u.s. supreme court. >> we want to show you some live pictures outside the u.s. ad of the announcement, carrying signs that say things like trust women. don't criminalize abortion, protect roe v. wade, that is one of the big issues here, is by president trump nominating a very conservative justice, that could potentially lead to an end of roe v. wade. we will take you to fox news momentarily, where the president is expected to make his announcement. spirit -->>> they are reporting that they have strong indications the nominee will be the dc circuit courts judge, brett kavanaugh. camera crews caught a quick shot of him, getting into the back of an sutside his house, if our information is right, in moments we will see him standing with president trump as his choice to replace anthony kennedy. he worked for justice kennedy in the mid-90s as a court clerk, and he went on

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u.s. supreme court showdown. president trump is about to head back to the white house from his golf club in new jersey, where he spent part of the weekend interviewing possible u.s. supreme court candidates. justice anthony kennedy announced his retirement just a few days ago, but president trump has already jumped into action saying he'll announce his new pick one week from tomorrow. this decision has the power to transform the supreme court for generations, and the looming nomination battle is already igniting a fire storm on capitol hill. republican senator susan collins will be a key vote for the president. she met with trump to discuss the vacancy and listen to what she told him. >> i also encouraged the president to broaden his list beyond the list of 25 potential nominees that has been public for some time. >> are you comfortable with everyone on that list? >> no, i am not. now, some of the people on the list i have not vetted at all at this point. one of them i voted against years ago, and i would have to

u.s. supreme court nominee. he serves on the judiciary committee and spoke about efforts to obtain documents related to his time as a staff secretary in the george w. bush administration. president, i asked that the mandatory quorum call be lifted. there are few responsibilities, i would say none, more important , then our duties in connection with the appointment of a united states supreme court justice. much is at stake in the nomination before the senate now to appoint judge brett kavanaugh as the justice who will replace justice kennedy. so much is at stake. ,he future of roe v. wade affordable health care, particularly pre-existing conditions and the protection from them for millions of americans. here to talk about judge kavanagh as a nominee, i am here to talk about how we reach a conclusion. as to how we vote. my colleagues and i. how we think and pursue the truth about judge kavanagh, his qualifications, his temperament, his integrity and intellect, who he is, and what kind of justice he will be. knowes

u.s. supreme court, let's listen for one moment. >> we have to keep fighting! >> hard to hear but obviously some passionate debate outside the u.s. supreme court, people carrying signs saying things like obviously stop kavanaugh, protect roe v. wade, in anticipation of tonight's announcement. >> go to ktvu.com for more the story, including the full announcement. you can also find it on our facebook page.>>> coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 pm, 8 of the 12 boys rescued from the flooded cave in thailand. the efforts to rescue the remaining 4 and the soccer coach.>> bringing them through, a new experience for them. >>> tracking the heat pretty warm, upper 90s, it is going to cool down a little bit this week, i will let you know how that plays into the rest of the week.>>> a naked prowler spotted touching himself outside of homes, surveillance video that might make -- help them make an arrest. >>> the commute, absolutely beautiful, the commute direction on the left as it would normally be. >>> another live traffic camera golden gate bridge was pretty easy, flowi

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u.s. supreme court. the move sets the stage for a battle of democrats. critics of the 52-year-old say he could weaken abortion rights and beef up support on the court for capital punishment. trump's nomination could put the court on a more conservative court for years to come. we have the latest from washington. reporter: brett cav nauf might very well be popular with both, if you will, within the republican party. social conservatives who might see brett kavanaugh as an opportunity to stop some of the abortion rights that exist throughout the uniteted states. they might also to want see someone on the supreme court who would have opposed same-sex marriage. it was the supreme court that legalized that in the end. then there is the establishment part of the republican party. brett kavanaugh is very much an establishment candidate for the supreme court position. he was -- or he is still an appeals court judge for the federal government, and he went to the likes of yale and harvard, very much an establishment type who might please pretty much everybody withi

u.s. supreme court to attending the nato summit with leaders where relationships are already frayed, and still lingering, the russia investigation by special counsel robert mueller. joining me is former assistant u.s. attorney, msnbc legal contributor. sarah mccann, political reporter at mpr and nancy cook, white house reporter at politico. let me start with what we heard from rudy guiliani about the ground rules we have seen rudy guiliani laying down first in the "new york times" piece yesterday. he added some color to them this morning on the sunday shows. you're a former prosecutor, how reasonable are the demands we're beginning to see from rudy guiliani? >> they're absolutely unreasonable. i mean, there's just no investigation in the world, including one that involves the president, where the person who, you know, has evidence to offer, testimony to give, gets to say,

