if you can carry a concealed weapon outside the home, can you carry it in a church, in a school, in anilding? so, there's going to be a lot more legislating and a lot more litigating to come. right now the supreme court has made easier for individuals to get a permit to carry a concealed weapons outside the home. >> so, thank you for explaining this, but just to bear down with you, just another question. so, this is related to people who have a concealed weapons permit, not just people that can carry outside of the home without any permit? >> yeah. so -- yes, but. it really concerns, jose, people who want a permit to carry a concealed weapon outside the home. in most states, the state would issue that permit. there was no requirement that an individual show proper cause or need. >> yeah, i would do -- >> including new york, an individual had to show a cause, a proper cause. and the state could approve it, it as did in two-thirds of the cases, or deny it, as it did in one-third of the cases. the supreme court has now said that is too onerous. we now have to figure out if we're going to

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how can you carry concealed? either restrictions so you can have restrictions on training, how long the training is, you can have magazine capacities, you can have fingerprints, photos, background checks, those are the requirements. you can have sensitive places. schools, fully owned and operated by the government structures, day cares, hospitals, you can have limitations for sensitive places. again, then you can go to reciprocity and recognition. let's say you're allowed to carry but then sure enough what does that state say? do they recognize another state concealed carry permit? or better yet is there reciprocity agreement amongst attorney general's or governments that allow each other to conceal in each other's jurisdictions? many people don't understand today was a great day for gun ownership and empowerment for people to be able to defend themselves. >> laura: i want to play something from msnbc's michelle >> talking to people who are advocates for new gun laws and gun restrictions this is devastating for t

you're able to carry them openly in some cases or concealed carry without a permit, but this appliesous states in the country. big states like california and new york where these regimes have tried to restrict and limit the carrying of weapons in public places, and this made it much easier for law-abiding people to get a carry permit for self-defense. >> this was on the books for 100 years in new york state. >> more than 100 years. this was passed in 1911, and the state of new york actually argued that history was on their side, that the state of new york and many other states had a rich history of restricting the ability of citizens to carry guns, but the supreme court today looking a little further. clarence thomas seeing the broad sweep of american history supports a different view on this discretionary requirement that state officials were limiting from carrying weapons. >> thank you to you. i want to bring in pierre thomas. you talked about the dissent written by gun violence in america, the numbers, but particularly the authorities kwwho are trying to tackle gun violence, i'm c

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a person bent on carrying out a mass shooting be stopped if he knows it is illegal to carry a handgun outside the home? one of the mass shootings near the top of this list took place in buffalo and the new york law did not stop that perpetrator. what today's case is about is law-abiding citizens who want to responsibly carry in new york and they will have more options to do that. >> harris: great to have you in focus on breaking news. we have nine more decisions, opinions to come down from the u.s. supreme court. one of them was the football coach who was praying at center field, joe kennedy. we have had him on the program before. so that could come down today or tomorrow. we're watching all of it and look forward to your expertise as we move through. thank you. >> see you again tomorrow. >> harris: jonathan turley, law professor at george washington university. i want to speak with you about the larger implications of this. 14 years, i think it has been 14 or 15 years since we've seen anything significant on the topic of guns come out as an opinion with the u.s. supreme court. talk a

the boat came at hours after the supreme court ruled that americans have the right to carry guns and public and response teams are struggling to reap survivors of afghanistan's deadliest earthquake in decades. people in the remote regions say more health is urgently need. ah, i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. and we begin with an historic shift in europe. e. u. leaders have approved ukraine and moldova bid for candidate status, the 1st official step towards joining the european union. it's a big political boast for ukraine as it faces big challenges on the battlefield. leaders from germany, france and italy had all backed ukraine's application, but all 27 member states needed to give it the go ahead. yes, yes we are protesters outside the you council building here in brussels, found their views reflected by the 27 european leaders meeting inside. all of them agreed to grant ukraine e u candidate status, along with moldova french president emanuel my call spoke glowingly after the vote . the pewter plum usual to complete a from day one of this conflict as europe has been reacti

