jeff van gundy will join us. don't forget, as soon as the game ends, stay with us for all the postgame interviews. have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go. now you can get fast, reliable internet and save hundreds on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! should i have stopped her? get started with a limited time offer on xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months, plus ask how to get two-hundred-fifty back when you switch to xfinity mobile. >>> welcome back. we count down to pivotal game four between warriors and the raptors. we're only three games into this series and we've had some bizarre stories already. we have a minor dust-up, we've had death threats, a slew of injuries, and here to call tonight's game with all of that in the back drop, jeff van gundy. one of my first takeaways is, are you good wit

. >> we will hear arguments in gundy versus the united states. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, the provision grants power to the nation's top prosecutor to expand the scope of criminal laws and to impose burdensome, sometimes lifetime registration requirements on hundreds of thousands of individuals. it combines criminal law making

. >> reporter: for goodness snakes is the clever name of the company brian gundy has owned for 30 years selling and breeding snakes out of his home in campbell and educating people on his reptiles. >> these are animals that d, mo room. they're my babies. >> reporter: his livelihood and lifelong passion took a hit saturday afternoon. gundy had wrapped up an educational presentation of some of his animals at the martin luther king library in downtown san jose. his car parked on the second level of the fourth and san fernando street garage. he putt his belongings including a duffel bag that looked like this one in a no parking zone before retrieving his car. >> as i was loading up my gear, i realized that the bag that i had my four ball pythons and blue tongue skink inside of that bag were gone and they were just there seconds ago. >> reporter: gundy ran after a group of people he saw walk by his equipment but couldn't catch them. he doesn't think they knew what was inside. >> can you imagine what their emotional response or whatever their reaction when they opened up that bag and saw what

gundy is a nondelegation case. eight justices participated because it was argued the first m, when bretter kavanaugh was still talking to the senate, although it was a tos, rejected the challenge delegating too much power to the attorney general to write the regulations, but justice neil gorsuch wrote a blistering dissent joined in full by john iserts -- some people say, he triangulating in the middle -- joined by roberts and thomas and alito who gave his vote to the majority, wrote separately and did not agree with the reasoning of the liberal justices, basically to say, in a future case when there is a less freakish law, and when there was a majority willing to reconsider nondelegation, he might go in on that. presumably, that means in the next case when justice kavanaugh is participating, alito might go over there, so we might have five hooks to hold congress's feet to the constitutional fire and say you cannot simply pass the truth, goodness and beauty act of 2019 and let the bureaucracy do whatever it wants. t

brian gundy had just finished a show at the library when someone took off with his reptiles. snakes and lizards that require special care. >> this is what we call a white burmesethis. >> when he takes his show on the road, he takes his reptiles to schools, libraries and birthday parties. one of those events was on saturday at the mhk library in down san jose. after the show, he carried boxes filled with snakes and materials to the parking garage across the street. left the boxes and the duffle bag stack in the garage so co-pull his car around to load up. >> in the 45 seconds to a minute and a half that i had left my gear there, somebody took the gym bag. >> in the gym bag were four snakes and a 28 inch blue tongued lizard. >> disheartening to think there are people out there just looking for things to steal. >> reporter: he worries his reptiles won't survive very long outside their climate controlled enclosure. those who have seen his shows worry that the health of the animals and the impact on school kids. >> the kids are thrilled to see them and touch them. and he helps lif

after the show, gundy carried boxes filled with snakes and materials to the parking garage across the street. he left the boxes and the duffle bag stacked in the garage so he could pull his cara round to load up. >> in the 45 seconds to a minute and a half that i ha there, somebody took the gym bag. >> reporter: in the bag were sn blue-tongue lizard. >> it's sad and heartening that people are looking for things to steal. >> reporter: he worries his r reptiles won't survive long outside their closure. >> the kids are thrilled to be able to see the snakes and touch them. and he helps them lose their fear of them. it's a good show. >> reporter: now gundy worries the show has lost some of its main a tracks and hopes someone returns the reptiles, no questions asked. in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> on the peninsula now, in the midst of an epidemic, san carlos is cracking down on vaping. tomorrow the city will begin enforcing its ban of flavored tobacco products. san carlos originally adopted the ordinance six months ago, but then allowed time for off their shelves. as of