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supreme court. and it's going to be a difficult process. [ crowd chanting ] >> it was loud and at times out of control outside the u.sters for and against a nomination that had just been announced. >> tonight it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. >> reporter: president trump built up anticipation for this moment as brett kavanaugh and his family emerged at the white house. the federal appellate court judge promised to faithfully interpret the constitution. >> a judge must interpret the constitution as written informed by history, tradition, and precedent. >> reporter: the speed of the opposition was something to see. seven minutes after the announcement outside the court, protesters hung a printed sign that said stop kavanaugh. about six minutes after that, the democratic national committee put out an antikavanaugh video. a woman's group denounced kavanaugh but forgot to replace an xx place holder with his name. >> i am not going to kid anybody. this is a tough fight. but it is a fight that we can win! >> as for kavanaugh, his record as

u.s. supreme court justice. nbc news confirms the president has not ruled out any of the kond tats. he appears to be looking at two of them. more how this will impact the courts in a live report from capitol hill in about ten minutes. >>> new this morning, the counting is done in the race for montgomery county executives.80 only votes separate our council member. mark elrich has a lead over david blair. the final count won't be certified until july 16th. a count could be requested by either sheriff's office. >>>he frederick county offe has aontract to house the detainees while they ait deportation or court hearings. this sheriff's office gets $83 per day. it costs less than $53 per day to house the detainees. last year, just over 300 people for ice. >>> the list is out and there's three filiar faces for nats fans. this is the second career all-star selection for sean doolittle. max sher s max sher ser will have his gexth-straight. ing to play in front of the hometown, even better. >> for us representing the nati

u.s. supreme court decision last week that found public unions like the n.e.a. can no longer charge fees to nonunion members who are covered by union agreements the n.e.a. says that ruling is likely to cut its income from dues by fourteen percent over the next two years it has silenced my voice and has really. taken away my ability to have some collective power on behalf of my students and my colleagues in my profession unions are the last line of defense that's what this was about the move was praised by republicans including president donald trump who called it a big loss for the coffers of the democrats supreme court he said that the asians can make unlimited political contributions but the court has limited the sources of union contributions nevertheless these teachers seem enthusiastic determined to make a difference. the high court ruling will not affect states like florida with so-called right to work laws that already bar nonunion workers from paying dues but it does affect public union workers and twenty two other states that don't it is going to make u

u.s. supreme court if confirmed by the senate he will replace justice anthony kennedy who's retiring at the end of the month began his career as a clerk to justice kennedy he's currently a federal appeals court judge based in washington the fifty three year old is a popular choice among conservatives because of his rigid stance on abortion immigration and gun rights. tonight it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united states and judge kavanagh has impeccable credentials unsurpassed qualifications and a proven commitment to equal justice under the law throughout legal circles he is considered a judge's judge a true thought leader among his peers he is a brilliant jurist with a clear and effective writing style universally regarded as one of the finest and sharpest legal minds of our time mr president thank you throughout this process i have witnessed first hand your appreciation for the vital role of the american judiciary no president.

