this is another dispute in russo, who gets to decide these issues of partisan gerrymandering? .. >> .. for those pining for t bipartisanship in litigation this was your case. as the court pointed out as far back as 1962 in the case baker versus car the supreme held that the political question was a a quote, lacked judicially discoverable and manageable standards for resolving the issue at hand. last year in gill versus whitford which was decided june 2018 and where the plaintiffs from wisconsin were determined to lack standing in other porters and gerrymandering cases the court decided that ever since baker the unresolved question of partisan gerrymandering cases were whether they involved a legal right resolvable according to legal principles or was instead, a political question that had to be resolved elsewhere. although in cases such ass [inaudible] the court 1986 decision the court suggested cracking and packing voters from opposing parties raise a partisan gerrymandering claim is a majority highlighted even in vandermeer the justices were so divided the no ever emerged in

he quoted the french philosopherjean jock russo. very soon, he discovered he crossed the line.later, merouane joined a week later, merouanejoined estate journalists dell louise it was also there covering the protests. it's not the first time luisa has witnessed nationwide protests. in 1988, when the price of oil plummeted, algeria was convulsed by riots. the government change the constitution, allowing the first multiparty elections to take place. but when an islamist party looked set to win, the military intervened. the president was replaced and a state of emergency declared. the islamist party was out cold, and armed groups started a war. the war lasted a decade and cost the lives ofan lasted a decade and cost the lives of an estimated 200,000 people. backed by the army, bouteflika was elected president on a ticket of national reconciliation. thousands of islamists lay down their weapons, but the trauma of that time is still etched in the collective memory of algerians. it's a memory bouteflika's declining regime wanted to exploit. with just hours remaining for the president

wee you know what i'm saying i was a force that's just days before he was due to leave him russo a program on t.v. about extremism and changed his mind he says it saved in easy it's education though we are lucky. education oh i notice and my education center says. the program was to meet better with sapphic and center for counter extremism in. its leader with terrible moment in booked our says that in just 2 years they have stopped more than 50 young people like you morrow from joining a us community engagement and talking to young people is also part of the initiative. so if someone is significantly influenced by religious doctrines only those ideals negatively yours ideals we come from the perspective of religion what are the counter messages the counter narratives that can help this person get out of this you wouldn't want to look at other approaches to country in this you know to help in the specimen regained his vocals i'm leaving positively in society. so far book tours group has reached nearly a 1000 young people but it wants to do more counseling and more job opportunities will hop

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>> nicole kidman did sparkle in yellow ralph & russo, while picking up actress of the year for "big littleed her co-star pushed her to take on another role. >> i remember meryl streep saying to me, when i said, oh, should i play gretchen carlson? and she was like, yes, you should. so when meryl says yes, you should, you do what she says. >> you do it. >> in "bombshell," nicole plays the former fox news anchor who brought down boss roger ailes in a sexual harassment suit along with megyn kelly, played by charlize theron. >> what was the transformation process like for you and charlize? >> i walked on the set with charlize and i was like, are you kidding me? i was like shocked and that was in person, up close, i couldn't believe it was her. i kept looking at her going, charlize? >>> still ahead -- i'm going to hit the road. oprah on tour. how you can meet her. >>> then, justin hartley spent his break from "this is us." only we're taking you to the set of his new movie >>> and we're first behind the scenes of "dancing with the stars" with hannah b. >> bless my partner's heart. he has to deal

big screen november 27th as a life and comic book fan, it's a dream come true like anthony and joe russo have directed for hugely successful marvel movies, including avengers endgame the highest grossing movie of all time worldwide they may not win an oscar it. b least one prize this award season. the motion picture showman of the year award from the hollywood publicists union. the brothers will be honored at the 57th annual publicists awards ceremony in beverly hills on br a latin amer letter from the rolling stones bridges to buenos are as is a previously unreleased concert film the band's 1998 bridges to babylon tour. more than 2 hours of classic rock and roll read next and remastered from the live recordings. it will be available on various digital diskin vinyl formats november 8 in hollywood. >>and before we go a little peek outside at the bay bridge toll plaza minor back. flames overall a great trip into san francisco of course we'll check more bridges and more drive times for you after the break stay with us. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed

trying to anger and radicalize people and he will then turn on not only the politicians pardon terence russo judiciary and media in order to wake them up in such a frenzy then they'll support him in that election campaign it is an incredibly dangerous and irresponsible gesture i don't actually think they're. that he would break the law in the end. how real is the potential economic damage of the no deal we hear a lot of these kind of doomsday scenarios of lots of long lines of of lorries at the ports and medicines and supplies not not getting through is that how much truth is there to that or is it. people on the other side of say a lot of scare mongering. or the government's own reports are responsible for these for these notions of food and medicine and fuel shortages it is the experts in the . future in the haulage industries who are protesting about all the things that still have to be done in order for them to to work effectively doctors are giving concrete evidence of how actual medication may not be able to reach those patients in need so this is not a conspiracy dreamed up by politic