so that's gundy. on kaiser it's a very similar set up. you have kagan writing the opinion defending the standard administrative law review and position. the issue in the case was difference were courts deferred to agencies interpretations on the regulation. if the interpretations are not plainly erroneous and are consistent with the regulation the doctrine that goes back in time for a long time. it is called either our difference and its in 1945 decision i believe. you can even trace these cases back into the 19th century. so, it is a long-standing doctrine. conservatives, their big attack has been to challenge the idea that courts should defer to administrative agencies interpretations of either statutes or regulations. this was really a big concern that they have been bringing ever since 2011. justice scalia thought it was unconstitutional and problematic. he had these cases, again coming and coming. ity ended up having to dig because of actions by the trump administration. they finally had that challenge before them and kaiser and thou

just going to go good program it's beautiful it's gundy does socially citizens well i'm going to go no we need to see more especially the younger generation really do need to speak up and stand up so can't you just wish them for the better good of a lot of challenges when the continent and the continent defines us in so many areas where most local got out of the world so you can because you see political situation what the right is so we need more citizens of stand up one individual student walking with us kind of big difference well and even then you might see from the right livelihood towards thank you. our next story is an island kenya and a nursery school serving disadvantaged children. school office free pre-primary education including meals stationery and uniform saying dancing and the author of the curriculum but as you're about to see the school also puts an emphasis on teaching children how to care for the environment. it's ocean. kenya the children might have made a game out of it but for omar ali this is more of a conservation mission. like many of you can countries kenya is

also on the show money for nothing opposition candidate pro gundy wants to give poor in the end so universal basic income sounds like a good idea but can india afford it. this is. business asia. as in berlin welcome american and chinese officials are set to begin a new round of trade talks in washington today the latest efforts to resolve the dispute that has disrupted business across the globe the stakes are high u.s. president donald trump a stretch to raise further tariffs on chinese goods if no deal is reached by march that would hit an already slumping chinese economy and then there's the issue of why way will they won't they that's the question in washington as the world's two biggest economies sit down to work out their differences and subtle their open trade conflict since u.s. president donald trump took office beijing and washington have taken turns slapping each other with ever higher punitive tariffs. the u.s. government argues that china is taking advantage of existing trade regulations using a combination of state subsidy.

rahul gundy, the prime ministerial candidate of the main opposition party, the indian national congress, is expected to pledge that he will forgive farm loans worth billions of dollars if his party comes to power. he and other opposition parties have been attacking mr modi for the matter in which he has handled the economy. apart from the farm crisis, the other big challenge has been jobs. despite rapid economic growth during mr modi's tenure, maintaining employment has been a big challenge. and mrgandhi employment has been a big challenge. and mr gandhi has been challenging him in the polls. with more than half of india's population under the age of 25, the economy needs more than 8 million newjobs every year to absorb the young workforce entering thejob to absorb the young workforce entering the job market. to absorb the young workforce entering thejob market. but to absorb the young workforce entering the job market. but young people looking for employment are facing problems. with everyjob there are ten or 15 people waiting for the samejob. there are ten or 15 people waiting for the

. >> reporter: for goodness snakes is the clever name of the company brian gundy has owned for 30 years selling and breeding snakes out of his home in campbell and educating people on his reptiles. >> these are animals that i hatched, most of them, in this room. they're my babies. >> reporter: his livelihood and lifelong passion took a hit saturday afternoon. gundy had wrapped up an educational presentation of some of his animals at the martin luther king library in downtown san jose. his car parked on the second level of the fourth and san fernando street garage, he put his belongings including a duffel bag that looked like this one in a no parking zone before retrieving his car. >> as i was loading up my gear, i realized that the bag i had my four ball pythons tongued skink inside of that bag were gone and n after a group of people he saw walk by his equipment but couldn't catch them. he doesn't think they knew what was inside. >> can you imagine what their emotional response were on whatever, their reaction when they opened up that bag and saw what they saw? >> reporter: besides a bl

