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questionso going on at the top echelons not only in county government but in state government and the unitedd states government about thisut t case tonight.toni so back to governor hogan, a visibly animated angeredered governor tonight talking about how he has been unable to get answers to the questions that am of our viewers have been p h position. this is what the governor saidover he's wanting to know right now and still has not received an re answer about as of this moment.. why is an 18 year old man in a ninth grade class with 13, 14 year old girls? why was his tat us not known to those folks? why was he allowed enter the country after they apprehended him f border, both of them? there's a lot of questions. and a lot of questions still remain, including why the governor says is the montgomery county school board not cooperating not only with the governor's staff but you withouw the state board of education. the governor went on at lent today about what has been going on behind the scenes since thiss attack on friday as state officials have tried in vein so far to get these answers. where

after six years on the district court, i was appointed by president clinton to the unitedd states court of appeals for the second circuit. on that court, i've enjoyed the benefit of sharing ideas and perspectives with wonderful colleagues. as we have worked together to resolve the issues before us, i have now served as an appellate judge for over a decade deciding a wide range of constitutional statutory and other legal questions. throughout my 17 years on the bench, i have witnessed the consequences of my decisions. those have not been made to serve the rest of any one litigant but always to serve the larger interest of impartial justice. in the past month many senators have asked me about my philosophy. simple. the task of a judge isn't to make the law, it is to apply the law and it is clear i believe that my record in the courts reflects my rigorous commitment to interpret the constitution according to its terms interpreting the statute according to their terms and the congress intend and the precedents established by the supreme court and by my circuit court in each case i have hear

the unitedd stats states? so basically it is a philosophy or approach that conservatives used. >> it took hold in the court so that might give a little bit of a sense of the direction. there was a discussion in one of the most important cases decided by the court in the last 100 years yet th the cases were striking down the traditions of section five as very weak and there was an article in the review that pointed out the notion of equal dignity that the court relied on in that case so yes it has been selectively used and i will point out in the cases like the affirmative-action when the originalist decision would uphold, they slid away from that decision. >> i just want to express my profound sorrow for ms. phillips. >> thank you for being here and testify in. >> senator kennedy, do you have any questions? >> i think i understand your unr position. i went to your website and it is a well put together a website and this is an issue that divides many americans. would you ever support a nominee that did not agre

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made in an te in an apparent reaction to the annual joint military drills m being conducted byil the uniteddh korea. ko none of these missiles strongesr enough to reach the unitedreachd states even if they flew atey fl full capacity.pa >>> as the fight to retakeetae western mosul from isismosul frs militants continues,cont disturbing allegations of theegs reported use of chemical wenth by the islamic state.lamic state the red cross says in parts ofps the iraqi city at least aaqi t dozen people includingncl children show signs of beingbei exposed to a chemical agent.ag all suffer from coughing burns u vomiting and breathingreahing difficulties.iculties. now the claim haas hasn't beennb verified.verified if it is would it constitute a a war crime. crme. >> police in washington stateash are searching for a gunman whon she saily targeted his victim over his faith in the suburb of seattle on fridayai.thriday. the 39-year-old was working inkn his own drive way when the mannm came up to him and told him toho "go back to your own country"co" then shot him in the arm. a the victim is a member of thee