or am i -- >> yates doesn't itself, just to be clear, yates doesn't talk about this. it was the decision in yates. i thought -- my point only is that the -- this supreme court in the months following smiley again interpreted smiley -- i was not quoting from yates. i'm quoting from atlanta cleaners and dyers itself citing smiley. thank you. >> mr. clement, you have five minutes left. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. may it please the court, let me start with the definition of "legislature." obviously we can point to our favorite quotes from the framers. there are 24, 34, 35 of the blue brief. the critical thing though is not what the framers meant by the legislature when they were talking broadly about political theory or the swiss cannon of zug. what matters is when they were talking about assigning particular authorities in the constitution to particular components of the state government. and in that context as a number of you have pointed out, there is no doubt every time they assigned an authority to the state legislature, they were assigning the authority to the

sonia: estÁ bajo 66 cargos por presuntamente desfalcar el medicare tuvo que entregar su yate privados de el juez asignado. sonia: la fiscalÍa adujo que el oftalmÓlogo tiene cuentas millonarias en repÚblica dominicana asÍ como un yate y una propiedad frente al mar en west palm beach. el traslado se llevarÁ a cabo hoy mismo la fecha para la audiencia para determinar si tiene derecho a fianza o no, se harÁ. en los prÓximos dÍas. julio: miembros hispanos expresan cuÁles son sus expectativas ante la determinaciÓn de la corte sobre el bloqueo a las acciones ejecutivas de migraciÓn. fernando: este viernes los pocos de los inmigrantes estarÁn puestos en la corte de apelaciones de nueva orleans el departamento de justicia apelÓ para levantar el bloqueo a las axilas ejecutivas de migraciÓn congresistas hispanos y demÓcratas como rubÉn gallego creen que hay un 50% de probabilidades de que se levante la suspensiÓn. >> yo creo que vamos a ganar esta batalla. sino es maÑana serÁ en los prÓximos seis meses. fernando: el juez federal de texas bloqueÓ la implementaciÓn de las acciones ejecutivas en f

near yates, the road is closed because of a tree that fell overnight. construction 3995 south, we have the right lane blocked until 5:00 this morning. and same thing, north and south, near alban road. taking a look at 66 no major problems here. eastbound, westbound looking quite good. no major issues as you are taking a live look at the beltway. >>> new developments after the bloody arrest of a university of virginia student who is now in charge of virginia alcoholic beverage control officers. >> it's what some might call a full circle moment. what's expected to happen today to one of the men the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with cauti

steve yates former advisor to vice president dick cheney. and chris harmer institute of study of war. thanks for joining us. chris your reaction? >> first i point out technical detail the fact that the centrifuges were reduced 19,000 to 6100. if you own 6100 shares of berkshire hathaway have very valuable stock. only thing that happens they will get rid of old centrifuges, and bring in new centrifuges. only thing that matters is through-put ratio. this is ridiculous deal we will allow the islamic republic of iran to enrich uranium. we legitimatized their nuclear program. melissa: stephen yates. >> all agreements stand or fall on verification. almost all of them fail on verification. earlier comment referenced experience with north korea which is extremely instructive, we concluded an agreement. there were verification steps and they developed alternative path to nuclear weapons anyway which exceedingly high probability with iran. it also does nothing to address iran destablizing neighbors sponsoring terrorism calling for elimination of israe

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she knows straight away that tune she recognizes, down by the sally gardens, and she also knows the yates poem, and because she herself is a pianist, she can't help but say let's do it again and i'll sing it with you. and the singing of this lovely, sad, melancholy song, down by the sally gardens my love and i did meet, that also starts a bond between them. >> right. >> and then she leaves him in the hospital bed, returns to court, and as you would expect, delivers the judgment that will keep him alive. >> yeah. >> but she has triggered a switch in him. >> it's amazing. it's a very -- i think a very resonant plot, it feels very familiar, so much of what we read in the paper are cases that have echos of this case that you fixalalize, and what i thought reading it was, and i put it down was, when is the movie, because it had -- it had the narrative of the very best literary movies that we have come to look forward to. >> funny you should say that. >> have you sold the rights to -- >> well, there have been many, many inquiries, i've turned them all down. there's only one person i want to dir

the 7-year-old made sure he sent a clear message to lawmakers requiring children to be vac sib sin yated. >> they do make sure kids like me don't get sick at school. >> he could not attend the school because 7% of the fellow students were not immunized. >> you put children together in a school, the vaccination rate isn't high enough the exposure will spread. >> i oppose this bill. >> others argue it should be up to parents to determine vaccinations. >> some senators voiced support but concerns about the current bill's pro visions for educating those not immunized >> are we going to be setting up a framework? >> the senator opted to teal yeah the vote. >> it's just part of the process you see, that is what i love about the democracy we have a luxury of living in america. we can understand issues. >> sb 277 may return to the senate committee for a vote next week. in sacramento, abc7 news >> protestors are demanding higher pay for low-wage workers. hundreds of people rallied at uc berkeley. organizers are calling it the biggest protest in history. >> they're now starting to move towards cit

