him ineligible to hold office again. trump's campaign and say they'll take the case to the west supreme court as calls pros louder for a whole and finding a guns, a israel's president, suggests his country could be open to another c splint and exchange the return of lo hostages. we hear from visitors to manage, to flee north korea. they tell us about the fee is they have family members still there between realities of being behind thaws in those korea and china is splitting this to send refugees back and the people have come, go head to the polls, but some stations in the capital failed flow but for in other parts of the country also keeps people from the i've been visible and woke up. we stop with the decision that could disrupt the u. s. presidential election. colorado supreme court has disqualified republican front runner. donald trump from running in the states presidential primary. and for the 3 ruling, the court said trump engaged in insurrection. fine. psych invited some stone to us capital. in january 2021. it ruled he was ineligible to hold office again. from says you'll see to revie

was ineligible to hold office again from says you'll see, can review the decision from the west supreme court in washington state. and camp. adobe a is the los angeles bureau chief nbc news radio. you told me want the decision. good me to uh, to be honest with you. i mean, the whole heck of a lot. uh right now. uh, the state supreme court in colorado is that under the 14th amendment, which was adopted by the us uh, shortly after this country civil war. that anybody who participates in an insurrection, or as an insurrection asked, cannot hold public office. what's interesting about the ruling is that donald trump has not been convicted of insurrection or being an insurrection, if at all, but they feel the judges there in colorado that his speech to the people or the protesters on january 6th, 2021 was enough to qualify him as an insurrection, as so right now, his name is not allowed on the ballot, but they did say that he has a few weeks to appeal. and if he appeals by a certain date, january 4th, i believe it is. his name will remain on the ballot while the decision is being made by the us su

we stopped with the decision that could disrupt the west presidential election. colorado supreme court has disqualified republican front runner. donald trump from running united states presidential primary and a full free ruling. the court said that trump engaged in insurrection by and citing right has installed the west capital in january 2021. it said he was there for an email to triple to hold office again from said he would immediately seek a review of the decision and the way supreme court in washington a jason capital yes is los angeles bureau chief for nbc use radio. he joins us now. what does this really mean? to be honest city, i mean the whole heck of a lot. uh right now. uh, the state supreme court in colorado is that under the 14th amendment, which was adopted by the us uh, shortly after this country civil war. that anybody who participates in an insurrection, or as an insurrection asked, can not hold public office. what's interesting about the ruling is that donald trump has not been convicted of insurrection or being an insurrection, if at all, but they feel the judges th

we will rescind any regulation that fails the test of west virginia versus environmental protection agency, which is the most important supreme court course of our lifetime. and if congress did not delegate that to an agency it's unconstitutional. these are all seismic changes, big changes that the next president can deliver with

january 2021, decided he was been eligible to hold us, as again from says we will appeal to supreme court in west dw. and both of within blue cross told us was the routing could mean for donald trump, a for legal hobby, legal or is amateur legal nerds like me this case? regardless of the politics or one's political position is fascinating. it is unprecedented. of course, all of these decisions that we're going to be seeing coming out are unprecedented because the united states has never come this close to prosecuting or in some way banning a former president. and could be president again from running officer, take the officer and for holding them to this level of account. so we've never seen this before. we don't know where it's going in. the united states is very heavily based on precedent on legal decisions from the past. but there aren't any here. so this colorado decision that says donald trump engaged insurrection and therefore, violated the 14th amendment of the us constitution. bars him from holding the office of the presidency. again, that will now be decided or could potentially be decid

west bank. and russia effectively was l g, b t q. activism for supreme court labels that extremist, the band is the latest series of laws, restricting q riots under president vladimir the berlin. thank you for joining us. israel says another 8 hostages have been released from captivity by the palestinian militant groups from us in the gaza strip. meanwhile, israel has released 3 palestinian prisoners as israel and a mazda edged closer to the expiration of a fragile truce as an intensely emotional event. 21 year to work near him. finally, the united with her family. she was instructed by militant this time as groups from us, from the sight of the music festival in southern history. we did these 260 people were killed. more than 100 free leads are still far apart for free to i choose between from us and history that began on the 24th november according to the how my son has ministry. more than 15000 palestinians have been doing in his randy bombardment. there is going international pressure on this strain, not submitted to offensive voice a good by us to get your feet into me blinking during his

