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the second circuit court of appeals in new york is holding a hearing this afternoon to decide.t may a federal judge ruled president trump was violating the constitution by blocking twitter users because his feed is a public forum and mr. trump was in violation of the first amendment by block seven plaintiffs. >>> pentagon says it has successfully test launched two ground based missile interceptors in california. they were set up against a simulated intercontinental ballistic missile, a critical test to prepare against potential attacks from adversaries like north korea. defense officials wanted to make sure that if multiple missiles were in the air the sensors on ground based interceptors would be able to distinguish the incoming missiles from other missiles and the electronic clutter in the environment. >>> nasa forced to scrap what would have been the first all female spacewalk scheduled to take place friday. and the reason turns out there is only one spacesuit on board the international space station that best fits both female astronauts. so friday's spacewalk will now be co

the second circuit court of appeals in new york is holding a hearing this afternoon to decide.esident trump was violating the constitution by blocking twir twitter users because his feed is a public forum. >>> pentagon says it successfully test launched twois in still interceptors. they were up against a simulated intercontinental ballistic missile. a critical test to prepare against potential attacks from adversaries like north korea. defense officials wanted to make sure that if multiple missiles were in the air sensors could still distinguish the enemy's incoming missiles from others. >>> nasa forced to scrap what would have been the first all female spacewalk scheduled for friday. the reason turns out there is only one spacesuit on board the international space station that best fits both female astronauts. so friday's spacewalk will now be conducted by a man and a woman. if everything goes according to plan, christina koch will become the 14th woman to perform a spacewalk. >>> a surprise for passengers on a british airways flight from london. they were headed to germany, b

of the second circuit. they heard oral argument on the case on tuesday. this is 40 minutes. >> the justices of the united states of the appeals court of the second circuit.

of the second circuit. they heard oral argument on the case on tuesday. this is 40 minutes. >> the justices of the united states of the appeals court of the second circuit. knight first amendment versus donald j. trump. >> good morning, your honor. may it please the court. the issue in this case is a twitter account created by donald trump before he became president that he has control over independent of his presidency, and his right to block people on that account, and ability he shares in common with all twitter users. in holding that this was a first amendment violation, the court made to critical errors. first, the court incorrectly concluded that a donald trump was wielding the power of the federal government when he blocked platonists -- plaintiffs from the account. are you arguing that the only thing independent of his presidency in the account is the blocking? or the account itself is independent? >> the blocking. when you are trying to analyze whether or not state action or government action is being invoked, you look at the particular conduct at issue. you ask whether the power at issue is wielding the power of the government, state, or exerci

of anti-trust law and it was appealed. order fromry strong the district court that this was not a violation of anti-trust rules. then it got appealed to the second circuit court. they also ruled that it was an anti---that it was competitive. mr. rubenstein: house democrats are saying -- if house democrats are saying -- mr. stephenson: i hope not. mr. rubenstein: if you had the , 858 days you had to wait, the value -- the value of time warner go up or down? ?ere you happy mr. stephenson: i'm not happy at all that it took two years. proceeding, irt was questioned about this. i made the point that since we announced this transaction, at that point in time when i was on the witness stand, that in the time since we announced that transaction to that date, the value increased by $1 trillion. that is what is really important for people to keep in mind. this thing is moving fast. we had an antitrust division that was challenging whether we would exercise undue leverage in negotiating a deal with the cable distributor. when all we were focused on was amazon, applets, apple, these folks were moving fast. debating what is happening in the world of cable tv. mr. ru

six years later she became a circuit court of appeals judge on the second circuit in new york. that was 1998. >>> 11 years after that she found her self here on the supreme court. she and one other justice in the modern era are the only justices who served on all three levels of the federal judiciary. justice whitaker was appointed by the same president, president eisenhower and justice was appointed by three different presidents, george h.w. bush, the district court, president clinton to the circuit court and president obama to the supreme court. she has found time to write books somehow about her life in particular. let me just turn the program over to her. it's a real privilege to introduce her at this time. >>> it was a miserable night last night. good evening. welcome to the court. i am delighted so many of you can join us this evening for this first lecture in the supreme court historical society 2018 lecture series, which this term as you heard will focus on the supreme court and world war one. 2018 marks a century since the first world war ended, a fitting moment for th