well, the person bent on carrying out a mass shootingg be stopped if he knows that it is illegal to carry a handgun outside the home and happens to just then account foror the fact that one of the mass shootings near the top of its list took place in buffalo. the new york law at issue in this case obviously did not s stop that perpetrator. i don't know. that's a heck of a retirement sendoff for breyer, isn't it? now another obvious reason the court got it righton reactions from some of the most unhinged personalities out there like former sports guy keith olbermann who tweeted that the rulinguy shows that the court should be dissolved and advises that states just ignore the ruling. now that's a neat trick. just ignore the court. >> remember, these are the same people who are called to early warning about how under republicans democracy is atis risk, democracy is in peril. >> call me crazy. c i think that olbermann should just memorabilia collectingor because he's actually really good atab that . of course, this is how it always works out with these people when they don't get their way, th

the state's concealed carry law. new york governor kathy hochul calling the decision reckless and reprehensible. new york city major eric adams tonight calling the decision, quote, not rooted in reality. so, what now, and how many other states will see their laws challenged? terry moran at the supreme court. linsey davis with reaction from new yorkers tonight. >>> the dangerous heat alerts across several states tonight. temperatures up to 105 degrees. and now the next heat wave already moving in. and the threat of dangerous storms, damaging winds. we're tracking it all. >>> the dramatic pool rescue. an american synchronized swimmer losing consciousness during competition. her coach jumping in to save her. >>> and best in show. america's new top dog, trumpet is his name, and it's a first. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we have two major stories tonight. the supreme court's major ruling on guns, overturning a new york state gun law on the books for more than 100

it's called current list carry. and essentially, the supreme court ruling says, yes, governor the stances, yes, governors who are thinking the same way. pass laws that allow anyone to conceal carry a weapon anywhere they want without any sort of permit or any kind of checks and balances. i mean, now you'll have to go through more to drive and open it, operate a motor vehicle, then you will to conceal carry a weapon anywhere you want. that's not safety. that's missing. it's hard for many i think looking in from the outside, the for them. why very, very recently, when very, very recently, an 18 year old with his old rifle just killed 10 another 18 year old, breaks into an elementary school and kills 19 children 2 adults. and then this happens now which actually extends a writes, have gone yeah, exactly, and what we see now that gives me hope though, is bipartisan legislation that it's been introduced in the senate that will work to gun violence. and so what we've been saying in the movement is this time is different,

out, it is carried out with success, you can say so. the guys already know what tourniquets are, what what are hemostatic agents? what are decompression games and demonstrative bandages? they know where it should be. it is located and how it should all be done. where i myself underwent it since the 14th year. i underwent it in the medical center that supported who created the stove of pinchuk's wife or something like that , they came to the city of zaporizhzhia and conducted training in the 55th artillery brigade, but you are on me. by education, so you became a medic already in the war. please tell me how it happened. why did you become a military medic? i was just doing the first course, you conducted first medical aid in the military commissariat and conducted first medical aid courses in the 55th artillery brigade and traveled along the front line since the 14th year, providing first medical transport and courses on providing first medical aid will descend on the battlefield, and it so happened that when the war began, it was februa

so americans are entitled to carry a weapon for self defense. even outside of the home, european union leaders are meeting brussels, whether its way to, to prove ukraine's candidate states as to join the block, gave host the support of all 27 members states. maybe it's bid is likely to get approved. we're getting full membership that could take years. this is a decisive moment for the european union to saw a job with digital choice that we will make sure today and am trying to feed into that today. we will grant the things it's to, through, through the ukraine and to maneuver and express are clear and storage perspective for you work in perspective for you, chris georgia and turned and went over with a future membership of western balkan states was also been discussed today. peter markovich is montenegro ambassador to the ear, and he says, a member state should adopt a unified approach. when considering you candidates, you can see in some neighboring countries that the support for your membership is plummeting down to 3540 percent. luckily, mont

