freedom and change and that foundation military council will be having 5 members each in the supreme council which is effectively the presidency during that transitional period and then the enforcers of freedom and change will be the ones nominated members of the executive council which it doesn't discuss however is the role of these 2 council that is up to the constitutional declaration which as we heard from the envoy and from others will be signed on friday afternoon. and we're still expecting that that to go ahead spreads should that go ahead as planned the signing of this constitutional declaration i'm not sure they will be a very significant moment given the level of upheaval we have seen in sit on over the past few months. yes indeed that will be the significant moment perhaps more significant event today's moment because it will be defining the rules of those 2 councils there you have to figure out what the supreme council will do what it's meant what its mandate is how much how much power is how and also has to the constitution look there will also be defining the role of the execut

agreement which has been signed specifies that there will be 5 members from each side in the supreme council and effectively be the presidency of the country and there will be members nominated from the forces of freedom and change to the executive council which will be made up of ministers but it doesn't say how this a transitional government will be run it doesn't explain what rules the sovereign council and the executive council that have now that will be there defined in the constitutional declaration which according to the envoy will be signed on friday afternoon and what's ok now that the core of that deal that this parish sharing deal between the military and the opposition movement it really does lie in that 2nd document does it not that constitutional declaration what more can you tell us about this. well yes indeed now the constitution erosion is going to be the core of the transitional agreement it's going to state exactly what role is sovereign council it's going to have a role it's in terms of nominees ok but i'm sorry to cut you off where we do understand that they are speaking

that well the french diplomats emanuel bolen has a meeting with the secretary of iran's national supreme council that is the body that's in charge of the country's nuclear program he is this is his 2nd visit in less than a month so the capital now this diplomat is not new to iran he lived here between 20032006 when he worked at the french embassy so his somebody that knows the country quite well he will be meeting with iran's foreign minister zarif later this afternoon we've heard from the foreign ministry spokesperson up awesome survey who says that this visit is of course the welcome one day welcome france's role in trying to save this nuclear deal but that iran has not seen any tangible commitments by the european signatories of the 2015 deal we know that the iranian president hassan rouhani spoke with his french counterpart on saturday evening before iran announced on sunday that it was scaling back its commitment further and they gave the european countries another 60 days to show their commitment to the steel so series of meetings going on in the capital today where the iranians are hoping

civilian majority vote the military disagrees with doesn't like what ensures their decisions by the supreme council will actually be implemented and forced. very very serious questions and on a matter of an independent investigation of the june 3rd massacre and other atrocities committed we know perfectly well by the deputy chief of the transitional military council mohammed hamdan doggle known as a matter and his are a son forces it's very difficult for me to see how the opposition can agree that this will be an independent investigation given the fact that the military will never allow a messy to be named or the r.s.s. to be indicted the ira said her of course remain on the streets of cattle mr reeves we thank you very much for your time that orthodontists that to eric waves live in northampton massachusetts thank you. so again we have been listening to sudanese opposition members of the sudanese opposition speaking and caught them in giving us the latest on the power sharing agreement between themselves and the transitional military council they are saying that this is only a 1st step that other

at the beginning they were supposed to have 7 plus 7 in the supreme council 7 civilians 7 military officers and that's not a good sign of compromise of the spirit of compliance and they came to mind about that and they said we need to reduce the number to 5 plus 5 and we want. i mean informally speaking they still haven't made it formal they said they wanted have of the prime minister's office so if if if they were to 70 ministers they wanted to have so on what basis what constituency do the present in order to demand have of the prime minister's office so that sense the very wrong signal distance the signal that they would want to be part of tennis they want to be have their own political ambitions that's speaking about the transition and military council if you speak about the forces of freedom and change then he is one of the credible individuals working in this group but i don't think that they realize the technical challenges that they are they are about to face i mean the choice of the prime minister i mean it took them like 4 on have months and they stand to have in i mean appointed