c-span3, a confirmation hearing for two judges to be on the ninth circuit court of appeals in california. this is the second time the president has nominated daniel lee afterd kenneth their nominations expired in the last congress. senate judiciary committee making member dianne feinstein and senator kamala harris from california opposed the nominees -- oppose the nominees. later, acting office of management and acting director testifies on the trump administration 2020 budget proposal. watch american history tv live on saturday, starting at 9:00 eastern from historic ford theater in washington, d.c. for the 22nd annual abraham lincoln symposium. this gathering hosted by the abraham lincoln institute and

circuit court of appeals in louisiana and a ruling could be months away. >>> the fda is putting the safety of breast implants under the microscope. today the agency met a second day to address possible risks after more than 400 cases of cancer were reported in women who have them. a rare blood cancer called breast implant associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma can develop in some women with implants. most who get it have what are called textured breast implants. they have a rougher surface that's designed to limit movement of an implant but may also initiate the cancer. >> it's one of the theories that this just kind of irritates and inflames the surrounding tissues? >> that is one of the theories. >> because of the surface being rough. >> that's right, that's right. >> reports to the fda show out of 457 cancer cases at least 310 occurred with textured implants. most women are cured after doctors take those implants out. the country's three largest breast maurs ldcbtextured implants have been extensively tested for safety and comply with fda monitoring and that patient safety is their top priority. >>> the latest roundup case now in the hands of a federal

of the case i left something out. i didn't want to complicate it. but the second appeal to the eighth circuit from the district court decision holding b 4 did not apply. the government did not appeal. they said, fair fight and we lost end of story. but at that point a private party, the food marketing institute. fmi, a trade group for a food grocery stores, was allowed over our client's objection to intervene in the case for the purpose of stepping into the government's shoes and appealing for the eighth circuit. which is a, unusual and b, we think wrong. that shouldn't allowed to happen. but even though fmi lost the appeal to eighth circuit by interveeng it gained party status. it had the right to seek supreme court review and sought it. and over our arguments to the contrary got supreme court review. this is a foia case now in the supreme court where the united states government is not a party. so that's unusual. the government, the slolicitor general filed aims. the government is a amicus. i think what the government says is also a bit change. the other odd thing and then i'll stop. about two months ago while the

on c-span 3, a confirmation hearing for two judges on the ninth circuit court of appeals in california, the second time the president has nominated daniel collins and kenneth lee after their nominations expired in the last congress. the senate judiciary committee ranking member dianne feinstein harris, bothamala from california, opposed the nominees. later, acting office of management and budget director russ boat testifies on the trump administration's 2020 budget proposal. >> a couple of headlines. in the washington post, wells fargo's ceo faces bipartisan scolding, defends bank's. los angeles times -- the wells fargo ceo's message of contrition and improvement draws bipartisan rebuke. on capitol hill, tim sloan told lawmakers about improvements he says wells fargo has made and the approach to customer service since becoming ceo in on capitol2016,, but he also fas of the house financial services committee who cited examples of what they described as consumer abuse and predatory practices. this runs for hours and 10 minutes.

