around six hundred migrants have breached a border fence separating spain's north african territory suter and morocco. spanish police say the migrants mostly from sub-saharan africa turned violent throwing molotov cocktails at least one hundred thirty people have been injured the autonomous cities are suter and many are being used only land borders with africa and hundreds of migrants try to jump the fence is there every year the latest incident comes just hours after spain's foreign minister raised the alarm over the situation. this is more serious than the euro crisis the migration problem must be solved on the ground and the countries of origin otherwise we're just shifting pressure from one place to another people now see space in as a better bet than italy who's trying to close its borders come completely this again as always and this is been going on for years and years and years without a successful resolution and it is because the e.u. collectively in the member states have been able to come to a prop. equitable burden sharing of how to deal with migrants coming into europe a lot

that was about justice suter. and they assail ed the nominatin of john paul stevens.mposed women's rights. that was said about john paul stevens. so these far left groups have been at the same scare tactics for over 40 years. the consistency is is quite amazing. decade after decade, nominee after nominee, the far left script hardly changes at all. anyone and everyone, a republican president normminate is some kind of threat to the republic. according to the hysterical press releases that inevitably follow. no matter their qualifications, no matter their record, no matter their representation, it's the same hyperbole, the same accusations, the same old story. tonight president trump will announce his normminee to fill e current supreme court vacancy. we don't know who he will name, but we already know exactly what unfair tactics the nominee will face. it won't be new and they won't be warranted. we can expect to hear how they will destroy equal rights or demolish american health care or ruin our country in some other fiction al way. justice kennedy's resignation letter

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trey gowdy was complaining about suter and those folks. my feeling is we should take them at their word ha they figured out the process to make sure that that doesn't happen again. >> i take them at their word. and really they developed this since before then. kennedy was preceded by bork, and then ginsburg. they didn't have the direct political line, the automatic okay from the president before there were camps that would choose one nominee or another. but i absolutely take them at their word their word that they have sussed it out, they are at point of dominance for a generation and they're not going to mess up. >> vinita, what do you say to people that say you can't know ahead of time that judges are going to make these decisions in front of them as you look to evaluate what the stakes are for who the president names tonight? >> look, i think everything is at stake tonight. and this process has really been corrupt because not only do you have the federalist society and the heritage foundation, ultra conservative organizations that as yo

. >> reporter: erica suter is a contributing editor of the parenting blog, mom.me. >> social media has provide aid soapbox for every single person in the world. so they believe their voice should be heard and it can be heard zastandly. we've seen it time and time again with moms all across the country, whether they're celebrities or everyday moms. >> reporter: sometimes the shaming goes offline. to real-life confrontations. for joy kaler the questioning came in 2016 when she left her three daughters in their minivan within sight while she grabbed some coffee. >> i saw the police officer walk up to the car and start questioning my children. and i thought nothing of it. until my kids started to cry. and at that point i walked out of the starbucks and i asked the officer what he was doing. and he turned on me andwhere i . >> reporter: little did the officer know this illinois senior public defender knew she hadn't done anything illegal. >> he accused me of abandoning my children. and i just laughed at him. he had picked on the wrong mother. because i actually know my rights and i know tha

i think this was a reaction to roberts and to suter. they don't want any wild cards. >> meaning moderates. >> yeah. they don't want anybody who's going to surprise them. so they just outsourced the selection to a bunch of political operatives who can make sure that anybody he picks is going to go down the line and be essentially in the same place that clarence thomas -- >> and alito i guess. >> but let's also not rewrite kennedy's history here. he is certainly the swing vote on a handful of very important issues. but what would matter much more is if trump gets to select a replacement for ginsburg or for breyer. >> that's the fight. >> yeah. >> that's where he's going. how are the democrats going to do any better when they have the same numbers -- unless you're right, ruth says go for more numbers. >> democrats are banking on a 2020 takeover. but that's -- >> i think you make the point you made earlier, senator, which is sure people like me and ruth and others have rooted for justice kennedy on social issues, lgbt issues and abortion ri

suter, henry clinton and ultimately with atticus himself in which he saying atticus, the south has to change and atticus, she's worked up and emotional about it and atticus is the calm voice of reason in which he explained the kind of principles and segregationist position. and that book when it came out in 2015 everyone focused on the fact that atticus was a racist but we miss the politics of how hard lee would have been writing a book in 1957 when she wrote and one of the important things to remember about "go set a watchman" and this is confusing but "go set a watchman" is set in the 1950s. "to kill a mockbird" in the 1930s but "go set a watchman" was the book she wrote first. it was the book she wrote after she received this gift from her friends in christmas of 1956 that allowed her to quit her job airline reservation is and commit fully writing an extended piece of fiction.it's the first time she tried to write a novel and "go set a watchman" was the first novel she wrote. thanks to some exclusive sources i've been to have access to, that are actually in the archives of harperco