military trial acts have been sand to the cost of the city which is under the control of the supreme council for the secession of the south from the north these. new and forests meant that confirm accounting to all observers that the saudis will. strongly support its existence on the ground where over the past 4 years saudis have been monitoring and also taking attacks taking. from the skies but now be determined to get involved strongly on the ground the situation where is that also many more troops have been sent according to sources to the worst course line of data over 11 brigades have replaced the sudanese withdrawn due to the. race in this collisions and also what has happened and that's kountry of sudan the sudanese general recently promoted to army chief of staff by the military has been arrested so dan's military released a statement saying that a full crew attempt. and an investigation is underway several other high ranking army officers have also reportedly been detained 18 officials in total are being held the arrests come a week after a power sharing deal was signed by members o

there is a power struggle between the mullahs, which is the supreme council which is supposed to be the power base. the' irgc. so what they have done is they have set themselves up for huge failure on the international scene because the europeans are the people they wanted to try to bring on board to try to persuade america to reef deuce the sanctions. instead they have done just the opposite. not you europeans are getting on board. you will see the same thing from gulf states one by one. >> pushing europe and the gulf states towards trump. thanks for your insight and your service to our country. good to see you. the growing unrest in puerto rico. protesters taking to the streets to demand the resignation of the governor. jeff? >> san juan in cleanup mode and likely repairing for even more protests in the coming days. this is something we have been seeing all day. gra fittive spray d graffiti spray painted all over the you walls. tens of thousands in the crowd were mostly singing and chanting all night. but it takes just the actions of a few of to escalate the situation. that's what hap

well the secretary for iran's national supreme security council that is the body that's in charge of the country's nuclear program has been meeting with french president emanuel micron's top diplomatic adviser here in tehran the secretary of the sham carney has said that the current economic war that's being waged on iran by the united states government is the reason iran has decided to scale back its commitment because the european signatories to this deal have not upheld their end of the bargain. also said that until europe is serious about its commitment to this deal iran will not say as committed as it should they will continue to scale back their commitments now emanuel the diplomat for his part said that he did not come to tehran with a message from washington that is not why he's here he said he's here because french president emanuel micron is concerned that this economic warfare that's being waged on iran is causing tensions in this region and the french are committed to trying deescalate the issues and they believe that the economic relief will be one of the ways they will

going to be the core of the transitional period it's a beach the document that will be all of the supreme council and the executive council and that's something that the 2 sides say they will need to talk on and that they took me on but that's not the only issue that is right now so it's exciting as it was before specifically to change. it and if you. look at this it's like they're saying that's what's happened instead it seems the armed groups here are saying that it's absolutely signed this law does not represent a state that is not siding with its deeds and that if it falls the freedom to cheat one might actually it's great to get there. to back down from this defeat and actually. get the stuff out surely that does not represent the whole of stamps so while some people in the country are are celebrating this agreement as it's i missed this one and others are not exactly pristine and there will be a last chance transition. thank you very much for that heather morgan live n. addison let's take another look at how we got to this point after months of protests against his vote the military removed

military trial acts have been sent to the cost of the city which is under the control of the supreme council for the secession of the south from the north. knew in forest meant that confirm accounting to all observers that the saudis will. strongly support its existence on the ground where over the past 4 years saudis have been monitoring and also taking attacks taking a taxi from the skies but now determined to get involved strongly on the ground the situation where is that also many more troops have been sent according to sources to the west coast line of all who data over 11 brigades have replaced the sudanese or have withdrawn due to the. race in this collisions and also what has happened in that country of sudan. boeing has announced its largest quarterly loss on record following the grounding of its 737 max aircraft the company lost $3000000000.00 in its 2nd quarter and sales fell by more than a 3rd a 737 max fleet was grounded in march after 2 crashes in 5 months killed 346 people a problem with software caused the planes to nosedive christensen to me has more from new york. boeing so

here's the head of egypt's supreme council of antiquities.ake sure it that we have official letters, documents or whatever, they have nothing! the brown quartzite relic comes from a private collection of ancient art that christie's last sold for 3.7million dollars in 2016. the auction house says it's never been the subject of an investigation. we are in touch with the embassy and we informed them about the sale, even before the catalogue was published and so we have collaborative relationship with them and we have given them all the information that we have for the peace because through this research, we are confident that the legal status of the peace is clear. beth timmins is following the story for us. this law that egypt introduced in 1983 which banned the removal of artifacts from the country, and they believe this sculpture was taken in the 70s, so that is what she is saying which would be legally obtained, but the egyptian authorities disagree with that. and they say they have not seen enough documentation to prove that. do we have any

