or some lighter stice for me that is the biggest question that needs to be answered we're. desperate to get to the truth for some of the elderly bereaved relatives die steve morris is on answered questions were put before the courts and asked. their lawyers challenge the haiti failure to write the thematic report that they were promised. amongst the legal exhibits provided to the high court has a copy of on cadwallader as lethal allies the 1st time any such group is accepted as a legal exhibit in the northern courts. in july 27th the court delivered stunning victory from the families ordering the chief constable to come up within weeks except to be independent through the resource to court to fulfill its e.t.s. promise. humiliated the chief constable the pm despite objections from the bereaved families 11 of whom passed away since a court case began. with being a long hard road for the families today it underscores a spin very disappointing that the overarching report that would have pulled everton together and made all the connections. and being completed there. how import

the case will be decidedn the form of a trial, with the chief stice presiding. >> good evening. christian:two other presidents impeached by the house, bill clinton and andrew johnson, were both acquitted. it is highly likely donald trump will be acquitted, too. the democrats have the majority in the house. 216 votes required today. but the senate is controlled by the republicans. of them would need to join democratic senators to reach the two thirds supermajority which the constitution requires to remove a sitting president. the constitution only says the senate must hold a trial. it is not lay out how it should be conducted. but here is how senate leader mitch mcconnell views it. sen. mcconnell: i am not an impartial juror. this is a political process. nothing judicial about it. impeachment is a political decision. christian:or miny leader chuck schumer says he wants p tple close to president to testify, le acting chief ofne staff mick mul or former national security advisor john bolton. nnmr. mcl says there will be no when this is at all. sen. schumer: we have not heard a sing

and now we are so fortunate that stice nil gorsuch is serving as our new honorary chair. [applause] justice gorsuch is the honorary chair. live coverage expected to start shortly. announcer: live coverage, where former supreme court justice anthony kennedy will receive the liberty metal from justice neil gorsuch, honorary chair of the center. this was established in 1988 to commemorate the bicentennial of the united states onstitution. >> join me welcoming justice gorsuch. [applause] our commitment to keystones of democratic self-government. teach the young and old about our constitution and about the alues and virtues that undergird it. thank you for the work you do, jeffrey. [applause] colleague, my friend, justice anthony kennedy. and as a starting point, i can think of no award more appropriate to the man than the liberty medal. as jeffrey discussed so much about his career and jurisprudence are about reminding us that the blessings of liberty promised in our foundational charters belong not just to the rich or to the popular but to each and every one of us. in case a

. ♪ judy: nearly a year ago, president trump signed into law a bipartisan federal criminal stice reformuced mandatory sentences. many states followed with a notable exception, the state of maryld. in this story, produced in collaboration with the university of maryland's howard center for investigative onalnalism, na correspondent john yang reports on the uncertain fate of prisoners who are still serving life sentences for crimes they committed as minors. john: in the 1990s, fear and anger over violent crime led to a sharp increase in incarceration. that included sentencing large numbers of juveniles to life in adult prisons without role. in 2012, the supreme court usdeclared that cruel and l punishment, but in maryland, so-called juvenile liferow in their 50s and 60s, still wait for parole.rl oung had been sentenced tofe t age 17. >> the system is broke. the system needs fixing. d one individual, mr. parris glendening, was the head of this situation. john: parris glendening was maryland's liberal docratic governor. during his first campaign in 1994, he sought to counter attacks that he

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