u.s. supreme court and that never happened in the text of that case. a lower court case being litigated. the u.s. supreme court enter very vaccines and issued a stay. that never occurred before. the sixth circuit stayed the waters of the united states rule and that case was resolved by the u.s. supreme court. so those are just couple of examples that i would share with you but that was an attitude, as i came into the agency, my first day on the job i spent time with our agency and i emphasized rule of law, that at the only authority we possess in the executive branch to act on rulemaking is through the power that congress gives us and if congress has not spoken clearly we cannot make it up for them and that's i. and i also talk about process and federalism. prims that should govern how we do business and rule of law is number one. that it leads to certainty and those in the marketplace deserve certainty. we think of rule of law as just being academic or legal but it has a very practical effect on those that we regulate. if you have a statute, clean water act, cleaner air act, what. the in

u.s. supreme court has to hear arguments for and against donald trump's travel ban. and five years after the bangladesh textile factory collapse trade unions say workers still face danger more in the state with us. how i think by and large it'll be fine in try across a good part of the middle east over the next couple of days we have got some right in the forecast maybe a little bit of snow still in position there over towards the high ground over towards afghanistan pulling away from afghanistan easing up towards the himalayas by the skies come back in behind a little bit of cloud still in position there across western parts of iran down towards the northern gulf some clapp maybe some rain still in place there just around. pushing down into word jordan maybe southern areas of lebanon could see a little bit of wet weather for a time so the over the next couple of days possibility of some shop showers which will extend their way for the south northern parts of saudi arabia looking at some rather wet weather over the next day or so they've been further east house here

u.s. supreme court heard arguments on the travel ban. wer courts have struck down each of the it rairationsan of will trump fair better in the conservatoe court leaning, you think? >> he certainly will. but, the ordertself is much improved over the first one.'s i mean, ia very difficult problem for the supreme court, if we didn't know who was presiden and if weidn't know what the president has sai about muslims and banning muslims, then maybe the would pass. it's an important executive branch power to contro immigration and the borderers and to move quickly if they havu to. we know this president, and we do know what he said and thie prest said things that clearly have a religious bias, it seems to me. the court has to decide to write a decision that will stand the test of time for all presidents or do we write it for this president. i think you will see a 5-4 and the question is, which way ill justice kennedy go, he i always the fifth vote and will chief justice roberts take kennedy with himher will split? >> and you have a question on t

u.s. supreme court. those are just a couple of examples of which share with you but that was an attitude as i came into this agency. my first day of the job i spent time with our agency and that emphasized three principles, and rule of law was number one. the only authority we possess in the executive branch to act on rulemaking is to the power that congress gives us. if congress has not spoken clearly we cannot make it up with them and act in our own initiative. that was something besides, also talk about process and talked about federalism. those are principles that should govern how we do business at the agency. the rule of law was number one. what does that lead to? deletes to certainty, and those in the marketplace deserve certainty. we think of role of law as being academical legal but it has a very practical effect of those that we regulate. if you have statute, clean water act, clean air act, whatever the case may be, and the statute says one thing and a regulation is untethered to that statute,

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supreme court. we went all the way to the u.s. supreme court. the first case after citizens united. two years later and on a 5-4 decision the u.s. supreme court threw out 100 years of montana history. now, we can turn around and say we just have to accept it, but what i did is brought democrats and republicans together. the law that we passed is no matter what tax status you want to try to hide behind, 501 c-3 , whatever mailbox you are living in, if you're going to spend money in our elections, you actually have to disclose where that money is coming from. if we're going to make it so our elected officials i like nascar, bought and paid for by all kinds of things, people ought to at least know who is writing that check. [applause] so, working with even republican majorities, we passed this law that said 60 days out you have to disclose all your spending, all your contributions, and even the koch brothers stayed out of our elections last cycle. [applause] governor bullock: if we can do that in montana we can do that , in iowa, we can do that everywhere in the country. it's -- everywh

u.s. supreme court's appears poised to uphold president trump's latest travel ban blocking most people from seven countries including iran, libya, somalia, syria, and yemen from entering the united states. we will hear part of the oral arguments and at the case of a u.s. citizen in yemen whose daughter has cerebral palsy. despite her condition and her need of desperate medical attention, the u.s. has denied her injury. -- her injury. then we air a secretly taped audio recording revealing a leading democratic party official pressuring a progressive democratic to drop out of a congressional race. then we look at how aid agencies are scrambling to relocate thousands of rohingya refugees from crowded camps in southeastern bangladesh ahead of the monsoon season's heavy rains. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. supreme court appears poised to uphold president trump's travel ban, which blocks most people from seven countries including iran, libya, somalia, syria, and yemen from entering the united states. d