place between the french the man that's here meeting with his the secretary for iran's supreme national security council that is the body that's in charge of the country's nuclear program. and he has said that iran has given the european signatories of the nuclear agreement more than enough time it's been well over a year since the united states withdrew from the agreement so leaving the europeans to really uphold their in the deal and he said that as soon as the europeans uphold their end of the bargain we will do the same now the french the full amount emanuel has said that he is not here with a message from washington to tehran but rather he is here to try and deescalate the tensions that is the wishes of french president emanuel and he said that the message is the french are trying to lift these trying to get a cease fire rather on this economic warfare that's been waged on iran and they believe that they're doing that will deescalate the tensions in this region the iranian president hassan rouhani at his weekly cabinet meeting meanwhile said that this seizure of the iranian vessel off the strait of

yes emanuel born is meeting currently with connie who is the secretary of iran supreme national security council that is a body that's in charge of the country's nuclear program according to the elysee palace in paris the bomb is here to try and collect the elements to try and deescalate tensions that is his goal now he is a career diplomat who actually lives in iran for 3 years and he worked at the british the french embassy between 20032006 he is currently meeting with me and then he will meet with iranian foreign minister zarif later in softer knew all this is in an effort to try and convince iran that the remaining european signatories are committed to this deal but the rain ians are saying that until they see some tangible commitments and results they are not really convinced that the europeans are serious about this nuclear agreement in code or sort of are alive and tehran dorsett thank you of course iran has an ally and russia want to president vladimir putin's aides has held talks in tehran and says there will be no sustainable regional security unless iran's interests are met step one h

foreign minister zarif in the capital after meeting earlier the secretary of iran's supreme national security council. now that is the body that is in charge of iran's nuclear program following that meeting somebody said that iran is committed to this nuclear deal but as long as the europeans are that they've had over a year to show that they are still in this decree meant but since the united states withdrew they have shown a complete lack of commitment to the nuclear agreement the french diplomat for his part said that he's not here with a message from washington to teheran he is here at the request of french president emmanuel micron to try and create a cease fire in the economic warfare that is being waged on iran by the united states and its sanctions now all sides agree that something needs to be done the reins of said they are scaling back their commitments every 60 days to the nuclear deal as long as the remaining signatories of the nuclear agreement show that they are not upholding their end of the bargain the reigning officials have said that the europeans are being bullied by the americans

himself actually moved the portfolio of the nuclear agreement from the security national supreme security council of the country to the foreign ministry so he changed the who would be in charge of these negotiations and put the foreign ministers of odds are if in charge of it and this is what they promise for their 2nd term they've said that they can deliver this and it's really in their country's best interest economically it's a very different tone that is pretty assessor mahmoud ahmadinejad who was quite adamant that they don't need the international community or their investments in iran but since those hard a u.n. sanctions were imposed during the atoms in a job era they were honey government came into power promising that they would get those lifted they would deliver international money into the country to revive the economy in this process of trying to remove iran from the isolation that it experienced for so many years is something this government has said they will deliver and they're doing everything they can and in the end many here believe even though this wasn't a good deal to begin

president of the supreme political council which is also run by the who. has been named they are some other 3 he mentioned some drawn 33 has the capability to to travel for long distances and to head. affectively that its targets he mentioned that the such as some 3 could reach 1700 kilometers it has been also used during the recent operations as on monday we have attacked the airports and the saudi arabia along with the power plants we have also he has mentioned also that capable to produce snipers and munitions and the the are also able to produce their own and munitions to fight for years. try trying to send a message that the we have become stronger despite of the war the continue to wage against the saudi lit quality and. this is important for them and significant to send a message that they want this war to be 2 to 2 to reach an ant marmot thank you. after weeks of mass rallies hong kong's chief executive today announced a controversial extradition bill is now dead. governments work on the proposed law the been a total failure however pro-democracy a

