central region have been destroyed or damaged a former lawmaker has filed a petition with can use supreme court challenging the results of last month's presidential election president of her kenyatta was the winner of the country's opposition led by rado dangar said the election was undemocratic and has refused to accept the result. australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull has proposed making old national lawmakers prove they are not dual citizens several politicians have already been disqualified after falling foul of an obscure rule which passed your citizens from sitting in parliament if the measures are passed to m.p.'s or have three weeks to declare where they and their parents were born. u.s. president donald trump has warned north korea that what he called the era of strategic patience was over speaking in japan on the first leg of his twelve day tour of asia mr trump also pushed his host to buy more american military equipment to protect itself against north korean attacks despite his comments mr trump said he would be open to talks with north korea's leader kim jong un. going for th

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next can use supreme court has unanimously upheld results of october's presidential election. confirming president who kenyatta's win in n that a rerun vote that seoul. a boycott by the opposition the ruling paves the way for can you have to be sworn in on november the twenty eigh. if asuka captain yes this. supporters of rural kenyatta take to the streets in celebration. kenya supreme court has upheld his reelection when. paving the way for his inauguration. having carefully. the specific prayers in eaeh petitition. as well as the constitution and the applicable laws. the court has unanimously determined. that of the petitions i don't meditate the presidential election or that been sixtxth october. yeah by a pair of. ththe ruling follows monthsf electoral uncertainty. the results of the first presidential election held in august were annulled by the supreme court. it said were widespread irregularities in illegalities. an unprecedenteded decision. but then the o opposition boycotted the second round. alleging that much needed electoral reforms had not been made. kenyatta clea

guess all right we're going to add in a blow to the military transparency accountability of the us supreme court and notes today it will not be taking up a wrongful death lawsuit by the family of several innocent civilians killed in a two thousand and twelve drone strike in yemen stating that the institution does not review the judgment of military actions the supreme court's decision to close is the last remaining legal channel for challenging the pentagon's decision making on drone strikes to out insult to injury one of the drone strikes victims was salim bin ali jabar and the mom preaching against extremism and in their lawsuit the family simply petitioned the court for wait for an apology as opposed to demanding financial compensation for more of the court's most recent decision and what it means for the pentagon's controversial drone program artie's turn of the chavez reports the u.s. supreme court announced that it is not reopening a lawsuit over a drone strike in yemen that killed five people in two thousand and twelve the case began in two thousand and fifteen with a solid been better br

more important track is to look at what he is doing and as a conservative five very much i like us supreme courtjustice neil or six nominations and is given just a couple days ago what happened in their like very much the deregulation campaign that he carries out. and his tax cut as a conservative those are all good things. some of the others with immigration, that is not something, but the other twitterve is the track. yes you cannot ignore rivage you cannot allow it to consume the other tracks so of the more important parts of this administration and what is being done and accomplished and a little less of thee rhetoric. may be just sit back and try to enjoy it as some sort of game that he is doing to smile at the at regis is of it -- outrageousness of it. >> looked around the world and turkey is there a role? and with that attempt to cut with public diplomacy elements of the state department and other agencies with radio free europe. so with those soft power diplomacy role to help citizens fall under the sway of the authoritarian is of -- authoritarianism. >> look at break-in or what they wou

the previous year the us supreme court had issued its second brown versus board of education ruling calling for the dismantling of segregation in public schools with all deliberate speed. in virginia outraged state officials had responded with legislation to force the closure of any local school a planned to comply with the supreme court. some extremist cause for any public education altogether and shifting to a system of the private schools beyond the reach of the court. darden who earlier in his career had been governor could barely stand to contemplate the damage such a rash move would inflict. even the name of the plan, massive resistance in gentlemanly virginia. on his desk was a proposal by the man he had recently pointed chair of the economics department. 37-year old james mckillip buchanan like to call himself a tennessee country boy, but darden knew better. no less a figure than milton friedman had still be cans potential and is darden reviewed the documents you might have wondered if the newly hired economists had read his mind for without mentioning the crisis at hand you can't p

