vladimir putin? well, when he walks into that meeting he s going to face some intense pressure from some of the members. they have been talking about a no-fly zone, which he s vetoed, they have been talking about peacekeeping forces in ukraine, which he s also said united states cannot support. but there are a number of other things on the list that conceivably he can say yes so in order to keep the unity of nato and to also keep the pressure on the russians. forward nato basing. literally as he was in the air, the secretary general of nato said four battle groups would be dispatched from nato troops, to the four members of nato who border on ukraine. but also going to be some discussion, i m sure, about freeing up s300 anti-aircraft systems, these are old soviet era, russian anti-aircraft systems in the hands of some of the central european countries, some talk i suspect about the
other it. justice breyer seems to shut the door at least in my reading of the language to the idea you would get back in court anything like this type of challenge that would require what we might call a governmental or theoretical approach. that is to say, not a case where a person says, oh, the way obamacare works has injured me, let me show you how. but it s state versus federal, which is the history. we ve seen conservative states find any which way to challenge. looking at one part of the authority opinion here, breyer writes, cannot support the indications that support them. our case speaks to a certain injury of the state s threatened enforcement today or in the future. translation, quote, you can t just say because there s a rule from the feds you don t like, you re injured. a lot of this if you want to
crops and trying to feed his family. and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can write any kind of peace not if you want and probably more than two countries. access starts in full thirty years on t.w. . there will be a great mystery to depend on that produced a long. break on film and much more in a revival free after the ferry i personally take the bus to work every day and that proves that all of them have the right. so that someone expects them point. to bring the population growth worldwide to a halt this one. cannot support ever increasingly
along the southern border, that is a different story. pelosi and other leaders have left that open. that possibility open. wait a minute. it sounds, melanie, this is a semantics game. the president talking about a wall. he has been somebody who had the 20 to 30 foot high concrete wall. then slats. now whatever. now he is back to the wall. there was a long sense on capitol hill that it could be the key to unlocking the stale stalemate and walk away and trump saying i did get something. pelosi and democrats saying we did not give him what he wants. the signs i have seen is trump is going back to the hard line position of it has to be a concrete wall. he no longer is open to the idea of fencing or the steel slat barriers. i think that is why at the end of the day, you will see negotiators come up with something that the president cannot support.
there aren t that many people here. in other parts of the region, and it is a massive area, there are reports of long lines of people waiting for the basics of food, water and ice. the help is coming in. the problem is the need is tremendous, wolf. that s what people are running up against five days in. also, tomorrow the first people will be allowed to return into mexico beach. however, they can t come back to live. they re only allowed to come in for a day, retrieve what they can and leave. this town, city officials say, cannot support the people that once lived here, at least not now. wolf. a horrible situation. martin, thank you. martin savidge reporting for us. just ahead, are the saudis manipulating president trump with their changing story about missing journalist jamal khashoggi and the theory about, quote, rogue killers? and the president, he says he doesn t care that senator elizabeth warren now has dna proof of her native american ancestry. will voters care if and when