Supreme Court Justice clarence thomas. He joined the court in 1991. He talks about his life and career. The event was hosted by library of congress and the Supreme Court Fellows Program. Good afternoon. Justice thomas who is in the room downstairs, distinguished guests, and congress. Thank you for joining the law library of congress and the United States Supreme Court today for the 2018 Supreme Court Fellows Program annual lecture. My name is jane sanchez, and i have the honor of serving as the 25th law librarian of congress. A little bit about the library the law library serves as the nations custodian of a legal and legislative collection of nearly three million items from all countries and Legal Systems of the world. Our foreign Law Specialists are a Diverse Group of foreigntrained attorneys who provide information and analysis on over 270 jurisdictions in the world. Our skilled law excuse me our skilled law library staff, both americantrained attorneys and law librarians, also prov
Conditions where people with dementia can live with a better quality of life. And, one family in china says the country has a long way to go to improve its judicial system. Japanese government officials are searching for a way to bring freelance journalist kenji goto back home. Theyve been trying to use every diplomatic channel available to reach out to members of Islamic State who are believed to be holding him hostage. And theyre also seeking assistance from their jordanian counterparts. The militant group is demanding that the government of jordan free sagida al rishawi in exchange for gotos release. Shes a death row inmate convicted of a 2005 terrorist attack. But people in the country say she should be exchanged for a jordanian pilot who was captured last month by extremists. Translator i want jordan and japan to closely cooperate and to the jordanian pilot and japanese journalist goto return to their homes, smiling. Japans top Government Spokesperson says theres been no contact f
100,000 daily coronavirus cases on wednesday. More on that a little later. Lets get right to the latest on our election results. Here is where the road to 270 stands right now. It hants changed much over the last few hours or so. Election workers across the county counting ballots at this very minute in many states. Lets start out west. Here is a look at the state of play in arizona with 86 of the vote in there. Still too close to call. The difference roughly 68,000 votes. Vice President Biden with a narrow lead in arizona. From arizona to georgia. We are expecting expecting being the operative word new votes to be dropped in just a few moments out of Fulton County. Georgia still too close to call with 96 of the precincts reporting. President trump with a slight lead there. The difference, though, about 18,000 votes. To nevada we go. In nevada you can see vice President Biden with a slight lead. Still too close to call. The difference in nevada, just 7,647 votes. We expect an update on
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investigation. what are the government s top law specialists, more on that, what it means to the probe. and in the second season of united shades of america, exploring the country, various groups and sub cultures. tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern, unlocking myths surrounding puerto ricans, epic journey from new york city to the captivating island itself. so puerto ricans are american citizens. not by choice. in 1898, the united states invades and claims it as a prize from the spanish american war. you believe that puerto rico would be better off if officially a state? yes. independence hasn t worked, not because we haven t tried but because we have been so repressed. puerto ricans can t vote for the president. that s true. that doesn t make sense, right? that doesn t make sense. if barack obama would move to