approval to regulate carbon to essentially have a centralized energy plan run out of the epa bureaucracy. the white house will continue to want to have that even if the supreme court overruled some of this stuff at the margin. jon: if the supreme court agrees with some of the opponents and the regulations, many people are saying this supports the case particularly this administration has been way too zealous using executive power to accomplish what it wants. this is built i guess on republican objections to things like the administration saying they are not going to defend, they will allow gay marriage to go through marijuana laws, and the affordable care act would be the number one, but it really
jenna: new fallout today in the nfl bullying scandal. many dolphins firing more people after a scathing report on how the team handled the case. in the newsroom with more. reporter: the quickest way to fix a problem or shift a culture the locker room is to start at the top. offense of line coach and head trainer were the first two staffers to go. the coach had been with the team for two years. kevin o neill had been with the dolphins organization for 18 years. these moves were the first tentativpunitive steps taken bye miami dolphins since a report on the nfl s investigation of the case was released last week. the wealth report stated dolphins offense of lineman jonathan martin was subjected to a pattern of harassment that included racial slurs and vicious sexual attacks about his mother and sister by three teammates. those teammates, richie
there is cutting involved and patients don t know whether they got surgery or not. jenna: you say patients are obligated but do they volunteer for the clinical trials? there is informed consent but patients might not know they get a the real procedure. there is lot of risk associated with this as i said. you could have reaction to anesthesia. there could be infection. there is notion you shouldn t introduce harm to patients in experimentation without potential benefit. this seems to violate the long-held knowing that we shouldn t do things to patients knowingly hurting them in a clinical trial without benefit. in this case where the patients are not getting real procedure there is no potential for benefit. fda addresses ethical issues. the patients can cross over later on and get second surgery. in many case that is requires second surgery and risks attendant to that. jenna: we reached out to the fda.
this is a big deal, changes the way a lot of sports teams across the country not just baseball address the way they have security in the parking lot and around the stadium, of course dodger stadium has a significant increase in security because of this attack and still court cases involved in this as well. jon: one of the defendants have pleaded guilty now. we expect the other one will plead guilty in the brian stow case. thank you. jenna: we move on as a white house makes a new admission of enrollment. the collateral damage from the botched rollout of the laws damaging the brand in a big way. what is means for the midterms and beyond, what does it mean for the republican party to pick up the slack. an update on on the story we he been telling you about. what the feds are saying about a controversial national license plate data proposal. that was the proposal.
very interesting topic. thanks a lot. jon: in a interesting legal case we re following amanda hayes convicted of murdering her husband s ex-girlfriend but the case may not be over. her team programs to appealconviction. do they stand a chance? the unlikely baseball fan who might become the milwaukee brewers unofficial mascot.