use of. spain's supreme court has set bail for catalonia as former parliamentary speaker karmi for goodell will be freed want cheapos one hundred seventy five thousand dollars earlier five other sacked politicians were released they will face charges of rebellion and sedition the international criminal court in the hague has approved a request to investigate war crimes allegedly committed by the government of burundi and its supporters it's less than a month since the east african nation quit the court the government is accused of the murder torture and rape of opposition groups opposing a third term of president pierre long because these are those where the headlines and back in half an hour do stay with us. ok the said. well that i don't want. to see there was a. bit. of a crisis but i think you're up. to something. else. along with. just. one. missile and i have. been a bit i want to go walkin to come out of it in your. head . that. and i've. been to. one of. the one. hundred. one with the one of the treasure and. the manhattan what it's. done and with that. one has to know us out of. the is

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supreme court has told us. the u.s. supreme court has said that if a tax collector has reason to believe a notice did not receive the property owner, he must take steps to notify the property owner before auctioning this. many parties have recognized this and have written procedures to take additional steps in order to comply with this bed rock principle of law, but the san francisco tax collector has had no such procedures, and in this case did nothing to notify the presidio terrace association that its sidewalks, green spaces and common areas would be sold, even though the notice was returned to his office clearly marked as undeliverable. the board should therefore rescind this law. so how did we get here? we got here through essentially a 113-year-old anomaly. presidio terrace was setup in 1905. it was set up in a way that was unusual. it -- it created not just lots, but it created a separate lot for the common area, the streets and the green space. this meant that this separate lot was separately taxable. most people

an important supreme court case is heating up next month that will decide the fate of sports gambling in the u.s. >> fox5's brody logan joins use court tonight. brody let's hear >> brody logan live from the supreme court tonight. >> jim, that's not nice. >> jim you look great in front of the supreme court. >> reporter: it's a landmark moment for me. and it could be a landmark case for sports and america. so, it's interesting to think about just how far we've come when it comes to sports gambling in this country. just five, 10 years ago you heard the commissioners of all the major le leagues coming out against sports gambling. we'll have multiple pro teams in las vegas and even adam silver the head of the nba says he welcomes sports gambling as long as it's done correctly. in a case that's going to be heard in these halls on december 4th could be what shakes up the game. so, currently only four states have the option to have sports gambling and las vegas nevada is the only one that has full sports gambling but new jersey has sued for the right, say that they as a state they could have sports gambling if they want it and if that

it has been used by supreme court justices and law clerks, but it is very wonky. the bottom line is, if you have a product that all sides can converge around that is completely nonpartisan and multi-partisan, there is a hunger in this country to be elevated above these partisan battles and to converge around the one thing that unites us, the u.s. constitution. james, can you talk about what you view as the role of the nonprofit community in all this. jane --jean, can you talk about what you view as the role of the nonprofit community in all this. a couple of other elements at play, and i must say, the citizen engagement in devising this strategic plan for their own city ultimately is what is going to make a difference. then, the parties came around to enable that. the lantern the huge role in philanthropy has played a huge role in detroit. i think philanthropy has a huge role in calling citizens to action and enabling pathways for them to do that. i will give you an example, at the case foundation we work around citizen engagement and volunteer services. the obama

us. the supreme court is there to safeguard our rights and has consistently done so to the point where fors to sue for liable, they have to prove that the offending party has committed either a reckless or a willful act of falsehood. it's hard to prove. in my own career, laura, i've been spied on by the cia, i've been sued for libel, criticized by name. here i am after all these years. that's because we're protected in this country. there's not much donald trump can do to the media. >> i was sued for libel when i was 19 at dartmouth, a professor sued me. unsuccessful. i was thinking about obama, president obama and he had a seemingly chummy relationship with the mainstream press oftentimes. then we had the james rosen controversy, sheryl atkinson. she said sure computer was hacked into. his comments about fox news. other supporters comments about talk radio routinely belittling fox and conservative internet websites and so forth. i could make the argument that maybe in a sophisticated way or not so sophisticated way, the obama administration was much more hostile to an unfriendly critical