u.s. supreme court will become the most conservative court in decades. >>> now to an update on the breaking news out of berkeley. the two alarm fire is under control. the berkeley fire department said the fire started about an hour ago at 10:10 this evening. it was burning at the old ace hardware store on university avenue. this fire is now under control and there are no injuries. >>> now to developing news out of thailand. officials have confirmed a third rescue mission is now underway. eight boys are safely out and divers are attempting to save the four final soccer players and their coach who are still trapped inside a cave. >> reporter: thai officials say there are not -- there are now about three hours into this final mission. by the end of this operation, they hope that the four remaining boys and their coach will be safely out, and that they will join the eight others who have already been freed.>> reporter: relief and hope came with the sight of ambulances rushing from the cave. they succeeded in a high risk rescue getting four more boys out of the cave they have been trapped for tw

u.s. supreme court pick by the president of the united states. ent republicans praising the president's supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh, as a judge who will help uphold the constitution. but social conservatives appear to be split over the president's decision. here's former gop senator rick santorum. >> donald trump said he was going to energize the base. i don't think he did. that he is from washington, he is the establishment pick, he is the bush pick. seems like trump in this case bowed to the elite in washington. i think that's the thing that ruffled people. >> harris: we have a former law clerk to judge kavanaugh. how surprised are you to hear kansantor um say this is an establishment pick not for conservatives? >> thank you for having me on. i could not be more enthusiastic about the president having nominated judge kavanaugh. he's an independent, fair-minded judge. "usa today" had an article that suggested on paper he may be the most qualified supreme court nominee in generations. he was a long record. he's written as many as 300 op

u.s. supreme court. the ap just moments ago reporting that i it will be bret kavanaugh. we will have a full and complete analysis, and later we have an opening monologue that will tell you all about the president's election. joining us now from the white house as our own john roberts. >> from the past hour, shannon bream and i say we have been leaning towards brett kavanaugh. we expect to see the president and as well, judge, and circuit court of appeals, often called the farm team for the supreme court. there are a lot of people that thought maybe this was too much of an establishment choice, maybe he should have gone with a b tony barrett but the intelligence that i've been getting it is that amy coney barrett may have been a difficultou confirmation this year. if another justice's shuts down, they would likely be the next choice. >> we are only ten seconds away, the president of the united states making his big announcement. ap reporting and fact that it is a judge kavanaugh, which have been rumored m

u.s. supreme court nominee. this is "outnumbered overtime," i am harris faulkner. one week from today we will know who the president will choose to replace. it is reorganizing some of the staff. ahead of that showdown over the high court nomination, the president said in an exclusive interview with fox, while he does expect a vicious political fight, he believes he will pick him nominee that gets broad support. republican senator susan collins, who also has been a key vote in the fight, she will oppose any nominee who is against roe vs wade. watch. >> if a candidate for this important position who would overturn roe vs wade would not be acceptable to me, because that would indicate an activist agenda that i don't want to see a judge half. >> harris: chief white house responded is with us for the latest. >> good afternoon you. he would not ask the question of his supreme court candidates, whether or not they would overturn roe vs wade. it would be improper for him to do that paired with the white house, no questi

u.s. supreme court if confirmed by the senate replace justice anthony kennedy who's retiring at the end of the month carbonell began his career as a clock to justice kennedy and he's currently a federal peers court judge based in washington a fifty three year olds a popular choice among conservatives because of his rigid stunts on abortion immigration and gun rights. tonight it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme. judge kavanaugh has impeccable credentials unsurpassed qualifications and a proven commitment to equal justice under the law throughout legal circles he is considered a judge's judge a true thought leader among his peers he is a brilliant jurist with a clear and effective writing style universally regarded as one of the finest and sharpest legal minds of our time mr president thank you throughout this process i have witnessed first hand your appreciation for the vital role of the american judiciary no president has ever consulted more widely or talked with more people for more backgrounds to seek input abou

u.s. supreme court.he ap moments ago reporting that it will be brett kavanaugh. we live full complete reaction to the president's nomination and analysis. shannon bream, jay sekulow, jay garrett and later we will have an opening monologue that we will tell you all about your president selections. joining us from the white house as our own john roberts. >> for the past hour or a little more, shannon bream and i have been leaning toward the kavanaugh. we expect to see the president, as well as judge and, soon to be, if the president gets his way, justice brett kavanaugh walking up. he is a veteran of the d.c. court of appeals. so many different justices of current and past from the d.c. circuit court of appeals. there are a lot of people who thought that this was maybe too much of an establishment toys, that maybe he should have gone with tony amy barrett, but nexe around if another justice steps down while the president is still sitting in the oval office, amy coney barrett would likely be his next choice