>>gundy been doing stand about 20 minut. >> how many out there have watched pornography? showf affhands no joke here just was checking. gotcha >> people like to say not unmy house. i don't know you so i don't want you in my house. >> oh, stay classy >> at least we got podcast and late night love that. >> i have to go back and vitz season one have you done thb podcast? missing out. >> the southern it half of the country is doughing to feel likic the middle of summer and fall for the northern half of the country. great lakes, today looked perfect. saturday looks nice too. we're hot and humid through texas and the southeast and by sunday we're still going to look nice in areas of the ohio valley through the northeast. you don't get many weekends like this in the northern part of the country.l deing with hit and mid 78 degrees and look at areas of west texas. and we'll continue to watch the heat and we have flood watches to talk about to frqtsz well, tiger woods is struggling now he's in danger of it happening again, not playing or. plnty more to come on your friday, especial

you know stand tall on the world stage what about the opposition congress party and its leader role gundy what do they want to achieve in the coming weeks. once the congress is definitely hoping to you know mount a formidable challenge to modi and his b.g. people but electorally unless he had a question in the congress the strategy because they have really decided to strike out on their own and not fall in line says with bodies that have come together to opposition to more of these so i think up there is a danger that the anti b.j. people could be fragmented and split so i think it remains to be seen whether the true. news is so popular. it would be a very significant role and might be used to determine the outcome of their lives. while there is facing a moral dilemma a test to determine whether an unborn child has down's syndrome there's pressure now for the test to be covered by public health insurance although the test has been around for years the payment issue has triggered a deeper debate about society's acceptance of children with disabilities. sophia is a year and a half old she's

we all started voting the nondelegation doctrine quickly and following gundy in the last term. it's hard to predict with this court, i'd welcome your expert views on where we might head if not this term but further down the line on the nondelegation doctrine. >> if he started learning about the nondelegation doctrine you figure quickly there's not that much to learn. somebody famously said that the nondelegation doctrine had one in 1931 and been downhill since. the supreme court struck down two statutes on nondelegation theories and it really has struggled with how you apply the doctrine. >> explain what it is for peopl- >> for the nondelegation doctrine for those of you who do not wake up thinking about that. [laughter] it's the idea that congress can delegate essentially too much legislative authority to the executive branch were impermissibly delegate too much legislative power to the executive branch if it gives the executive branch assignments without providing any meaningful constraining direction. part of the reason the doctrine has not done particularly well since 1931

jeff van gundy with klay after the game. >> any long-term worries? >> not at all. terrible question, jay. >> that was not a bad question. >> we spent so much time together, more than we do with our families, so some days you might butt heads but at the end of the day we've all got our eyes set on that threepeat and nothing will deter us from that. >> to vegas, baby, for the baby races. pac-12 women's tournament -- i bet on the blonde kid. i'm feeling good about myself. cal and stanford. kristine anigwe, 32 straight double-doubles. stanford's senior shannon coffey with a mask on and everything, the only shot she made, made it a six-point game. key y kianna williams -- she hit the final three. division one girls championship. bishop against rosemary. o'dowd's senior captain jada hollins, nice finish. led by avingers's 23 points. rosemary wins it. 133 points total, most in d-1 title game history. logan could not stop it. malcolm stedman. nice drive and finish. trying to keep them in it. 26, fouled out late. he can shoot. chino hills, their second straight d-1 title, 6

special and all your all in politics signs that you are able to set up south africa nelson montana or gundy all busy thought it lawyer and they could change have they had a chance to change the system from the inside and this is the question because to become a lawyer this needs really more than 100 percent of your time and so one time in within the next one or 2 years. besides a few are a few rest will see you have to decide i want to go this way or you go down to the political and education way and also pirlo with journalists and what they took on is ations and so on but i predict you this is not possible in the end sure you will lose both. it's. just that even in the haleigh and dylan we have to have. it is that every year you can say one day of school i heard it yesterday were a genius thing to do and to define exactly phenomenal one here to think you can read these kids party and instead of that tank. is the. same egypt. that. you come in but in a. modern play. play. play . the table who love the lord oh well we're both exhibits i. come up a little bit of one loop leaves. it was really

