numbers of the group call people for united justice say they will bring 17 -- 17 caskets. one for each shot by police during the honors shot. >>> i'm katie conner. preparations are underway for another donald trump visit. he will be at the phoenix convention center tomo this is his seventh visit to the valley donald trump and hillary clinton right now our neck and neck in polls in arizona. >>> let's check in with good morning america to see what they are working on today. >> reporter: good morning -- we have a lot coming up on gma including that air scare for mike pence. ran off the runway at laguardia airport last night. the ntsb is now investigating.governor. mike pence will join us live on gma and answer all the >>> i wanted to give you an early sneak peek at the howling trick-or-treat forecast. good news is by then temperatures will trend down into the 80s. temperatures will be down into the 70s to 80s. 88 for the hi-fi monday. we have to get through some one day -- warm days first. today 94 with clouds sticking around. a 10% of sprinkles around midday , especially thr

a group called people for united justice is organizing that demonstration. they will bring 17 caskets representing does shot and killed by police under his watch. they also claim hispanics make up a disproportionate number of those shot by police. >>> getting closer to election day. hillary clinton keeping a close eye on the vice president. the movement she could have in store for joe biden if she wins the white house. >>> something stirring controversy. should recreational marijuana be legal in our state? we will look at where the numbers fall on this hot topic. >>> traffic is light on i-17. we will have a closer look at the desert drive time's coming up. >>> temperatures across the paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. woman: a school that used to be run by pinal county sheriff paul babeu. disturbing. man: babeu's school was unlicensed, abusive, and dangerous. woman: paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school rife with abuse, he supported the abusive practices and

members of a group called people for united justice say they will bring 17 caskets. killed by police under yonder swatch. they also claim hispanics make up a disproportionate number of those shot by police. >>> a crime alert. do you recognize these men? get a good look at them. chandler police are looking for them right now. they are accused of breaking into nine cars and stealing credit cards, money, clothing, electronics and even a gun. please call silent witness at >>> we have -- 480 witness. >>> credit card scammers are popping up all over the state. this year the department patrick -- apartment of agriculture has found -- has found 78 in arizona. 30 in the last six weeks. this is a complete list of where all of those skimmers were found. find it@abc15.com. >>> new developments into a deadly plane crash with a valley connection. what the pilot reported minutes before the crash. >>> sophisticated happening right here. what we are learning about the 18-year-old suspect. >>> do you think hillary clinton is going to be charged in this new email investigation? that is

a conversation between justice elena kagan of the united states supreme court and and claire williams. give -- where did i put my little clicker? you took it. justice kagan needs no introduction. her public service career includes first enough harvard law school and first female solicitor general. she is the fourth woman to serve on the united states supreme court. our moderator has dedicated all of her career to public service. she was the first woman of color to serve in the pressure she is the only judge of color in the usa can court of appeals. she cofounded a pipeline organization which aims to increase diversity in the legal profession and judiciary by inspiring more young, diverse people to consider legal careers. for the next 60 minutes, judge williams will have a conversation with justice kagan for career and her long-term commitment to justice. time is short but before jumping and i will introduce the audience to our judges, our panelists. these are public interest minded students who have come from all over the country in order to seek their fortunes in public interest law,

justices to the united states supreme court who will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states.

justice williams: your first case was citizens united. justice kagan: it was. re-argument, it had been argued previously by a deputy solicitor general. he had gone and argued the case literally the day after i had the confirmed and on to office of solicitor general. we were waiting for the case to come down and finally, at the very last day, the court said, we want to set this case for reargument in september, the court never meets in september so this was a special sitting. we set the case for re-agreement in september and we want the phone -- parties to focus on following issues and said we want to parties to focus on whether the court should overrule some very important campaign finance precedents. the writing was a little bit on the wall that the court was about to overturn those precedents and about to really against, to invalidate the regulation of that issue. -- whatever i got really nervous i would say, probably they have already made up their minds. that said, it was pretty nerve-racking. it was an incredibly important case, i knew that they were going

