missouri has its attorney, trinity lutheran church's its attorney. i would expect that justice courses would be pretty involved. this is an area where he has seemed particularly interested, sizing all eyes will be on him. pay a lot of to attention to justice alito. court toeader in the pick up these kind of cases. he has written some of the most significant decisions on these cases in the past. it should be a pretty exciting hour. host: jodi on twitter is saying, "it is not like the playground builder is refusing to build it ." another saying it is a lot like planned parenthood. guest: the amicus briefs on both have said that there are a lot bigger implications here. we talked about social services the churches provide. amicus briefs say that most of the time. we will sort of have to see what they rule and how broadly they rule and whether it is a sign of where it goes from here. host: another viewer asks a question by the playground itself, saying, "is it a public playground, or is it just confined for those who attend the church?" guest: it is main

and then he will talk about his book "the internally trinity -- trinity" and family will talk about the complexity of the tax code. be sure to watch c-span monday at 7 a.m. eastern. tomorrow judge neil gorsuch will be sworn in as a justice of the supreme court. in 2009 we asked chief justice john roberts about new members joining the court. >> to some extent it is unsettling. you quickly get to the court as composed of these members and it becomes hard to think of it as involving anyone else. just as people look at their families. this is the family, how could it be different but you do get new arrivals in both of those situations. it is a tremendous sense of loss. justice souter is a wonderful andeague in semi respects we will miss him in our deliberations and miss him around court but it is part of the process of the evolution of the court. we will welcome the new member with open arms and the court will be richer because of the gradual turn. you do get used to seeing the same people every day. you get used to having lunch with the same people every day and it can be an interesting pa

dozens walked miles from newman chapel to most holy trinity.s the recognize palm sunday, and head into one of the holiest weeks of their year, they also announce that the sancutary will now be offering support services to immigrants facing deportation.during mass, a collection was taken for the organization pact - people acting in community together. they've been helping those living in fear under the deportation. these families welcome all the help being offered. (spencer blake) in fairfield, a four-year-old finally got to meet the woman who donated her kidney to him two years ago.jordan terry was born prematurely, and had kidney problems since birth. because his donor, victoria myer, saw his family's plea on facebook, he is thriving today. the two families met up for their first in-person meeting since the transplant, and they are planning to do many more activities together in the future.in fairfield, spencer blake, kron four news. ((jrs/live)) still ahead... frigid temperatures hitting the bay area but don't put those umbrellas away just ye

. >> reporter: earlier today, a procession from san jose state to holy trinity and some question the timing of the attack in egypt just weeks before the pope francis is due to visit egypt. and most of the participants were from p.a.c., people acting in communities today, a multi faith grass roots organization. and reporting live, maryann favro reporting live for bay area news. >>> we will continue to follow for details and you can also check our nbc bay area twitter feed. >> and a deadly chain reaction crash in south bay caused lanes of 280 to close. t this is the scene from mclaughlin avenue in san jose and a speeding car, police say, rearended another car forcing him to roll over and pushed another car against the guardrail. that car burst into flames and killing the driver inside. the man causing the crash was arrested for alleged drunk drivi driving. >>> and on the east bay high way, a woman was shot in the leg yesterday afternoon on highway four in antioch, and a woman hit two panhandlers, and they are calling ate driveby shooting, but a woman was treated at the hospital and rel

. >>> maryann favro joining us at the trinity church in san jose. maryann? >> well, mass let out here at the holy trinity and earlier this afternoon, people of all different religions came together to denounce the attacks in egypt. they came together to call for the community to fight for racial justice and religious freedom. some leaders specifically denounced the suicide bombers who killed innocent people at two coptic churches in egypt. one egyptian american talked to us about her reaction to the attack. >> and i am calling for egyptians in egypt to stand with the families of the victims, and to provide to make sure that the security is provided to the churches either by the physical bodies surrounding the churches and ill ploering the egyptian government to provide security at the churches there. >> reporter: earlier today, there was a procession from the church to san jose statet to holy trinity, and some question the timing of the attack in egypt just weeks before pope francis is due to visit egypt, and the start of holy week leading up to easter. most

