again? it is potentially a controversy. one of the curiosities about this issue is the supreme court never said what natural born citizen means. the consensus seems to be that if you are a naturalized citizen, you are not a natural born citizen. if you became a citizen by birth as cruz did to an american mother in canada, you are a natural born citizen. i think it is likely that cruz is eligible to be president. so politically speaking, the birther movement went after president barack obama suggesting he wasn t even born in this country. if that s the case, it would be identical to the ted cruz circumstance with an american mother born on foreign soil which would make the president, who has proven through birth certificate releases and is a done issue that he was born in this country. wouldn t it be exactly same?
applies to prisoners who signed a do not resuscitate order at the time they underwent this strike. typically prisoners would not try to save an inmate with a dnr. prison officials say some inmates were coerced into this hunger strike against their will. officials say it hasn t resorted to forced feeding yet but it might have to. the california department of corrections say nearly 200 inmates are refusing their meals. half of them started six weeks ago. they re protesting solitary confinement and some of the health care issues in the prison that they re in prisons that they re in. our cnn senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin joins me now about this case. you see people that signed their own orders. how is someone to determine whether they are coerced into a do not resuscitate and now can you go against someone s own wishes regardless if they are coerced. this case is before felton henderson. what he s trying to do is honor
you won t believe the harsh words. you ll hear it when we re on the case next. but she loved it so much. i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she s right behind me isn t she? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips fiber good gummies. they re fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support regularity! i want some. [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips .
many people to see this man s face. it will be tough, but it will be short. this hearing will be done mostly by video conference. we don t expect jarrod ramos to appear in the courtroom. we expect they will discuss and then dismiss the possibility of bail for mr. ramos who will almost certainly remain behind bars until the next hearing. talk about the defamation suit ramos fired against the paper. sure, ramos beef with the capital gazette goes back to 2011. that s when he pled guilty on a harassment case. the paper wrote a column about it. it s a fascinating story. ramos in this column is described as someone who reached out to someone he knew in high school on facebook. it developed into this relationship. the woman involved said was harassment. ramos pled guilty to it. a year later, ramos filed suit for defamation. the next year in 2013, that suit
newsroom in maryland. jillian: 5 men gunned down by this man, jarrod ramos, one sued the paper for defamation. griff jenkins in annapolis where jarrod ramos is to face the judge a few hours from now. reporter: we are learning more about jarrod ramos who is going to appear at 10:30 this morning to face five counts of first-degree murder when he blasted a 2:30 in the afternoon in the newsroom behind me killing five, injuring two. jarrod ramos s history of making threats was well-known on social media particularly in the courtroom, there was a definition lawsuit against the paper for articles they wrote about his conviction in a harassment case. the woman he was harassing told officials jarrod ramos would be the next mass shooter. we are also learning the names