Consuming passion. Hes very careful and in his decisions and his analysis. Making sure that he has followed, um, you know the law the president and he doesnt doesnt create law. How is that . Hes following the law. Reporter Temple University Law School Professor mary levee argued cases before the Third Circuit and says hardiman enjoys a sterling reputation even among those on the other side of the political aisle. He applies he applies the law very fairly in all of his cases much hes extremely well prepared. Hes just hes a terrific judge and highly qualified. Reporter remember that vote for president you cast back in november . Or didnt cast because you were too busy or didnt much care for either candidate. Keep that in mind when President Trump names hardiman or another judge to this lifetime position interpreting the laws by which we live. This isnt something that lasts for years. But this is something that lasts, corks last 20, 30, maybe more than 30 years. So it will impact individu
[ applause ] across the country and the world watched this moment tonight at the white house. Right during prime time President Donald Trump announced his pick for the next Supreme Court justice. And that is neil gorsuch. The president says gorsuch has a brilliant mind license use it to defend our nations constitution. Good evening, im lucy noland. Im iain page. If the Senate Confirms him, gorsuch will fill the seat left vacant after the death of Antonin Scalia nearly a year ago. Heres what we know about neil gorsuch. 49yearold currently serves as a federal appeals judge in denver youngest nominee and more than 20 years. The colorado native went to Harvard Law School and clerked for Supreme Court justices byron white and anthony kennedy. Politically speaking he is conservative which is expected to ignite a fight from Senate Democrats but tonight he vowed to up hold the constitution regardless of party lines. Standing here in a house of history and acutely aware of my own imperfections
A busy day here in carson city. But not a lot of discussion about the Convention Center expansion. Its the more expensive half of Senate Bill One that has lawmakers debating. To build or not to build . The most contentious part of the special session. After day one. Is the debate in the state senate. Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle showing concern over the stadium provision of senate bill 1 monday. st. Sen. Patricia farley r las vegas i want to make sure that again, theyre good jobs, its got a good wage, and that its diversifying our economy, so that r again. St. Sen. Aaron ford d las vegas i mean at the end of the day we have to ask a lot of questions and be able to get some answers, theres a deep divide, a deep split on these issues. St. Sen. Ruben kihuen D North Las Vegas we have students who are sitting on the ground, students who are in portables, why dont we invest this money in our education system, why dont we build new schools . Thats going to put people back to work. P
Valleys news leader. Im brian loftus. Kirsten Joyce and im Kirsten Joyce. State lawmakers return to a special session today. One of the biggest things theyll decide. Is funding for a proposed nfl stadium in las vegas. brian loftus at a price tag of 750 Million Dollars in public monday. Nevada leaders are trying to determine if its worth it. 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us in studio with a recap. Nia . nia wong talks of building this Oakland Raiders to vegas dominated day 1 of the special session. The idea had lawmakers from both sides voicing concerns about the stadium provision of senate bill 1 on monday. The contention was about whether 750 Million Dollars in new room tax revenue should fund the 65thousand seat nfl stadium. Several casino executives including steve wynn and mgm resorts chairman and ceo jim murren. Made their case in favor of the publicallyfunded facility. Saying it would be beneficial and has the support from some in the nfl. Fence and feel the funds used for t
Valleys news leader. Im brian loftus. Kirsten Joyce and im Kirsten Joyce. State lawmakers return to a special session today. One of the biggest things theyll decide. Is funding for a proposed nfl stadium in las vegas. brian loftus at a price tag of 750 Million Dollars in public monday. Nevada leaders are trying to determine if its worth it. 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us in studio with a recap. Nia . nia wong talks of building this Oakland Raiders to vegas dominated day 1 of the special session. The idea had lawmakers from both sides voicing concerns about the stadium provision of senate bill 1 on monday. The contention was about whether 750 Million Dollars in new room tax revenue should fund the 65thousand seat nfl stadium. Several casino executives including steve wynn and mgm resorts chairman and ceo jim murren. Made their case in favor of the publicallyfunded facility. Saying it would be beneficial and has the support from some in the nfl. Fence and feel the funds used for t