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west virginia v. epa where the supreme court ruled in favor of that.king up the wrong tree, the bidens, as usual. >> spot on. you're going to see a considerable amount of litigation relative to this. but this shouldn't shock anyone. this is the playbook for the biden administration. they will look for every way in the world to stop the fossil fuel industry. they -- this is the bogeyman. i'm not sure this is not as big a bogeyman as a donald trump in the eyes of the biden administration. and stopping both of those is their game plan. they will do anything, i mean, and forget about a doing anything within reason, they will do anything to stop the fossil fuel industry. and the states will stand the up together, i think, and push back, push back hard as a we should -- as a we should. this could cause 300,000 the oil wells to be shut in if they were implementing what they're talking about. you talk about putting a strain on the electrical grids, for instance, i mean, this could be catastrophic. larry: last one, rick, it's kind of my favorite. at this global

the most important supreme court case of our lifetime came out last term. it's west virginia versus epa. if congress did not expressly give an agency the right to write a regulation, then that's unconstitutional. it's my opinion -- i'm sure the supreme court will come down where i am. the fda exceeded its statutory authority in using an emergency app approval for something that doesn't fit an emergency approval. i hope that's where they come down. if the people disagree with that, we have a mechanism for that. the democratic process. the do it through the front door of congress. there's one thing i will do as the next president, shut down that fourth branch of government, rescind the unconstitutional federal regulations that congress never passed. yes, lay off 75% of the federal employee count. >> i want to get to the question, but before we do that, so everyone is clear, you do believe that the supreme court should ban mifepristone? >> i believe the supreme court should put the fda back in its place. >> as it relates to this -- >> they should rule on the law. >> as

west java indonesia. the u. s. supreme court has declined to consider with a full the president. donald trump has immunity from prosecution for crimes committed during his time and office special council jack smith, who was prosecuting trump of his role in the capital rise in 2021. had asked the justices to take up the issue as soon as possible and the people's court. well, now here's the case in january with tom. now for a look at the sports headlines with jim in manchester, city half the time, the 1st english side to win 5 tri fees in a calendar year. 2000 who didn't. alvarez help says he's a full no victory over 3 minutes, a in the club world cup final in saudi arabia, city balls, pep, claudia is the 1st manager to win the competition full times. and with 3 different teams is also his 16th major try fee. since taking charge out the account, kind of fit into the we, we close the chapter. we won already all the types of some of them in a row. so there's nothing us to we had the feeling that the jump is done door and yeah, reall

supreme court case of our lifetime and i. want people to understand this came out last, time it's west virginia versus epa. it's a bit if congress did not expressively give an agency the right to write a regulation that it is unconstitutional. so it is my opinion, this is a supreme court civil matter but i'm pretty sure that they're going to come down where i am on. this that the fda exceeded its statutory authority and using emergency approval to approve something that does not fit congresses criteria for what actually comes as emergency approval. yes, i hope that we follow the law, i hope that's where they come down. if the people in this country disagree with that we have a mechanism for that. that's called the democratic process, do it through the front door of congress. there's one thing i'm going to do as next president it's shut down that fourth branch of government. rescind those unconstitutional federal regulations that congress never actually passed, and yes lay off 75% of the federal employees. >> i want to get to our, question just before we. do them [applause] just to everyone's clear, you do b

supreme court. a volcano that erupted in the south—west of iceland on monday is becoming less active — that's accordingcountry's meteorological office. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we will strike straightaway in new york, because we will get the reaction to that breaking news that the un security council vote on that resolution trying to get some kind of deal on a pause in the fighting in gaza has been delayed yet again. that's until tomorrow. tell us what is happening. i tell us what is happening. i was reachin: tell us what is happening. i was reaching out _ tell us what is happening. i was reaching out to _ tell us what is happening. i was reaching out to diplomats - tell us what is happening. i was reaching out to diplomats as - tell us what is happening. i —" reaching out to diplomats as they were leaving consultations. i was told the vote had been delayed yet again until tomorrow. we were able to hear directly from the uae which offered this draught resolution. their ambassador told us that they decided to

