the wheaton college case dealt with a form and so i followed as best i could the wheaton college ca case. it had a 6-3 vote granted emergency injunction in this that case. i tried my best to follow that precedent. >> that's the thing about following precedent because you know often times your own perspective, a judge's ideological view points, et cetera, come into play as to which precedent to apply, how to apply the precedent and what parts of the precedent you want to apply. let me get to something that should be really simple. i think you said yesterday that korematsu had been overruled. and in trump v. hawaii the chief justice wrote korematsu was gravely wrong the day it was decided, had been overruled in the court of history and to be clear has no place in the law under the constitution. i'm curious, is that a valid case? >> i think what the chief justice was recognizing in that case was the same thing that the supreme court, justice brennan, recognized in the "new york times" versus sullivan where he said the sedition act of 1798 have been overruled in the court of history. there w

the wheaton college case dealt with a form and so i followed as best i could the wheaton college ca case. it had a 6-3 vote granted emergency injunction in this that case. i tried my best to follow that precedent. >> that's the thing about following precedent because you know often times your own perspective, a judge's ideological view points, et cetera, come into play as to which precedent to apply, how to apply the precedent and what parts of the precedent you want to apply. let me get to something that should be really simple. i think you said yesterday that korematsu had been overruled. and in trump v. hawaii the chief justice wrote korematsu was gravely wrong the day it was decided, had been overruled in the court of history and to be clear has no place in the law under the constitution. i'm curious, is that a valid case? >> i think what the chief justice was recognizing in that case was the same thing that the supreme court, justice brennan, recognized in the "new york times" versus sullivan where he said the sedition act of 1798 have been overruled in the court of history. there w

philippines at least twenty five people have been killed by this year's most powerful typhoon monkhood wheaton slightly off it made landfall on the largest on of luzon in the early hours of saturday has left a trail of destruction in the northern province of gaia duggan is that. typhoon monk arrived just as predicted vicious with its force pounding over most of northern luzon the early hours saw power and phone lines cut off in the ghetto city in calgary and province incessant rains and strong winds crippled many of the operations planned by emergency teams. but the destruction here is nothing compared to what we saw when we ventured out of the city. throughout rural communities we saw homes and farmland destroyed access into these remote areas is difficult which means eight may be slow to arrive to. like so many places here the town of bugout bore the brunt of the typhoon spirit marine commanders say many people here lost their homes. on. property and with crops in the power lines. we expect that be. over soon people here tell us they were aware of the forced evacuation order by the governmen

wheaton college case. the supreme court had a six-three vote found or granted emergency injunction and in that case i try my best to follow that. >> that is saying about following precedent. oftentimes your own perspective the judges ideological viewpoints come into play as to which precedent to apply, how to apply the precedent and what parts of the precedent you want to apply. let me get to something that should be simple. you said yesterday that [inaudible] had been overruled. in trump the hawaii they said they were great long [inaudible] and to be clear, has no place under the law in the constitution. i'm curious. it's been overruled by the court of history of loa to overrule a case? >> what the chief justice was recognizing was the same thing the supreme court, justice brennan, who recognized in "the new york times" versus sullivan reset the sedition act of 1798 had been overruled in the court of history and in other words, there is not a specific case arose but it was important for this to be court b

making itsay justo the north of the wheaton area. south and akeast, ming its way to the north. so headsup. some very heavy rainfall. more rain around alexandria andw into dow and then along the beltway right toward falls church. now again, tornado wat in yellow. the good news is we're not seeing as many storms in our area. speaking of thing we' watching. we're watching the heavy rain. >>> we have flood warnings in effect. from around winch. the areas in gree that are under the flood warnings, in effect until midnight. and under a flash flood watch and this flash flood wash will be in effect until late tonight. we'll track a few more thunderstorms out there. tomorrow we do see the threat coming down. a pretty low threat. the best will be some heavy rain. some isolated flooding out there. it has been so wet that we have to continue to let it be a possibility. it is extremely low tomorrow on yo tuesday. dealing with some patchy fog out there. maybe a few afterschool activities canceled. if they are outside, know it will be a soggy oneut there. so storm another umbrella day. wednes