the 7-year-old made sure he sent a clear message to lawmakers requiring children to be vac sib sin yated. >> they do make sure kids like me don't get sick at school. >> he could not attend the school because 7% of the fellow students were not immunized. >> you put children together in a school, the vaccination rate isn't high enough the exposure will spread. >> i oppose this bill. >> others argue it should be up to parents to determine vaccinations. >> some senators voiced support but concerns about the current bill's pro visions for educating those not immunized >> are we going to be setting up a framework? >> the senator opted to teal yeah the vote. >> it's just part of the process you see, that is what i love about the democracy we have a luxury of living in america. we can understand issues. >> sb 277 may return to the senate committee for a vote next week. in sacramento, abc7 news >> protestors are demanding higher pay for low-wage workers. hundreds of people rallied at uc berkeley. organizers are calling it the biggest protest in history. >> they're now starting to move towards cit

american recruiter now in syria, abdi nur, only 18 accusing him of reaching out to friends and soels yates in minneapolis and urging them to leave the u.s. and join isis. also in this case the sheer number of arrests is unusual. six young men living in one location caught in a single conspiracy. and here's another twist. the fbi says two of the suspects were caught in san diego, tried to get false passports so they could go to mexico and then make their way into syria instead of flying straight from the u.s. all potentially ominous developments. david? >> pierre thomas live in washington. pierre thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and to the nightmare at sea. rescuers fearing the worst, searching for hundreds their boats capsized. the images coming in today, survivors making their way to shore, floating on large pieces of debris. almost 1,000 believed to be on board. abc's alex mar quartquardt on the rescue mission under way. >> reporter: today, terrified refugees clinging to floating wreckage off the coast of greece. a young boy carried to safety. arriving in italy, some of the small

eight american yates flew above the mounted with 24-barrel machine machine guns. attack, attack killed the conductor in german. she watched from her seat and her mother cradling the baby had the aisle seat. get down joanna, get down. eyes wide open she strained to see the action has machine gun bullets at the side of the train. she heard around each time the planes made another pass overhead. joanna slapped her face and pushed her underneath the seat and joanna reached up to an overhead rack grabbed the suitcase and placed on top of the seat to further protect her. keep your face down screen and joanna, don't look up. with this ingrid heard accuracy. they shoved them under their seats that i will you both if you moved she said. the train slowed and came to a stop trade as the passengers cautiously emerged from beneath his feet the conductor ordered everyone off the train. maffei is pointed to a 10-point embankment on one side of the train that led to grow with trees. he grabbed the child in a white blanket. let's go he ordered. all six of them hurried up the hill.

ryan yates is the director. a lot of cite sip that farmers aren't getting tough enough restrictions. respond to that. it seems to be the pervasive theme coming out of the news. it's not tough enough on farmers. what do you say to that? >> we are witnessing a severe and historic drought. and the impact that are being felt locally are quite tremendous. as governor brown says in his executive order we have to do things differently. and we can be sure farmers are going to be willing to do their best to conserve water supplies for the future. jenna: the "new york times" is mapping out some of the criticism of farmers saying they are drilling too many wells too deep. they are choosing the wrong crops that take a lot of water. like almonds'. what do you say you shouldn't be drilling so much or drilling so deep. >> drilling is part of agriculture. the reason we are seeing increased. you'ving is because of the drought. when you see snow pack levels we are seeing them at 5% of normal. when the surface water supply is dimi

>> i guess i wonder is the existing social graph like facebook knows who my friends are and i cure yate that by kicking people off or meeting new people. linked in has a different graph of me. twitter a third graph. but there's a lot of overlapping. but are -- is there an expectations of these businesses that people will have dozens of social graphs or that the couple of companies who own that will own everything on top of that? >> that's a good question. meerkat launched using twitter's. i think the tv graph is very relevant to maybe a twitter but it could be different as well. the people you watch on tv are different. >> that's ryan hoover. we'll be right back. >> over the holiday weekend chances are you might be drinking some wine. it's easter after all. vino is an interesting young business. even has a data base of over 300,000 restaurant wine lists with reviews. >> we think that people should drink what they like. and a lot of cases people don't know what they like. >> as long as they're not driving. >> exactly. >> i don't want them to be in their car right now. >> please wait unti

bill clinton signed the defensive marriage act into law he's now repute yated that.a position on same sex marriage he no longer holds. people change and you're talking a law that was signed in the 90s, then state senator obama supported the law. the contexts are different because illinois for example, has legal same sex marriage. indiana, arkansas do not. second of all, as you point out, these laws are drafted differently. i don't want to bore the viewers with all the details, but one of them has to do with whether or not it's religious rights of individual versus business. another has to do with whether or not the government has to be part of this dispute. is the government telling you to do something? that's the law clinton signed. this has to do with two individuals, doesn't necessarily have a government playing a role. >> hearing from people in governor hutchinson's office in arkansas apparently he was scheduled to sign it this morning. >> he was going to sign it. >> i wonder if everything in indiana made him stop and think, maybe i'll tweak it a bit and make it