of blocking some users from his personal twitter account. a u.s. district court ruled against the president on first amendment grounds. the appeal is now before the second circuitwhich heard the oral argument in the case tuesday. this is 40 minutes. >> we will hear arguments versus donald j. trump. good morning, your honor. account issuemp is a twitter account created by donaru

circuit court of appeals. her name is naomi rowe. she's been nominated to what's on which called the second-most important court in the country. -- josh holy earlier this month raised concerns about how she might rule on cases involving abortion, which is interesting, because cases don't like that don't often come up in that particular court. that has the caused concerns. it the prompted a private talking to from mitch mcconnell to josh holly. but that's kind of all settled down. she should have enough votes to get confirmed, but still an interesting nomination to watch. >> worth watching. >> eliana? >> big shine, the white house communications director, resigned this week, taking an advisory role on the trump campaign. he was the fifth person to hold the title of white house communication director, probably the second-most unpleasant or difficult job in washington after white house chief of staff. so i'll be watching whether the white house looks to fill that job or just leaves it open and acknowledges, you know, on the record this is a job that the president is doing himself. i think that will be interesting, particularly go

c-span3, a confirmation hearing for judges to be on the ninth circuit court of appeals. this is the second time the president has nominated daniel collins and chemically after their nominations expired in the last congress. feinsteinmber dianne and senator kamala harris from california both opposed to the nominees. watch at 10 a.m. eastern. testifying on the trump administration's budget proposal. . >> wells fargo ceo faces bipartisan scolding. the los angeles has wells fargo ceo tim sloan's message of contrition and improvement draws bipartisan review. hill, he told lawmakers about improvements he says wells fargo has made in their approach to customer service since becoming ceo. questions from the members of the house financial services committee, citing examples of what they described as consumer abuse and predatory practice. 10s runs four hours and minutes. . >>> the committee will come to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. this hearing is entitled holding megabanks accountable. an examination of wells fargo's pattern of

of it. i'm going to oppose her. the second nominee is chad readler, a 46-year-old attorney in the trump justice department. when he was nominated to another circuit court of appeals, the sixth circuit, it was a clear sign of the trump administration's strong negative feelings about the affordable care act and the fact that that act covers preexisting conditions. mr. readler filed the trump administration's brief in the texas versus united states case where he opposed the affordable care act's preexisting coverage requirement. remember that issue from the last election? it was a big one. it might have been the biggest one. he basically said we think health insurance should be available to you even if you don't have a perfect medical record, and who does? hardly any of us. and certainly, each of us knows someone in their family who would struggle with a perfect medical record. and without a perfect medical record, you can be denied insurance or charged premiums you can't pay unless you have the protection of the law. the law is known as the affordable care act or obamacare. so mr. readler argued that this requirement of covering people with preexisting conditions w

of blocking some users from his personal twitter account. a u.s. district court ruled against the president on first amendment grounds. the appeal is now before the second circuit which are the argument on tuesday. this is 40 minutes. ded] l soune states for united the second circle. -- circuit. >> good morning. theing your argument on first amendment regarding president trump. >> good morning. trump will donald account is a twitter a cow by donald trump before he became the president that he has control over independent of his and the efforts to block people from that personal account -- in holding that this is a first amendment violation, the district court made critical errors. they incorrectly concluded that donald was wielding the power of the federal government when he locked plaintiffs from the acco

on c-span 3 a confirmation hearing for 2 judges to be on the ninth circuit court of appeals in california. this is the second time the president has nominated daniel collins and kenneth lee after their nominations expired in the last congress. the senate judiciary committee diane feinstein and sen. harris from california oppose the nominees. watch it 10:00 eastern. the management testifies on the trump administration 2020 budget proposal. >> c-span city store is exploring the american story and this weekend with the help of our cable partners we visit cedar rapids in east central iowa. >> painted american gothic here in the studio, it is a piece that everybody knows and a lot of times people will not know the title but it is an iconic piece. probably the most iconic piece of american art. >> the caucuses have not been great at selecting the next president. it seems that the caucuses really perhaps the highest function, we talk about three tickets out of iowa that the top three finishers can move on. >> join us this saturday at noon eastern as we speak with local cedar rapids authors. sunday at 2:00 is americ