u.s. supreme court's appears poised to uphold president trump's latest travel ban blocking most people from seven countries including iran, libya, somalia, syria, and yemen from entering the united states. we will hear part of the oral arguments and at the case of a u.s. citizen in yemen whose daughter has cerebral palsy. despite her condition and her need of desperate medical attention, the u.s. has denied her injury. -- her injury. then we air a secretly taped audio recording revealing a leading democratic party official pressuring a progressive democratic to drop out of a congressional race. then we look at how aid agencies are scrambling to relocate thousands of rohingya refugees from crowded camps in southeastern bangladesh ahead of the monsoon season's heavy rains. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. supreme court appears poised to uphold president trump's travel ban, which blocks most people from seven countries including iran, libya, somalia, syria, and yemen from entering the united states. d

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u.s. supreme court to be very skeptical about up holding the things that trump does with ulterior motives so it's going to be bad all the way around yeah just a final thought from you as you say this court buckle of a duck is keeping the program on life support but it won't save it for good when it doesn't trump will keep fighting to close it down well it won't save it for good unless congress steps into the equation and that's why the midterm elections are so important doc is not at all the only issue that's going to be up but it's certainly possible that the house of representatives could flip to the democrats one of the things that trump has to confront which is audit in the court proceedings is that he says the whole program is illegal yet he's permitted to continue you know it throughout over a year of his administration he never at the outset tried to repeal the whole effort and he's always been pushing the wall down the road and doing anything but if he really thought it was illegal he would have admittedly imitated it the first day of his inauguration bruce fein thanks for talking

u.s. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor says she broke her a fall inlder at home.he plans to continue her schedule as normal. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. mark: thank you very much. coming up, increase subscription fees are a gamble that paid off for netflix. how far can the extra cash go to pay the company's debt? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ london, i'm mark barton. vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. than 7 added more million users this quarter despite an average increase of 12%. from 2011,ar cry when they had to back off a price hike in the weight of customer -- wake of customer outcry. put the price hike into context. it was a hike without any warning. shows is the value proposition for netflix on a global scale is really an has been established by the company. not only did they have very strong subscriber metrics for the first quarter and forecasted second quarter, the metric and growth and subscribers have significant growth. it bears out their

u.s. supreme court takes up the case with internet sales tax. the goal experts offer a preview of the oral argument in south dakota v. wayfarer. live coverage from the heritage foundation begins at noon eastern here on c-span2. until then comes some of today's "washington journal." >> michael eisenstadt joins us now, director of the military studies program at the washington is to tear it for nearst east policy. mr. eisenstadt, before the latest coalition strikes, you wrote w that the problems in sya will not end with a single set of strikes. what did and didn't the united states and written and friends accomplish what happened on friday night? guess it would probably do them harm and damage of the chemical weapons capabilities. although the department to defense briefings with the targets that would not i likely result in harm to civilians. there probably were other chemical weapons related to targets we didn't head for thatn reason. our experience in the past is that, you know, for instance after the strike a year ago we didn't stop the regime

u.s. supreme court has refused to hear his appeal. he will continue serving a 14-year sentence for rupcorrupt in the colorado prison. the 61-year-old was convicted in 2011 attempting to sell the vacant senate seat by barack obama. he was removed from office by the state senate in 2009. his corruption trial, the jury returned 18 guilty verdicts. >>> senator john mccain is in stable condition after surgery for an intestinal infection. he has been undergoing treatment for brain cancer in phoenix. his office released a statement he is engaged in the work with the committee. last night, his daughter tweeted her admiration for intense grit and determination. thanks to his dork doctors and everyone praying for him. >>> even a price hike cannot slow netflix down. the streaming service now has 125 million subscribers blowing away expectations. we will tell you why on "cnn money" next. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come