west." here are the latest headlines. the u.s. supreme courtd to decide quickly on whether to hear the case over former president trump's claim of legal immunity. that came after special counsel jack smith filed a request, saying, "it is of imperative public importance that claims of immunity be resolved and that trial proceed as promptly as possible." mr. trump argues he is shielded from charges of trying to subvert the 2020 election results. the court ordered trump's lawyers to respond by december 20th. smith hopes to keep a march 4th trial date. also today, mr. trump opted not to return to the witness stand, in the civil fraud trial against his family business. he had already testified in his own defense, in early november. the trial is set to wrap up in a few days, with a decision expected in january. trial began today on how much rudy giuliani must pay two georgia election workers for falsely accusing them of fraud in the 2020 election. giuliani arrived at the federal courthouse in washington this morning. the former trump lawyer has alrea

west azarbaijan provinces of tehran and hormozgan , had in some cases attempted to physically eliminate and assassinate iranian security and intelligence forces, which was unsuccessful. according to this judicial official of the supreme court, the crime of moharebeh and friday prayers in tehran, referring to the birthday of hazrat zahra, peace and blessings of god be upon him, the female authority said: the west has started a war against the family, and this crime of western ignorance against women is actually a crime against the whole of humanity. burying the identity of women alive today is the specialty of modern ignorance. as in jahiliyyyyyyyy , his body was buried alive. today they bury the identity of women alive, sometimes with the flag of feminism , they raise the pursuit of women's rights, while the essence of feminism is nothing but patriarchy, and advising women to overcome their own creative and feminine identity still humiliates women. or the liberal view of women and in the course of capitalism, by highlighting the gender characteristics of women , slavery and new exploitation, which makes a woman a second-class creature. the effect of recitation on the audience is the title of the 18th specialized meeting of

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supreme court. the head of her mass is in egypt for talks. a volcano erupted in the south—westrding to the countries meteorological office. hello, i'm lucy hockings. welcome to bbc news now, 3 hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. the leader of her mass, israel hermia is in gaza right now. israel's price didn't is ready for another humanitarian pause. after tuesdays vote was delayed. nearly

west coast. breaking tonight, more fallout tonight over the colorado supreme court decision to keep donald trump off the 2024 ballot l. more states follow suit? the former president is also fundraising off the ruling. it even had his republican primary opponents speaking out in his defense. chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live in los angeles where that case goes from here. good evening, jonathan. >> donald trump might be angry over his legal challenges but the flip side of that for the former president is the old adage that there is no such thing as bad publicity and today everyone was indeed talking trump. as we wait to see whether his legal team asks the supreme court to overturn the colorado court decision, that because he encouraged insurrection he's constitutionally ineligible to be on the ballot, president biden weighed in, all bee it in measured fashion. >> however, the 14th amendment, let the court make that decision. he certainly supported an insurrection, no question about i. none. zero. >> while republicans challenging trump for their party's presidential nomination were full thr

supreme court. a volcano that erupted in the south—west of iceland on monday is becoming less active — that's accordingouncil vote on that resolution trying to get some kind of deal on a pause in the fighting in gaza has been delayed yet again. that's until tomorrow.

supreme court and hope to return. it is going to be much harder now. bbc news the westk. >> that violence comes as the conflict continues and we can talk about it with mark schwartz , former coordinator and senior fellow with the rand corporation. good to have you back on world news america. i want to start with what the state department said about the conflict. it says it has seen an improvement by israel in narrowing targets in gaza. do you agree? mark: well, from what i have seen reported, certainly the release of the evacuation zone grid that was discussed earlier and that the idf have said they are implementing, that is one step in the right direction to provide safe areas for the palestinians to move but as you stated earlier, very difficult to do when you've got in excess of 350 to 400,000 palestinian civilians around khan yunis where the next major offensive is going to take place in that government. so i believe that there are -- the idf are taking steps. it's very challenging just given the population density. the other notes i think is e fact that there's sti

