pretty much the only guy who would go out and say anything good about donald trump after the "access hollywood" tape came out at the end of the 2016 campaign. that tells you a lot. >> i was talking to maggie haberman on friday night. she made the point that the people who get around president trump tend to take on his personality. do you think part of that is what giuliani is doing? >> maybe. and also he is not just sort of a casual friend or an acquaintance who just met donald trump. they've known each other quite well for decades. i mean if you think about the fact that giuliani's children, pa

the stories are total fiction. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> coming up, it is the homeckingham palace, and soon this big baby. a look at what awaits president trump on his first visit to the uk. stay right there. booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. >>> president trump will meet with queen elizabeth next week, on his first visit as commander in chief to britain. it's not being build as a works visit. her royal imagine cimajesty wil first couple. let's talk this over with victoria arbiter, cnn's royal commentator. victoria, federally being called a working visit, as opposed to a state occasion, how does this impact the visit. >> it was downgraded, you're right. he was supposed to attend last year, and actually only obama and george w. bush was granted a state visit. but it was downgraded. this was one where we don't see the profession of the if the -- there won't be

. >> reporter: as she helped blind athlete randy strut complete the texas iron man triathlon last spring love incredibly long endurance challenges, but to me the motivating factor is i lov guiding blind and visually impaired athletes. that's the thing that keeps me training every day. >> reporter: but while she was swimming, biking, and running with randy, her future teammates were nearly 1,000 miles away, training for an even more rigorous competition. team sea to sea. >> all right, guys. >> reporter: four tandem bikes, eight athletes, four of them blind, was getting ready for the race across america, a cycling challenge from the west coast to the east. the team with the concept of two visually impaired athletes, jack chin and dan berlin. >> we both feel like we wanted to demonstrate to the world that people who are blind can be extraordinarily successful. because that message just does not get out enough. >> so your visual impairment is just a minor detail in this story, right? >> to us, yes. we never give it a second thought. >> reporter: jack and caroline are one of four tandem teams

senate confirmed randy quarles. his nominationte was delayed. there are three more nominees who have yet to receive a vote. it is inexcusable democrats have delayed the nominees. commissionern of a on the trading commission. there is no opposition, but she has been waiting for 400 days. we urge senate democrats to stop these delays. lastly, on behalf of the president and the white house, we offer prayers for a secret service special agent and his family. the president and the first lady are deeply grateful for his service to his country. we are forever in their debt. i will take your questions. ifearlier, it was asked russia was targeting the u.s. can review said, no. did he understand the question? his decision, no, russia is not doing anything? >> i had a chance to speak with the president. he said, thank you very much. said no to answering questions. they are working very hard to make sure russia is unable to eddle in our elections as they have done in the past and we have stated. since there is not an election today, not specifically. that w

<randy babb/arizona game and fish biologist:"you're talking about theft of private property. it's against the law to buy, sell of trade reptiles and amphibians.">(grant) whether it's whether it's to get high..or make a profit...or for a different reason... these people weren't supposed to be there and could be in some serious trouble. deputies say they are taking this theft seriously and are still looking for the suspects. (vicki) for your health tonight... a warning from a mother after she says her daughter had to get her gallbladder removed... the reason: she ate too many hot cheetos. the mother says her daughter ate about four bags of flaming hot cheetos and other hot chips about four times a week. she says the teen developed stomach pains... and had to get surgery to remove her gallbladder. doctors haven't tied the spicy snacks to gallbladder problems.. but they have been blamed for stomach issues. lawrence karnow: it was mostly sunny away from the coast with hot temperatures in the valleys in the 90s. at the coast there was patchy fog with highs in the 60s. more thunders

we will hear from randy barnett of georgetown university and primus from the diversity of michigan. the event in the supreme court chamber was cohosted by the supreme court historical society and the john simon guggenheim memorial foundation. it is about one hour and 15 minutes. let me begin by expressing the society's gratitude to justice ginsburg. you have always been a very generous -- been very generous in giving of your time to the efforts of the society, when we have called upon you.

