hey yeah. as evan waits for his next day in court, his parents say they understand the conviction rate in russia as just about 100% so they don t have a lot of hope right now that he will be freed anytime soon, but they were given some relief when they got to physically see and speak with evan at his last pretrial detention hearing. it s even harder now to leave him there. then it was the first time trying not to think about anything. it s just very hard. that was part of a new interview evans family did with the wall street journal who employs evan, his parents say when they saw him. he appeared to be in good spirits and strong despite his tough circumstances. now just this week, u. s ambassador to russia than tracy was granted access to evan for the first time in nearly three months. we re also learning the kremlin may now be signaling they re open to the idea of exchanging evan for one of their own in a prisoner swap , but evan s parents and sister danielle, say right now
the judge saying it was the most massive attack on free speech in u.s. history. we disagree with this decision and the d.o.j. is reviewing this. i won t get ahead of what their evaluation and options they ll take on moving forward. bill: next we can chris wray will publicly testify at the house judiciary committee. republicans on that committee are investigating allegations of political bias within the f.b.i. and d.o.j. meanwhile, law enforcement agencies bracing for a legal battle that may ultimately reach the u.s. supreme court. d.o.j., david spunt, picks it up from there. it is picking up as we await an appeals court hearing on the social media order. several federal law enforcement sources privately told me there are serious concerns about this injunction that on the surface would block them from talking to social media companies. d.o.j. is appealing that ruling from u.s. district court judge based in louisiana who issued the injunction on tuesday on july 4th stoppi
debt to get an education. that is how we actually solve this problem. republicans ask why people who repaid their loans should cover the bills of others? aishah. aishah: chad pergram live for us. thanks. bill: federal judge s injunction is now being hailed as a free speech victory. members of law enforcement are warning it could hurt their ability to fight crime. interesting twist on that. brand-new hour begins now. dana has the day off today. summertime in the city and i m bill hemmer. aishah: hot and humid, we love it. good to see you out there. i m a aishah hosni the justice department is appealing the finding of government talking with social media companies. the white house said this having
thunderstorms into this region into biloxi and new orleans. it is a little hot and steamy in the south but it is pretty much hot all over. it is tough to find any place in the country where there are cool temperatures right now. welcome to summertime in the city! bonnie, thank you. the utah governor s office is investigating a list of alleged illegal immigrants distributed to media and government offices. the list of more than 1,300 names included addresses, social security numbers and pregnancy due dates? officials are investigating whether state government data was used to compile the list. a latino activist talked about the concerns on cnn s american morning. what exactly was on this list? we talked about it a little bit but this goes into some pretty detailed stuff. yes. good morning. obviously the list that has become famous now contains a lot of personal information and we ve been finding out over the last few days that not everyone or entirely that the people