west coast rap. coming up at the top of the hour alex. >> all right mike thank you. coming up tonight at seven. we'll get back to tonight's developing story in colorado. that state supreme courtformer president trump from the ballot in next year's primary tonight on west coast rap, a law professor will join us live to break down the significance of this ruling. and help us understand what likely will come next. also, promises of striking gold. that's how prosecutors believe a suspected serial killer lured his victims in washington. what else? court documents are revealing about this case. those stories and much more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and that will be followed by the ktvu fox two news at 73 wi [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enr

unless the supreme court rules otherwise, but we are looking at a very truncated time for the supreme court to rule because when you're looking at this republican primary, i was just down in west palm beach yesterday with some of trump's top advisors, they are seeing march 19th the day they believe they will hit the delegate count to wrap up the nomination. by march 5th you're looking at one third of the delegates having been designated on that day alone, so the reality here is that february 14th, that's the day that those ballots will be mailed out, that's just about ten days before the south carolina primary. there's a lot of layers and the political ramifications are tricky here, but, joy, this is a lot at stake here if the supreme court were, in fact, to rule against the former president. >> it is stunning indeed. von hillyard thank you very much. all the dates i have written them down an keep them in mind. joining me is nbc news presidential historian michael beschloss. we pulled the dream team to talk about this tonight i'm going to let you talk your reaction to the stunning development in american history? >> well, the constitution and our democracy has been called the

supreme court and he threatened supreme court justices, and two days later i wanting to kill a supreme court justice. what is that? that serious, don't you think? thanks for taking my call. >> host: west palm beach, florida, democrat, good morning. you are next. >> caller: good morning. listen, i just want to say i am a 92-year-old man and i remember when trump's father was -- talk to me. he was really a fan of hitler. he just said dictatorship is not as bad as people think they're he says one man rules instead of having too many people trying to bring their opinion. that was the same thing his son did. he believes that dictatorship is the best thing for this country. and sooner or later you going to wake up and believe when he becomes president he would become a dictator. so america, be aware. i'll say goodbye to america. so long. >> host: florida, chris, independent. morning your next. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. isn't donald trump a convicted sex offender? i mean the united states is a country of immigrants, unless you have ancestors of in the united states, you know, this is originally a dark and brown indigenous area and they were murdered off by the white people mostly

supreme court for 25 years. she's known as the author of the sets and reports on settlement activities in the west bank, all theack in 2005. she now heads the new israel group that supports the progressive movement within israel society. good to have you on the program. i want to pick up if i could with the hostages -- there is reporting on israeli tv today that the third hostage will start after the commander in charge called a cease-fire. it would suggest that the troops under his command disobeyed orders. given the serious implications of shooting what they thought were civilians waving a white flag, people want to know how quickly the investigation will be concluded. what do you make of what the government has said so far? >> well, this is -- thank you for having me here. as to your question, i think this is a horrible thing that happens. i think when people -- whatever they are -- soldiers or civilians -- are raising hands with white flags, nothing on their bodies, no clothing, it should not be -- they should not be shot at all. it was a huge mistake by the soldier to shoot. and all the details coming out,

democratic congressional, a large area of supreme court reinstate terrorism chargers against the british citizens who let a popular separatist movement against the west african countries. the government, the or that just off the full but you have a locally here and most go. you'll top stories right now off front and center. so is writing media reports. the idea of has of method. the hostages, who were killed by its soldiers and gaza, were a piracy waving a make shift white flag at the idea of had previously said. those 3 is riley's being held captive by some us. which shock by mistake upon being identified as a threat and later comments. the idea of was quoted as saying that how must militants were using white flags to a new or in is riley soldiers into an ambush. the soldier who 1st opened fire and the incident in question is suspected of acting against protocol. one of the killed hostages repeatedly was shouting for help in it hebrew, right before he was shot dead. earlier the idea of spokes person released this type model i saw to vote the such as during the fighting and should j a. the id f mistakenly identified hostages as a threats. as a result

west . from the republican party, entrepreneur vivek, ramaswami announced his refusal to participate in the primary elections in colorado, so he expressed support for his rival donald trump. the state supreme courtesident from the primary in colorado. the supreme court of colorado prohibited the inclusion of donald trump in the list of contenders for the presidency , in the local primary elections. a majority of the court ruled that president trump is disqualified from resuming the office of president under section 3.4 of the amendment to the united states constitution. constitution. prohibits a citizen from being elected to congress, holding office in the federal service or being an elector if the specified person fits such a definition, although the federal court in the district of columbia in august 2023 indicted the ex-president on completely different charges: conspiracy to defraud the united states, with the purpose witness tampering and conspiracy against the rights of american citizens. moreover, trump has not yet been convicted even under these articles. if this court decision remains in force, millions voters will go to the polls in november , we will abolish state primaries and use th