progress rebuilding capabilities there are still communities in puerto rico's without power congressman randy weber of texas revisited the natural disasters of twenty seventeen in an energy some committee hearing this month into xyzzy much work still needs to be done hurricane harvey in texas devastated much of the state however the points out the use of smart meters actually help pinpoint which areas were without power. but it's a much different story for puerto rico even nine months after hurricane maria hit the island for months more than half of the island remain without power especially during those in medical care a category four storm caused an estimated one hundred billion dollars in damages and now there are at least eight hundred homes with temporary roofs still needing replacement. as is impotent what you call impotence because i don't have the power the power to say look please how much are those one panels here take it. with an unemployment rate of nine point six percent the lowest in almost thirty years there are signs of economic recovery but the island still has a long way to

meek, aunque la economÍa creciÓ en 4%, hay quien dice que no todos se bn fui zayn de esto, vamos con randy>> hola quÉ tal, presidente trump, sacÓ pecho esta maÑana desde la casa blanca tras publicaciÓn de estas cifras diciendo que estados unidos, es la envidia econÓmica de resto de mundo. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). la economÍa deÓ a ncrÍble de 4,l presidente, esta maÑana, un auge que dice tendrÁ impacto duradero, o atribuye a esto a su presidencia y mÁs actividad econÓmica y mÁs exportaciones entre otras cosas contribuyen a sdpo esto. >>> pero no todos comparten esto. >>> este ex asesor de presidente obama dijo que millones de personas ganan solo 7, 2 la hora, un salario mÍnimo que es no es suficiente para vivir, familias. >>> la economÍa, ha sido tema central de esta presidencia que ha impulsado la reforma tributaria, como parte de su plan para estimular la economÍa. >>> comitÉ demÓcrata no tardo en contra decir al presidente, diciendo que los trabajadores en estados unidos, no se han visto beneficiados por este crecimiento y casa que los salarios tampoco han au muy bueno tad. >>> gracias po

into soil streams and well that's exactly what i'm saying is a rugged individual is a little i and randy is on the economy you have mike pence who is spewing propaganda nonsense ignoring the extra nowadays of his business his journey business yeah exactly his one family their one jury he and his brother and the father their family got to benefit hugely while the rest of the costs were socializing the well there's no monotheism it gives him the temerity and the narcissism to believe that the garbage that his family spewed is not his garbage that he isn't he doesn't see that he because he's a man of his monotheistic beliefs could ever generate any amount of toxic garbage this family did ok ok but let's talk about it last let's get back down to like real world economics and i know i'm not doing the stripes ok ok these are that stripes and they're all connected so mike pence was then a third year congressman lost more than six hundred thousand dollars when the company went under he later became indiana governor and now has assets worth five hundred thirty two thousand dollars and one point o

we will hear from randy barnett of georgetown university and richard primus of the university of michigan who are introduced by supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. the event, in the supreme court chamber, was cohosted by the supreme court historical society and the john simon guggenheim memorial foundation. it is about an hour and 15 minutes. jus. ginsberg: let me begin by expressing the society's gratitude to justice ginsburg. you have always been a generous -- very generous in giving of your time in your efforts to the society, when we have called upon you. and thank you for taking time from your really enormous schedule at this particular time of year. this evening comes about because of my deep and abiding connection to our two hosting organizations, the supreme court historical society and the john simon guggenheim foundation.

this question goes to both you and randy very quickly. if you add all of the money in a scale fighting the battle my sense is that we are being totally outgunned on the money. is that your sense? all of these organizations have talk radio handle things like the universities to add up what we are doing on our side. we are being outgunned by one other thing which is what i see changing right now which is frustration and despair because that's what donald trump did and what the right wing does. they use the dog whistle, despair and fear. so in some ways it in mobilizes people. when you have that human shield in arizona, the human shield is that many people wearing the same color created a political necessity on these right-wing governments to do something so it really is this kind of old-time people versus money. i think we have to do two things at the same time. number one, we have to call them out. in our space, people get it because of the amazing hearings senator murray and other state in the nomination they get it. the brothers have now