u.s. supreme court's desire -- it says i am in title to be represented by counsel. >> let the record show e defendant asked the court to appoint counsel to represent him in this trial. the court has denied this request and informed the defendant the only time the court appoints counsel to represent a defendant was in cases where the defendant was charged with a capital offense. the defendant stated the u.s. supreme court said he was entitled to counsel. >> this is where you set forth the belief that a poor man is entitled to a lawyer. where did you get that belief? mr. gideon: i always believed that. i thought that was a law. i thought that was a constitutional right. i didn't know no different. >> you had read the constitution? mr. gideon: yes. i read the constitution, even when i was a boy going to school. >> did you feel there was something in the constitution that entitled you to a lawyer? mr. gideon: the way i interpreted the constitution, i had no doubt in my mind there was. >> what part of the constitution did you interpreter? mr. gideon: to me, the bill of rights is where i interpr

u.s. supreme court is considering a case that could force consumers to start paying cell taxes -- sales taxn all of the purchases. the state is asking the high court to overturn a 1992 ruling exempting online retailers from collecting state cell taxes -- sale tax unless they have a physical presence in the state. >> this is not a new tax. this is a tax authority do. all we are simply asking is to complete -- treat everybody fairly. >> a sales tax becomes weapon eyes against small online sellers like myself. it is taxation without representation. i was thinking did we settle that a while ago in boston? >> the trump administration is backing south dakota in this case. the high court is expected to issue a ruling by the end of june. >>> the sacramento police department has released new videos in the shooting of stephan clark. the video show what dozens of police and other emergency workers did after two officers shot and killed clark. last month, clark was expected of raking into cars when the police encountered he. offers a say they checking through backyards and they were worried he had a gu

u.s. supreme court is indicating it could take on the long running battle over martins beach in san mateo county. the only access road to the beach is on property belonging to billionaire vinod khosla who has been fighting to have that road closed. khosla has been appealing the case. the u.s. supreme court has asked the surfrider foundation, his opponent, to submit an official response to khosla's appeal. >>> firefighters continue to work on that massive fire that consumed an apartment building that was under construction here in downtown concord. i'm live with the latest coming up. >> plus, why a bay area sheriff that's rerunning to keep her job didn't show up for a forum last night. total loss...55 million dollars in damages... residents living in the neighboring renaissance building scrambled to get out... surveillance video shows the burned up wall next door to the occupied apartments collapsing to the ground yesterday afternoon...that's why back into >>> i'm jessica flores in downtown concord where firefighters continue to work to try to put out the flames and smoke in the massive ap

u.s. supreme court to reconsider that because they say they are losing out on some money, also brick and mortar out on the sales as well but, of course, this could be passed on to the consumer which means you will be paying more if there is some sort of reversal here. jillian: a lot of stories that try to make tax day less painful with good deals. tracee: there are deals out there, some starting today, but staples and office max offering some free-shredding services, boston market, they've got a $10.40-tax day meal special priced after the individual 1040 tax form. cicis has buffet and free massages. rob: i get money back and i am wait if. >> the refund. jillian: not everyone is that lucky, rob. rob: i pay more all year. a pack of babboons going bananas after escaping research facility. how the guys were caught. jillian: saving two baby bear cubs. rob: first kelsea at acm awards. note ♪ ♪ . . jillian: a virginia state trooper rescues two adorable black bear cubs. their mother was hit and killed by a car. babies are safe at wildlife center. rob: at least they are okay. next the bad. hot air ball

u.s. supreme court. we don't know the specifics of this contract. it was kept under wraps for many years. 1956 and did in not come to light until 2013. many people knew about this contract. it was kept under wraps because in the event of an emergency, we would not want anyone to know where the supreme court was located so they could continue to conduct judicial business. hotel would bee a great place because they could bring everyone here. this would be the perfect place to continue to conduct judicial business for the country. contract, about the whether it was valid. we do consider it valid because we have no written determination. we would acquiesce to the court's decision as to the validity of the contract. >> c-span is in asheville, north carolina. tour of the downtown area. with duane in asheville, north carolina. he will take us to some of the important african-american places in the city. do you want to tell us what is ood tours?- >> it is designed to tell african-american stories, but also protect and rebuild these areas. >> what are some o

u.s. supreme court has rejected the final appeal from an prison former illinois governor rabble garbage, guaranteeing. fox's matt fenn van has more r. >> tucker, the u.s. supreme court turned on former governor's appeal and now he is basically guaranteed to be behind bars until 2024 unless the president pardons him and the two happen to know each other. he appeared on the president's former reality show "the apprentice." back in 2012, he was found guilty of several corruption charges mostly relating to charges of the selling barack obama's senate seat and it was up to him to fill his seat. he was taped by the fbi saying in part that obama's vacant seat was a golden thing he wasn't going to give up for nothing. the disgraced governor insists he never received a bribe or a kickback. he has been the federal prison system since 2012 and has fired a series of appeals which of all been denied, turned down once again today in the highest court. before blagojevich was apl miken prison, he was known for his flamboyance and fall from grace. tucker? >> tucker: matt finn, thanks a lot for that. writing is now is