supreme court and hope to return. it is going to be much harder now. jeremy bowen, bbc news, on the west bank.taryjames cleverly is travelling to rwanda — where he will sign a new treaty with rwanda about the plan to send asylum seekers there to have their claims processed. his visit comes as the uk's government is putting more measures in place, after the supreme court ruled against the policy. that could include legislation, allowing the uk parliament to vote and confirm that rwanda is a safe destination for asylum seekers who come to the uk. on monday, mr cleverly outlined plans to reduce legal migration to the uk — which included increasing the salary which skilled workers would need to get a visa by almost a half. there will also be a bar on health and social care staff you can find out more on both stories on our website — bbc.com/news also in the uk — the government has narrowly lost a vote on a plan to set up(take a compensation scheme for victims of the nhs infected blood scandal. instead, mps voted to back an amendment, which requires ministers to set up a body to administer the comp

democratic congressional, a large area of supreme court reinstate terrorism chargers against the british citizens who let a populace separatist movement against the west african countries, the flag without correspondents and all guests lineup at this hour. it's going to be a busy one right now here on, on the incident. so it's really media reporting that the idea was admitted. the hostages, who were killed by its soldiers in gaza were perhaps, as we understand waving a make shift white flag. the idea of i previously said those 3 is riley's being held captive by a mouse, was shot by mistake upon being identified as a threat. and later comments, the idea of was quoted as saying that hamas militants of use white flags to lu uh is riley soldiers into an ambush. the soldier who was 1st uh, 1st open fire. and the incident in question is suspected of acting against the protocol. and one of the killed hostages report leave with shopping for helping to keep a brew before he was shot dead. earlier, we got this statement from the idea the model of the vote the such as the during the fighting and shoot ya. the ideas mistakenly identified hostages as a threats. as

west on this monday morning. i'm jonathan lemire, thanks for being with us. >>> the texas supreme court put a hold on a lower court'sbortion for a pregnant woman whose fetus was given a fatal diagnosis. on thursday a judge granted a temporary restraining order that would allow texas resident kate cox, who is 20 weeks' pregnant, to have an abortion under a narrow exemption to the state's outright ban. cox's fetus has a condition that will likely end in a miscarriage or stillbirth, according to the cleveland clinic. cox's doctor warned her that if she continues to carry the pregnancy, it will likely jeopardize her health and her future fertility. despite this, the texas attorney general asked the state supreme court to step in, arguing that cox does not meet the criteria for a medical exemption. the state's highest court then issued a temporary stay, which will block the woman from obtaining an abortion in that state. the court did not say when it would make its final decision. joining us now, health care reporter on capitol hill for "politico," alice miranda olstein. she's been following this story and so much on the

. >> the supreme court reversed a circuit court decision to dismiss the teachers lawsuit against the westt says he has a legally vie able claim tore free excise of religion and contract with the school was breached. he says each person's biological sex can't be changed and lying if he used the student's chosen pronouns. he has been black listed from getting other teaching jobs in public schools. >> bill: more to come on that. thanks, washington, d.c. thank you. dana. >> dana: the u.s. finally cuts funding to that lab in wuhan, china. engulfed in the debate of the origins of covid. why did that take so long? hm? you! your business bank account with quickbooks money, now earns 5% apy. 5% apy? that's new! yup, that's how you business differently. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. - [narrator] wounded warrior project helped me find the strength to go further than i ever tho

