In colorado. First, outside, shaping up to be a nice day. 39 degrees right now. The lisa hidalgo, eric lupher out and about this morn. This is part of the freebies. We are kind of raking leaves. Paul davis restoration, working with this and they are raking and coffee and donuts. Tt doing. Drinking coffee and eats doe naught nut. Been working. Its early, i dont want to cheers, but youre having a good time . We are. Thank you for having us. And looking for the viewers at the forecast on wednesday. Temperatures near 70 degrees. Wear a jacket, bundle up, this afternoon, highs near 70. It is going to be a warm one. Nice. Going to be warm. Well see you in a few minutes. I like that. Lets get back to work, hands somebody a rake. Very nice. On the east side of town, 70 and 225 there, the east and westbound side and so far through stapleton, going to be nice. And a lot more congestion on the southbound side of 25. Nothing there, but almost every day in the last week, an of problem. On the roefr
Bank, second, big story, what is he thinking . Donald trump keeps the womens weight issue o alive, at 3 00 this morning, it was out tweeting again about the butt queen media is pounding him again. And what is she thinking Hillary Clinton faith foreign leader Angela Merkel changed germany for ever opened door to millions of muslim migrate immigrants media is ignoring that you cant ignore this, veterinarian veterinari Varney Company we are about to begin. Who i is your favorite world leader. Oh, let me think. What am one favorite iss Angela Merkel an extraordinary strong leader during difficult times, in europe. Which has obvious about implications for the rest of the world particularly our country and i hope i will have the opportunity to work with her. In the future. We wanted to let you hear what she said, Hillary Clinton says favorite foreign leader is Angela Merkel of germany more on that in a moment, look to the stock market this friday morning we are going to open ever slightly hi
The National Review previewed high cases the court will consider this year. Ramesh ponnuru moderates this hour and 15 minute discussion. From the washington, d. C. Center. The National Review and the Pacific Legal foundation is honored to welcome you here today with the hurricane coverage and the to hundreds of thousands of people across the country who are tuning in by cspan. We would also like to thank jones day for this nice roof and Staff Assistance to for putting this together. As for plf, our interest in the Supreme Court mirrors brief attention. We will have as many as eight petitions pending before the justice involving cases that we have filled and i think that is probably the most of any Public Interest legal organization. We have seven straight wins in the Supreme Court. So we hope to extend that string of victories this term. And finally, scoutus blog has noted we are the most famous brief filers for the court. Our guest will talk about the most important Supreme Court case
Blocks we need. Here is what the challengers are saying. They are saying the Voting Rights justification says section five is no longer in effect and you should not be able to defend the deviations that have a pattern of difference between the majority districts based on the statues that are no longer enforceable. If that argument is accepted there is a lot more maps around the country subject to challenge. The other argument is that is a sham, it was done for partisan reasons, contrary to the finding and fact of the District Court, and that is an interesting argument in addition to the fact it defies the ruling of the District Court in terms of the facts. The amount of partisanship is so small it is tiny compared to maps that have been upheld by the Supreme Court in previous cases. What you have here is an effort to use these minor deviations in populations to ratchet up the level of scrutiny in the drawing of district maps to the point where you would have a double standard. Some map
Nonattainment so the first incentive is to have dirty air before we can get clean air. Theres something wrong with the rules and regulations. We need to build common sense in this relationship and it really benefits the public if they can do that. Marriage has been a contentious issue and we recently saw the county clerk spent time in jail after she refused to issue a license to a couple and you say in utah you were able to bring religious groups in common ring groups in, reach some kind of accommodation understanding. Tell us about what happened in utah and exactly how thats working there. As everybody knows, it gets an emotional issue on all sides. Its probably not just both sides. There are different variations of both sides out there so how do you bring people together better in some ways diametrically opposing each other because of religious belief . Most people believe in equal opportunity and nondiscrimination but they want to be able to worship or express their religious belief