for more of the court's most recent decision awarded to the pentagon's controversial drone program or to use traditional those reports. the u.s. supreme court announced that it is not reopening a lawsuit over a drone strike in yemen that killed five people in two thousand and twelve the case began in two thousand and fifteen with a cell been brought the wrongful death case against them president barack obama after two of his family members were killed by a u.s. drone attack twenty six year old nephew while leader who was a local police man and his brother in law salem who was a local imaam both were killed in the attack along with three others although the lawsuit did not seek monetary damages it did request an apology from the u.s. government in a declaration that the attack was unlawful to bev said since the awful day when i lost two of my loved ones my family and i have been asking the u.s. government to admit their error and say sorry our pleas have been ignored no one will publicly say that an american drone killed salem and walid even though we all know it this is unjust he said the strike violated the torture victim protection

court is about to take up a controversial issue surrounding your cell phone records. do police need a warrant to track you on your cell phone? stay with us. >>> the supremeto consider whether or not the police need a search warrant to request phone company records that can pinpoint where you were at any given point in time. for more on this, i'm joined by nbc justice correspondent pete williams. pete, explain this to us. >> sure. every time you use your phone, make a call, receive a call, phone checks for messages, it connects to a cell tower and there's a record the phone company keeps for billing purposes. the question, do police need a search warrant to get that? the case comes to the court by the appeal of a man who was convicted of a series of burglaries when the fbi got his cell phone records and shown he was near the place where all of the burglaries took place. the legal question do police need a search warrant? that depends whether or not there's an expectation of privacy. 40 years ago, you have no expectation of privs privacy an numbers hard wire dialed, use it for billing. now does it work in the digital age when your phone can tell a lot more

supreme court. it could change the way you use your cell phone. rever. >> we really do keep our most personal information on our cell phones with us, and the supreme court has been grappling, and this is a big case for them to grapple with, how the fourth amendment applies in this modern ♪ [vo] progress is an unstoppable force. the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ >> shannon: a big win for the president and his showdown with senator elizabeth warren and that obama administration appointee over a controversial federal agency and who is really in charge of it. late this afternoon, judge timothy kelly said president trump is the one who gets to decide who's actually running this agency. it's

the other because he refused to follow the us supreme court on gay marriage and yet he himself does nott thou shall not bear false witness. >> my question when it comes to the culture let's take example that came out today from hold wood gal gadot wonder woman makes a lot of money in the movie theaters put out ulti ultimatum. brett ratner continues to be the producer i'm not going to do it. should she even have t that -- why is brat ratner attached to project that has a strong female empowerment lead. why does she have to be the one to say i'm not going to do this any more. let's pull him from the project. why doesn't that happen. >> good for her. i think the reason why she has to, why she has to step up and take this leadership position is most recent study out this weekend, 56% of people who are opposed to this kind of behavior in hollywood still overwh overwhelmingly they will not look whose behind the picture. if it's not actors, the customers themselves are not going to know who the producers are, who the backers are. >> to your point or the point that i'm trying to make i guess it

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use of. spain's supreme court or set bail for cattle owners cattle over years a former parliamentary speaker may forget there will be freed what she pays one hundred seventy five thousand dollars earlier five other sacked politicians were released they all face charges of rebellion and sedition over their roles in last month's independence referendum the british government is setting march the twenty ninth twenty nineteen as the official date to exit the european union prime minister to resign may plans to use legislation to fix the date. us president doll trump is on his way to vietnam for meetings set to be dominated by trade in the asia pacific region more than half of apec members are trying to sign a trunk that deal that trump has withdrawn from the u.s. treasury says it sanctioning ten more venezuelan officials including government ministers the move follows the passing of a new law by venezuela's constituent assembly which cracks down on media freedom those were the headlines are back in thirty minutes to stay with us here on al-jazeera. germany is hosting this year's climate talks th