u.s. supreme court declared the regulation of immigration as a federal responsibility. and the immigration service was established in 1891. what is an immigrant? you know, in all do respect for california historical society and the new york historical society, certainly not alexander hamilton. british settlers are descendents and the british settler colony from the atlantic coast of north america and in the caribbean were free to move from colony to colony or to return to england and they were british citizens wherever they were. hamilton, born a british settler in the caribbean, moved to the new york colony, entered columbia university in 1772. but the blockbuster pulitzer prize-winning broadway play "hamilton" the musical, based on a novelistic biography of founding father blockbuster pulitzer alexander hamilton, ron chreno, is a 21st century reenactment of national ideology. the create of "him a milton" the musical who was born and grew up in a walt think new york family ever puerto rican ever puerto -- puerto rican heritage presents himself as being a family of immi

u.s. supreme court in the bay area case dating back years. involves the billionaire and his efforts to block access to martins beach near half moon bay. recently filed an appeal to a high court after the state supreme court refused to hear its case. high court justices are requesting his opponentance response by mid june. >>> new this morning, a better understand being of san francisco's new electric scooter regulations. with that clarity it seems the city may end up with no scooter rental companies at all. the examiner is reporting transportation leerds laid out new preliminary regulations for the stationless scooters which customers can currently leave anywhere. city leaders say rental companies have to play ball once the new regulations are approved or risk not getting permits. >> we saw a number of scooters laying in the rain, take care of those things too as well. no rain today, smooth bay for south bay and peninsula, easy flow of traffic and little build predictable. towards hayward and union city, more slowing right now over the last f

u.s. supreme court justice sandra day o'connor. next to her is famed media lawyer extraordinary chuck tobin with ballard. next to him is mary-rose papandrea at the university north carolina school of law and she clerked for supreme court justice david souter. at my left, amy gajda from tulane university and career as award broadcasting and print journalist. next is kurt wimmer. a famed media and first amendment and cybersecurity attorney. and next to him is sonja west from the university of georgia school of law. and she clerked for u.s. supreme court justice john paul stevens who has been in the news a bit this past week. so let's kick it off. we don't have much time and this is going to be a great conversation. let's kick it off with ronnell. ronnell, 2017 "pew research poll" revealed that the public is increasingly skeptical of the notion that the news media play an important role in our democracy and even more surprising in that poll was that 89% of democrats believed that the press are an important watchdog on government affai

u.s. supreme court's appears poised to uphold president trump's latest travel ban blocking most people fromntries including iran, libya, somalia, syria, and yemen from entering the united states. we will hear part of the oral

u.s. supreme court as well. in a decision from the justices could affect the price you pay by checking out over the internet. correspondent garrett tenney looks at that argument before the court. >> the days of paying less for shopping online could be coming to an end. 42 states are locked in a heated battle with some of the internet's biggest retailers over the ability to charge sales taxes. a lot of online retailers don't collect sales taxes, which is, in part, why items will often cost a bit less than they do at physical bring and mortar store. that might be great for customers. but for the states, that can add up to billions of dollars in lost tax revenue. south dakota is leading this charge asking the high court to overturn its long standing precedent. >> out of state retailers get a price advantage. all we are asking the supreme court is to make the level playing field and we're going to treat everybody the same. >> during arguments today the justices appeared reluctant to overturn their prior rulings. much

u.s. supreme court looks to uphold donald trump's travel ban.cuits first or at a policy that indefinitely bars people from several countries from entering the country. has say the president overstepped his authority. south korea has released details of tomorrow's historic summit between moon jae-in and kim jong-un. expectations are high that the summit, the first between leaders of the two countries and 11 years will yield some kind of agreement. the malaysian prime minister has said that he except better results and his country's election this weekend. first international media interview in a few years, he discusses scandals surrounding malaysia's state funding. he hopes to extend the ruling coalition unbroken for six decades in power. opposition is a collection of parties. they don't have much in common ourthey're very derisive in comments to one another for decades. i don't see how they can work together. guy: global news 24 hours a day, powred by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thanks ve