the unholy trinity. a three-pronged approach on culture that in my estimation is what can notice and christians and anyone who is not a far left radical should be focused on. host: why did you write the book? guest: for one thing, to explain these concepts. to battle against the left's or to redefine these kind of pillars of civilization. i wanted to speak to conservatives and christians and galvanize them and unite them because ise issues think what you find on the left -- they are very united. they understand why these issues are so important, even if they are wrong about all of them. on the right it seems if you have 100 conservatives in a room and asked them what the most important issues, the most fundamental principles, you would probably get 75 different answers. that is what i wrote this book. primarily for conservatives and christians to be united about a position. say, setsbortion, you the stage for every thing else in this book. guest: abortion -- we started with abortion about 40 years ago. a

we'll hear argument first this morning in case 15-577, trinity lutheran church v. comer. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. the state of missouri has excluded the learning center from a recycling program that provides a safer playground for children solely because the preschool is operated by a church rather than a secular not-for-profit. the state has made several important concessions in this case. number one, that the policy in this case is not facially neutral, and number two, that based on their religious character, churches are not eligible for the benefit here. this admitted discrimination against religion violates this court's free exercise principles. first, as stated in mcdaniel and smith, the free exercise clause prevents the government from imposing special disabilities on the basis of religious views or religious status, and forcing a choice between the exercise of religion and receiving either a government benefit, right, or privilege. privilege. >> assuming that there's no serious risk of an establishment violation, that's

we're all in this together">( mark ) most holy trinity is one of the first catholic churches in santa. ( james ) happening now. police are looking for a man who stole a necklace worth several thousands of dollars from a napa jewelry store. this is the man police are looking for. they say this happened back on april 1st but are just now releasing his picture. police say he walked into the store, tried on a necklace and then ran out with it. ( james ) new information is coming to light about the man who carried out an attack in stockholm. he was ordered to leave sweden in december because his request for a resdence permit was rejected. swedes are now questioning their country's immigration policies. all this after finding out that an asylum-seeker from uzbekistan was behind the terrorist attack. four people were killed in the attack on friday. this is stockholm's deadliest terrorist attack in years. ( mark ) protestors gathered in san diego county over the weekend, calling on their police department to fire an officer involved in a deadly shooting. this shooting happened back in septemb

wakefield trinity ran out winners. benjones wakefield trinity ran out winners.es. wakefield are up to six. there were three super league games today. and widnes beat leigh 37—24. tomorrow looks like the drier half of the weekend but today has brought fabulous weather watcher pictures because of the shower clouds brewing. these are just a couple. here we are in durham through the afternoon. tomorrow, it looks much drier, warm sunny spells for many of us drier, warm sunny spells for many of us but not before we have had at unite. under starry skies, as those showers continued to ease down in intensity, sharp across eastern areas. but they will ease away from most and allow temperatures to foreclose the frost levels for scotla nd foreclose the frost levels for scotland and northern ireland. potentially mist and fog around across the south through the morning and the north—west. but otherwise, sunday morning looks like the best pa rt sunday morning looks like the best part of the day the sunshine. but it is before the shower clouds build—up. showers through sunday o

>> he's going to support trinity church. what was interesting is it's been sitting around for a long time. they took review of the case before justice clea died. the case has been waiting and waiting. everybody thought they were waiting for the next justice. as the oral argument played out it looks like a six or seven of the justices are going to agree with trinity lutheran church, as in fact the state of missouri has now come over to that side too. it's going to be less of a block buster in terms of justice course edge deciding case that we thought. >> upcoming cases there is a san diego concealed carry issue having to do with guns. what is that all about?>> what that is about is the ninth circuit a few months ago issued an opinion supporting san diego's rather strict rules about getting a concealed carry permit. that case has been waiting for review in the supreme court. again, the supreme court has been waiting for the new justice to come on board. he will participate on friday in his first conference. in a conference the

members from most holy trinity church are joining forces with other faith bases organizations to welcome all refugees and immigrants. reverend nancy palmer jones / first unitarian church "we're standing together against this politics of fear that's creating a renewed sense of racism and discrimination in our communities"dozens walked miles from newman chapel to most holy trinity. as the recognize palm sunday, and head into one of the holiest weeks of their year, they also announce that the sancutary will now be offering support services to immigrants facing deportation."these issues are very very important to us and now is not the time to be silent""we're providing a refuge, true sanctuary in every meaning of that word. we're trusting that this alleviates fear but also a key message that no one stands alone. we're all in this together"during mass, a collection was taken for the organization pact - people acting in community together. they've been helping those living in fear under the threat of deportation. these families welcome all the help being offered."families are finding comfort,