now overnight, we learned the united states justice department obtained a warrant to search a computer belonging to anthony weiner. he is being investigated for alley emails from the clinton aide are believed to be on the computer. the fbi director announced the find in a letter to congress on friday. it comes about a week left in the presidential campaign and sent clinton's team scrabbling. listen here. >> is the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> it's pretty strange to put before an election. >> reporter: and we're told more information on the emails could potentially be released later today. again, governor mike pence will be here to speak to supporters at a hanger here at clearwater aviation. the event gets underway at 6:00 but doors open at 4:00. tickets at this point are still available. back to you. >> thank you. house could come down to florida. both candidates plan to campaign hard right until the very end. hillary clinton will campaign in tampa tomorrow at a get out the vote event. and her husband, former president bill clinton will be in pinellas county tomorrow.

now overnight, we learned the united states justice department obtained a warrant to search a computer belonging to anthony weiner. he is being investigating for allegedly sexting with a teenage girl. emailsemails from the clinton aide are believed to computer. the fbi director announced the find in a letter to congress on friday. it comes about with about a week left in the presidential campaign and sent clinton's team scrabbling. listen here. >> is the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> it's pretty strange to put before an election. >> reporter: and we're told more information on the emails could potentially be released later today. again, governor mike pence will be here to speak to supporters at a hanger here at clearwater aviation. the event gets underway at 6:00 but doors open at 4:00. tickets at this point are still available. back to you. >> that's surprising. i thought they would be sold out by now. we will be watching. and the house could come down to florida. both candidates plan to campaign hard right until the very end. hillary clinton will campaign in tampa tom

. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by justice byron white, andustice and mrs. clarence thomas. [applause] ♪ [applause] the indication will be given by senator john c danforth. -- invocation will be given by senator john c danforth. senator danforth: i ask you to observe a moment of silence in memory of mrs. natalie rehnquist. holy and loving god, who has given us this great nation, and has called it good men and women to bear the burdens and assume the duties of public service, we give you thanks and praise for raising from humble origins, clarence thomas, to the highest court in our land. we thank you for his strength, his courage, and for the kindness and devotion of his .eart especially we thank you that he has persevered through adversity , that he has fought the good fight, and that with your guidance, he has grown in love .f you and in charity to others we ask your special blessing on him, as he takes this high office. make him always mindful that he is walking in your site -- sight, that he may apply himself faithfully to the work you have

and now overnight, the united states department of justice obtained a search warrant for the computer. it belongs to anthony weiner, the disgraced former congress man and the husband of clinton's top aide. the fbi director announced the find in a letter on friday saying it could be pertinent to the investigation. trump's team is elated. >> we have seen emails that have come out through various sources about pay to play politics that support this notion of clinton incorporated that are deeply troubling to millions of americans. and so we have called on direct -- director comey to explain everything right away, put it all out on the table. >> reporter: and again, governor mike pence will speak to supporters here at clearwater aviation at 6:00 tonight. doors open at 4:00. at last check, tickets were still available. another week and a lot going on. back to you. >> boy, this is getting more intein thank you, ryan. >>> tomorrow both hillary clinton and her husband bill clinton will be here. and on wednesday, vice president joe biden will be in tampa campaigninging for hillary clinton. we e

united states and mrs. bush accompanied by justice byron white and justice and mrs.larence thomas. ♪ >> the chief invocation will be given by john c. danforth. >> i ask you please to observe a moment of silence in memory -- this is natalie rehnquist. holy and loving god, who has , and us this great nation it's called gifted men and women to bear the burdens and assume .he duties of public service we give you thanks and praise originsing from humble clarence thomas to the highest court in our land. we thank you for his strength, his courage, and for the kindness and devotion of his heart. heecially we thank you that has persevered through adversity . she has fought the good fight and that with your guidance, he has grown in love of you and in charity to others. blessing onspecial he takes this high office. make him always mindful that he's walking in your sight, that he may apply himself faithfully to the work you have given him. but in the years to come, he may do justice and love mercy and walk humbly with his god. amen. ♪ >> please be seated. the white house. mr. v