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i just want to take a moment to acknowledge our headliners team, the chairs laurie russo of communicationsnline with dc media strategy and staff at liaison lindsey underwood who put this event together this evening. so, we are delighted to have with us tonight "new york times" reporters robin pogrebin and kate kelly, the authors of "the education of brett kavanaugh. [applause] the book is about three days old and it's been three days of uproar and controversy. as provost president called it a mass resignation of smear time staffers and democrats to call for justice brett kavanaugh to be impeached, and "the new york times" had to retract a poorly conceived tweet. a piece published included excerpts into new allegations against brett kavanaugh that were both all about when the paper revealed edited as the key detail that the woman behind the allegations were the subject of the allegations said she doesn't necessarily remember the event. he offers that go deep into the allegations of sexual misconduct that dodged justice kavanaugh during the confirmation for supreme court described their acco

their support mr president the secretary general transmitted the agreed terms of reference and core russo procedure on the constitutional committee why are you to the security council you all know we have it as a document s. last 2900775. the agreement is framed by key prints by key principles that most on the pin any process and any a certain amount these include respect for the united nations charter security council resolutions serious sober entity unity independence and territorial integrity and the syrian led and all nature of the process the principles also include the objective or un supervised elections and this surge in the resolution 2254 based on the new constitution they also recognized the need for a broader political process to implement their solution 2254 because situational comedy has a clear mandate it show will in the context of the un facilitated geneva process prepare and draft for popular approval a constitutional reform as a contribution to the political settlement in syria and the implementation of the resolution 2254 the constitutional reform show interest and bod

toward treating platforms as conduits that aren't and can't be responsible for what appears on the russo that gives me confidence that the long-term outcome i know it's debatable but it gives me confidence that the long-term outcome would probably be good. we would get a good result with free speech protective result would pertain. but in the short term there would be a stampede against the platforms of litigation. if the repeal of 230 were to signal that the federal law is opposed to productions for liability then i could actually undercut the proper common-law developing. i don't know how you get there from here but. >> if you have a question raise your hand we will send the microphone over to. >> gentleman with the laptop. >> curl Ãwith no choice. james comey asked about the value of section 230. mike nasdaq had a good paper that came up $440 billion over the next decade is a value. he asked about content moderation, we actually had the choice of a report coming out shortly that aggregates the transparency reports from facebook, google and twitter. they were removed and six months. 5

i remembered a passage i once said how russo, who often audacity and pride are on the side of the guilty and how often shame and guilt are on the side of the innocent. i wonder why you would feel guilty trying to save a persons's life who was assassinated by an assault weapon. >> i felt guilty and still feel like i could have done more. i wanted to do more, but the fact is i had 10 patients there and reports of maybe up to 20, 40 patients. i had no idea. i could not spend as much time as i wanted to on that one patient when i knew i had 20 or 30 coming in. >> are you still practicing now in el paso? >> yes. >> how do you feel about the possibility of selling some people machine guns under their so-called second amendment rights? >> i would not agree with that but the second amendment stands. >> it has been misrepresented, distorted. the national rifle association used to be a moderate, mainstream organization that supported gun safety regulation, then it was hijacked for political purposes, and the idea was to oppose all gun safety regulation to try to drive a wedge between the rural par

and i remembered a passage i once read from russo, how often audacity and pride are on the side of the guilty and how often shame and guilt were on the side of the innocent. and i wonder why you would feel guilty for trying to save someone's life, the victim of an assault weapon in the hands of a criminal. i wanted to do more, but the fact is, i had ten patients there, and reports of maybe up to 20, 40 patients, i had no idea and i couldn't spend as much time as i wanted to on one patient when i had 20 or 30 coming in. >> are you still practicing now in el paso. >> yes. >> how do you feel about the possibility of selling people some machines guns or heavier weaponry under their so-called second amendment rights? >> i would not agree with that, but the second amendment stands. >> it's been misrepresented, it's been distorted, and you know, the national rifle association used to be a moderate mainstream organization that supported gun safety regulation and it was taken over and hijacked for political purposes and the idea was to oppose all gun safety regulation, trying to drive a wedge b