u.s. supreme court decision last week that found public unions like the n.e.a. can no longer charge fees to nonunion members who are covered by union agreements the n.e.a. says that ruling is likely to cut its income from dues by fourteen percent over the next two years it has silenced my voice and has really. taken away my ability to have some collective power on behalf of my students and my colleagues in my profession unions are the last line of defense that's what this was about the move was praised by republicans including president donald trump who called it a big loss for the coffers of the democrats supreme court who said that the asians can make unlimited political contributions but the court has limited the sources of union contributions nevertheless these teachers seem enthusiastic determined to make a difference. the high court ruling will not affect states like florida with so-called right to work laws that already bar nonunion workers from paying dues but it does affect public union workers and twenty two other states that don't it is going to make

u.s. supreme court confirmation fights. he has he has participated in the confirmation of every current sitting member of the high court. senator orrin hatch is the former chairman of the longest-serving member of the senate judiciary committee. senator, welcomed "outnumbered" overtime, great to have you on the program today. >> great to be with you, i appreciate your leadership. >> harris: thank you. i don't know if you can hear, they're on the hill with a monitor nearby but democrats, those who are in jeopardy of losing their seats may look across the aisle and decide to vote with this confirmation, whomever the president were to choose an dick durbin just sent to shot across the bow, that senator saying don't do that. fall on the sword if you will and protect the sea. what do you think is going to happen with those democrats? >> i lived through all of those things in the early days because the democrats were in such control of this whole place, the votes on supreme court nominees were never close but the democrats have no

u.s. supreme court democrats are along that donald trump's choice of justice to join the highest court in america they say brett kavanaugh is a public loyalist he's too conservative and the right wing so can he win an expected space confirmation battle in the senate this is inside story. i know they're welcome to the program i'm laura kyle the latest political battleground in the u.s. senate as soon set become donald trump's choice for supreme court judge the president's nomination a republican loyalist brett kavanaugh is opposed by democrats they say trumps trying to tilt the nine justices in the highest court in the land towards the conservative right of the groups have already begun spending millions of dollars to persuade senators to make the right choice when they vote in the or some confirmation is expected to shape the supreme court for at least a generation we'll get to our guests and a couple of moments but first john hendren has this report from washington. with all the suspense and drama of a reality t.v. show president trump picked the favorite tonight it is my honor and privi

u.s. supreme court nominee? >> juan: i think at this point there is a lot of lingering resentment over what happened. republicans blocking that nomination for almost a year. >> harris: that was president obama's. >> juan: he got some democratic votes. >> some of them did not push hard enough against -- >> juan: that is the question but the fact is you have democrats that want handling by president trump. and those democrats have to watch their back, so to speak, harris. i am talking about people like joe mansion in west virginia. when it comes to this issue, i think that what you are getting, is so many women, especially young women and minority women are democrat. this issue is all about abortion. the president has said during his campaign that he was going to put people who were pro-life, to use that language, i don't mean to pick one side of the other, that is his language. he would put some people on the court in the list of potential appointees comes from the conservative. >> does that resentment apply to l

u.s. supreme court. in the early hours it looks like a fight the president can wi good evening. >> judge brett kavanaugh not the easy confirmation pick some republicans wanted. political chuck todd called him quote very confirable. >> he' local guy. born in d.c. raised in. he went to high school in georgetown prep. tonight we report on his path to the nations highest court. >> reporter: judge kavanaugh a one time clerk for anthony kennedy. tonight picked to fill his seat by president trump. >> there's no a one inrica more qualified for this position. and no one more deserving. >> a.c. appeals court judge. he once served under president george w. bush and kenneth star. the speci prosecutor in the clinton trial. he didn't pick bed on ideology. >> i do not ask about a nomin s personnn. what matters is not a judges politicalws v but whether they can set aside the views to do what the law and the constitution require. >> kavanaugh vowing to be fair. >> i k willp an open mind in every case. and i will always s