president in the new mom who's been meeting with haunting who is the secretary of the iran's supreme national security council that is the body that's in charge of the country's nuclear program the meeting is seen as an effort by the french government to try and deescalate the tensions emmanuel ball and this is his 2nd visit to tehran in the past month he is really trying to for spearhead the efforts of the remaining e.u. signature henri's to try and save this deal this diplomat has lived in iran in the past when he worked at the french embassy here so he's seen as somebody who is knowledgeable about the country and he will be meeting with iranian foreign minister this afternoon so all these efforts are an attempt to try and convince the iranians that the european countries are still committed to this deal and that they're scaling back their commitment is not something that is in their own best interests to depart with the latest from tehran dorsett thank you so let's get more now on the iranian tanker a near her from lawrence lee and london so lawrence i'm hasan rouhani still saying that they are going to ad

been meeting with the iranian foreign minister zarif as well as the secretary of iran's supreme national security council that is the body that's in charge of the country's nuclear program after that meeting the secretary said that the iranians are really tired of waiting and they given the europeans over a year to show that they are still committed to this deal but iran has yet to see any of the benefits even though the iranians according to the i.a.e.a. have been complying with disagreement over the past 3 years now the french diplomat to manual for his part said that he's not here as a mediator between washington and tehran and that he's really here to try and broker some kind of a cease fire when it comes to this economic warfare that's been waged on iran and he said that the french president believes that the tensions escalating tensions in this region is as a result of these economic pressures on iran so there is really an effort by the french government to try and salvage this nuclear deal that's really it's apparently falling apart but all sides are trying to stay committed to it but the rain ian

the 3rd step then all this means that the iranian president hassan rouhani who has the supreme national security council which is in charge of the country's program as the cited along with the approval of the supreme leader that slowly the iranians will scale back commitments step by step to try and pressure the europeans into trying to hold up their end of the deal and the main issue is because the united states withdrew from this agreement last year they've imposed a series of sanctions on iran oil and banking sector the iranians say that their country's economy is being crippled and the europeans are not doing enough so this is just another level another step to try and force the europeans to rethink this agreement and up hold it the way the iranians want this to be. basically seen through they say they haven't seen any of the benefits agreed under this agreement . dorsett tomorrow with the latest there from tehran door so thank you very much salads go to madrid so here he is director of the study center at qatar university he joins us from amman we appreciate your time so how would you characterize

is a parliament, subordinates to the supreme parliament, subordinates to the supreme leader and the so—called guardian council my concern is the —— dewey—eyed about it. i think the way president trump is going about it will have the opposite effect of which is proposing. what we now have is an iranians government and we can talk about rouhani and zarif being the front man for this particular policy, saying we are no longer going to live with the uranium enrichment restrictions put on us, we're going to go beyond the 3.67% purification limit that was put on by the jcpoa deal and that purification limit that was put on by thejcpoa deal and that does suggest that iran is saying to hell with the deal. if that is their decision, i think that is very unwise of them. it is. i understand. and if they decide to continue with that strategy, what they will do is alienate their erstwhile allies within europe, the united kingdom, france, britain, macron's beingjust as tough as britain, and the germans. if those three countries pull away from the deal on the basis that the united states has broken it and now iran has, then

territory huge gas was recently discovered off the supreme coast internet connections are being restored in sudan following a court ruling military council cut internet connections more than a month ago saying the blackout was needed to protect a transition deal reached with the opposition but protest leaders say the military was trying to hide evidence of its violent break up of a sit in outside military headquarters that killed more than 100 people. russian president vladimir putin says he does not support imposing sanctions on georgia he made the statement in a television address after russia's parliament recommended the sanctions. in response to weeks of mass protests in georgia against russian influence and its government well those were the headlines the news continues on our jazeera after the cure revisited stage of the subject. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. if you confident that this you can see it in there so why don't we meet. with the microchip or implant in t