supreme court and challenge the election results of the elections of the eighth of august and we provided sufficient evidence that there was must be rigging those elections the supreme court agreed with us and said that those elections were not held in accordance with the constitution and the laws of the country and directed the electoral commission when do it this is that there were irregularities and illegalities which needed to be addressed on that basis we came out and prepared a twelve point document he called the use of a minimum conditions that needed to be implemented to ensure that there was a live playing field to avoid a repeat of what happened if they were asked the legs of commission refused to respond positively to those point you raised then realized that the gun was not level. going back to the election really going to going for a repeat that is doing the same thing the same way expecting different results and we said that it was a share and it was going to be a waste of time and the rest of our resources on that basis we decided to pull out of the elections in spite of that they do question still went ahead and put their names on the ballot paper but not only that one o

official day will exit the european union prime minister theresa may plans to use legislation to set that date. spain supreme court has set bail for catalonia as former parliamentary speaker. will be afraid once she post one hundred seventy five thousand dollars earlier five other sacked politicians were released they all face charges over a billion and sedition over their roles in last month's independence referendum. mauritania blogger facing the death penalty for a facebook post has been freed from prison his sentence was overturned by an appeals court he had already served four years in jail for his post criticizing the use of religion to justify this combination in the country his trial saw thousands take to the streets to demanding he be put to death those are the headlines witnesses that to keep it here. and there you are here to. see it me or how many. have no one else just think it would. be more money than me. do. you have you can hear me you will never go until i'm. done with you in the book. we will look at the you from a. few. feet of which of course you. know we'll see the book for. me he said to hol

use of. spain supreme court has set bail for catalonia as former prime min parliamentary speaker that is karma book adele will be freed what she posts one hundred seventy five thousand dollars earlier five other sect politicians were released they all face charges of rebellion and sedition over their roles in last month's and dependence referendum. the british government setting march twenty ninth two thousand and nineteen as the official date to exit the european union prime minister theresa may plans to use legislation to set that date mauritanian blogger facing the death penalty for a facebook post has been freed from prison his sentence was overturned by an appeals court he had already served four years in jail for his post criticizing the use of religion to justify discrimination in the country through a state department says it wants the saudi led coalition to lift the blockade in yemen and follows a warning by the u.n. that the measures will lead to one of the worst famines the world and decades those are the headlines news continues in al-jazeera after inside story keep it here. starva

the virginia supreme court told us it has not received repayments for the vegas or san diego trips.he sheriff also said in his statement he went on those trips due to the department being shorthanded from a trial. coming up later on news4 at 6:00, it continues the investigation why some are concerned about the staffing numbers inside the sheriff's department. pat and leon, back to you. >> all right, pretty incredible. >> good work, scott. >> thank you. >>> a house of worship becomes a crime scene, not once, but twice. bullets fired into the walls with worshippers inside. see what is going on. >> and we're staying on top of breaking news. this massive fire at an apartment building in manhattan. this is just a few blocks west of yankee stadium up that way. fire balls falling to the streets and sidewalks below we are told. keep it right here. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your ga

cup the plan was found in hacked e-mails belonging to the m r r t ambassador to the us uses a bit spain's supreme court has set bail for cattle owners cattle over years a former parliamentary speaker may forget there will be freed what she pays one hundred seventy five thousand dollars earlier five other sacked politicians were released they all face charges of rebellion and sedition over their roles in last month's independence referendum the british government is setting march the twenty ninth twenty nineteen as the official date to exit the european union prime minister to resume a plans to use legislation to fix the date. us president donald trump is on his way to vietnam for meetings set to be dominated by trade in the asia pacific region more than half of the apec members are trying to sign a trump that deal that trump has withdrawn from the u.s. treasury says it sanctioning ten more venezuelan officials including government ministers the move follows the passing of a new law by venezuela's constituent assembly which cracks down on media freedom those were the headlines are back in thirty minutes

us who said. spain supreme court has set bail for catalonia as former prime min parliamentary speaker that is karma will focus will be freed once she posts one hundred seventy five thousand dollars earlier five other sect politicians were released they all face charges of rebellion and sedition over their roles in last month's independence referendum the british government as setting march twenty ninth two thousand and nineteen as the official date to exit the european union prime minister theresa may plans to use legislation to set that date mauritanian blogger facing the death penalty for a facebook post has been freed from prison his sentence was overturned by an appeals court he had already served four years in jail for his post criticizing the use of religion to justify discrimination in the country the us state department says it wants the saudi led coalition to lift the blockade in yemen and follows a warning by the u.n. that the measures will lead to one of the worst famines the world has seen and decades those are the headlines news continues in al-jazeera after inside story keep it here.