justice. terry strada is the hair man of families united for justice against terrorism. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i know this is a fight very close to your heart. you lost your husband in the 9/11 attacks and the mother of youchk whirn who have gone through so much over these years. talk to me before we get into the nuts and bolts of this. for you personally, what's this mission been about? >> it's been about the truth, accountability and justice for the horrific murders of 9/11, not just my children over 3,000 children who lost a parent for that day. for all the families, we've been fighting for this for over a decade. >> the fact that congress decided to give president obama his first override, this was seen as a big victory by the families because many people were very perplexed, family members and survivors, why president obama wanted to fight this. the white house continues to say this compromises our national securi security. how do you respond to that? >> i don't see how a bill that holds nations accountable for the role they play in

united. >> supreme court justices to the second amendment and even immigration, there was no holding back between the two candidates. >> both candidates were asked about their recent controversies. clinton with wikileaks and trump t 2005. >> the russian government has engaged in espionage against americans. they have hacked american websites, american accounts of private people, of institutions. then they have given that information to wikileaks for the purpose of putting it on the internet. >> those stories are totally false. i have to say that. i didn't even apologize to my i didn't know any of these women. i didn't see these women. >> many experts say both candidates were at their best for this final debate. one issue that didn't make the debate was climate change. that has a lot of people talking on social media today. the voters have the final day on november 8th. >>> speaking of that debate, 71 million people across the united states had their eyes on the thomas & mack. millions more watched from foreign countries. that number put last night's debate at the history. it's behind the first cl

you are in for a treat today a conversation between the justice of the united states supreme court and the judge e on the cot of appeals for the seventh circuit. let me quickly get, where debato they fit like liquor, you took it. that's okay. so, justice kagan needs no introduction. serving as the associate white house counsel, the dean of harvard law school and first solicitor general seized 112 justice and fourth woman to serve on the united states supreme court. our moderator has also dedicated all of her career to public service. she was the first woman of color to serve as division chief in the office in chicago and the u.s. district court for the district in illinois. she is the first and only judge of color on the u.s. court of appeals. she cofounded just the beginning foundation a pipeline organization that aims to increase diversity in the profession and judiciary by inspiring more young diverse people to consider legal careers. for the next 60 minutes, judge williams will have a conversation about her career and long-term commitment to justice. time is short but before i jump

trump: we will appoint great justices to the united states supreme court. we will cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities. begin removing all criminal illegal immigrants from our country. applause] mr. trump: you know, when hillary clinton was secretary of state they would catch a murder, getting members, violent criminals, and they would bring them back to their country where they came from. thatry clinton was told their countries won't take them so she said, oh, that is ok. bring them back we don't want to create waves. who can blame their country? so they brought them back, put the back on the streets, and that is where we are now. i can guarantee you one thing, whether it is for years or eight years, never want will that happen to the united states when we bring them back, they are back. and when you hear about the high murder rate in 45 years, there are a lot of reasons for but that is one of them. we are going to suspend immigration from regions comprised -- think of this -- think of this -- hard to believe terrorism.ic including the suspension

and i will appoint justices to the united states supreme court who will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states. i'm going to fight for every american in every part of this nation. i am going to fight to liberate our citizens from violence and poverty and fear and the pain of having your voice ignored by your government for so, so long. i am going to fight for every person in this country who believes government should serve the people, not the donors, and not the special interests. and i am going to fight to bring as americans.r we are a divided nation in so many different ways. we are going to come together, finally. we are going to come together again. i love you, too. he is a rough sounding guy, but whoever that guy is, i love him. he is a rough looking, sounding guy. who is that guy? he is a rough guy, but i do love him. i love everybody out here, actually. just imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working to get there as one people under one god, saluting one american flag. once again, we will have a thernment of, by, and for people. together we wil

people become president of the united states, justices on the supreme court. the people that oppose the constitution say you forgot the rights. what appears more than any other, the right of the people to keep and bear arms and be free from unreasonable searches and seizures and this appears why, because it is coming from a preamble process. you were an elite group in the room and you forgot the rights. the constitution is crowd sourced. if you believe in democracy, you believe that there is a common wisdom of crowds than any one individual like ben franklin and that is the project we continue to. so if the game in 87 and 88 and the later generation will abolish slavery. some don't understand the birthright citizenship and we promise voting rights because we have half a century later if you don't think the women's suffrage matters, i've got three words for you, president mitt romney. you could print person president of the united states. that is the 19th amendment story whether you realize it or not and we the people idea that began that in our lifetime you've

