the think tank in the us state of colorado is what a side professor of lou on dean's faculty fellow at the university of colorado school of little added london name assault on the rita in public school at the school of oriental and african studies at the university of london, a welcome to you all will look in depth at israel is response on saturdays inside story. in the meantime, lima well, south africa's arguments enough to persuade the court issue a provisional order of israel to stop its war on casa. yeah, they. so i think they saw the lawyers have been in the unlikely argued nobody intends a fast law case for the issuing off the business. we need to remember that the additional, the class for in the stage or result of measures is different than the see stage of mass. so at this the stage, so it's not required to show the loss is ashes. and more of the size statements is this natalie, jens, i, where they need to show is a these actions of these stations table forwarding within the genocide prevention. that is a possible interpretation that these are the other side and therefore the desires of justice on the stage is

attended public high school in rye, colorado, a small town in the san isabel foothills, where he was the only african american male in his entire school. he earned a b.a. from university ofthern colorado, then a j.d. from the university of arizona where he served on the law review, where he made the dean's list, and offered pro bono services tore survivors of -- to survivors of domestic violence. after law school, judge crews returned to colorado to serve as attorney for the national labor relations board, where he investigated and prosecuted charges of unfair labor practices, and he spent the next 17 years after that in private practice. first at a large firm in denver, where he made partner, later at a smaller firm he founded with colleagues. in private practice, judge crews focused on civil litigation and employment law, representing both workers and employers. he tried approximately 18 cases before federal courts, state courts, and administrative agencies, serving as chief or sole counsel in jury trial, bench trials, and administrative proceedings, and for the last five years he's served as a magistrate judge for the federal district of colorado. in this role, he per

boozman today in congratulating the harding university bisons for winning their first ever division two football championship against the colorado school ofmines or diggers in a decisive victory 38-7. going into last month's game few could have predicted a decisive outcome. both teams were undefeated. harding had the number two dense and the number three offense in the country, the diggers had the number three defense and number two offense. it was an evenly matched game if there's ever been one but after the first quarter the bisons didn't let the ore diggers score a single point. the harding defense stopped the ore diggers dead in their tracks. with nathanael wallace making two out of the six sacks and the sick tackles, including two for a loss. the offense charged just as well as the defense stopped. charring -- harding's offense ran for an impressive 502 yards with blake dell ra crews running for a championship record. braeden jay added 161 yards on the ground and scored three out -- three out ever the bisons' five touchdowns with jaylen spicer and the quarterback punching in the other two. it was a game those players and their famili

colorado's primary ballot until the court rules. joining us now, barb mcquade, former u.s. attorney and a law professor at the university of michigan law schoole hashtag sisters in law podcast and author of the upcoming book, attack from within, how disinformation is sabotaging america, which will be released on february 27th. and paul butler, former federal prosecutor and professor of law at georgetown university, both for nbc legal analysts. barb, start with you. how do you think the supreme court will go about ruling on this issue? could they go narrow and amid their decision to colorado, or could they go brought with a ruling that applies nationally? >> yes, it will be interesting to see, jonathan. one of the issue interesting things about the order today, that they would take this case up for review is that they did not specify which questions they were going to take up, which they typically do. donald trump raised about seven different issues in his petitions, so maybe that take on all seven. that means they can do what you say, which is squarely address, did he engage an insurrection, making him disqualified, or could they look for som