permit but you can't carry your gun into these sensitive places. the court recognizes that that's a question, but it doesn't answer that question. it leaves it open to future litigation. and the second thing the court says in concurrence by the chief justice and brett kavanaugh is that states can still put some qualifications on who is able to qualify to get a concealed carry permit. that states can conduct criminal background checks, mental health checks, but not just everybody gets a concealed carry permit merely for the asking, that the states can impose some restrictions on that. in a very spirited dissent, justice stephen breyer says that the problem with america is that we're awash in guns. he lists a number of recent mass school shootings, including the one in uvalde, texas. the shooting at the supermarket in buffalo and other mass shooting events. and he says that this decision could just make things worse, that the proliferation of guns has also made road rage, for example, an increasingly violent problem. but it's a strong 6-3 ruling in f

we are quietly carrying out this work, mr.an , see how the situation with communication with our military looks like. it is not about some kind of telephone or walkie-talkie communication. so we understand that the enemy is all one is trying to silence this whole thing, it is about the supply of medicines , ammunition, and the export of three hundred, what is this, too, i am saying that we are using creative approaches , like uh, ferrying all this across the river, uh, is a plus small is that, as i have already said, our guys control a large part of the territory on the other side of the day. i think that we can talk about up to 10 km of the coast, and therefore there is an opportunity to organize temporary crossing measures and so on , but it is still very dangerous the russians are still moving in the directions where there were bridges, uh, trying to damage our logistics there in the future, but i say that today there is communication, mr. roman, if you have information, please clarify the area of ​​toshkivka and from the d

you know, there are rules about concealed carry, there are rules about open carry of weapons.lved in the previous 14 years is how extensive is the second amendment right. how -- you know, do you have a right to carry a gun anytime anywhere, what is the government's right to restrict that, to limit that. can the government have tests, may they require you to go through a background check to buy a weapon. those are issues which we have not resolved. today's decision will go a long way towards defining how extensive the second amendment right is. >> this particular law governs the right to carry handguns in public. jessica, what do we snow. >> reporter: in the 6-3 decision here striking down the new york gun law. this opinion was written by justin clarence thomas and it says that the particular requirement about getting a license to carry a handgun in public that it violates the 14th amendment. i know jeffrey was going over this, this is a law that has been on the books for more than a century and it requires anybody who is applying for a license to carry a handgun in public to e

shoot quickly there, er, medicine, we know explosives, and everything i would like, yes or no . to carry out our tasks, it is necessary at least three years ago, now there is no point, we do not need to continue them, we have enough to carry out combat tasks now, mr. romane, we are very happy that we can talk with you not only specifically about mykolaiv, but also about trends in the south in general of our country, and especially the attention is now focused on the snake island. as the operational command of the south says, the special operation to destroy enemy forces and means of the enemy, which he managed to accumulate there, is continuing. this is important. well, because it is a tension for the entire ukrainian cock, and i think not only in perspective, is there an understanding of what exactly is happening there from what can be said publicly? this is a change. if we talk about it as a point that we have to hold, for example, i do not consider land units right now right there at all, or try to somehow return it to, well, now to fight for it, spend a lot of resources, and for this

in order to get a license to carry in public. the justice says it violates the right to keep and bear arms, the ruling will allow more people to carry guns on the streets of the nation's largest cities including new york, los angeles, boston and elsewhere. watch. >> this decision is not just reckless, it is reprehensible. it is not what new yorkers want, we should have the right of determination of gun laws in the state. the insanity of the gun culture that possessed everyone even up to the supreme court. >> emily: kayleigh, the issue the governor has wrong, second amendment is not about adding a right, adding constitutional right, it is about restricting government's right to dilute constitutional right that citizens already had. when governor hochul, she is not seeing it for what it is. >> you do not have the right to trample on law. page nine of this opinion, justice thomas has key points, this is a huge win, emily, the second amendment, we hold when the second amendment plain text cover conduct, justify regulation and governm