u.s. supreme court. bader ginsburg was attending a play about her good friend antonin scalia. bader ginsburg added it is not the bald eagle, but the pendulum which is a symbol of the united states. once it moves far in one direction, you can count on it moving back. >>> and garrett thomas capturing the -- geraint thomas wins the tour de france. he won by 1:51. chris froome came in third. with thomas' win, team sky has won six of the last seven tour de france titles. thomas telling the bbc the win is incredible. the stuff of dreams. >>> take a look at this. former president barack obama and michelle obama jamming out at the beyonce and jay-z concert on saturday night. videos of the pair getting down in the box seats with several filming their moves on their phones. she attended a concert in paris just two weeks ago where she was caught on video dancing with queen bey's mom. did you attend? >> i did not. i could not make it. who doesn't love beyonce and jay-z? >> i'm more of a beyonce fan. >> it is a dynami

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u.s. supreme court justice anthony kennedy. the expected front runners are federal appeals court judges amy coney barrett, thomas hardiman, brett kavanaugh, and raymond kethledge. joining us to discuss the potential candidates and more, cnn political analyst and cnn political analyst and white house correspondent for american urban radio networks, april ryan. april, clearly the senate majority, mitch mcconnell, he's got his preferences. do you believe the president will necessarily accept the recommendation from the majority leader who's got to push this through a very narrow u.s. senate? >> no. president trump is going to do what president trump has always done. he thinks for himself. he may take advice, but he is going to do what he wants to do. and according to a republican source who just reached out, you know, the decision is not made until it's made tonight. but what we're hearing is that right now, and it's not final because he could flip, it's hardiman and kavanaugh. it's really about the fact that he doesn't feel, accor

u.s. supreme court justice nominee, judge breyer kavanaugh. not white house did release a weekly address from president trump. hello, i amhal: senator richard blumenthal, proud to represent connecticut. we are at a historic turning point for our country. . of june, supreme court justice anthony kennedy announced his retirement and barely a week later, president trump nominated a replacement, judge brett kavanaugh. now, the senate itself is also at a crossroads. it is our constitutional responsibility with the support of our constituents to consider the next justice of the united states supreme court, the highest court in the land, a branch of government that will shape the law and culture of this country for generations to come. all of us will have to answer to history. ordinarily, presidents make every effort to persuade us that their nominees will sit on the basis of merit, not medical dogma. but we now live -- not medical dogma.cal this president, in a dramatic departure from his predecessors, set extreme ideological litmus tests for his no

u.s. supreme court. the right to free speech trumps the ability to regulate by having warning labels for kids to buy these violent video games the majority said video games are free speech and we should not regulate with that at all. i am a huge fan of free speech. i am not a fan of regulation. justice alito pack in 2011 said, freedom is critical and we should keep free speech, however, there is a virtual reality. it is getting more popular. when these games become immersive and it is not just hitting buttons, you are using your body and you are feeling the feedback of blood splashing on your face and you are learning the skills of doing combat, you are not just hitting a button to aim a gun, you are actually aiming a gun. i want to revisit this. the court needs to fly with precedent that vr games are little bit different than traditional games and this needs to be revisited. >> do you agree with him? >> again, i really want to flag. i'm not a fan of regulating free speech. that is really critical to get

u.s. supreme court banned mandatory life without parole sentences for all juveniles even those who commit murder. now judges would have to hold a separate sentencing hearing taking into account a list of mitigating factors before sending juvenile murderers away for the rest of their lives. in this episode of the system we'll examine the cases of two juveniles serving life without parole in michigan one years before the miller decision and one sentence immediately after thirty four year old. has spent more than half his life in prison for his role in the robbery and murder of a convenience store clerk when he was sixteen. i've come to grand rapids to meet his defense attorney larry failon. what do you want people to know about this case it's not a typical case no no eyes that tip number one. which is tragic enough itself that someone. could be involved in a murder. from sols perspective you look at him and you you meet him in you talk to him within minutes even you know sought solace different was different than any other. defendant i've ever represented. in one thousand nine hundred sixte