supreme court. the head of her mass is in egypt for talks. a volcano erupted in the south—westf iceland is becoming less active according to the countries meteorological office. hello, i'm lucy hockings. welcome to bbc news now, 3 hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. the leader of her mass, israel hermia is in gaza right now. israel's price didn't is ready for another humanitarian pause. after tuesdays vote was delayed. nearly 20,000 people are now reported to have been killed in gaza. 240 were taken hostage when hamas attacked israel on the 7th of october. we mentioned the un security council. the text has just been released of a draft resolution on the wall. it is going to be put to the un security council in a few hours�* time. it is all about the wording. the draft is very long, but the keys section talks about extended humanitarian pauses and corridors throughout the gaza strip for a sufficient number of days to enable full rapid, safe and unhindered humanitarian access. it remains to be seen if this wedding will be accepted to the knighted states. an extend

west. republican presidential candidate, entrepreneur vyevak ramaswame announced his refusal to participate in the primary elections in colorado. so he expressed support for his. rival donald trump. the state supreme court colorado primary. the judges referred to the constitutional amendment adopted back in the 19th century. with details anton dadykin. the colorado supreme court has banned donald trump from being included in the list of presidential candidates in local primary elections. the majority of the court ruled that the president section 3.4 amendments to the united states constitution. this section of the constitution prohibits a citizen from being elected to congress, from holding office in the federal service , or from being an elector if the said person has taken part in rebellion or insurrection against the united states. the colorado supreme court decided that trump's actions during the so-called storming of the capitol on january 6 , 2021 fit this definition, although the federal court for the district of columbia indicted the ex-president in august 2023 . this is an absurd decision, we will do everything as much as possible, to protect the rights of colorado voters, if necessary, we will

west azarbaijan, tehran, hormozgan. in some cases , they tried to physically eliminate and assassinate iranian security and intelligence forces, which was unsuccessful. according to this judicial official of the court the supreme court of the country had also confirmed the crime of war and corruption of falez through intelligence cooperation with the zionist regime about these convicts. so far, more than 110 thousand people for the first period of the trip. umra fardeh registration and 18 thousand people stopped their registration. the first group of pilgrims will be sent from 13. the end of the 9-year wait for about 6 million pilgrims on the 13th, at the same time as the birth of hazrat zahra , peace be upon her, the first group of iranian umrah pilgrims will leave for the land of revelation. it was very painless to register, there is no problem, all holders of umrah cards can go on this trip. but you have to first register by entering omar.ir system and refer to their broker within 24 hours at most. if the pilgrims have time to pay for their trip. they should not make a deposit, they will automatically be removed from the umrah system and another person will replace them. the steps they must take in the syst

you reference her time out west and where she was from and it was such an interesting back drop to see her become the first female appointed to the supreme court. she often told the story about graduating from stanford and not being able to get a job. no law firm would hire her as a woman in the 50s and 60s. she struggled to make it in the legal profession. to think she came out of school, she found a roadblock to any kind of legal career and she decided to plow forward and ends up on the supreme court. it is a really fascinating, truly american story. she went out and campaigned to become a judge because she saw this is my avenue. she didn't win the first election. she did ultimately end up becoming a judge but another part of her interesting background is she was a lawmaker in arizona in the state senate. so she had a real appreciation for all of the different branches, for fighting her way into the legal profession. she had a humor and humility about her that people really respected and loved that she was sort of a cowgirl at heart. she talked about those things quite a bit. after leaving the bench, which was mostly about her husband and wo

from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: the landmark supreme courterturning roe v wade nearly 18 months ago upended the american landscape of reproductive rights. state laws popped up restricting abortion access. the issue became central to some elections. and we've heard many stories of confusion from patients and doctors trying to understand the new limits. geoff: a new story from "the new york times" explains some of the internal dynamics of the court from how the justices decided to hear the case to how the decision was drafted, and when it was ultimately handed down. jodi kantor is one of the authors of that report and she joins us now. thank you for being with us. many of the justices, including amy coney barrett, who was picked by donald trump in part to help overturn roe initially opposed even hearing the case. what changed? jodi: when we were reporting the story, that was one of the big surprises. she did eventually vote to overturn the law. but voting to take the case or not is different. initially what she said is she wanted to vote to gra