of blocking some users from his personal twitter account. a u.s. district court ruled against the president on first amendment grounds. the appeal is now before the second circuit, which heard the oral argument in the case tuesday. this is 40 minutes. >> we will hear arguments versus donald j. trump. good morning, your honor. account issuemp is a twitter account created by donald trump before he became president. he has control over independence of his presidency, and has exercised his ability to block people from that personal account. an ability he shares with twitter users. the district court made two critical errors. they incorrectly concluded that donald trump was wielding the power of the federal government when he blocked plaintiffs from the account. second, the court incorrectly the account was a form in which it was excluded. >> argue arguing the only thing in the pendant of his presidency is the blocking? are you still maintaining that position or just the blocking? >> the blocking. when you are trying to analyze state action is being invoked, you look at the particular conduct. you ask whether the conduct at issue is wielding the power of the governm

circuit court of a appeals determined it was not a ban on transgender persons serving in the military. that's the first thing. the second question, sir? representative kelly: one of the witnesses testified that you couldn't be commissioned from the green to gold, you couldn't transfer to a temporary school that is outside and come back in if you were grandfathered in is , that the case, or be promoted? secretary stewart: you are grandfathered under the current 2018 policy. everyone that is currently has a diagnosis of gender dysphoria will be brought in and they will be grandfathered. representative kelly: vice admiral bono, can you explain the co-morbidities with gender dysphoria? dr. bono: the co-morbidities we have seen associated with gender dysphoria are typically depression, suicidal ideation, and anxiety. representative kelly: what is the appointment -- what is the deployment? bono: depending on the types of procedures they have had, as you heard some of the panelists talk about, the recovery time was very quick. sometimes just a few weeks from four to six. sometimes eight weeks. with some of the more extensive s

c-span3, a confirmation hearing for judges to be on the ninth circuit court of appeals. this is the second time the president has nominated daniel collins and chemically after their nominations expired in the last congress. feinsteinmber dianne and senator kamala harris from california both opposed to the nominees. watch at 10 a.m. eastern. testifying on the trump administration's budget proposal. . >> wells fargo ceo faces bipartisan scolding. the los angeles has wells fargo ceo tim sloan's message of contrition and improvement draws bipartisan review. hill, he

second referendum on brexit. back in the united states, the senate has confirmed two more of president trump's nominees to the federal bench. neomi rao will replace supreme court justice brett kavanaugh on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. she's a former law professor and clerk for justice clarence thomas who's backed by the , arch-conservative federalist society. also confirm this week is paul matey, who previously served as legal counsel to ex-new jersey republican governor chris christie. he'll serve on the u.s. 3rd circuit court in philadelphia. their confirmations mean 1 out of every 5 appeals court judges have been nominated by president trump. the american civil liberties union has obtained documents showing how immigration and customs enforcement has gained access to a vast surveillance database of billions of records on vehicle locations and is using the data to track down undocumented immigrants. the data gathers license plate numbers from red-light and speed limit cameras, tollbooths, parking lot surveillance cameras, and other sources in order to track drivers, with little or no federal oversight. democratic senator ron wyden of oregon has called the program a "massive, for-profit location-tracking database

department of agriculture but in my quick run through the case i left something out because i didn't want to complicate things, but that second appeal to the 8th circuit from the district court's decision holding that before did not apply, the government didn't appeal. the government at that point said okay, we'll disclose, you know, fair fight and we lost, end of story. but at that point a private party, the food marketing ins institute which is a trade group for food grocery stores was aloed to intervene in the case for the purpose of stepping into the government's shoes and appealing to the 8th circuit which is a, unusual and b, we think wrong. that shouldn't have been allowed to happen, but even though fmi lost the appeal to the 8th circuit it gained party status so it had the right to seek supreme court review and over our arguments to the contrary, they got supreme court review. so this is a foi case now in the supreme court where the united states government is not a party. so that's unusual. the government, the solicitor general has filed an am icu s brief. the other odd thing and then i'll stop, about two months ago while the sert petition was pending, congress amende