u.s. supreme court nominee we'll look at who's in the running and what it could mean for the country. and i bet it must be dry for most of us in australia at the moment we did have a fair amount of rain fair amount of snow too but that system is pulling away towards the east the next area of cloud is here but it's not really bringing us anything too heavy in the way of wet weather just making the sunshine heel a bit milky at times still thank all for the southeast corner we're looking at a top temperature of around twelve there in melbourne it is warmer towards the west where perth we're getting to the dizzy heights of around nineteen or twenty degrees . as we head through the next couple of days over towards new zealand and here is pretty stormy this area of cloud is not only brought us some very heavy rain but also some very very strong winds as well the whole system is still spiraling its way across us as we head through monday and it will be cold enough to give us a lot of snow for parts of the south island eventually though as we head through monday into tuesday things will begin

u.s. supreme court nominee. he serves on the judiciary committee and spoke about efforts to obtain documents related to his time as a staff secretary in the george w. bush administration. president, i asked that the mandatory quorum call be lifted. there are few responsibilities, i would say none, more important

u.s. supreme court. three hours from now president donald trump will make one of the most important announcements of his presidency, his next nominee to the nation's highest court. it's a decision that's likely to outlive his stay in office by decades. and we are told the president finalized everything today and the nominee and the nominee's family will be with the president tonight at the white house. that's where we had no. chief white house correspondent john roberts. >> good evening to you. this nomination process took place at lightning speed just 12 days between the announcement of justice anthony kennedy's retirement and tonight's announcement of the nominee to replace him. and with only 83 days left before the start of the supreme court's next term, the process for confirmation will have to keep moving just as quickly. president trump is suiting up for a bruising battle over his nominee. anyone of his choices will cement a 5-4 conservative majority in the court. today the democratic minority leade

u.s. supreme court. in 2016, during a speech at george mason university, kavanaugh spoke about the importance of constitutionalism. he praised upon the latest judged scalia. he said what did he stand for if it's not complicated? but it's profound and worth repeating oven. the judge's job is to interpret the law and not to make the law or make policy. the structure of the constitution, are not mere matters of etiquette but are essential to protect individual liberty." this is the language you would want to hear if you wanted an originalist on the court. that's what every judge should practice. the job of the judiciary is to interpret the constitutional law. separation of powers. due process. limits on government and human rights. the judiciary should respect co-equal branches of government. that's the job of a judge in america. that's what it means to be an originalist and a constitutional. that's what scalla and others understand who they are and what they revere. our constitution. to the democratic part

u.s. supreme court decision last week that found public unions like the n.e.a. can no longer charge fees to nonunion members who are covered by union agreements the n.e.a. says that ruling is likely to cut its income from dues by fourteen percent over the next two years it has silenced my voice and has really. taken away my ability to have some collective power on behalf of my students and my colleagues in my profession unions are the last line of defense that's what this was about the move was praised by republicans including president donald trump who called it a big loss for the coffers of the democrats supreme court he said it over asians can make unlimited political contributions but the court has limited the sources of union contributions nevertheless these teachers seem enthusiastic determined to make a difference. the high court ruling will not affect states like florida with so-called right to work laws that already bar nonunion workers from paying dues but it does affect public union workers and twenty two other states that don't it is going to make us

u.s. supreme court he began his career as a clock to justice anthony kennedy justice anthony kennedy who is retiring at the end of the month and whose job is likely to be taking if he goes through the process of senatorial hearings which are due to find some sort of result in october ahead of the midterm elections which are going to be happening in november he's a fifty three year old and he's a popular choice for conservatives because of his stance on abortion immigration and gun rights. and this is al jazeera these are the top stories the u.s. president has picked a conservative brett kavanaugh as his nominee to the u.s. supreme court if approved by the senate here replace justice anthony kennedy who is retiring at the end of the month can i began his career as a clock to the not outgoing justice kennedy. in keeping with president reagan's legacy i do not ask about a nominee's personal opinions what matters is not a judge's political views but whether they can set aside those views to do what the law and the constitution require i am pleased to say that i have found without doubt such a p

