welcome to the nine, tomorrow at this time, we are going to be in the american canyon. we will talk about our trip a little later on, so that is coming up. now, let s get to the news, we do have some serious news to get to. the u.s. supreme court is very busy this morning, we start with breaking news from the nation s highest court of justice is, they are talking about adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census. they ruled that the trump administrations explanation is insufficient, the justiclegal a is a setback for the president but that does not resolve the issue, the trump administration says it needs to ask this question because they want to improve enforcement of the voting rights act, but critics fear asking somebody there citizenship stance will discourage millions of minorities from filling out the census and lead to an inaccurate count of the population, affecting congressional representation. every question matters. we can no longer live in fear. and it is
complex on becrest road on east-west highway. weave a team in our newsroom trying to figure o exactly what happened here. we ll brings you updates here and in our nbc whington app online. the biggest college admissions scam ever uncovered is unful raing tonight. that s right. wealthymericans caught buying their children s way into prestigious schools, takingte co spots other students worked to earn. this scandal centers around some of our y coun most elite universities, yale, stanford, ucla, eight in all, including georgetown. we re working for you tonight with team coverage. shomari stone is hearing from local students furious over this news as they get ready to aly for college. first, leon harris explains how shism worked and who is going down for it. leon? jim and doreen, the schools involved unwittingly admitteho students w wealthy parents paid seone to inflate their test scores and create phony athletic records. that man isilliam singer. he pleaded guilty tod
and went after a guest. reporter: two miles away and two hours later, surveillance video with miller straggling and his forehead covered in blood caught attention at the travel lodge. he was intoxicated and i thought maybe he bumped his head. reporter: police say it was across the street that miller tried to get into someone else s room at the marriott. he is charged with assaulting a 79-year-old man and his 29-year-old son. his agent says he s trying to get to the bottom of what happened. so are police. the 49ers released miller from the team. he s been ordered to appear in court friday afternoon. this is not miller s first arrest. he faced charges after getting into a fight with his girlfriend last year. david louie joins us live for that part of the story. bruce miller s counsellor gave him high marks about learning about abuse and how kit lead to aggressive bruce miller was ordered to take a domestic violence class that covered anger issues and alcohol use. he
hours after his arrest and we have team coverage with new information and new details about the new one. we begin with a abc7 news reporter outside of the san francisco marriott. melanie? reporter: this is where the fight happened around 2:35 monday morning that led to bruce miller s arrest. employees say they escorted him from a hot spot after he tried to take customers food. in his booking photo you can see his stitches. sundays are for the day earlier at tom house on union street. miller was with friends here. the general manager says he was alone when he came in at 11:50 sunday night. he did wobble standing. he did lean on things to keep himself up. reporter: miller looking at the meat for a while. he really wanted a sandwich. the trouble was is that he didn t seem to have money. he gave up and sat down about 20 minutes and stood up. and went after a guest. reporter: two miles away and two hours later, surveillance video with miller straggling and his for
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