newshour" from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: the u.s. supreme courtrguments today in one of the most important corporate bankruptcy cases in decades. it involves the players at the center of the opioid epidemic, purdue pharma and sackler family, who owned the company. the court is weighing whether to approve purdue pharma's controversial bankruptcy deal that would give billions of dollars to victims of the opioid epidemic while protecting members of the sackler family from current and future opioid-related civil lawsuits. our supreme court analyst marcia coyle is with us. you were at the supreme court today for the arguments. there were some fairly dense and technical arguments the justices heard. big picture, what are they considering? marcia: the real issue before the court is whether the bankruptcy court had the authority, somewhere in the code or elsewhere, to approve a settlement that gives immunity basically to the sackler family, as you said, from all civil opioid-related claims, even though the sackler family was not part of this bankruptcy. t

first latina and third woman to join the court, said in part, when sandra day o'connor, the cowgirl from out west, became the first woman appointed to the supremert, she changed the world and made history. sandra was a warm and caring colleague, always practical, but also an unyielding visionary about the role of the court in our society. justice elena kagan, the fourth woman on the court, also shared a message saying, what is striking to me now is how she used her influence with extraordinary understanding of this nation and its people, with appreciation of this court's necessary role, but also of its necessary limits and with a will to promote balance and mutual respect. in this too often divided country. >> 804 your time happening today , santa clara county sheriff's office, they are sponsoring a gun buyback event. it kicks off this morning right now, 8:00 sharp to 1 p.m. at the read hillview county airport in san jose. organizers say this event exposes unwanted guns, prevents accidents, gun thefts and potentially harmful situations. you'll get $100 for a handgun, a rifle or a shotgun, 200 bucks for assault weapons and ghost guns, which don'

a large area is supreme court reinstates terrorism charges against the british citizen who is that a popular separatist movement against the government off the west african country. the story is spending the world life from looks good without the predictable mainstream narratives. it's always your new so nazi international so it's ready media reporting, the idea is admitted the hostages who are killed by it. so. busy it isn't gone, so we're actually waving a make shift white slide. the idea of 5 them previously said those are 3 is riley is being held captive by her mouth was shot by mistake upon being aidid as a threat and later comments. the idea of was quoted as saying that hamas militants have used white flags to lu or is riley soldiers into an ambush. the soldier who 1st opened fire and the incident in question is suspected of acting against the protocol. and one of the killed hostages for me was shouting for help. in the hebrew, before he was shot dead earlier, the idea of spokes person at this to say my last thought for the boat, the sun during the fighting and should ha, the idea of mistaken. we identified hostages as a threats. as a resul

congressional aid nigeria, supreme court reinstated terrorism chargers against the british citizen who was that a popular separatist movement against the government built on the west african countries the all right, sounds good and i can the city that never sleeps, it's all the international life must go with the top story starting right now. well, it's really immediate reporting to the idea is admitted. the hostages who were killed by it, soldiers and gaza, were actually waving a make shift wide flag at the idea of had previously said. those 3 is riley is held captive by hamas for a shot by mistake. skip on being id. it is a press and later comments. the idea of was quoted as saying that how must minutes interview with white flags to lou or in his riley soldiers for an ambush. soldier who 1st opened fire. the incident in question is suspected of acting against protocol. one of the killed hostages report for you was shouting for help in a hebrew right before he was shot dead or early or the idea of spokes person released the state the model. i saw the vote the such as the during the fighting and should j a. the idea of mistaken. we identified hostages as a threats

west azarbaijan, tehran and hormozgan provinces. in some cases , they tried to physically eliminate and assassinate iranian security and intelligence forces, which was unsuccessful. according to this judicial official , the supreme court of the country had also approved the use of moharebeh and the corruption of falaraz through intelligence cooperation with the zionist regime regarding these convicts. the head of the hajj and pilgrimage organization announced the initial price of the hajj tamattu trip in 1403 at 140 million tomans. mr. hosseini said that the main figure will be announced after determining the price of the hotel and bandandi group. the land that is allocated and the service costs that it has for zaharin's services in terms of hotel quality and increase in principle. those quality conditions will be added during the days of tashriq. it is possible that there will be a few percentage changes in our pre-registration stage, which we plan to do from the 15th . mr. hosseini will receive 140 million tomans from zahirin. future enjoyment like. he previously announced that while there are about one million people who have been in sharafand's turn for 15 years, our apparent population is 82,500. we are trying to