chief justice roberts: we'll hear argument first this morning in case 15-577, trinity lutheran church v. comer. mr. cortman. mr. cortman: thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. the state of missouri has excluded the learning center from a recycling program that provides a safer playground for children solely because the preschool is operated by a church rather than a secular not-for-profit. the state has made several important concessions in this case. number one, that the policy in this case is not facially neutral, and number two, that based on their religious character, churches are not eligible for the benefit here. this admitted discrimination against religion violates this court's free exercise principles. first, as stated in mcdaniel and smith, the free exercise clause prevents the government from imposing special disabilities on the basis of religious views or religious status, and forcing a choice between the exercise of religion and receiving either a government benefit, right, or privilege. justice kennedy: assuming that there's no serious risk of an est

trinity, it would ruin that place.nd even like concerts, baseball games, football games and all that stuff. i had an interesting show on tax credits for the movies. we used to do the movies. we did them here to what we started the film commission. we did the providence play here. did i tell you the story about baltimore? i did not tell you? we started the movie industry here by starting a film commission and then we would have a party in los angeles every year, all the people who did the films in providence and we ended up getting people to do movies. for instance we have been fairly brothers to do something about mary, and a bunch of other movies, and we moved into the film tax credits. that was passed after i left , but it was our initiative that did it. we recommended it. i will never forget, we had this providence movie that went on for five years. nbc did it and it all the show the city beautiful in the fall, film and everything. i will never forget one time they wanted to film and they said, the water was too low

members from most holy trinity church are joining forces with other faith bases organizations to welcomell refugees and immigrants. reverend nancy palmer jones / first unitarian church "we're standing together against this politics of fear that's creating a renewed sense of racism and discrimination in our communities"dozens walked miles from newman chapel to most holy trinity. as the recognize palm sunday, and head into one of the holiest weeks of their year, they also announce that the sancutary will now be offering support services to immigrants facing deportation."these issues are very very important to us and now is not the time to be silent""we're providing a refuge, true sanctuary in every meaning of that word. we're trusting that this alleviates fear but also a key message that no one stands alone. we're all in this together"during mass, a collection was taken for the organization pact - people acting in community together. they've been helping those living in fear under the threat of deportation. these families welcome all the help being offered."families are finding comfort, be

then, matt walsh, columnist for the blade talks about his book "the unholy trinity: blocking the assaultn life, marriage, nd gender." later, nina olson looks at the complexity of the tax code. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. washington journal is next. ♪ host: good morning. it's monday, april 10, 2017. four days after the strike against the syrian government airfield that the trump administration said was the staging point of a chemical weapons attack against civilians. the debate continues over how much authority president trump has to act without congressional approval. some saying he has already exceeded his authority. we want to

do with trinity lutheran church of columbia, missouri. it owns and operates a preschool learning center. the church applied for a state ground -- grant but was denied because the constitution bars public funds from going to a church or denomination of religion. the church is arguing it is a denial of the 14th amendment's equal protection clause and the first amendment's free exercise clause. this is one of the first cases heard by justice neil gorsuch. it's just under an hour. chief justice roberts: we'll hear argument first this morning in case 15-577, trinity lutheran church v. comer. mr. cortman. mr. cortman: thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. the state of missouri has excluded the learning center from a recycling program that provides a safer playground for children solely because the preschool is operated by a church rather than a secular not-for-profit. the state has made several important concessions in this case. number one, that the policy in this case is not facially neutral, and number two, that based on

. >> reporter: when trinity lutheran church in colombia, missouri, heard about a program for resurfacing play grounds using rubbers from scrapped tires, it applied for a state grant but the state said no because the constitution says no state money can be given in aid of any church. >> it made us feel like we're second-class citizens like the safety of our kids didn't matter as much as other kids. >> reporter: the state sued saying it was discriminating on religion. >> the church was not seeking favorable treatment, it was seeking equal treatment here. >> reporter: 38 other states have laws like missouri that don't interfere with the religious practices, they just choose not to subsidize them. >> if trinity lutheran wins this case, it will be a radical change from the way we've always treated religious institutions in this country. >> reporter: but a majority on the court seemed to side with the church, including the newest justice neil gorsuch. alana said this is a clear burden on a constitutional right, not to be discriminated against. how to give the grant money is how to give the chu