>>super super general for brian gundy's reptiles are his life. we breed and sell snakes through his business for goodness sakes he also host hundreds of educational programs and events each year on saturday. >>he stole one of his duffel bags as he was packing up after finishing a presentation and the martin luther king junior library in downtown san >>and walked to my car got back down as i was backing out i noticed there was some people at the other end of the parking lot where my my my gear was and i didn't think anything of it as i got out of my car walked over to mine mind year in my animals i notice that the duffel bag that i had a kept my snakes and one lizard was missing. and you know i just left it there literally seconds before. >>3 ball pythons and baby o% albino caramel burmese python and the blue tail skin inside the duffel bag and he believes whoever stole his bag and quite the surprise once they open it. >>they picked it up it was pre-planned it was heavy probably 30 pounds or so and that triggered something in that person's mind ma

in and they need to move 100 gundy a new no no gun to. seize cries to go to you then to mock you then they even join you. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see the kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with arguments and there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the 2 teams most of the conflict i would say. is made. close one of the children's children is good business the state of california makes 6000000000 dollars a year off to prison complex just to get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore nobody cares about you so you don't care might anything. me. i. was i was. i. in the us democrats to protection for the whistleblower at the heart of the trump impeachment inquiry and a dramatic departure from the way other k. informants have been treated that. people in india and around the world 150 years since the birth of mahatma gandhi seen as an icon of nonviolent resistance posters of his image or defaced in some regions blighting celebra

staff and all your all in politics signs that you are able to set up south africa nelson mandela on gundy all busy stoppage lawyer and they could change that they had a chance to change the system from the in a side and this is the question because to become a lawyer this needs really more than 100 percent of your time and so one time in within the next one or 2 years. decide to fewer of us will see you have to decide i want to go this way or you go definitely the political and the education way and also pirlo with journalists and with a joke on his ations and so on but i predict you this is not possible in the end sure you will lose both. it's. just that even in the haleigh i'm here well you have to because. it is the thing i want you to get one bass player one is having a genius to do and if you find exactly one no one hates you think you can read these can't park and instead of that tank. in the. cut the egypt needs. to come in what are they. going to play. play. such over the world oh we'll get well for that so if. our mother lives want to put you. we didn't really clear it or look at

for our producer, director, our outstanding abc crew, for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, and doris burke, mike breen saying thanks for watching abc, home of the nba finals. as these 2019 finals head to the bay area in oakland, california. stay tuned for the studio team, after these messages. .. we're scotiabank arena. some dejected raptors fans leaving the arena, as their team loses game two to the golden state warriors. i'm here with paul, jalen, and chauncey. there's a lot to talk about, including some pretty important injuries that we'll get to. as far as what you saw from that golden state warriors team, that seems to be the third quarter team we've learned to recognize. >> this was a must-win for the toronto raptors. because these guys, they didn't take this game serious enough. when you're at home, and you come out in the third, and you allow an 18-0 run on your home floor, that should never happen. that tells me you didn't want it bad enough. when demarcus cousins outplays gasol. green gives you nothing, lowry didn't step up. this tells me you don't know what it takes. and the gol

depends definitely all your on politics signs that you are able to set up south africa nelson montana or gundy all busy have thought it all year and they could change that they have a chance to change the system from the inside and this is the question because to become a lawyer this needs nearly more than 100 percent of your time and so one time in within the next one or 2 years. decide if you are a few wrestle see if you have to decide i want to go this way or you go that way the political and the education way and also pirlo with journalists and what they took on is ations and so on but i predict you this is not possible in the end which sure you will lose both. it's. just that even in the hamilton hill against. it is that every year you can get one day of school and one he is heading for a genius to do and to define exactly the no one here to think you can read these can't park in his head of that tank. if you. cut them in egypt. then. you come in but in a. month let alone. played . the fool who love the lord oh well they're both exhibits i've. come up with it was a complete it. it was rea