united states. her first oral argument in justice united before scalia. we're going to hear that story this morning. myt to justice kagan is friend, bill kelly. he's now a professor at node. started his career as a law clerk to justice scalia and in things, he's two done some mighty interesting things himself. he's served as an assistant to solicitor general of the united states arguing before the supreme court. spent time in private practice and was deputy council to the statesnt of the united in the bush administration. he's a wonderful friend and a you here.ure to have he's also written one of the, i insightful summaries of the justice's career, it's in the george washington law review, "justice scalia and the long game." next to bill is leonard leo. leonard is a close personal friend of the justice and his family so we get that today.tive with us you may have seen him on c-span the scriptures at the justice's funeral. he's the executive vice president of the federalist society. he's served on the united states commission on international religious free

united. . trump: the justices i will appoint will have a conservative bent. they will be protecting the second amendment. pete: and between the sharp exchanges over policy, plenty of personal attacks. ms. clinton: donnell went to mexico, had a meeting with the mexican president and didn't even ask about the wall. mr. trump: the only thing you have over me is experience and it's bad experience. s. clinton: you don't -- polls d we gauge the with jeanne cummings of "the wall street journal," philip rucker of "the washington post" and jeff zeleny, senior washington correspondent for cnn. >> award winning reporting and analysis, covering history as it happens. ive from our nation's capital. this is "washington week with gwen i fill." funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> thousands of people came out today to run the race for retirement so we asked them are you completely prepared for retirement? ok, mostly prepared? could you save 1% more of your income? it doesn't sound like much but saving an additional 1% now could make a big difference over time.

members of a group called, people for united justice, sent the will bring caskets, one each of the shot and killed by police. they claim hispanics make up a disproportionate amount of the shot by police. >>> donald trump is taking no chances in arizona. the nominee is set to make an appearance in phoenix tomorrow. convention center park doors open at 12:30 pm with the spieth set to begin at 3:30 pm. this will be his seventh rally in our state. we will bring you coverage. you can watch it live on the abc15 mobile app or visit abc15.com. >>> after a record-breaking 100 degree day yesterday, temperatures were slow to cool overnight and we are off to a mild start. mid-70s right now. our warm up, a bit gradual this morning. we will heat up into the 90s again this afternoon. a high sunshine with clouds of sticking around. we may manage to squeeze out a sprinkler two around midday. most of us will be dry. high temperatures will trend down through the weekend. 80s by next week. >>> let's take a look at the roads. i want to focus on the east valley. we have a closure on queen creek road, the eas

in her first first oral arguments in citizens united before justice scalia.we will hear that story this morning. next to justice kagan is my friend bill kelly who is now a professor at notre dame. he started his career as a law clerk for justice scalia. in between those two things he has done some interesting things. he has served as an assistant to the general before the united states arguing before the supreme court. spent time in private practice, and was deputy counsel for the president of the united states in the bush administration. it is a real pleasure to have you here. he has also written one of the most insightful summaries of the justices career, i commend to you and the george washington law review, justice scalia and the long game. next to bill is leonard leo. leonard is a close, personal friend of the justice and his family. so we get that perspective with us today. you may have seen him on c-span routing from the scriptures at the justices funeral. he is executive vice president of the federalists society. he served on the united states commiss

and now overnight, the united states department of justice obtained a search warrant for the computer. it belongs to anthony weiner, the disgraced former congress man and the husband of the fbi director announced the find in a letter on friday saying it could be pertinent to the investigation. trump's team is elated. >> we have seen emails that have come out through various source about pay to play politics that support this notion of clinton incorporated that are deeply troubling to millions of americans. >> voters deserve full and complete facts. the or the comey to explain everything right away, put it all out on the table. >> reporter: and again, governor mike pence will speak to supporters here at clearwater aviation at 6:00 tonight. doors open at 4:00. at last check, tickets were still available. back to you. >> boy, this is getting more interesting by the moment. thank you, ryan. >> they're >>> tomorrow both hillary clinton and her form former president bill cline -- her former husband bill clinton will be here. and on wednesday, vice president joe biden will be in tampa campai