have laws like missouri that don't interfere with the practices, they just subsidize them. >> if trinity lutheran wins this case, it will be a radical change from the way we've always treated religious institutions in this country. >> reporter: but majority on the court seemed to side with the church including the newest justice neil gorsuch. alana said this is a constitutional right, not to be discriminated against. how to give the grant money is how to give the church police and fire protection or including religious students in vaccination programs. samuel asked about grants to help synagogues to protect themselves against terror attacks. ginsburg was one of the few siding with the state saying the constitutions framers didn't want tax money used to maintain church buildings or property. missouri's governor says the state will no longer automatically turn down requests for money from churches, even so the court appears headed for a decision reducing the wall between church and state. lester? >> pete williams at the supreme court, thank you. >>> still ahead, saving big on health care,

. >> reporter: well, peggy, right now people are heading into mass here at holy trinity church in san jose. but the fact that these bombings in egypt happened on palm sunday has certainly struck a nerve with parishioners here. earlier today people from many different religions came together to fight for racial justice and religious freedom. some broke down and cried as they denounced the suicide bombers who killed innocent people at two coptic churches in egypt. this is how one egyptian-american reacted. >> this is an obligation of religious people to stop oppression. not just to condemn, but to stop it. >> reporter: earlier today there was a procession from a church near san jose state. here to holy trinity and some question the timing, just weeks before pope francis is due to visit egypt. and at the start of holy week leading up to easter. most of the participants in today's events were from people acting in community together, a multi-faith grassroots organization. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> we'll continue to follow those develo

talk -- we call it be impossible trinity.rating is at least if you're a big economy with a lot of impact, it is a possible trinity. at the same time, there is a cost to china, as you suggest from these fairly to crony and moves to manage the exchange rate. back on theep reform agenda. you stop capital from moving freely across the border, you are opening yourself up to the risk of asset price bubbles in the domestic market, and taking a step back from the efficiency in capital and credit allocation , which is necessary for china's economy to escape from its debt trap. --ty: tom, what it guan tao what did guan tao say about the timelines in turn of these when does hee: think these reforms will likely happen? to the growth in the data, -- we asked him about that and he was much more circumspect. he said look, let's be careful. most economists expect that the second, third quarter gdp numbers are likely to slow. saying the government will not be sitting back and relaxing on the back of this number. also saying that in terms of w

trinity lutheran church operates a playground, daycare center, and it wanted to participate in a statent program that allows organizations to refurbish playgrounds with recycled tires, but trinity lutheran was turned down because it is a religious institution, so it's claiming that that state constitutional amendment violates our first amendment free exercise of religion clause. >> brown: all right, so then we start to look at the longer term, and even as i say that, i realize he's a younger man, so the long-term for him could be a very long time, right? but the closer long term, one of them -- one of the possible cases would be, well, for example, donald trump's immigration case, right? >> right, the executive order on immigration. that is percolating in a number of courts around the country, federal appellate courts that could rule soon and i think some of them are hearing arguments in may. we may see decisions from those courts this summer, depending on the urgency of the government in getting the supreme court to take a look at this, if the government loses, or if the other side lo

number 13, they're up against local rivals wakefield trinity.eague side wakefield, they reached the semifinals last year. number 12, swinton lions, they had one of the biggest cup upsets in the last round when they beat huddersfield giants at huddersfield. rewarded with a home tie against... number 16, wigan warriors. swinton against wigan, wigan the record—breaking 19 times winners of the challenge cup. a couple of balls still left in there. number 1a is warrington wolves, the finalists last year. sent off with a home tie. number 15, they will be up against widnes vikings. so a local derby. they have not been to wembley since 1993. some great ties and chris, you have not done your old clu b chris, you have not done your old club any favours by drawing the boy to castleford. that will be a tough game for them. castleford have hit the straps this season so it is going to be a tough ask.l the straps this season so it is going to be a tough ask. a home tie for leeds rhinos against the lowest ranked team left in the competition. a couple of all supe

later, walsh will join us to talk about his new book, "the unholy trinity."s ultimate this morning on washington journal. ♪ >> tonight on the communicators, pennsylvania congressman mike of a keyanky member house subcommittee on communications and technology talked about privacy, net neutrality and expanding broadband in the west -- in the u.s. >> when you and