supreme court and hope to return. it is going to be much harder now. jeremy bowen, bbc news, on the west bank.ns are high is further to the north on the border between israel and lebanon. the cross—border exchanges between hezbollah and israel resumed just hours after the week—long truce came to an end. these pictures from today show smoke rising around various towns and villages in southern lebanon as israeli forces responded. positioned not far from that border is the un observer force known as unifil. their mandate was first agreed by the security council in 1978 to oversee israel's withdrawal from southern lebanon, which reminds us how long this conflict has been bubbling. the current spokesman for unifil is andrea tenenti. thank you very much for being with us. could you tell me what you have heard today of the action across that border and what your men are seeing? that border and what your men are seeinu ? . , that border and what your men are seeina? . , , , . ., seeing? that is pretty much what we have seen for— seeing? that is pretty much what we have seen for the _ seeing? that is p

supreme court and hope to return. it is going to be much harder now. jeremy bowen, bbc news, on the west bank.p them off the official figures. leaked documents obtained by panorama suggest united utilities — which has seven million customers in the north west of england — wrongly downgraded dozens of pollution incidents last year. the environment agency agreed to all the downgrades without actually attending any of the incidents involved. united utilities denies any wrongdoing. joe crowley reports. sewage is often dumped in our rivers and seas because of blocked sewers or equipment failures. these pollution incidents are supposed to be accurately reported to the environment agency. but last year, the agency attended just one in 20 reported incidents in england, and insiders say that allows water companies to cover up pollution. 0ne whistleblower�*s words are spoken by an actor. the system's rigged to prevent the reporting and investigation of serious incidents. panorama's looked at united utilities, and found evidence the company has been wrongly downgrading pollution incidents to category 4,

supreme court ruling. this should be extradited to swing, to face questionnaire vacation in june 2012, to avoid being taken into custody by suite and then extradited to the west. a sage took asylum in ecuador, and embassy in london. the in the 2nd half of 2016, the company contracted to provide security services at the embassy by the government of ecuador, begin assisting the ca in spying on a sage, and his visitors in the embassy. they uploaded the security camera footage to an f t p server and gave the c i a access to it. in march, 2017, which the leaks published fault 7, detailing the activities and capabilities of a c, i a to perform electronic surveillance and cyber warfare through smartphones and other devices. it was the largest leak in the history of the c i. in april 2017, the us said that was an hour priority to arrest the sage. in august 2017. trump offer to sage a part if you would disclose who was responsible for leading democratic party e mails to which he leaves before the 2016 us presidential elections. st refused to give up a source. in december 2017. the us government gave the u. k. government, a sealed warrant for a st, just arrest in febru

year term for supreme court, 16-year term for president, two six-year terms for senate and house and that is enough. molly: you also made a joke about being the last democrat to come from west virginia. do you think a democrat will win west virginia again? sen. manchin: not in my lifetime. our state has changed so much. people are forced to pick sides and in west virginia they picked the side when they felt democrats left them. overregulated them to the point where the slogan of war on coal -- you have to embrace transition but make sure there is something to replace what you are transitioning from. they never gave them an opportunity and they said i am sorry, is over. they started giving work extensions. come on. you want to give a glorified unemployment benefit disguised as training when there are no jobs you are training for. you got to have some investments and industry. in the 117th congress, we've crated opportunity in the country, and most of them in rural areas where there's lots of energy and people have hard times. that's why the economy has held together. no one envisioned investments would come from all over the world to america. last year i was overseas and i h

supreme court and hope to return. it is going to be much harder now. jeremy bowen, bbc news, on the west bank.ing to go from the west bank now to the situation in gaza. juliette touma is the communications director for the united nations relief and works agency. she gave us some insight into the current situation in the strip. there are people who have moved multiple times in search of safety that they never found, because simply no place is safe, and now even the south that which was believed to be safer but was never really safe, is no longer safe. our teams on the run are reporting very heavy bombardment in the area, and only in khan younis but also in russia. i was there just before the post—cayman and there were bombardment during the day and the night —— not only in khan younis but also in rafah. they are hosting 1.2 million people, they are overcrowded, they are not safe. we have recorded since the war began more than 100 hits on unrwa facilities, including those that were sheltering families. so no place is safe, not rafah, not khan younis, and there is no such thing as a safe zone in