the plan was found in the hacked e-mails belonging to the amorality ambassador to the us a tither spain's supreme court has ordered the release on their the catalonians former speaker. for dell will be held in custody until she can raise one hundred seventy five thousand dollars for her bail right up to date those are the latest headlines the strain is next. germany is hosting this is climate talks person from the united states out of the cars agreements what enough of the global efforts to tackle climate change that fanaticism live reports from the climate conference and bone from the front lines of growth the warming climate s.o.s. just you know. good. times i mean how can a year when the strain today how is u.s. president all transfers since he was allowed to call and we're joined by a special panel of naturalized u.s. citizens to haiti chavez thoughts on this very. welcome. and i'm willing to be like he started out his first day in office in january setting out his priorities. it's going to be only america first american first. every decision on trains on taxes on immigration on foreign affairs wil

as for the first class flights he told us in the past the supreme court reimbursed first class for me man and need a big seat although state records show h coach on the return flights with the prisoners. >> people in the department know at the. >> yes. >> what were they saying about it. >> we weren't allowed to talk about it openly. >> reporter: sheriff jenkins told thus ultimately prisoners replay the cost through court costs when released. the virginia supreme court told us it has not received repayments for the san diego or las vegas trips. scott mcfarland, news4 i-team. >> the sheriff also said in his statement that he went on those trips due to the department being shorthanded from a trial. coming up tomorrow on "news4 at 6," the i-team copies this investigation with why some are concerned about those staffing numbers inside the sheriff's department. >>> doug is back with more about our weather and the shock we're in for tomorrow morning when we step out the door. >> that's right. you start your car already? >> no. >> got the app. i'm starting of 64 today, very nice out there ear

says if there is a challenge to a presidential election it goes to the supreme court there is no option there is no option for us it is not for those who want to tell in this election so we will meet again other supreme court both human present who can hurt or criticized the supreme court if we did. the president went to step father calling them or korea which is thugs you took or to one of your speeches you say you have harmed. our day is coming and you've promised reforms in the judiciary how would you like to inform it what we're saying is we will revisit this issue how and we were riveted issue this issue in this manner people voted on the eighth of august when the supreme court announced the presidential election there was no mention of how how many votes we got and our competitors got. the question we want answered and it will be answered somebody is did we win the election or nader or god or did we not that is the question we will revisit and we are going to ask for a recount because every other argument was was made or there was this form that was not field there was that form that was not signed there w

set of nomination meetings, or does he use the supreme court justice walk around?goes up to the hill, will meet with members of the banking committee, and everyone else who has a specific interest. he will explain his positions, they will have a public hearing, in which he will be asked questions about what he may do. >> what will you listen for in those hearings? we will listen for any chance that he goes off script, or keeps his hand on policy that is different from janet yellen's policy. >> as well as the tax plan that has been proposed. >> i forgot there was a tax plan today. >> i'm sure he will say that that is up to congress, and we will deal with the economy. >> he will probably generally say that monetary policy cannot do it alone. there has to be also a physical component to any sustainable growth. >> i'm with you on that, i think the fiscal discussion over the next quarter will be extraordinary. this every week or month. scarlet: we do do this, not the fed chair park. chief content officer for bloomberg news. and carl riccadonna, chief u.s. economist for