it was sailing towards a saudi port when it suddenly changed course a powerful council that works closely with iran's supreme leader says a seizure is in response to the you came pounding any raney and tonka tehran it said the step in and para was involved in an accident with any rainy and fishing boat. before we were informed that a british flag the oil tank it collided with a fishing boat which tried to contact the tanker and find out how the accident happened but unfortunately the british tanker didn't respond and changed his direction changing direction in that fashion is against international regulations it could lead to new accidents therefore we requested help from military forces it should issue authorities in the region potential was directed to ponder about sports and history custody of the order of judicial authorities while britain has summoned iran's envoy to the u.k. and its foreign secretary says he's worried iran may be going down a dangerous path need baka has more from london. britain has said that there will be a considered and rebuffed response to the seizure of a british tanker in the st

proud of the testimony the council makes for the supreme court. the census is a pillar of our democracy. a shrine in our sacred constitution to ensure that we are all equally counted and represented. and so, we'll continue and holding the administration accountable for the policy decisions, this is not about bipartisan shshi bipartisanship. it as we approach the 200-day mark of our transit majority. house democrats were blown by the cost. benefits and lowering prescription drugs and preserving the preexisting conditio condition benefits and some of that will be coming up next week. hr-1, part of hr-1. we have divided into parts. voting rights act and the rest and we are hoping to get some of these passed discreetly. senator mcconnell have called himself the ripper, we have news for him as i have said before. these bills are alive and well with the public and public opinion and as lincoln have said we can make anything. >> any questions? >> is there a chance after this long wait -- t >> the report has brought some clarity and more people will know

directly to something of a law into itself and answer directly to the national security council and to the supreme hominy. people within the revolutionary guard are prepared to put this right up to the brain ofa prepared to put this right up to the brain of a conflict but probably stopping just short of it. frank, thank you for that. i am sure we will be talking to you again over the weekend. our middle east correspondent, lina sinjab, has been monitoring the situation from beirut. the iranians have been clear about their message, and even the foreign minister javad zarif made it clear that what happened is a violation of international maritime regulations, which the ship owners have denied it and they said they had not been involved in any violations of the regulations. obviously for iran this is also a reaction to what the uk have done earlier this month with the seizure of their oil tanker that the uk says it was intending to transport oil to syria which is a violation of the us sanctions on syria. this is a big economic burden on tehran. they want their tanker removed, they want their tanker m

it was sailing towards a saudi port when it suddenly changed course a powerful council that works closely with iran's supreme leader says a seizure is in response to the you came pounding any raney and tanka tehran earlier said the step in and para was involved in an accident with any rainy and fishing boat. before we were informed that a british flag to oil tank it collided with a fishing boat which tried to contact the tanker and find out how the accident happened but unfortunately the british tanker didn't respond and changed his direction changing direction in that fashion is against international regulations it could lead to new accidents therefore we requested help from military forces it should issue authorities in the region to tackle was directed to ponder about sports and history custody of the order of judicial authorities while britain has summoned iran's envoy to the u.k. and its foreign secretary says he's worried iran may be going down a dangerous path need baka has more from london. britain has said that there will be a considered and rebuffed response to the seizure of a british tanker in th

it was sailing towards a saudi port when it suddenly changed course a powerful council that works closely with iran's supreme leader says a seizure is in response to the you came pounding any raney and tanka tehran earlier said the step in and para was involved in an accident with any rainy and fishing boat. before we were informed that a british flag to oil tank it collided with a fishing boat which tried to contact the tanker and find out how the accident happened but unfortunately the british tanker didn't respond and changed his direction changing direction in that fashion is against international regulations it could lead to new accidents therefore we requested help from military forces it should issue authorities in the region potential was directed to ponder about sports and distant custody of the order of judicial authorities while britain has summoned iran's envoy to the u.k. and its foreign secretary says he's worried iran may be going down a dangerous path need baka has more from london. britain has said that there will be a considered and rebuffed response to the seizure of a british tanker in th

