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instance, back in december, he won £140,600 from mirror group newspapers for 15 unlawful instances of information gathering and he settled a further 115 two months later in february. that is not what this one is about. behind me at the high court, these photographers are not particularly expecting prince harry, norare not particularly expecting prince harry, nor are we, not particularly expecting prince harry, norare we, to not particularly expecting prince harry, nor are we, to turn up, but there are some high profile celebrities involved in the general claim including hugh grant. what is today about? it is an amendment proceeding. remember, this is a civil case. the actual trial as to potentially whether there has been unlawful interceptions of information against harry would not be due to take place until next year. in this instance, we don t yet know until it is presented in court what the documents are going to say. but you would imagine that the prince s lawyers ....
claims that hospital staff tried to access the princess of wales private medical records are being looked at by the information commissioner s office. the data protection watchdog said it had received a report of a breach, and was assessing the information. the daily mirror which broke the story alleges at least one staff member at the london clinic in marylebone was involved. the paper says that an investigation there has already begun. simonjones reports. seen out and about at the weekend, the prince and princess of wales visiting their local farm shop in windsor. catherine s recovery from abdominal surgery seemingly going well. royal officials have always insisted she wants the precise details of her treatment to remain private. but this morning s mirror is reporting claims that while she was at the london clinic, at least one member of staff tried to access her medical notes without permission, allegedly breaching her confidentiality. catherine spent 13 nights ....
with you. an amazing program and thank you for introducing us to adrienne and care portal.org. fox news alert. president biden is facing an angry revolt in his own party as he considers using executive action to restrict asylum claims at the border after three years of turning a blind eye to the out of control migrant crisis. this is quite an amazing story and admission of defeat from this white house. welcome to a brand-new hour of america s newsroom. i m dana perino. bill: he is a great guy, isn t he? i m bill hemmer good morning at home. the crisis touching every aspect of american life. it has brought a lot of chaos to communities large and small from coast to coast. now a sign of concern he is about the impact come november the president is considering major executive action after claiming over and over his hands are tied and putting the blame on congress and republicans serving there. [inaudible]. president biden: they need to give me the money i need to pro ....
it has been an enormous it has been an enormous logistical it has been an enormous logistical challenge, if nothing else. absolutely. this polling station behind me is very accessible, just one of 820,000 polling stations across the country that spans the space of the continental united states, thousands of islands. they have done it before and they do it very well. there has been aided of a problem with the weather, a massive thunderstorm, the debtor but as far as we can tell, the vote has gone well, turnout is pretty good. behind me, there are observers watching the officials, as they go through the count. they had in the president and they are doing the vice president now. they also have other votes for regional parliament has well. there are huge numbers of candidates they have to go through. it is a big job they are getting it done and they expect to have a fairly definitive result reallyjust by the end of the day, within a few hours. polls that have been conduc ....
case after liberal justice brown jackson recused herself. all conservative justices siding with the majority. they decided both programs do violate the 14th amendment equal protection clause and therefore unlawful. shannon bream, chief legal correspondent is watching it for us. this is a big day. we look back 19 years ago. in 2003 justice sandra day o connor was the swing or deciding vote in what was a landmark supreme court case over race. perhaps the most divisive social, political and cultural issue in the country s history. fast forward to today. tell us about the conservative court majorities blocking colleges using race as part of the admissions process. this case came from a group of asian-american students part of the emphasis saying we re being harmed by the way the race is being used in admissions processes. justice gorsuch during the arguments about this policy said what are you supposed to tell asian american applicants who have coaches telling them try to ....