academic record which includes degrees from dartmouth and yale, alex also worked for the late us supreme court justice antonin scalia. he first began his service at hhs in 2001 when the united states senate confirmed him to serve as the general counsel. since then alex azar has been a leading voice in healthcare reform and healthcare innovation with reputation as an effective leader. he has been outspoken on the need to lower the price of prescription drugs sank patients are paying too much. if anyone can help solve this problem it is alex azar. he is the right person to help reform our broken health care system and to ensure the department succeeds in its mission to enhance and protect the well-being of the american people. alex was confirmed to both his previous positions at hhs with unanimous bipartisan support, confirmed twice by the united states senate for positions at hhs with unanimous bipartisan support. i am hopeful this time will be no different. i know alex is a good man with a heart for service, got to know him personally over the years would i look forward to supporting his nomin

murder rate and raising economic growth but critics say he's tightening his grip on the us through a compliant supreme court that overturned a constitutional ban on term limits money on the sanchez has more from tegucigalpa . well there's been a break in the tradition of extending the voting hours in many other elections during a lot of this time in the crossroads bugles applied to finish the election at four o'clock p.m. local time and this is called some stir among the political parties the opposition political parties have complained saying that this was against. their will to topple is one of the polling stations with the polls likely injured or one person detained now we will we will have in the next few hours some preliminary results however in a few hours from now the electro strike you know will out. approach result the first official results of sixty percent of the vote having said that the official results will not be either on sunday oh perhaps not even on monday because they have to wait i'm still the ballots come from the rural areas very remote you know we have here is no build up on the house

supreme court matters. if the supreme court rules against afscme it will starve the union for resources they use to organize and grow and advocate for more workers. at the risk of being disrespectful, it would be nice if those nine members of the supreme court would follow the admonishment of the words of pope francis who admonished his parish priests to go out and smell like the flock. find out where people work, find out where people work, find out what people do, find out the living conditions of people, the same that abraham lincoln in the white house one day was talking to his staff. his staff said you have to stay here in the white house, you have to win the war, preserve the union. lincoln said no, i have to go out and get my public opinion baths. it would -- it could be important if the chief justice of the supreme court -- you know, ivy league education, went to the best colleges, the best law schools, grew up in a wealthy family, has done very well as a professional, very smart man. if he would go out and smell like the flock. if he would go out and get his public opinion baths, maybe he would hea

we were just hoping to get that case to the supreme court so the supreme court could give us the proper analysis. and it was just a very difficult case. senator feinstein: what do you believe today? mr. duncan: i'm sorry. senator feinstein: what do you believe today about voter fraud? do you believe it's a big problem or do you believe, as most of us do, that's minuscule? mr. duncan: i don't have a personal view on that, senator. i believe what the supreme court said in the crawford v. indiana decision, which is that voter i.d. laws can act prophylactically to prevent voter fraud. that's the precedent of the supreme court and i think that's proposition that case stands for. senator feinstein: and you think that's a justification for passing a law that it can act prophylactically so you pass it? mr. duncan: senator, i think that could be one justification for any law that requires someone to make sure that they're the proper person who's voting. senator feinstein: ok. you defended laws in texas and louisiana that severely restrict women's ability to access reproductive health care by req

the plan was found in the hacked e-mails belonging to the amorality ambassador to the us a tither spain's supreme court has ordered the release on bail of catalonia as former speaker. for dell will be held in custody until he can raise one hundred seventy five thousand dollars for her bail right up to date those are the latest headlines the strain is next. germany is hosting this year's climate talks from the united states out of the powers agreement for the global climate change. this is a live reports from the climate conference in bonn and from the front lines of global warming climate s.o.s. . and for me i.k. and you're in the strain today how is u.s. president all transfers since he was elected.

rob: the supreme court hearing arguments in the landmark case, can police track your cell phone data without issuing a warrant? the case stems from a 2011 arrest in detroit usingy ruling citizens wave their fourth amendment right to privacy when sharing information with third parties like a wireless provider. jillian: donald from winning round one in the battle for the top watchdog, the judge sided with the white house giving the legal greenlight to the commander-in-chief's picnic mulvaney to take over calling this peaked earlier saying the ruling clears the way for the trump administration to finally drain the highly criticized agency. >> he did say we would uphold the law, follow through on things the copd was supposed to be doing but you can count on the fact they are going to end the regulatory reign of terror. jillian: donald trump raising the vision posting a big win for the consumer. i was distracted. >> they don't win anything in the court. 43 minutes, campus craziness taken to a whole new level on your dime. jillian: a public university in florida offering a white racism course for the spring semester. is this what we want to teach our kids in school?