leonardo dicaprio may be in international hot water his foundation investigated by the united states department of justice. the charge, dicaprio's "wolf of wall street" made with laundered money from malaysia. >> was all this legal? >> the u.s. government claiming an international conspiracy which the foundation could be at

am [cheers and applause] and we will appoint justices to the united states supreme court who will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states. cheers and applause] hillary wants us to think small, wants us to believe things can't change and wants ur lives to revolve around washington, d.c. i am asking you to dream big, dream big, to push for bold change and to believe in a movement powered by the people and by their love of our country. [cheers and applause] i'm tired of politicians telling americans to defer their dreams to another day when they really mean another decade or many decades away. america is tired of incompetence. america is tired of waiting. the moment is now. all we have to do is stop believing in our failed politicians and start believing in each other. we have to. start believing in each other and start believing in the greatness of our country. [cheers and applause] there is no challenge too great , no dream outside of our reach. don't reach. don't let anyone tell us it can't be done. the future lies with the dreamers, not the cynics, not the critics. hilla

thanks, charlie. >>> ruth bader ginsburg is an associate justice of the united states supreme court. she game the second ever female supreme court justice when nominated by glinten in 1993. she had been serving as a judge on the d.c. court of appeals since 1980 when jimmy carter appointed her to the bench. she had a an dills distinguished law career. she earned a reputation of the thurgood marshall of the women's rights movement. her book is a collection of writings and speeches. i met with her at the supreme court on the occasion of the at conversation.on and here is justice ginsburg, thank you so much for this opportunity to talk to you. >> it's a pleasure to talk to you, charlie. >> rose: thank you. my own words, ruth bader ginsburg, written with mary hartman and wendy williams, this is the first book you have written since being a justice of the supreme court. > yes. not first book ever. the first book was the best seller called "civil procedure in sweden." ( laughter ) >> rose: i missed that one. but you've always been interested in procedure. >> yes. i taught procedure for 17 ye

united." "the justices that i'm going to appoint will be pro-life. they will have a conservative bent. they will be protecting the second amendment." moderator chris wallace also asked trump directly if he will accept the outcome of the election... trump said... he'll wait and see... the republican nominee has been calling this a rigged election for weeks. we are less than a month away from election day. recent polls support from voters, as hillary clinton takes the lead. according to a cnn / o-r-c poll of wednesday night's debate watchers, clinton won the debate 52-percent to trump's 39- percent. sam argier joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. plenty of sunshine across southern nevada today with high temperatures in the low 80s and upper 70s. wind will be light around the las vegas valley, but gusty winds will continue to blow along the colorado river around laughlin and bullhead city. the sun stays with us friday with temperatures in the mid to low 80s. you'll notice a few clouds drifting across the area saturday with temperatures climbing into the upper 80s

the most important issue would be justices going to overturn citizens united. we have had justices confirmed by partisans of -- with bipartisan support. antonin scalia was confirmed unanimously. moderator: the next question is from sam williams. >> if brought to a vote, will you support the transpacific partnership which aims to strengthen economic ties between partnering nations in the pacific rim by slashing tariffs and fostering trade. why or why not? ms. snow: i am against the transpacific partnership. there are a lot of problematic provisions in the tpp. it gives too much power to corporations that would undermine the sovereignty of our own government. i find it problematic that many of the provisions were drafted largely in secret without congressional approval until very recently. many of the members of the house and our senators had no idea what was in the trade deal being discussed. andnd that very problematic if our congress is supposed to vote on such bills, there needs to be transparency in the process. instead of having the trade deal written by con

in her first oral argument in citizens united before justice scalia. we're going to hear that story this morning. next to justice kagan is my friend, bill kelly. he's now a professor at notre dame. he started his career as a law clerk to justice scalia and in between those two things, he's done some mighty interesting things himself. he's served as an assistant to the solicitor general of the united states, arguing before the supreme court. spent time in private practice and was deputy council to the president of the united states in the bush administration. he's a wonderful friend and a real pleasure to have you here. he's also written one of the, i think, most insightful summaries of the justice's career, it's in the george washington law review, "justice scalia and the long game." next to bill is leonard leo. leonard is a close personal friend of the justice and his family so we get that perspective with us today. you may have seen him on c-span reading from the scriptures at the justice's funeral. he's the executive vice president of the federalist

