debate -- >> 's is the debate that is settled that is if were not asked skin you to do something except and identify yourself and if who is going to do the action is either the government or a third-party, that is the balance that we have structs. it it is not a substantial burden if someone else is going to do the act that you are objecting to. >> justice souter meyer, that is the only action involved is a third-party action like an part of the board and against roy case, you're right, that's not a substantial burden, but when the government says and it needs more, i want to be as clear, admits on pages 87 - 89 of their brief that they need more just to know that we raise our hand and opt out. they also need additional information out. they also need additional information about our insured. they require more. >> so who is the and then they have an independent contract. the insurer or the tpa is if as an independent obligation that is imposed by the government. not the company. >> justice ginsburg, that is true if and only if we provide the form. it. it is not just the informati

with or implement house bill 2's restrictions on restroom access. an extension was requested by north carolina and was under active consideration. but instead of replying to our offer, or providing a certification, this morning the state of north carolina and its governor chose to respond by suing the department of justice. as a result of their decisions, we are now moving forward. today, we are filing a federal civil rights lawsuit against the state of north carolina, governor pat mccrory, the north carolina department of public safety and the university of north carolina. we he aare seek a court order, well as a state wide bar on enforcement. while the lawsuit seeks declaratory leaf,relief, and th university of north carolina as this case proceeds. but this action is about a great deal more than bathrooms. this is about the dignity and the respect that we accord our fellow citizens and the laws that we as the people and as a country have enacted to protect them, indeed to protect all of us. and it is about the founding ideals that have led to this country haltingly in the dire

. overall, for the month of may as we wrap it up, not too shabby for the stock market. the s & p 500, broader measure than the dow, and the nasdaq, the tech stocks posted the best gains. the nasdaq up more than 3.5% for the month. disney, you want to look at individ was a downer for the dow today. disney down by more than 1%. "alice through the looking glass," this johnny depp movie, i don't know if you saw these numbers but it brought in $34 million over the four day memorial day weekend as it opened up. now, that compares with $116 million for the original "alice in' would wonderland." not a good weekend. >>> trump, meantime, taking heat for taking on the media. what a news conference today. should he be? >> he's a sleaze. you're a sleaze. you know the facts and you know the facts well. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, bec

for 50 years. >> this is absurd. carboncarbon monoxide is a gas s essential nor life on earth and your guests are dem kwonizeing it like tobacco, cancer -- it's absurd. the idea that these kids can't be told there's an alternative perspective, then 97% news is myth and fabric base and pulled out of thin air, according to even u.n. scientists. the fact that kids can't hear a frame of this -- you can get a job in the portland school system. comes down to conformity must be enforced in the name of diversity and they cannot allow dissent. it's sad. >> mark, thank you so much. taryn, thank you for being here. >> it's not just long lines. summer travelers are dealing with. we're getting new warnings about the zika virus coming to america. doctors are starting to worry. should you in ladies, why just dream of worry-free nights? i'm linda, and like millions of women worldwide i trust tena. and with new tena overnight underwear i can now sleep worry free all night. the unique secure barrier system gives me triple protection from leaks, odor and moisture so i can keep being a sweet dreamer.

financial partner, progress is possible. >> h-a-s-t. >> that is correct. [cheering] >> look at these kids. you'd think they were on the same team put they were actually competing against each other for hours last night at the nationa. it was a dramatic night back good and forth competition, ending in a tie for the third year in a row. and the debate on social media started almost immediately. critics blasting the fact that there was no winner after all of the buildup. emily is one of them. she says america needs to get back to having winners but kirstin doesn't have a problem with it. emily, you first. i'm on your side in this one. >> well, yeah. so i mean, look at this. we have to congratulate the students. they're inincredibly gel generals but what kind of messages to this send? the first thing i thought when saw the protests at the university of missouri and cal state university you can make a direct connection between what we were taught when we were kids that our feelings trump reality and the sting of defeat is not as important as our feelings and what is happening on college camp p

inflation is taking hold. can't even tell you what the rate, it's meaningless. up 500%, 600's for basic food groups over the last year. what we're seeing here is the middle class and the -- by tax rates. people in venezuela say we're starving we have no choice but to go through farm. with the looting of the grocery trucks on the highway. regular people are driving by and joining in the looting. they're stealing rice in this image. we're getting even more video in this image you see the national guard at some point but they're standing by, not doing anything, letting it happen. so we have venezuela in a two-month state of emergency right now, neil. their fears, widespread fears in venezuela that the military will crack down and there be a news blackout. they're denying medical help from the world health organization because the leader doesn't want to be embarrassed. a direct quote from people in venezuela. socialism as venezuelans have experienced it has been collapsing. so it's a severe debt problem, twice as bad as what argentina faced in 2001. so this is a fast-moving story, and it's

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? >> i think in 800's case the plane didn't do anything unusual other than the fact the front of the plane unzipped and it continued to climb. i'm not a pilot but a lot of pilots talking on your channel, there were probably stops on the software in both boeing jets and in this airbus that would make that a very difficult maneuver to make if it could be made at all against the bumpers on the software. so that certainly points to the fact that there's something out of the ordinary going on here, and certainly wouldn't surprise me if it ended up being that. >> james, where did those 20 years snag. >> i don't know. you look younger but i don't. >> i don't know. james, thank you. just a reminder, the knee-jerk response. he came up with a very different result with 800. more after this. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it

. but the problem is s what does trump stand for, he says he's for devaluing is debt, then he says he's not for devaluing the debt. he says he's for neutralizing palestine, then he says he's not. it's not clear what he's for and what he's not for, if he could just make himself clear in terms of what jibes with the republican party. he's like a wizard, the guy's got unearthly powers to attract voters. >> let's say the pressure is building as such in the party, get on the trump train, and if you're not on the trump train, you're not a republican. what does ben stein say to that? >> ben stein says anyone who says he's a republican is a republican, but i think trump is outside of the republican main stream right now. i would like for him to listen, not just the voices in his head, but listen to what the party is saying, we are a party of conservatives, we're a party of a strong foreign policy, we're not a party of america first and withdrawing from the world. we're the only country in the world that can defend freedom. let's get that straight, mr. trump and then we'll all be on board,

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