this began when trinity lutheran church applied for money from a state program that fixes playgrounds. officials in missouri rejected the claim. officials at trinity say the decision infringes on their religious liberty. >> first on news4, changes within the d.c. police force that you may notice. >> we broke this story on twitter. the police chief laying out exactly what to expect. >> reporter: zack police respond ll across the city. the new plan by new chief roughly divides the city in half with a new patrol chief in the south and north sections of the district. >> the division of labor was close enough. it's almost 50/50 so i think that was a logical place to draw the boundary. it'll give the community more direct access. >> we need more police presence in the community. this is the only way you're going to bridge that gap between the residents and the police officers. >> reporter: retiring assistant chief diane grooms under the new plan beginning sunday lamar green will oversee the north district and robert conti the south. both officers native of the districts and veteran police o

we recognize there is a most holy and undivided trinity. that started us. we say the declaration of independence started us, but that didn't happen until somebody else agrees it's true and our enemy at that time agreed it was true. and we began our nation. and this national day of prayer is a day of rejoicing, a day of thanksgiving to the most holy and undivided trinity. and it would have been awesome if it could have been in the rotunda, but under the rules of the senate, if any senator puts a hold on a bill, then it doesn't go forward for unanimous consent. and hopefully senator schumer is still there next year, when it comes time, and hopefully uldn't put a hold on it if anne graham holds a national day of prayer. but instead, next thursday, it will be after 5:00 so it doesn't interfere with the normal workings. i had no problem with having the holocaust recognition at 11:00 in the morning. not only did i not have a problem with it, i was proud we did it during the day like that. it should be noted. people should understand that unless you stand up for f

everything they could to keep elsie smiling. >> last month angelina had a daddy-daughter dance at trinity schools. ross showed up with two dates. >> they decided she should go with us. we got to dance and play games. >> reporter: memories elsie says that reminded her of the times she spent with her dad. >> because he always makes me laugh. >> reporter: even when she and ross had to do the silly father-daughter dances. >> there's a -- >> takes me out of my element because i think the last time i danced was with my wife 21 years ago at my wedding. >> seeing her smile made me happy. >> reporter: it's a memory none of them would trade for a while, an act of kindness that ross hopes will make someone else pay it forward. >> treating each other how we want to be treated. >> reporter: a lesson in friendship and love. >> don't be mean to your veterans and hope they will be your best friend forever. >> reporter: reminding us. >>> trending now, a face won people's most beautiful woman award and not everybody happy about that. >>> starbucks selling its unicorn frapucchino and you're not going to be

after 9/11, it was the coast guard that cleaned of trinity. because hamilton was the founder of the coast guard. akhil: you might think of washington more as an isolationist. to achieve independence from the great european powers. hamilton saw even further into the future and was more of a meddler by nature. the wheels were always turning. more schemes and plans. more of an interventionist. one day, he wanted america to decide the fate of europe and the rest of the world, that america would hold the balance of the scale or throw its weight onto one pan or another. washington wanted to leave europe alone and the hope that europe would leave us alone. hamilton i think, in his larger vision -- again, both are proponents of national greatness. he was more than interventionist by nature. carol: this leads me to the next question, which is jefferson frequently claimed in his letters to his friends and followers, particularly madison and other anti-administration friends, against jefferson is busy organizing and anti-administration party, that hamilt

trinity lutheran church in missouri is suing the state after it was denied funding for a program that rebills playgrounds. 38 other states have similar laws. this is the first oral argument with justice neil gorsuch on the supreme court. it's an hour.

none then they were already looking at the trinity. the is to were stuck and our very despairing of what was next. and describe what has happened to her. >> you can imagine the media attention and then she mistaken to a pediatric hospital but if she does to put her with the brain damage the cases you are around wonderful and the singing to her and the entire population but up in in northern sweden they could find with the kids a going to school. she you went through but none either hand her mother hope to convince her bit to put that aside to help the people of syria those who don't understand why this awful war, so many people to run for their lives struggle as the refugee and to risk their lives again would the story to understand better that need our help right now. and then to help others. >> people think refugees but yes she would love to become a lawyer i have never met a refugee to say that i don't want to go home. all refugees one-two go home. the one-two contribute. said every a refugee once to work to contribute to the new so