include events focused on diversity in policing today - the supreme court of the united states is back in session.. eight justices will return to the bench. justice antonin scalia died in nominee - merrick garland. the justices will have a heavy case load full of race, religion and immigration issues. some of those cases include - a colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple... and a douglas county couple who says their school district - didn't do enough for their son with autism. president obama and the white house are taking a cue from pop culture. they're hosting "south by south lawn." it's a "festival of ideas, art and action"... it's inspired by "south by southwest" - an annual music and innovation festival in austin, texas... the first couple spoke at that festival earlier this year. today's event includes a discussion about climate change - between president obama and actor leonardo dicaprio. a broomfield man and world war two veteran celebrated a century this weekend. he's 100 years old... and has quite a few stories to tell.. victor nelson was born in 1916. he's has made a fe

nothing happened to her from the united states department of justice.ven though it is a federal felony because she is a democrat. lou: i was going to say, i think i'm supposed to say, i'm shocked. more than 14% according to work washington post of noncitizens are registered to vote, in 2008, and 2010 samples, god only knows what is right now. how successful will be trump's cry out for thousands of poll watchers, observers, to make sure that this best they can, that is election is straight up? >> i'm not optimistic, because elections integrity is a january-february issue, a 365 day a year issue, watching the election is important but it is a tiny thing, most of those people don't know what to look for. if you have millions of ineligible voters. lou: then why has not republican parties, republican national committee taken steps to do this. >> a lot of reasons, in is -- >> all we have time for. >> there is an urban myth that rnc is restrained, because of a consents decree, which is this big that is a election day operation of a limited nature, there are al

justice review. our investigative unit reviewed five years of reports, and found 13 police departments, including san francisco, have undergone this same type of review. now only one police department finished the process. that is las vegas. that department was also reviewed after a rash of police shootings, and one year after the review, the doj said las vegas police had adopted 95% of the recommendations. now the doj says other departments, and they include philadelphia and spokane, washington, also showed positive results. six months after their reviews. however, the baltimore police department which began its review in 2011 failed to implement any reforms. now, as a result, that department is now under a civil rights investigation by the doj. raj? >> another twist in the wells fargo scandal. the ceo is out. john stumpf is suddenly retired. he's been under fired since it was discovered his employees opened 2 million fake accounts for customers without the customers' knowledge. wells fargo employees claim they were under immense pressure to hit sales goals. stumpf is known for leading the company t

. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by justice byron white, andustice and mrs. clarence thomas. [applause] ♪

[applause] which is under siege and we will appoint justices to the united states supreme court who will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states. [applause] you have 22 days to make every dream you have ever dreamed for yourself and your family come true. on november 8, the arrogance of washington will come face-to-face with the righteous verdict of the american voter. [applause] i'm going to fight for every citizen of every background from every stretch of this nation. i'm going to fight for every child living in poverty. we have so much poverty in this country. it's so hard to believe. i'm going to fight for every mom who lost their child through illegal immigration through drugs and gang violence. i'm going to fight for every community whose jobs and dreams have been ripped out and shipped to other countries. so many. i'm going to fight for every person in this country who believes government should serve the people, not the donors and special interests. [applause] i am going to fight to bring us all together as americans. we live in a very divided country. we are not

think about when you get in the voting booth the united states supreme court, just think about it. i'll tell you what, you put the wrong justices on the supreme court and this country will never ever be the same. i will never be what you had hoped it would be. think about the united states supreme court and we are going to bring so importantly -- i got into this because of the border and the terror but because of the border and because of trade. the trade is so easy for me. it is so obvious what's happening when our companies are flocking out. we are going to bring jobs back to our country including this area right here which has been devastated. together if we win on november 8th -- and i really believe we wil will, we better -- we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again and we will make america great again. thank you very much. god bless you. go out and vote. god bless you. >> all right. does that sound like a guy that is troubled by polls that are looking like he has an uphill battle on his