brian gundy teaches about snakes for a living. he gave a presentation at the library in san jose yesterday when he carried the reptiles to a nearby parking garage. he said he set down a duffel bag with four snakes in a lizard inside. just for a minute. when he went to pick it up again it was gone. >>> obviously these people that took this back for me that was filled with these animals probably doesn't know the first thing about taking care of snakes and lizards. my biggest concern is for the safety and well-being of animals. >>> next tonight three snakes have been recovered after someone came to a pet store. petsmart store saying they found them in a dumpster. police are looking for the other two reptiles. >>> take a live look at levi stadium. monday night but all. before the 49ers big victory against the cleveland browns one player took a knee on the field.>> not in the way you might be thinking. levi stadium with a 50 yard line proposal.>> reporter: you can say one of the players scored a victory before the game began. defensive

. >> ryan: i love when you and van gundy are on the same page. the three is good, career highs and field goals made. threes made and points for lexie brown. it's a one-point game with 1:10 to go. >> rebecca: typically this time of the game when l.a. is playing, it becomes time for chelsea gray to do what chelsea gray does in late moments. ball in her hands. one minute to go. chineyback. ten to shoot. gray on the penetration. her jumper is good. exactly as you called it, partner. and a time-out taken by minnesota. >> rebecca: you saw minnesota continually running doubles at chelsea gray to try to get the basketball out of her hands, they know like the rest of the league knows she can be one of the most dangerous players to have the ball in crunch time. she still -- she still was able to get it back and drain it. this is the shot we just saw. sims gets caught up a bit on the screen. but we've seen this more than once, ryan. >> ryan: this rivalry, chelsea gray has delivered plenty of times. whether it was the finals or last year's regular-season ope

handle a new person and they have to me move 100 gundy a new mower gun to run the seas christ to go to you then again mark you can't even join you. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok to suffer actually it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments there's a lot of conflict in the game and between the 2 most of the conflict i would say the most around morning and most of them is me. close one you know the children's o.c.d. know each other there's good business the state of california alone makes 6000000000 dollars you have to prison complex just to get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore nobody cares about you so you don't care mind anything. protection for the whistle blower out the hard sell for the trump impeachment inquiry and a dramatic departure from the way other kenyan foreman being treated there also coming up on the program. people in indiana around the world mark 150 years since the birth of. violent resistance office and the faced in some regions blig

handle one new person and they are knee move $100.00 gundy the new normal and going to run the seas. to go to you then again mark you didn't even join you. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell fractional food online it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments and there's a lot of conflict in the game between the teams most of the conflict i would say the most and most of them is me. close one you know the children mostly known each other and there's good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year off to prison complex just to get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore nobody cares about you so you don't care mind anything. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century funding o.b.o. and i'm christiane washington here's a look at what we have in store for today the global economy continues to chill as recent data paints a gloomy picture just over the horizon r.t. c

handle a new person and a journey to move 100 gundy a new mold gunned. down in the cities across the globe you then go to mock you join you. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments and there's a lot of conflict in the game between the 2 teams most of the conflict i would say over most romani and most of them is me. close one you know the children's clothes he know each other is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year off to prison complex just to get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore no i cares about you so you don't care might anything. in the headlines right now north korea and the u.s. is set to resume stalled nuclear talks in sweden with both sides also testing ballistic weapons in the days leading up to the meet. story about christian doctrine the u.k. failing to get the psychical but does an employment tribunal coming off his refusal to use female pr

oh and gundy. sees christ even if you know you mock you and even join you. but him and putin says that russia will interfere in the 2020 us presidential election but don't hold your breath that some huge are. persecuted because you secretly yes we will indeed do that so we can cheer you up properly but don't tell anybody ok. tell us the truth that's the belief of locals in the french city of rwanda after a massive fire of the chemicals factory amid fears of a cover up over the threat to their health. and a scientific journal with drawls a study challenging the claim the syrian government was to blame for a chemical attack back in 2070.