u.s. supreme court. his administration is defending the trump travel ban against attacks from challengers who say it's based on anti-muslim bias. it's the first trump policy to get a full supreme court review and such a high profile case at the justices today did something they don't normally do as our justice correspondent pete williams reports. >> reporter: outside the court, a sign of the passion stirred by the travel bans after the first two are repeatedly batted down by the courts. president trump says this one is different based on a review of how well other countries fight terrorism and verify the identity of visa applicants but restricts travel from five of the six original countries, iran, libya, syria, somalia and yemen. >> the president of the united states versus hawaii. >> reporter: the court released same-day audio. a sign of this legal showdown's importance. challengers say it's a muslim ban like the earlier versions, just as she wondered if an anti semitic president could ban travel from

u.s. supreme court will hear arguments for and against donald trump's travel ban. we'll have an exclusive report from north korea's side of the demilitarized zone ahead of a rare leaders meeting. no country hey no problem will stay keep going even without that man may man the latest from the n.b.a. playoffs coming up later. iran's president hassan rouhani has questioned the lead the legitimacy of demands for a fresh nuclear deal france has proposed negotiating a new agreement with tougher on building on the twenty fifteen agreement its nuclear program france's president emanuel knock wrong made the offer to u.s. president donald trump who is threatening to pull out of the deal reports. u.s. president donald trump welcomed french president emmanuel macron to the white house with a state dinner to celebrate the bond between the two nations. what appears to be a warm friendship was on full display earlier in the day trump even somewhat oddly decided to white dandruff off mccraw on shoulders we have to make a burka he is perfect but as the parent barked on the substanc

u.s. supreme court will take up whether a travel ban passes constitutional muster. the policy under review applies to travelers from five countries with overwhelming muslim customs. opponents and lower courts have labeled this a muslim ban. mr. trump's first two efforts were ruled to be discriminatory. justices hear the case on wednesday. >>> more trouble for a state law clerk already facing claims of sexual misconduct. kristina garcia made anti-asian remarks during a meeting. politico says john perez confirmed he disciplined her after the incident. garcia is currently on an unpaid leave of absence following acquisitions of sexual harassment from former staffers. she's denying the allegations. >>> happening today, an important ruling expected in the bill cosby sexual assault retrial. the comedian's attorneys are asking the judge to allow jurors to hear deposition testimony of constand. constand testified he was once hooked on mushrooms and had her sights set on becoming a millionaire. that testimony according to bill cosby's attorneys could provide incite into what

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u.s. supreme court will uphold president trump's authority to issue a travel ban. protestors lined up outside the court yesterday. many argued the ban discriminates against specific groups including muslims. the trump administration argues that the ban only applies to five out of 50 majority countries, iran, libya, somalia, syria and yemen. the ban also lists venezuela and north korea. a ruling is expected in june. >>> it is 4:36. let's check weather. i was cold. wore my big coat today. >> you're going to want to keep that on. >> afternoon walk, it's going to be cloudy and cool especially if you are anywhere near the bay or the beaches today. inland, not so much. it's going to warm up there. here's a look at san francisco. look at those lights. normally this camera when we have those low clouds you can't see a thing but right now, we have a bit of a marine layer out there but it's high enough grazing over the "salesforce" tower so not messing with our views at this hour at least not this camera shot. and here's another view of "salesforce tower" but you can definite

u.s. supreme court struck down voting rights in 2013.n i saw the trayvonartin case unfold, was there no level of education. there was no level of income that could shield me from racism, that could protect me from being the next trayvon martin or protect my child from being the next trayvon martin and the violence, and the latest tragic headline is stephon clark in california. you heard from the white house, i believe they called it a local matter and the press spokesperson at the white house. william, i want to ask you, because again, it really matters to boys. i hear and i read the chilling reports that fathers have to have the conversation with their kids as young as 11 years old how to behave in white neighborhoods or if you're going to pass white law enforcement. you're the father of girls and was that conversation ever had to you and the fact that it was so necessary is terrifying. >> well, that's a conversation that every black parent has with their child or parent of black children has with their child boy or girl and it's someth

u.s. supreme court confirmed that this was entirely legal this would have a major chilling impact on journalism as a whole were wiki leaks to be held liable criminally for publishing documents that may have allegedly been stone. fears for the future of american journalism have grown de rigueur ever since the arrival of dong trump in the white house but for all the president's bluster all those tweets about fake news his accusations of political bias and agenda laden coverage the trumpet ministration has yet to launch a legal case like this one it's the democrats that have taken aim at an offshore target which you through a lawsuit that could one day prove to have implications for news outlets much closer to home. i don't see the democrats going after the press i see the democrats as being allied with the press in trying to expose the attack that donald trump is leveling both on the press and on the fundamental aspects of american democracy i would be concerned if they were going after illegitimate press organizations internal workings but they're not they're going after wiki leaks which is in t