suter was john sununu chief of staff recommended him as senator now passed on.ecause a catholic but assumed going to be a conservative never confident a conservative vote entire time. >> if democrats frame this as war on reproductive rights or war on woman do you think that will have impact on mid terms millennial young people to voter turnout historically we have seen even though they say issues are so important don't necessarily go to polls do you think you will get momentum. >> as you know better than anybody voter intensity we have to worry about our supporters getting intense over immigration, issues i think we need a fight at the end of the day, we've got something to energize our base democratic base i assusuassume somewhat not a national election you have thousands matching streets over various, i think to a certain extent time for a fight time to win a fight argue the prem one of the principles of conservatism on legal system the critical thing is someone like scalia a great, great leader in this battle, spirit of scalia is still there. >> he has -- thi

justice stephens and suter and ken did it. the ones that should really be wor wor worried are the red state democrats. >> the red state democrats have a hard decision. i hope every republican will rally behind these picks. they're all outstanding. >> you have to worry about the gop votes. there's senators like collins and murkowski says they won't vote for someone that they think is a threat to roe v. wade. senator mccain is getting treatment, too. so literally all the republicans have to stick together. the democrats have to pick up one or two. literally every vote will count when this gets to the floor. >> i know this is like your best day ever. you love the supreme court and we love having you. thank you. check in with you later. i'm joined by john cornyn, the whip and a member of the judiciary committee. this is up your alley. you love this stuff. shannon was talking about lisa murkowski and senator susan collins. let's start with this statement from susan collins. she said that -- well, we don't have it yet. let me reiter

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wade and david suter who said was pro-life who reinforce roe v. wade. i'm not saying these justices misrepresented themselves or the presidents who appointed them to him saying something happens when you put that black robe on for life and you were in the highest court. liz: i'm going to get to the democrats counterattack argument i'm going to say this throughout the show. on the spring court they've been acting like figure skaters you can keep up with the music. you have a ruth bader ginsburg and breyer possibly retiring judge you were looking at the service corporate away the way the democrats have approached the scotus decision has been a fiasco. >> whatever they are doing isn't working. >> i don't know if chuck schumer makes up his mind. i don't know if they follow a playbook that something must be telling them that it is better for them to defeat this candidate, this nominee than to get reelected. that's how desperate they are. liz: that is durbin saying that. >> the number two person the senate. liz: do you think a heitkamp or o'donnell will liste

you have david suter, sandra day o'connor, anthony kennedy, all three appointed by republicans, all threeing to uphold the core holding roe. if that happened, if donald trump were to appoint a justice who would uphold the holding of roe work conservatives feel angry and betrayed? >> i think you only have to look back to 1992. i think that was one of the key elements that led to george h.w. bush being defeated, that and the tax hike. i think those are the to things that as a republican president you cannot do, which is number one raise taxes and number two appoint a liberal justice to the supreme court. in previous years yeah but it's become such a people on both sides of this great ditch throwing lava at each other that any more i don't think that that's going to happen. p and i would say it's not just republicans who are concerned -- >> just to -- hold on a second. when you say not going to happen, what do you mean won't happen? >> well, i mean, i just think if he does it i do think that he runs the risk of maybe somebody like john kasich getting traction as a third-party candidate, kind

announcing his concurrents justice suter made clear they did not agree with the confusion. they did ultimately sign on to align saying there's no bar this nation holding one of its own citizens as enemy combatant. you don't often see those two standing out alone together. as i tell my students, we you see a lineup like that, better take note. something important is going on. what's going on they both recognized that the detention of yasser habdee was at odds with the suspension clause. their dissent is a powerful history lesson. coming back to your first or second question, i think it was that's what prompted me to write the book. to tell more of this history to uncover more of these stories to highlight just how well entrenched this framework was and how important it was to the founding generation. to tray and show i think that decision was wrongly decided. my hope is in time that this work in the work of others will help highlight that and will give the court an opportunity if such a situation is such a case were to come before again to write the constitutional ship. >> w

bush gave us suter who reinforced roe versus wade.l people are going to react when they have the lifetime black robe on, bill. >> bill: judge, well done. we'll have prime time coverage tonight 9:00 eastern time. sean hannity will have the announcement when it comes from the white house and we'll have a lot of reaction on the fox news channel and shepard smith anchors our coverage live on your local fox station. we'll have it for you. back to shannon. >> shannon: we have breaking nous out of thailand. navy seal divers rescuing more boys from the cave in a race to get the entire soccer team and their coach to safety. a live report on that next. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnan

i'm joined by laura suter, personal finance analyst at aj bell.t would put the value of each sky share at £14. they are trading at £15. and the reason is? investors are expecting comcast to come back with a counter offer. as far as bidding wars go, this is huge, isn't it? it is, because in november2016, the sky share price was trading at around £7 a share in the last time a cheque it is at around £15. —— last timei cheque it is at around £15. —— last time i checked. you better explain the bar —— background to this because you have got two huge companies. fox, comcast, disney. it has been a long road and that is because they have been concerns that the deal will hand too much control over uk media to the murdoch family. that looks like that issue has probably been cleared up by the fact that there is a secondary bidding war that is going on for fox itself. so disney and comcast are battling it out for fox. disney currently in pole position on that one. it looks like because sky news will ultimately cede to disney, it is going to be less of a concer