this morning the plane carrying mr gundy arrived in delhi. they solemnly witnessed his final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage and in doing so favour of gay marriage and in doing so approved the change on a national referendum. it was a remarkable climate to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a p0p extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. suddenly the police are to gassing the crowd. we do not know why. said to be in good spirit but a little apprehensive. and the last hour, east timor has become the world ‘s newest nation. the challenges i had are daunting but for now, at least, it is time to celebrate. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the polls open in australia, after a close—run election contest where climate policy became the defining campaign issue. the us and canada agree to drop tariffs on steel and aluminium imports after lengthy negotiations. in the uk, prime minister theresa may and opposition leaderjeremy corbyn blaming div

is known as the father of india but throughout his life 100 columns have gundy evoked mixed feelings he was viewed alternatively as a fanatic or an eccentric a reactionary revolutionary saint almost cyo or as a man who must be killed. he championed a philosophy of nonviolence only to die at the hand of an assassin. he led a peaceful resistance movement to free india from british rule yet independent india was born as an ally of crucial carnage. emit sectarian killings on an unprecedented scale gandhi risked his life to preach nonviolence until his dying day. on january 30th 948 he was killed by a hindu nationalist with 3 shots to the chest. in 1931 gandhi was interviewed by an american journalist and. your concern. were you. and. if you could lead. the late brother afghanis assassin was jailed for almost 2 decades at the time of that interview he was 85 years old and recalled every detail of the plot hope our lord say but oh. not that i'm going to say not that i'm going to say well dear one. assassinated gandhigiri then mark. the here was. 948. bread and. water i mean. india we've re

you should repeat gorsuch's opinion in this case, gundy. i started to read it and thought this reads like a really liberal opinion. he's basically saying there are 500,000 people, former sex offenders, not a very popular group and their question was are we going to apply this new registration requirement and leave them vulnerable to a 10-year prison term for crossing into a state where they haven't registered? a law that was passed after they'd committed their crimes. gore such was basically saying if congress is going to do that, they ought to say it, ought to pass a law. we shouldn't allow the attorney general at the bush administration where he served to say i've decided we're going to apply it to all those people because congress sort of left it open. so gorsuch was setting to me what sounded lucky a very reasonable pralprel. if they're going to apply a law to thousands, they ought to say it. this is actually an opinion saying no, congress is supposed to write the laws. we're not supposed to leave it to the executive to make up the laws

that's gundy. kaiser is similar setup. kagan writing the opinion, defending the standard administrative law position, the issue in the case was doctrine of deference where courts defer to agencies interpretations of regulations. if the regulations, if the interpretations are not plainly erroneous, are consistent with regulation, it is a doctrine that goes back in time for a long time, called either or deference or seminal rock, seminal rock is a 1945 decision i believe. you can trace cases back to the 19th century. so it is a long-standing doctrine of deference. conservatives have been -- their big attack has been challenging that attack to defer to administrative agencies interpretation of statutes or regulations. this was really a big fight that conservatives have been bringing ever since i think 2011. justice scalia signaled he thought deference to agency interpretation of regulations was unconstitutional, problematic. he had cases coming and coming. they granted sirk one on a case, had to dig it because of action by th

gundy versus united states. the nondelegation doctrine is tied to an obscure provision in the constitution, article one, section one, clause one of the constitution. the legislative powers herein granted our vested in congress. that means the lawmaking that goes on in this country has to be done by congress. it can't be delegated to private actors or unelected executive agencies. what congress did in the sex offender registration and notice act, punted to the attorney general on the issue of whether the act would apply retroactively to people who had already been convicted of sex crimes. but now, would have to register. and whether that would apply only to people convicted after the act was passed or would have retroactive effect. it was punted to the attorney general without any guiding principle whatsoever to decide whether he should extend the act's registration requirements retroactively or keep it only prospective. the theory on which the court has allowed vast delegations of lawmaking power to agencies sin