. >> reporter: when trinity lutheran church heard about a program to resurface programs using rubberes, it applied for a grant. the constitution says no state money can be given in aid of any church. >> made us feel like the safety of the kids playing on our playground didn't matter as much as the kids playing on other playgrounds. >> reporter: the just sued saying the state discriminated against religion. >> the church was seeking equal treatment here. >> reporter: 38 other states have laws like missouri. they choose not to subsidize them. >> if trinity lutheran wins this case, it will be a radical change from the way we've always treated religious institutions in this country. >>> a majority on the court seemed to side with the church including newest justice neil gorsuch. stephen breyer asked how refusing to give the grant money ask any different from declining to give churches police and fire protection or including students in community wsh died vaccination programs. ruth bader ginsburg sided with the state saying the constitution's framers didn't want the money used to maintain

and one day we will achieve this trinity of human rights, collective security and the end to material poverty for the majority of people." >> even though he continues to be criticized for his bombastic rhetoric, jean ziegler has no intention of giving up the fight any time soon as the film 'the opoptimism of willpower' prove. >> many people are keen to find solutions to the world's problems. among them, the global shapers. this worldwide network of young adults develops creative ideas to improve the lives of people in their home countries. suz for example, campaigns on behalf of childldn in myanmarar. franklin from pana works with young people and wants to help improve local health care, while elaine from vietnam wants to beautify hochiminh city. and on today's programme, we meet a global shaper from japan. >> 26yearold ryosuke kobayashi knows tokyo like the back of his hand. he was born and raised here. he and some of his friends are meeting up in their student residence. it's the first private student dormitory in tokyo and ryosuke and his friends founded it. today they're discussin

then author matt walsh will talk about his book the unholy trinity, life, marriage and gender. olson will offer her concerts -- concerns about the complexity of the tax code. join the discussion. u.s. attorney crete attorney prett the cooperaks at union. from new york city this is just over an hour. >> the man of the hour joins a long lineage of many who broken barriers in this historic call, advance article thinking, new ideas, and the others who have been marginalized. some of the most important seat have stoodt speakers here to contest and shape the issues of their day. it is here abraham lincoln made his famous to speh arguing against the expansion of slavery. early meetings to form the naacp took place here. clinton, lincoln, taft, obama, and trump all spoke air. president clinton made his first major economic speech here, a speech that is set to have set the course -- said to have set the course for his legacy. voices like preet bharara here tonight and commerce men john lewis next month on may 11. you are seated in the auditorium where public discourse happens. it is a r

. >> for the definition of those who do not know, paul trinity leave is a benefit to allow those who have rescued a puppy or rescue dog to take paid leave to adjust to their companion. this does not count for the men in your life that acts like dogs. a scottish brew company that just opened a brewery in bar in columbus ohio was the first company in the united states turn out there. >> if it bars and staffed they can bring them into work with them, it just made sense that they could if you have a puppy or adopt a dog or rescue dog that you can take some paid leave. it just seems like the thing to do. >> he said they put a limit on the benefits. >> we have limited to one dog per employee just in case anyone tries to rescued dogs and get a nice your office. >> what would you do if you had pawternity leave? >> i would be going to the dog park every day. >> obviously this is a benefit that dog lovers would love to have. why don't more companies offer the policy? >> amply we don't do it. >> i reached out to major new jersey-based company like toys "r" us, johnson & johnson, and merck and n

. >> it's about communication and about acceptan >>> maria's visiting family in trinity, florida.ght this bird had food in its mouth. but then they realized that was cotton and the bird could not open its beak. family members get into action. you could see this man slowly walking around that bird because he's got to catch it in order to help it. but the bird hops away. but this guy patiently and slowly follows this bird. >> please, bird. stop. let him get it. >> hasn't caught onto the idea he's being helped. >> this guy reaches in. >> be careful, todd. >> when he pulls his finger out, he poked it on something. >> yeah, you got to be careful of reaching into the bushes in florida. coming out with a gator. >> no gators make an appearance in this. they are able to get the bird and hold it. >> whoa. once you get close, you realize how bad it was. >> this poor bird could not open its beak to eat. meaning it wouldn't get fed. it would starve to death. >> not going to be able to get it all off, but could gate big chunk. >> they work at it and get a major portion of it. once they get it o