around the columbia pike, wheaton, dansville area, rain.ely heavy and then inside the d.c. metro area, out on 50. s seeinge very heavy inra tyson's corner, 66. a very g slow of things as well. and most of the area. d.c., fairfax, prince william county until 10:00. we are not out of the woods yet. the flash flood watch tensro rit h tomorrow morning. we've been talking about it. >>> tomorrow is one of those where you could be dealing with rain a any point. especially compared to today.a pretty low threat. a better threat for some moderate to heavy rain on your tuesday.rr to is a die grab the umbrella. tomorrow is a grilled cheese and tomato soup kind of dinner. the humidity levels come down a week. at the bus stop, not only is a shower possible but some patchy fog as well. if they are outside, oppressive humidity levels feeling al trop we do see the humidity hefls coming down and really nice out there on thursday. the pollen, ctrees, alling in. if your allergies are bothering efyou, it isitely the seasonal allergies. specially mold with all theain we'v had. >> all the rain fo

. >> wheaton park is where this man was found dead inside a shallow grave in the park. >> a total of four people now dead. >> it involved members of ms-13, the notorious latino gang. >> federal authorities cracked down on the gang more than a decade ago and many members went prison but now we are seeing a resurgence. >> parks in virginia and maryland have become killing grounds for ms-13. >> there's a beltway overpass and the train goes underneath it? >> for the last three years a reporter, justin, has been tracking these murders for "the post." >> would you say the crimes in the last few years is more savage than in the past? >> what struck me about these crimes is teens carrying out killings of other teens in a horrific fashion, machetes, sticks, stones, a major problem in the area. >> one of these ms-13 murders stands out from the rest. that of 15-year-old high school freshman demaris revis. over a decade ago, her mother fled el salvador and came to america seeking a safer life for her family. after getting a foothold in maryland, she sent for her daughter. >> tens of thousands, m

i have not had an opportunity to really look at it and guy jest it but nicole wheaton is schedule for october 22nd to make a presentation to you this was legislation introduced by the mayor and supervisor mandelman and cohen. those are upcoming legislation. two pieces of state legislation that i want to make you aware of is the governor signed into law last week senate bill 946 which is safe sidewalk vending and this was really to ensure that there's state wide there's a decriminalization of sidewalks. ice was using this as an opportunity. so, there's been mission information in the local media. there's been some information put out in the local media that is causing confusion around whether our regulations stay in place. it's being interpreted that there are no permits required and you won't be criminalized for vending on the sidewalk. the regulation law allows a local municipality to developer hitting regulations and so just we are emphasizing that we have for vending on the sidewalks still stays in place. what we'll have to change, because our street permit they're under the police

police have tracked them down last november after a robbery at a cash depot in wheaton. one of the members in that group also got chargedn connection to a gas station robbery. process kurtkurt -prosecutors tl us they stole money to sipd back to he wiel salvador. >>> hurricane 234rflorence is churning toward bermuda. churning toward bermuda. doug is tracking where are we taking him? i have no clue. 're just tv doctorse taking him? if this was a real emergency, 'd be freaking out. but thanks to cia, we can do more than just look heroic. we can help save lives by getting you to a real doctor for a check-up. nurse, this thing's defective. please don't touch that. we are the tv doctors of america. together with cigna reminding you... to go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses! cigna. together, all the way >>> doug has late breakin weather details. ll his gadgets have been reconfigured. >> that's right, this just in, everybody. >> now we have a camera. >> now we'refine. i was tracking something on my computer. actually, i was watching the latest from florence.

seeing flooding here in the creeks, and may start to overflow b watch in aspen hill, wheaton, rocksville, and watch out in the regions. okay, here's hurricaneor ce. the picture showing what we are deal g withhere. you see a thing to notice here, right there, an opening, and that's good news, that tells us the storm has weakened a little bit. agai s it is massive as it makes its way onshore. you can see it less than 400 miles from the coast, winds at 120 miles per hour, moving northwest at 16 and come on shore as a major category 3 storm. then move to the south. that's been the big change over the last few days. it was stalling up to the north, but now it's coming backown to the south to myrtle beach tting the south carolin beaches at risk. for us, the risk comes lessening as theays go by, again, much less of a risk for us, and rainfall,eah, still going to see it, but amelia, the rain is not a big deal for us, but it iu deal for them. >> absolutely. what i want to show you is a odel output, but a lot of them are in good agreement of rainfall amounts. look what we're looking at right here

i just received an e-mail from wil wheaton.rd nimoy's son is working on a documentary that he started with his father before he passed away. it's about mr. spock and his impact on our culture. why is he writing to you? they're looking for fans to interview, and wil thought i'd be good for it.