if the supreme court makes waves, it will probably be on a technical thing like gandhi with -- gundy with sex offenders. werkheiser with veterans benefits -- or kaiser with veterans benefits. these issues are all around us. saagar: thank you for participating. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] saagar: thank you. peter: thank you. ilya: thanks. >> c-span's live campaign 2020 coverage continues monday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. entrepreneur andrew yang in nashua, new hampshire. tuesday at 11:00 a.m., senator warren in boston. watch the presidential candidates live on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. for a sunday roundtable, we are joined by a republican strategist. , a republican strategist and that for now, democratic consultant.

looking at every murder to be touted as a that's a new death and i think the assassination of mohamed gundy was an act of terror i think that's fair to say it's a murder ok it's as simple but you're defining it as ted or ok i'm looking at it as this so let's go one by one how do we define in fact this is an interesting you know you define terrorism by a number of muslims let me just do my understanding of terrorism is when an individual in any capacity individually or backed up by a group in any pieces picks up and goes out and kills more than single individual human being by a bomb blowing themselves up picking up a gun and that's also an you know an act of terror in that sense because it's terrorizing more than a single human being that's not what i want to sort of terrorism that the un uses or the us or the e.u. it's not about numbers of people dead it's about the political objectives but even if you take your definition of multiple people in to look a little security just get them to two thousand people going to finish an action of the result i got i got a lot i need to ask a question t

guest: given the court decision in gundy, the case about the nondelegation doctrine where a number of members support reconsidering long-standing supreme court precedent allowing congress to confer authority on federal agencies as long as they have an intelligible principle to guide these. when you disses her -- when you consider that decision and the decision john talked about, there is real reason to be worried about what a majority of the court is willing to do in terms of federal regulation. i think that is critically important, because the federal government, federal agencies play a critical role in enforcing laws that ensure we have clean air to breathe and water to drink, to ensure consumers are protected, ensure that we are safe and healthy in our work isis. what we have seen over the past several years as a concerted attack on the administer state. there's a sign from the court that many justices might be willing to take up that mantle. guest: i would recharacterize as she refers to those cases and say there is signs of hope that the supreme court will force congress to not p

we are following gundy in the last term. as hard as it may be to predict, i welcome your expert views on where we might be headed if not this term but further down the line on the nondelegation doctrine. thank you. >> if he started learning about the nondelegation doctrine, you figured out that there is not that much to learn. thebody famously said, nondelegation doctrine had one very good day in 1931, and it has been downhill since. the supreme court struck down two statutes on nondelegation theories, and it really has struggled with kind of how you apply that doctrine. >> explain what it is. >> the nondelegation doctrine for those of you who did not wake up this morning thinking about the nondelegation doctrine [laughter] cans the idea that congress delegate essentially too much legislative authority to the executive branch or muchmissibly delegate too legislative power to the executive branch if it gives the executive branch assignments without providing any meaningful constraining direction. part of the reason the doctri

no doubt about it, scientifically speaking, it expanded in direct proportion to mister van gundy's air hose. we got so many of his wonderful tweaks in there, all the objects. next one is another one which has everything too. whose little mole is this? that was just a quick influence. going into where ideas come from, let's see. this was i didn't get to actually set it up but on the page before you see the little notebook that i and all cartoonists carry with us and this was one of the things in there. another vector for ideas is you may notice in that cartoon it was drawn on a computer as were my early cartoons but i started playing with charcoal. i like the shading so i had to come up with charcoal situations so we go to the next one, my first charcoal finish. you cost me another box. another idea vector is you hear people saying things all the time like it is what it is or i heard saying just saying. i finally found a way to squeeze it in here. just saying. okay. not everyone can enjoy this advantage but being married to a poet, if you read the poetry and fiction of sharon mesmer, sh