the slave owner, if that's what rue mill yates him, he's got a lot to cover up.derful story. including the slave owner. his mom marched for civil rights. look how far mechanic has come. he could say v said, look. >> that's the problem. how does this arguably reflect on him as a man to have an ancestor who is a slave owner. why not just own it? in the e-mails you can hear them say, this is not a good decision by him. who he points out anderson cooper is descended from at least one slave owner. it doesn't reflect on anderson. no, anderson came out and said he felt bad he had an ancestor that's a slave owner, but the country has changed. he believes america bears collective guilts for the sins of the past and there's no repentance. he could say my ancestors were never a part of that. that's the only logical reason behind that. pretty much everybody's ancestors did things that were bad. that's the point. we progressed beyond that. if ben an fleck can't see that that's the problem. despite he's been in "reindeer games." >> you're giving props to "gone girl". >> to be

described the health workers trying to treat this family, they themselves also fainted and got affix yated by virtue of contact with this toxic chemical dropped from barrel bombs. >> what is the red line? there's controversy of what happened in 2012. those chemical weapons were disposed of so there was a good outcome although it was controversial the way it went down. this war has been going on four years. 200,000 people have died. you have been a passionate advocate for doing something. why can't the united nations and the world act? >> well, first, let me say that dismantling the declared chemical weapons program is important. attacks like the kind in august 2013 killed more than 1,000 people in one swoop. the horror of those image are ones none of us will forget. that was one of the attacks the regime carried out. it is a violation of international law. it's as brutal for a victim as sarin would be. the challenge is of course russia and the fact russia supported the regime through thick and thin and almost ir suspect the attacks. we need it like a -- considered like a weapon of war. >>

"washington post" columnist clinton yates is a big baseball fan. he says the high-end amenities aren't for him, but everyone should find a place at the ballpark this year. >> they seem to have really found a way to maximize every built of space in here to make it as glailt of a ballpark as it can be. >> reporter: don't forget, they now have metal detectors. come prepared. in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >> that food looks good. tom tweeted out cool pictures during his visit to the ballpark. a behind-the-scenes look at the nbc washington app. >>> we could use some warm weather to get us in the mood, doug. what do you think? >> springlike weather? >> yeah, that would be nice. >> i'm got that for you at least over the next few days, six out of seven all look to be above average. something we have not said much at all this season. take a look outside right now. toward the rockville area, towards bethesda off in the distance, a very nice shot this evening. really nice with those blue skies. look at this shot toward citi cam showing the potomac riv

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lynch's second in command, acting deputy attorney general sally yates is awaiting a vote by the senate to head the civil rights division which seems critical now vanita gupta the haven't had nomination hearings. so while loretta lynch will take office on monday there is still plenty of reason to tell republicans in the senate, # set the date. still to come this morning, the good news about ben affleck feeling ashamed and the man who played chris partlow on "the wire." look like this. feel like this. look like this. feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable ones. their soft cushioning support means you can look like this. and feel like this. dreamwalk. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. we all enter this world with a shout and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is creating industry-leading programs and tools that help people stay on medicines as their doctors prescribed. it could help save tens of thousands of lives e

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ximena: tienes algo muy importante, estabas en bikini, y yate.ner baladas, las canciones de desamor, las que duelen en el alma, ¿cuÁl prefieres? regulo: disfruto los dos son estilos muy diferentes. depende del estado de Ánimo. paola: tambiÉn disfrutas el rock and roll. regulo: sÍ, siempre, siempre ha gozado desde chico, y trato de incorporarlo mucho en mis canciones, algunas canciones, de repente en una canciÓn sale una tonada. paola: alguna vez no se te olvidÓ naveta -la letra de una canciÓn? regulo: mes sigue pasando, pero soy compositor, y voy improvisando. el paola: gracias a la insistencia de tu hermano ramiro, que mÁs descanse, Él fue el que mÁs se impulsÓ para hacerlo. regulo: fui compositor, y Él me animaba a lanzarme como cantante. paola: ¿quÉ te decÍa? regulo: buscÓn oportunidad para grabar tus propios temas, aceptÉ, gracias a él aquÍ estamos. paola: van a ser cuatro aÑos de su partida, el 7 de marzo, imagino que es una fecha que no podrÁs olvidar jamás, ¿cuÁnta falta te hace? regulo: una pieza muy importante, como profesional, y como f

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gary was from fort yates and was born november 4, 1947. he served in the marine corps' third reconnaissance battalion. gary was 20 years old when he died on may 13, 1968. gary's father served in the army during the korean war and was stationed in germany where gary was born. gary spent one year at dickinson state university before enlisting. gary's sister linda remembers him as an outgoing person who loved to help people when he had a chance. he was an honor student and enjoyed playing sports, including wrestling football, and rodeo. when he wasn't busy with sports gary was helping his father -- helping his father work on their cattle ranch. gary's hometown friends and fellow soldiers report that gary was killed in vietnam while leading a mission to retrieve his lieutenant's body one month before gary was scheduled to return home to his family in the united states. larry olson. larry was from mchenry. he was born june 26 1945. he served in the army's 25th infantry division. larry died on june 19 1968. he was 22 years old. larry's grandfath