supreme court. we are going to take a look back at the white house that president trump was picking judge brett kavanaugh to replace justice anthony kennedy on the u.s. supreme court. [applause] pres. trump: my fellow americans, tonight i speak to you from the east room of the white house regarding one of the most profound responsibilities of the president of the united states, and that is the selection of a supreme court justice. i have often heard that, other than matters of war and peace, this is the most important decision a president will make. the supreme court is entrusted with the safeguarding of the crown jewel of our republic, the constitution of the united twelve days ago, justice anthony kennedy informed me of his decision to take senior status on the supreme court, opening a new vacancy. for more than four decades, justice kennedy served our nation with incredible passion and devotion. i would like to thank justice kennedy for a lifetime of distinguished service. [applause] pres. trump: in a few moments i will announce my selection for justice kennedy's replacement. this is the second time i have been faced with this task. last year, i

u.s. supreme court case in which there is the majority ruled in a case about videogame violence on the u.s. supreme court that the right to free speech in videogames trumps the ability to regulate by having warning labels for kids to buy these violent video games. many said their free speech and we should not regulate that at all and i'm hugely on a free-speech and i agree with that decision, i'm not a fan of regulation, however justice alito wrote an opinion back in 2011 and said freedom is critical and we should keep free-speech however there's this thing called virtual reality and it's getting more popular and when these games become immersive, it's not just hitting buttons but you're using your body and your feeling the feedback of blood splashing on your face and you're actually learning the skills of doing combat. you're not just hitting a button to aim a gun. you're actually holding a gun. he wrote that i want to revisit this in the fact that you immersive vr games are little bit different than traditional video games and this needs to be revisited. >> you agree with him? >> again,

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u.s. supreme court ice.sident trump is set to make his selection in a primetime addresna to the on. >> peter alexander is following the latest from the white house this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. big day here. the president looking to create maximum suspense ahead of this announcement. the person who he wl pick will be tonight. that's 9:00 p.m. tonight. ease goingo make up his mind by noon today. those closest to him don't know which way he will bugo. the president's greatest focus is on appeal court judges, brett kavanaugh of the district of columbia. they have not ruled out the four contenders. the psident getting input from advisers and friends, among them sean hannity. senate leaders weighing in on what wille a pierfierce confirmn battle. >> peter alexander at theho whi e for us. thank you. we'll see you on the "today" show for more on that report. now.6:47 right we turn to developments out of williams during. teams with the faa and ntsb will arrive at the scene of a

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u.s. supreme court. 1st >>> a big moment for president trump revealing his second nominee for the u.s. highest court. >>> the president nominated judge brett kavanaugh. the 53-year-old was a former white house aide before being appointed to the white house hinch by president bush. he currently sits on the d.c. apple it work -- appellate court . he also -- judge kavanaugh is a staunch catholic. he is married with two ughters the president's decision comes just two weeks after justice kennedy announced his retirement.>> reporter: president trump announced his pick for the supreme court seat being vacated by

u.s. supreme court case in which there was the majority ruled in a case about video game violence of the u.s. supreme court that the trite free speech in video games trumps the ability to regulate by having a warning label for kids to buy these violent video games. the majority said, look, video games are free speech, and we should not regular rate late that at all. i agree with that decision. however, justice alilt owe wrote a concurring opinion back in 2001, and he said, you know, freedom is critical. we should keep free speech. however, there's this thing called virtual reality, and this was seven years ago, and it's getting more popular. and when these games become immersive, and it's not just hitting buttons, but you're using your body and you're feeling the feedback, the touch feedback of flood splashing on your face and you're actual learning the skills of doing combat, not just hitting a button, you're actually holding a gun, just alit owe wrote i want to revisit this, but the court needs to flag the fact that immersive v.r. games are a little bit different than traditional video gam

u.s. supreme court. r and against the nomination that had just been announced. >> tonight it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. president trump had built up anticipation for this moment as brett kavanaugh and his family emerged at the white house. the federal appellate court judge promising to faithfully interpret the constitution. >> a judge must interpret the constitution as written, informed by history and r: the speed of the ent. opposition was something to see. about seven minutes after the announcement outside the court, protesters hung a printed sign that said stop kavanaugh. about six minutes after that. the democratic national committee put out an antikavanaugh video. the women's march denounced him but forgot to replace an xx place holder with his name. all indications of how intense the campaigns will be. >> i am not going to kid anybody. this is a tough fight. but it is a fight that we can win! >> reporter: as fo

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