>>super super general for brian gundy's reptiles are his life. the breed and his busine for goodness sakes he also host hundreds of educational programs and events each year on saturday. >>he stole one of his duffel bags as he was packing up after finishing a presentation and the martin luther king junior library in downtown >>and walked to my car got back down as i was backing out i noticed there was some people at the other end of the parking lot where my my my gear was and i didn't think anything of it as i got out of my car walked over to mine mind year in my animals i noticed that the duffel bag that i had a kept my snakes and one lizard was missing i had just left it there. literally seconds before. >>3 ball pythons and baby albino calf. these python and the blue tail skink were inside the duffel bag and he believes whoever stole his bag had quite the surprise once they open it. >>they picked it up it was pre-planned it was heavy probably 30 pounds or so and that triggered something in that person's mind maybe camera equipment or. >>compute

jeff van gundy with klay after the game. >> any long-term worries? >> not at all. terrible question, jeff. wh time ge dwith te all ha ourye but at the end vega deromhat.rible on, je.nt feeling good about myself. cal and stanford. look at christine, her 32nd straight double-double. that cut it to three in the fourth quarter. stanford senior, shannon coffey, brewing. that was the only shot that she made with the mask on. made it a six-point game. williams, a game-high 23. 72-54 cardinal. they play washington in the semis. >>> the steelers said they wanted to trade their disgruntled wide receiver antonio brown by friday. that was yesterday. nothing happened. the raiders might ultimately be his destination. brown was on instaer his workout partner said got the black and gray on already. well, you know, the rao was cl not exactly their uniform. anyway, on the field, brown is a force. over 100 catches, 15 touchdowns for the steelers last year. mr. big chest or big checks, whatever you think he's calling himself. we'll see if the raiders will give up a first-round pick fo

. >> we will hear arguments in gundy versus the united states. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, the provision grants power to the nation's top prosecutor to expand the scope of criminal laws and to impose burdensome, sometimes lifetime registration requirements on hundreds of thousands of individuals. it combines criminal law making and executive power in precisely the way that the constitution was designed to prohibit. the delegation is unconstitutional. this delegation can be distinguished from every delegation that has previously been upheld by this court, due to a combination of its total lack of standard and the nature and power -- nature and significance of the delegated power. unlike other delegations that this court has approved, this has no standard to guide the attorney general's exercise of discretion. >> well the government says they do have standard and it's the apply the prohibitions or the requirements in the law to the maximum extent feasible. >> your honor, that language does not appear anywhere in the statutory text, n

jeff van gundy with klay after the game. >> any long-term worries. >> not at all. terrible question, jeff. >> that was not a bad question. >> we spent so much time together, more than we do with our families, so some days you might butt heads but at the end of the day we all have our eyes set on that three-peat and nothing will deter us from that. baby races. i bet on the blonde kid so i'm feeling good about myself. cal and stanford. look at christine, her 32nd straight double-double. that cut it to three in the fourth quarter. stanford senior, shannon coffey, brewing. that was the only shot that she made with the mask on. made it a six-point game. williams, a game-high 23. 72-54 cardinal. they play washington in the semis. >>> the steelers said they wanted to trade their disgruntled wide receiver antonio brown by friday. that was yesterday. nothing happened. the raiders might ultimately be his destination. brown was on instagram yesterday. his workout partner said got the black and gray on already. well, you know, the raiders, their colors are silver and black, so

are looking at every murder to be touted as a new weapon though i think the assassination of mohammad gundy was an act of terror i think that's fair to say it's a murder ok it's as simple but you're defining it as ted or ok i'm looking at it as this so let's go one by one how do we define in fact this is an interesting you know you define terrorism by a number of muslims let me just do my understanding of terrorism is when an individual in any capacity individually or backed up by a group in any pieces picks up and goes out and kills more than single individual human being by a bomb blowing themselves up picking up a gun and that's also an you know an act of terror in that sense because it's terrorizing more than a single human being that's not what i want to sort of terrorism that the un uses or the us or the e.u. it's not about numbers of people dead it's about the political objectives but even if you take your definition of multiple people into looking a little acknowledge it just give them two thousand to finish an action of the result i got i got a lot i need to ask a question the leba