outcome of all of the back-and-forth on the census, proud of the testimony the house council made before the supreme, because the census is a pillar of our democracy, enshrined in our sacred constitution to ensure that we are all equally counted and represented. and so we will continue to hold the administration accountable for the policy decisions. this is not about partisanship. it's about patriotism. now having instilled fear, hopefully we can allay that fear by having people sign up for the census. as we approach the 200-day mark of our transformative majority which is coming up soon, house democrats will build on the bold promise we have made on our for the people agenda. we talked about lower health costs by preserving the prescription drug benefit and lowering prescription drugs and preserving the pre-existing condition benefit, and some of that legislation will be coming up next week, raise workers' wages, i talked about that, reduce the role of big dark money in washington, hr1, but part of hr1, we had divided into parts to save our federal elections, voting rights act and the rest, and we'

morning on "fox & friends" the president of national border patrol council said the wall will make a difference. >> the ruling by the supremeurt is going to allow border patrol agents to better secure the border by dictating where illegal border crossings take place especially the narcotics and criminal aliens entering the country. >> as i said at the beginning of this battle is far from over, acl, challenging the trump administration vowed to keep this fight allowed, border communities and separation of powers will be permanently harmed should trump get away with military funds for border wall congress denied. group plans to ask federal appeals court to expedite appeals process to get a final ruling before the administration actually starts construction and likely got some time for that to happen because the administration has not announce where had the new section of wall will go up and the contracts to build it, those still need to be signed as well, arthel. arthel: garrett, thank you. eric: congressional reporter for politico, so melanie, how big a victory do you think this is for the president or is it premature? >> ma

supreme court where he served 35 years before retiring 2010. justice stevens was 99 years old. >>> well, late tonight the oakland city council passed a ban on facial recognition within city limits. the council president says multiple studies show the technology is flawed and could be biased. a few months ago san francisco saves also banned the use of that technology by all city agencies. critics, however, argue that the ban makes it harder for police to track down criminals. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, not so fast. tonight a san francisco neighborhood is pushing back against a taco truck's plan to serve late into the night. the business called street meet has applied for a permit to operate from 10:00 p.m. at night until 2:00 in the morning several days a week on union and buchanan in the cala hollow district. some neighbors worry the trash and the noise will bring a lot of people and they have signed a petition trying to prevent the taco truck from>> it's terrible. bottles everywhere. >> there's a lot of people out and about always hungry and i think having a food truck here is going to be a lot more sanitary. >> business owner tells us he simply w

supreme court justices, including elena okayingen who replaced stevens on the high court. he was a brilliant ma a who deep commitment to equal justice for all. >>> former d.c. council chairman sterling tucker is lying in repose at the wilson building. you can pay yo respects until 3:00 this afternoon. t later served as hud assistant secretary underhen president ekmmy carter. he died last wet 95 years old. >>> it's been arly 400 years since the firstta represenve ssembly was held in jamestown, virginia, next week the commonwealth wil pause to mark that occasion. president tru has been invited he may attend and that may keep some lawmakers from actually going. our cory smith explains. >> reporter: nexteek marks the 400th anniversary of the assembly the new world. >> is is the original deed that freed g myreat great great grandfather simon fairfax from slavery. >> it reminds me of thei ncredible journey not only my family has taken in virginia, but we've all taken and how hope can inspire us to be better to get through dark times. and i think we need a reminder of that now, more than ever. >> that's why fairfax plans to attend next week's celebration, even if presiden

national iranian american council, and andrew bacevich, retired colonel and vietnam war r veteran -- both outspoken n critics of u.s. military and foreign policy. on friday, the supreme court rejected alabama's attempt to ban dilation and extraction, the most common second-trimester abortion procedure. if allowed to go into effect, the law would have affected 99% of abortions performed after 15 weeks. in may, alabama signed the nation's most restrictive abortion ban into law, effectively banning the procedure except in cases where a pregnant person's life is at serious risk. that law is currently being challenged in lower courts. in another decision friday, the supreme court agreed to hear an appeal by the trump administration over its move to end deferred action for childhood arrivals. four federal appeals courts have since blocked the repeal of daca, which affects the immigration status of nearly 800,000 formerly undocumented people who were brought to the u.s. as children. the court will hear the case in its upcoming term, which starts in october. a federal judge has barred president trump from using $2.5 billion in defense department -- 10 to gone funds to build