live to nairobi where the supremes coulters has just ruled eventually on that presidential verdict watch in these scenes and get to talk to us now live from outside the supreme court is our correspondent for me there miller so the supreme court in effect is up held the presidential. nanna misleading with six judges sitting on this case and they've said that the petitions filed to the court have no merit those petitions and wanted the election of the result of the election essentially thrown out the court says that it stands and all work in the arts out will then be sworn in next week that's the expectation ultimately at this point a lot of focus will be on how the opposition here in kenya really acts to this ruling they weren't part of the petition petition they were human rights activists who had filed these petitions so the national super alliance itself was in a ball but of course they would have been what they would have been interested in the outcome here at the supreme court the opposition leader raila odinga hasn't said until now what exactly it will do a once the court has made a ruling of course the opposition had wanted fresh elections in the new year th

the plan was found in hacked e-mails belonging to the m a r t ambassador to the us use of the data spain's supreme court has been for catalonia as former parliamentary speaker carmi for cadel will be freed want cheap posts one hundred seventy five thousand dollars earlier five other sacked politicians were released today all face charges of rebellion and sedition over their roles in last month's independence referendum the british government has set in march the twenty ninth twenty nineteen as the official date to exit the european union prime minister to resume a plans to use legislation to fix the date russian president vladimir putin is among many world leaders arriving in vietnam for the annual apec leaders' meeting trade is set to dominate the agenda more than half of the apec members are trying to sign a major multilateral trade deal that the u.s. has withdrawn from u.s. president donald trump is heading there now meanwhile in the hundreds are protesting trump's planned visit to the philippines on thursday they're accusing the u.s. president of promoting imperialism and destabilizing the region th

supreme court. our guest is the author of " jewish justices of the supreme court." >> one of the items in my book us- declining seven of semitism. one was notoriously anti-somatic. anti-semitic. from his standpoint, who read the edessa the two dominate cardoza. he wrote, how dare you of flick the court with another hebrew. at 8:00r: sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> president obama awarded retired lieutenant colonel charles kettles the medal of honor. he is credited with saving the lives of 40 american soldiers in 1967, making multiple trips in his helicopter to rescue american troops pinned down by enemy fire. this is about 25 minutes. ♪

they say supreme court, protect data rates because the government can use it to punish you, tell us whetherr not you go to a certain church, political activity. >> jesse: i've changed my mind twice. listening to kimberly and listening to you. i came in thinking i don't want anybody being able to look at my location without a warrant. you go to a judge and get the warrant and then you can find out someone's location. you changed my mind. if it's a situation where you need the information immediately, kidnapping or high-speed chase, terrorism, exactly. people's lives are in imminent danger. i understand you need to do that as fast as possible but how long does it take to obtain a warrant? >> kimberly: remember san bernardino, the terrorists were fleeing. i want to find out where they are going if you could track them on their mobile device and catch them. >> jesse: that seems fine. i would carve out of public safety exemption. but they can also crack into your internet search history. i bet greg gutfeld is terrified of that. to be the information to look at his search history. i wouldn't wish

representing the refugees on mannus island he's on the line now ben thanks for being with us your reaction to the supreme court decision. basically. we have been instructed to like. there's a very. critical . electricity. now i suppose big but. you don't want to do. that but day to day you. say going to appeal how long will this appeal process take. a long time for the appeal to be had but. they have played games and started putting. it in motion as possible in the meantime the refugees are living then without electricity food and water while we're living then without electricity food and water why why do they fear for their lives. because there have been instances of. assaulting the asylum seekers tom has been. hospitalized. so that kind of. person alive to try to stay. within the community in the common area so. instances like this can happen to them or there is. a fear of them not being able to. move from the current detention center to a. lawyer and why mostly why would the the supreme court reject the application to restore i mean basic necessities for life and atrocity food and water what reason did they