u.s. supreme court to keep people off his beach.ieves he has the right to cut off public access to the waterfront property he bought a year ago. not havehat he should to open a private land for beach access without compensation. global news 24 hours a day on air, and tick-tock on twitter, with journalists and analysts .n vonnie: treasuries take on equities. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. this is the european close. let's look at the biggest business stories in the news. .orking on another big bet according to people familiar with the matter, the world's largest online retailer, amazon, has embarked on a plan to build a domestic robot. it hopes to put the robot in homes by the end of the year, and there could be a roll out to consumers in 2019. sears says they hedge fund run by eddie lampert -- the hedge fund is interested in buying them. hasbro has taken a hit with the demise of its largest cut to toys "r" us. the toymaker posted worse than expected results for the first q

u.s. supreme court to intervene but it refused last month that was forced to renew some docket permits under court order president trump has vacillated on dhaka in meetings with congressional leaders earlier this year he seemed open to a permanent fix. but in recent weeks his attitude seems to have changed yet again prompted by security issues at the border with mexico and a proposed border wall with america's neighbor to the south that still remains largely unfunded diagnosed a broke al jazeera washington well there was a swift response to trump's comments from mexico from the man who is the favorite to win the presidential election in july and there's so many well lopez obrador says he'll demand respect for his country. you know. we're not going to rule out the possibility of convincing donald trump that his foreign policy is wrong and in particular his contemptuous attitude towards the mexicans. we're going to be very respectful towards the government of the united states but we're also going to demand respect to mexican and neither mexico nor its people will be a pin yacht's of any forei

u.s. supreme court to intervene but it refused last month that was forced to renew some docket permits under court order president trump has vacillated all in dhaka in meetings with congressional leaders earlier this year he seemed open to a permanent fix but in recent weeks his attitude seems to have changed yet again prompted by security issues at the border with mexico and a proposed border wall with america's neighbor to the south that still remains largely unfunded dian estabrook al-jazeera washington. center left candidate carlos alvarado has been elected president of costa rica's election on sunday commission says he comfortably want to run off with more than sixty percent of the vote alvarado is a former labor minister and fiction writer who campaigned in support of gay rights he defeated an even jellicoe preacher who opposed to same sex marriage. kody court has sentenced two people to death for the murder of a filipino made the body of joana fellas was found in a freezer and abandoned apartment in february more than a year after her murder a lebanese man and a syrian wife were arres

u.s. supreme court decision upheld the practice. >> one of the most expensive units at san francisco's sinkinglennium tower has sold for more than a million dollars under asking. a four bedroom unit was at 5.9 million and relisted for 4.9. the condo is now 2.6 million. the issue being the building is leaning. >> apparently drivers put their devices away more often than the rest of the country. oakland and san francisco came in second and third of the least distracted drivers in america. we ask >> it could be laws enacted out here. we have seen one in every six miles out here on the west coast. it's a big problem and distracted driving is a problem across the entire u.s. >> state lawmakers are trying to address the issue. >> would you pay for a ride hailing subscription? lyft is trying a new pay in advance plan. they sent out an invitation to a number customers inviting them to try a new subscription plan. it costs $49 a week for a maximum of seven rides. >> where's my e-mail, lyft? ism use you all the time. >> as they continue to work building the arena, the cost has ballooned to $62 million.

u.s. supreme court's conservative justices have ended kate and they are likely to uphold donald trump's travel ban the court has been hearing arguments on the president's executive order which targets travelers from predominantly muslim countries trump says the ban is necessary for national security critics say it discriminates against religious groups and violates the constitution. or the headlines keep it here inside story is next. to scramble to salvage the iran nuclear deal french president emanuel mccraw is in washington for a state visit as iran insists the west has no right to make any changes to the agreement so can a current convince trump to stick with the deal this is inside story. i welcome to the program i'm jane docked in france in the united states have a long history that goes back centuries from the american revolutionary war to the statue of liberty the two countries have had strong ties french president emmanuel mccaw is hoping to build on that special bond joining his three day state visit to washington d.c. and donald trump has rolled out the red carpet but beyond the hand