counties account for the vast majority of marijuana grown in the state, menda seen know, hum bolt and trinity. it was difficult but i got people there with firsthand knowledge of this issue to speak out. >> these hum bolt county res dnts don't want to show their faces or use their names because of the work they do as trimmers preparing marijuana for sale by clipping leaves from the buds. >> we just dleen up, process, get it ready for sale and make it look pretty. >> they say they earn 5 to $600 a day from legal pot farms. but they agreed to talk to me about problems they face especially on the illegal groves how undeign work can turn sexual. >> it's like i'll give you an extra 20 bucks a pound if you turn topless. >> they toll me they have seen an increase in vent years of trimmers sexually assaulted by grorz and pot farm workers. >> there's stories every single year about really, really terrible kidnapping stories or people being held against their will or girls coming out of the hills totally dazed and confused and really they're lost. >> it is so pervasive that the north coast rape crisis

trinity, near the oregon border and shasta, you're in for that. there are a few upper 40s. cooper teen 048. -- couper teen 0, westerly -- coupert i no48 degrees. 34 in truckee. 40s, 50s for everybody with a cloud cover. cloudy, mostly cloudy, breezy and cool with occasional light rain. somewhat of a break tuesday, but the systems continue to rotate in and there is a lot going on through at least mid-week. the rainfall will be very light. we're not expecting much through at least wednesday. santa rosa north, .06 to .18. sacramento, south, very little if any. by the time we get to thursday, it will be more about the wind, then sunshine and warmer temps by the end of the week. 50s, 60s, everyone is pretty close. not much of a change. a little warmer, more sun towards the santa clara valley. farther north, cloud cover into wednesday. thursday we kick it out, then windy but warmer heading into the weekend. >> that sounds great. love it when it's warmer for the weekend. >> i do it for you. >> thank you, steve. >>> 4:49 is the time. the a's winning streak ended at five games after

. >> brown: let's get right to it, the case is "trinity lutheran versus comber." >> trinity luther churchmissouri operates a daycare center and it has a playground. it applied for a state grant in a program that funds the refurbishing of playgrounds by the use of recycled tires. now, it complied-- >> brown: a good project, right, to help all kinds of-- >> it would seem so. it fulfilleddule of the requirementes for the grant but it was denied a grant and the explanation was that the state constitution rohibits the use of public funds to either directly or indirectly support religious institutions. >> now, the church decided to challenge this denial, and it went to court claiming that the denial of its application was a violation of the first amendment's free exercise clause, and also the equal protection klaus claus. >> brown: okay, so we heard the arguments today. >> we did. and just-- the church did lose in the lower courts, which is why the church brought it to the u.s. supreme court. now, remember the free exercise clause doesn't require government to subsidize religion. in fact, it re

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counties account for the vast majority of marijuana grown in the state, menda seen know, hum bolt and trinitydifficult but i got people there with firsthand knowledge of this issue to speak out. >> these hum bolt county res dnts don't want to show their faces or use their names because of the work they do as trimmers preparing marijuana for sale by clipping leaves from the buds. >> we just dleen up, process, get it ready for sale and make it look pretty. >> they say they earn 5 to $600 a day from legal pot farms. but they agreed to talk to me about problems they face especially on the illegal groves how undeign work can turn sexual. >> it's like i'll give you an extra 20 bucks a pound if you turn topless. >> they toll me they have seen an increase in vent years of trimmers sexually assaulted by grorz and pot farm workers. >> there's stories every single year about really, really terrible kidnapping stories or people being held against their will or girls coming out of the hills totally dazed and confused and really they're lost. >> it is so pervasive that the north coast rape crisis team put

the case, trinity lutheran versus pawly. concerns the separation of church and state. the missouri ch youth playground. but there are questions now over whether the nine justices will actually end up deciding the merits of the case which has been on hold for more than a year. missouri's republican governor eric brightton last thursday reversed the state policy that had banned religious entities for applying for state grants but lawyers are still asking the justices to decide the case anyway. >>> weather whiplash and i'm quoting melissa nord. >> really changing of the seasons we're going to go from spring-like weather right now back into summer as we work to the next couple of days can then we talk about the weekend, there's a lot of rain heading this way. we're starting off though right now. your afternoon on this tuesday, rather wednesday, we've got still cloudy skies and we have been tracking spotty showers through the day. these ar but the cloud cover is thick. temperatures are struggling. right now we're at 60 here in d.c.. first alert live doppler still tracking j