us confirm four circuit judges in one week. circus judges are just below the supreme court. all of obama's first year he got three. we did four this week. we've done four before this. we'll do more before the end of the year. president is setting up spectacular young judges. we're going to confirm them. these are life time appointments. they will be on the court for years to come and have a huge impact on what kind of america we have. >> dana: last question for you. are you concerned that because you have such a thin margin for victory for this tax reform bill that you could have a situation where you end up with just a few republicans deciding to vote no and scuttling the effort? >> i don't think that's going to happen. i don't think there's anybody among the 52 that doesn't want to get to the end. obviously, what people are not noticing is we expect there will be some democratic support attend. there are at least three senators who signal they are likely to support this as well. it could end up passing the senate on a bipartisan basis. >> dana: all right. i'm going to have a chance to ask senator ben holland tha

with to remain calm and patient can use opposition has dismissed the president hurricane yet as election victory is illegitimate despite the supreme court upholding the results of last month's vote in again animist ascension the court dismissed challenges that have told us repeatedly action was conducted fairly. the red cross says two point five million yemenis and i would risk of disease after a sauna and al bayda joined the list of cities without clean water beside the lead ok to schools pumping stations to shut down some yemeni ports of reopen to allow when desperately needed food and aid but critics say it's not enough. the head of the largest saudi backed syrian opposition group has resigned after nearly two years we have had job front of the high negotiations committee he paid spokesperson and several other officials have also stepped down ahead of an opposition conference in saudi arabia and a new round of u.n. sponsored talks in geneva and got markel says she'd prefer to go another election in germany while the of the need a minority government after talks to form a coalition government broke down the three way talks fell apart

us. liz: yeah, and we're here talking about it. >> here we go. exactly. liz: to your point, the supreme courthas rejected a law, outlaw and trademark saying it violates the first amendments. in other words, you're saying this is okay to use the redskins name. you know, i guess the writer is upset about it and, you know, to your point, you're saying he should move on; right? >> yeah. well, the writer is one of the guys who's looking for a safe space. well, guess what? opportunities and business owners just are not built in safe spaces. we have people think outside the box. we're going to have to -- there's always going to be someone who's not happy with something, and that's the way this world is. we have to give people space. in this case here, these guys built their brand, built their business, let them run their business, and let us fans enjoy it. and if these guys have complaints about it, go some place else. don't turn on the game. but please don't call everybody racist because we enjoy the game of football and enjoy the mascots that we decided to represent these teams. liz: you know, we'

election commission has arrived at whether or not the candidate will file the case before the supreme court tells us. it is such a stride with the outcome of the investigation by the election commission so this delay is creating and that people don't really know what the final outcome be willing result. to be election with it would count in delaying. the election. so people are beginning to speculate and the call for an interim government in liberia thank you very much for that that's the very latest from monrovia thank you. the election commission in the democratic republic of congo this promise and a long overdue presidential poll in december two thousand and eighteen there has been widespread anger at president refusal to relinquish power term ended last year the commission had said elections couldn't take place until two thousand and nineteen because of violence and logistical hurdles. one more year that is what the democratic republic of the congo's electoral commission has demanded to prepare an election that was already a year overdue the opposition had merely rejected the process in the face

used for an evidentiary purpose. so even though i think in wisconsin against mitchell you had nine supreme court justices that are very protective of the first amendment they unanimously held that you can use speech in that kind of evidentiary way. are. >> to show the intent we're talking about here. >> exactly. >> let's continue on this process. in consideration of violations from title 6 stemming from harassment how does one distinguish between the protected speech and the non-protected conduct? >> i think that's where it's really the harassment test that has to do the work because the supreme court has basically said that, you know, we can -- that there's a different level of protection for conduct as opposed to speech and when you have conduct that rises to the level of harassment i think it's common ground that it's perfectly permissible to say that we are going to prohibit the harassment if it's motivated by race, national origin and/or anti-semitism and then it's just a matter of trying to figure out whether that's in fact what motivated the harasser. and in that inquiry you can take into account speech. it doe