objectors and i so ruled following the supreme court precedent in hobby lobby and subsequent case wheatonollege, they had an order i followed and seemed to me to dictate the result that i identified in the priest for life decent. another case, to reiterate, over whelmingly passed by congress in the early 1990 and signed by president clinton and was important addition to the protection of religious freedom in the united states to supplement the constitutional protection that exists in the free exercise clause. >> senator: well, and i would note much like yesterday, when we discussed your pro bono representation of the synagogue that priest for life using some on the democratic aisle suggested little guy and big guy, little guy against almost all powerful federal government and in that opinion, presumably because you felt the law dictated it, you sided with the priest for life in that decision. >> judge kavanaugh: that's correct, senator, i think a lot of religious freedom cases, the supreme courts had, that has been the case. there was a prisoner, opinion written by justice alito, i believ

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red line service update, full service between a wheaton forest glen this morning.w one. eastbound 66 after 50 we have been dealing with that o right side. we are still blocked. thank you. > we'll take a break no w wel check your forecast when . >>> we have someun rain a the area, mostly down 95 from south. so moderate rainfal move through prince william county. th about it. the rest of usill see cloudy skies through the day. currently temperatures are degrees0 the weekend though we are looking at sa main dry, mid-60s, cooler sunday with rain. yoth >>> anoer local news update in "5 min and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. > it is 8:00 on "today." co >>> comingk forth. overnight the attorney for brett kavanaug

was d and i so ruled following the supreme court precedent in hobby lobby and in a subsequent case, wheaton college, where they had an order that i followed and seemed to me to dictate the result that i identified in the priests for life dissent. another case, the religious freedom restoration act, just to reiterate, was overwhelmingly passed by congress in the early 1990s and was signed by president clinton and was an important addition to the protection of religious freedom in the united states to supplement the constitutional protection that exists in the free exercise clause. >> well, and i would note, much like yesterday, when we discussed your pro bono representation of the synagogue that priests for life using the paradigm that some on the democratic aisle have suggested of little guy versus big guy, by any more, the priests for life were the little guy against the almost all-powerful federal government, and in to opinion, presumably because you felt the law dictated it, you sided with the priests for life in that decision. >> that's correct, senator, and i think in a lot of the reli

was d and i so ruled following the supreme court precedent in hobby lobby and in a subsequent case, wheaton college, where they had an order that i followed and seemed to me to dictate the result that i identified in the priests for life dissent. another case, the religious freedom restoration act, just to reiterate, was overwhelmingly passed by congress in the early 1990s and was signed by president clinton and was an important addition to the protection of religious freedom in the united states to supplement the constitutional protection that exists in the free exercise clause. >> well, and i would note, much like yesterday, when we discussed your pro bono representation of the synagogue that priests for life using the paradigm that some on the democratic aisle have suggested of little guy versus big guy, by any more, the priests for life were the little guy against the almost all-powerful federal government, and in to opinion, presumably because you felt the law dictated it, you sided with the priests for life in that decision. >> that's correct, senator, and i think in a lot of the reli

wheaton. he wants that link. it's that link. now scroll down. these are all of the entries that are related to sweden on this website. you will say this is an african- american history website? no, this is a global african- american website. we connect to 160 countries around the world. the reason i bring this up is because i want you to know, if you remember anything tonight, understand that african- american history is a global process. we are never far away from that history. it also exists in sweden and spain and china. let's see if we can pull up china really quickly. china. then we will stop. i have the hang of it now. that is one of the articles. the whole point of this, this is an article that talks about the 700 year relationship between asked -- east africa and china. the point here is that this is a global history project. the point is -- i want to say this very clearly. all of us are connected to african-american history. there is no way you can get away from that fact. black paths is the first attempt to pull all of this information