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>> thanks, megyn. so this is precede precedent-setting. that's why it's a big case. this is a ruling that can affect and likely will, school districts across this country. the administration settled with two skoolg districts. this is the first one that fought it and has lost. also tonight, we ha havebreaking news on the fire storm created when tarrantino referred to cops as murdererers. wait until you hear what he is saying, not sure it's going to put out this fire. next. plus, we also have new developments tonight on the fall out from an ugly republican debate and a push for new rules. ...

That's been months in the making. and seemingly even more complicated and robust than the protection given to the president of the united states. i have our chief national security forces in maryland waiting for the president to arrive to greet the pope. and jim, correct me, but this is precedent setting in the first time a president and vice president have been on hand at andrews to greet a pope. >> reporter: that's right. we really have never seen an official state greeting like this before. the president of the united states, the vice president of ts united states bringing members of their ...

Netflix? >> they call it the cloud tax. a service that involves the cloud now subject to a 9% tax so netflix if you spend $100 with them will cost you $109. because it's deemed electronically delivered amusement. so rahm emanuel who pushed it forward expects to bridge a gap of $12 million and at a time when as you well know a lot of cities are facing budget deficits it could be precedent setting. >> absolutely. although some will be annoyed at that. as they are sitting home thinking what? and now to gone flat. special deliveries may never be the same apparently. >> yes. it's bubble wrap 2.0. s...

Loved one but that it is in the national/international spotlight and all of this attention is descending upon them? >> the family appreciates the support that they're receiving from the baltimore community and, frankly, the community at large, the american community, international opportunity, they appreciate their support. they don't want violence but appreciate the support. they are obviously grief stricken, dealing with the death of their loved one, extremely saddened but they have hope justice will be served. >> are they able or do they feel like they can manage the notion that the outcome...

People account whobl love, cherish and care about each other. >> then you have the additional issue of who monitors this activity. the practical reality of this issue of consent, who decides when you're no longer able to give consent? a doctor, law enforcement, a judge? and then for nursing homes, the poor nursing homes how are they supposed to monitor what's going on with the patients and their loved ones? there's a privacy aspect to this as well. >> what kind of doctors are qualified to determine if someone can't consent? >> that's right. that's why what you pointed out earlier it's importan...