randy's love for his job was evident. he was a shining example of journalistic integrity and fairness. randy's life went far beyond producing a fine newspaper that serves thousands of arizonans. he was also fully committed to giving back to his community. in addition to leading the annual new year's day polar plunge, and the flagstaff fourth race, he was active in his church, explored northern arizona's trails and parks, and played a major role in the daily sun citizen organization of the year initiatives. rapidy's legacy will live on. thanks -- randy's legacy will live on thanks to his enduring commitment to his city, state and paper. my heart goes out to his wife, lindsey, and his daughter, caroline. his fellow journalists and his loved ones. and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? thank you. without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize my constituent, mr. henry wheeler, who will be cel

randy kroszner is a former federal reserve board governor serving under george w. bush from 2006 to 2009 he is currently a professor of economics at the university of chicago. booth school of business randy great to speak with you. >> great to be here. >> i understand that most fed watchers believe that the president's comments would not have any impact whatsoever on the fed's course but should we be concerned that the perception of the fed could change, that the prism through which we evaluate any fed actions from now on would be tainted? and that therefore would then distort markets. >> certainly one wants to be concerned about that but i think as steve was saying and taking the quotations from j. powell. he has made it clear that he wants to chart an independent path he has said i will stay in my lane you stay in yours he has gone at -- been at pains to make clear what's mine and what's thine the president i think very clearly said that he may not be happy, but he is letting them do what they think is best. and he reiterated his broad support for j. powell as ch

randy kaye has a look at the rece recent nominee.he framers established that the constitution is designed to secure the blessings of liberty. justice kennedy devoted his career to securing liberty. i am deeply honored to be nominated to fill his seat on the supreme court. >> he conveyed the essential neutrality of the law. >> i'm forever grateful to justice kennedy for the opportunity to clerk for him. >> still kavanaugh is not without his critics. many suggest he has been part of the establishment for too long. he helped investigate president pill bill clinton along with kenneth starr. it was kavanaugh who helped lead the investigation into the death of vince foster. a clinton aide. and helped write the starr report to congress which outlined ground for president clinton's impeachment. >> some one who tries to ensure the range of policy views on various subjects in the administration are presented to the president in a fair, even handed way. >> with president trump's administration under investigation for colluding with russia durin

what a better porn name, randy johnson or magic johnson?lifornia in midst of an historic heat wave. that is not stopping people from venturing outside that play the race card, training for rannial- annual wiener dog race at state fair. the internet loves this video. but kudos to the trainer, nothing focusing the attention like a squeaky toy. i use it on my staff. race kicks off 2 p.m. saturday, if you can't wait that long to see a wiener, you can follow carlos dane or twitter. >> no one had a crazier week than a rookie truck driver still rough around the edges crossing the manatee bridge in florida, florida? they within haywire, florida is unclear if the truck malfunctioned or if he was the on bath salts like every else. you should see the lot lizard who of riding shotgun. driver said to be okay. he said if he could do it over, only thing he would change is the how is my driving bumper sticker on the back of the rig. phone will not stop ringing. topic 4. the iconic mtv game show remote control, had a category called dead or canadaian, you g

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> many questions about the meeting that took place two years ago.e'll analyze that more in a moment. but let's talk about potential current meeting with russia. russian president vladimir putin says he is ready to visit washington. the white house however has pushed the invite to next year. mr. putin also informally invited the u.s. president to moscow, but says any meeting between them must be under the right conditions. what might that be? sam kiley joining us from moscow. hello to you. first of all, these two leaders seem keen on building their relationship, but perhaps it couldn't come at a worse time. >> reporter: well, in many ways it suits the russians perfectly to have this sort of inconsistency in washington on the one hand of course you've got the president's people under investigation for alleged collusion with russian hacking attempts and the indictments of 12 russian agents. and then on the other, you've got something approaching a bromance between the two presidents with vladimir putin repeatedly coming to the aid in terms of public re