the supreme court of the united states is back in session. the eight justices return to the bench and will face a volatile docket with timely cases on race, religion, and immigration. this includes whether a transgender boy may use the boys' restroom in a virginia high school or refuse to serve a same-sex couple. no folding under the intense international pressure of the ryder cup.the united sates golfers dominated this weekend in minnesota.the 17-11 victory over europe was their biggest rout in 35 years.for the first time since 1975, every u.s. player won at least one match. and for the first time since 2008, the ryder cup is staying in america. oh... my.....the arizona cardinals - touted as super bowl contenders have a lot of questions to answer this morning.one of the biggest? what to do at quarterback... carson palmer is hurt.we're talking about that...and what lies ahead for the team as they get ready for san francisco on a short week... ready for the next big blockbuster?we're getting a sneak preview of the next chaper in the pirates of the carribean saga

unit. the ciu, which hayes has joined in a deal to avoid jail time for drug possession and save face among her mother's senate campaign. the team tasked with deciding if justice has been served in high profile cases. >> the unit is not the innocence project. we're not committed like you. >> why are you here? >> to look at both sides of the >> reporter: all the while, the characters of the ciu are battling their own demons. >> you see that. you see a window into each character's role, and go, okay, there's more. there's humanity here in addition to the case. >> reporter: the series makes a debut monday at 10:00 p.m. eastern here on abc. lauren lister, abc news, los angeles. >> and "conviction" premiers tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern, 9:00 central here on abc. apparently the interesting part is she gets put in charge of this unit kind of as a punishment. she's a reluctant -- >> after a conviction -- cocaine or some sort of drug bust. she'll come around. >> it'll work out. should be a good show. you going to check it out? >> probably. >> yeah. >> that's the news for this half hour. run right now. metro says around 11 last night, the victim was approached by anoth

and i will appoint justices to the united states supreme court who will uphold and defend the constitutionf the united states. you have 19 days to make every dream you ever dreamed and your children and your family and your country come true. thank you. god bless you. thank you. [applause] donald trump: our campaign is powered by our love for this country and our love for our fellow citizens and is there any place to be than a trump -- better place to be than a trump rally? it's about rejecting the cynicism of our failed political establishment, which is doing great harm to everybody. i will fight for every citizen of every background from every stretch of this nation. for everyto fight child living in poverty. i'm going to fight for every mom who lost her child to illegal immigration and drugs and gang violence. i will fight for every community whose jobs and factories have been ripped out of our states like ohio and pennsylvania and florida and so many others. you take a look at new england, you take a look at what's happened, take a look at new york state, upstate new york and you see w

comp and haitian officials to state senators to the governor to the presidency of the united states, to the justice department who decide not to intervene, to the supreme court of the united states, the only one who seems to want to intervene as thurgood marshall enough analysis note thank you. at every level, everyone just turns away. >> these questions about a democracy. you literally have a presidential level of doubt. a conspiracy to cover up a lynching. i don't think it's too far to say that. you actually have evidence to demonstrate that is actually what happened. we don't live. what does that say? so many of our democratic institutions. it was so quick to not only allow this to happen very quickly turn the page. and asking how much truth can folks actually handle? how much actual reality cannot democrat institutions take? >> what you're really getting at is the question of who is a legitimate big and who really can have that intel is victimhood and put on them. one of our colleagues kahlil mohammed writes about blackness in his brilliant book and makes a lot of profound points. one of them i

in united's case, the justice department opposed the merger and then three months later changed its mind. in the last ten years we've gone from nine major airlines to five. if the alaska-virgin goes through, it will be the dominant airline on the west coast. the dominant business reporter on the east coast is landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> well, you give me a run for my money that's for sure. wall street could start the day in the green. futures are higher this morning, stocks ending mostly lower on monday on mixed earnings news and higher oil prices. you want to look for data today on consumer prices and housing also getting earnings in from goldman sachs, johnson & johnson and apple fell 523 points to 18,56. scott back over to you. >>> netflix did as we expected, reported profits monday afternoon. what we didn't expect is what it did with investors. it turns out subscribers are more than happy to pay those new higher prices to watch things like "stranger things" on netflix, growth overseas more than offset customers here at home who quit because