despite being blocked by the supreme court and they conceded just last night to the court that they would no longer try to do that. joining us now is andrea who is regional council at the mexican american educational fund representing several of the plaintiffs where the justice department just started doing these remarkable black flips today. thank you very much for joining us. appreciate you being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i have seen the transcript of this call today which i found almost like science fiction. i know you were on this call with judge hazel. the way i read it as somebody just reading it and not hearing it and somebody who is not a lawyer, the two justice department lawyers on the call were contradicting each other and one was saying the census was being printed without the citizenship question and the other had been instructed to find a way to add that question back in and he was trying to do so. do you think the judge in this case has clarity as to what is logistically happening with the census? >> i don't. i think that's why he made the deadline that he did to force the justice department to come back on friday by 2:00 p.m. and make

despite being blocked by the supreme court and they conceded just last night to the court that they would no longer try to do that. joining us now is andrea who is regional councilmexican american educational fund representing several of the plaintiffs where the justice department just started doing these remarkable black flips today. thank you very much for joining us. appreciate you being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i have seen the transcript of this call today which i found almost like science fiction. i know you were on this call with judge hazel. the way i read it as somebody just reading it and not hearing it and somebody who is not a lawyer, the two justice department lawyers on the call were contradicting each other and one was saying the census was being printed without the citizenship question and the other had been instructed to find a way to add that question back in and he was trying to do so. do you think the judge in this case has clarity as to what is logistically happening with the census? >> i don't. i think that's why he made the deadline that he did to force the justice department to come back on friday by 2:00 p.m. and make that cle

december 18th, the 10th circuit judicial council determined it didn't have jurisdiction to review complaints due to judge cavanaugh being sworn in as justice on the supreme court. so i'm the chairman of the house ethics committee. we lose jurisdiction over members of this body, to enforce the rules of the house, the ethics rules when a member leaves the house of representatives. judges it seems now in the judicial branch of government, ethics laws are no longer binding on judges, once a judge is confirmed to a lifetime appointment of the united states supreme court. it doesn't seem quite right. i think it is understandable that people would be puzzled by the situation that we find ourselves in, specifically this process for reviewing substantive ethics complaints against sitting judges, who ultimately are confirmed to become members of the supreme court. so that specific situation, i wonder if the witnesses have thoughts. yes? >> all the hearings applying the statute. the statute definition of judge to whom the act applies is a magistrate judge, bankruptcy judge, district judge, circuit judge, excludes supreme court. when the judge resigned his bench, se

friends" the president of national border control council said the new stretch of wall will make a difference in securing the border. >> this ruling by the supremeto allow border patrol agents to better secure the border by dictating where illegal border crossings take place especially the narcotics and the criminal aliens that are entering the country. >> democrats aren't convinced the wall will make any difference, though, senate minority chuck schumer criticized the court's ruling saying it's a sad day when the president is cheering a decision that may allow him to steal funds from military to pay for in effective, expensive wall for which he promised mÉxico would foot the bill. acl, which is challenging the trump administration in this case is not backing down either saying this is not over, we will be asking the federal appeal's court to expedite the ongoing appeal's proceeding to halt the irreversible and eminent damage from trump's border wall. the white house is till trying to get access to another $4 billion in funding for the border wall but unlike the 2 and a half billion dollars the supreme court just gave the administration access t

supreme court began striking down the court-ordered decrees for schools to better desegregate. what you are hearing is kamala harris just yesterday down the way over in councilwants vice president biden to come forward and acknowledge that he was wrong when he fought court-ordered desegregation bussing efforts back in the 197. while joe biden now, as mike was mentioned, he long believed bussing in the cases of essentially state-sponsored segregation should be allowed, at the same time he was far from being a big public advocate in the '70ss and '80ss. kamala harris is saying the conversation today, what should be taken today, is separate from the 1970s and she and her campaign want to focus on the fact that joe biden, who says he wants to move on from the conversation, they want him to first knowledge the positions that he did take in the 1970s. >> to the point of wanting to move on, how much frustration are you sensing within the campaign that this has lasted now more than a week? >> well, there is certainly frustration that this continues to be an issue. behind the scenes and also playing out on twitter, we have seen biden eager to press this issue of whet