s. supreme court rules. americans have the right to carry guns and public. the decision comes as lawmakers trying to tighten restrictions on gun ownership following several mast shootings. ah, i'm told me were logical, it's good to have you with us. we began with a historic shift in europe as you leaders approved ukraine's bid for candidate status. the 1st official step towards joining the european union. moldova was also granted candidate status for ukraine, though this is a victory in the political arena, as it battles russia's invasion high profile. you leaders from germany, france, and italy, had all back ukraine's application. but all 27 member states needed to give it the go ahead. yes. yes, we protesters outside the council building here in brussels, found their views reflected by the 27 european leaders meeting inside. all of them agreed to grant ukraine e. u. candidate status. along with moldova, french president emanuel mccomb spoke glowingly after the vote. the peter pub usual to complete a from day one of this conflict as europe has been reacting

they can only carry the hand gun to a shooting range or to hunt. one of them was a security guard and they could carry the weapon to and from work. but otherwise, in the new york state, they were not allowed to carry this weapon in public. even if it was concealed, the court has found that that is a violation of the 2nd amendment and the 14th amendment of the constitution. it was a 63 page decision written by clarence thomas, a known for his staunch support of gun rights. and in it, he writes that the, these amendments protect the right to carry a handgun outside of the home for self defense. so americans are entitled to carry a weapon for self defense, even outside of the home, with european union leaders or museum brussels, where they are expected to approve ukraine's candidate states it's joined. the book cave has the support of all 27 member states. maybe it's been, it is likely to get approved, but gaming full membership. but kathy is this is a decisive moment for the european union to saw a job digital choice that we will meet today. and i am

out fire damage, a unit of our troops , using barrel artillery and rocket salvo fire systems, carriedstrike in near the settlement of potemkin in the north-western part of the black sea, the ship group of the black sea fleet continues to carry out the task of blocking sea communications and conducting reconnaissance in readiness for the use of missile weapons in the black sea area. ukrainian su-25 attack aircraft and su-24m bombers carried out up to 20 powerful airstrikes against the positions of the occupiers in all directions of hostilities group sorties, our soldiers also continue the successful execution of missile and artillery fire missions, the results of intelligence on the total losses of the enemy, we will inform you in a separate summary, together we will win. glory to ukraine, we continue our broadcast . on sts channel, lyudmila denysova will be with us, she is still the representative of the verkhovna rada of ukraine for human rights 2018-2022 until may, ms. lyudmila. we congratulate you. good morning, we are with you for the last time did you communicate when you were st

by that language, and this decision today, can i carry a gun to work? can i carry a gun on a plane? >> well, this is the issue which the court says it's just -- not only just the text, but the text, history, and tradition. the text alone isn't going to answer a lot of questions. the history and tradition will do a lot of work in the future. that's why this is a block buster case. the court says you don't need an exact duplicate in 1791 of a regulation that is -- they need analog, but at what level of generality. there are regulations in 1791 about taking guns to fairs and markets. is modern superdome like that? is it because taking guns into crowded places was dangerous. hence the regulations that taking a gun onto an airport could be prohibited today? the case really just does throw open the doors to all kinds of challenges of what we thought was well-settled reasonable regulation to keep hands out of the hands of people that are potentially dangerous. >> so what other specifics? there are a half dozen states that like new york say to carry -- to get a conceal carry permit you have

what they call constitutional carry when you carry a weapon any place in the public and i think texas have that. if you carry the gun on the streets the police cannot stop you. we need to protect our police officers and we need to have some protections. host: on concealed carry i promised i would come back out to justice thomas' decision and i want to bounce one part of that off of you and get your response. he wrote and this is again the concealed carry decision that came down yesterday. "the second and 14th amendments protect an individual's rights to carry a handgun outside of the home. we know of no other constitutional rights that a visual my cash might exercise to government some special need. that is not when the the first amendment works and it is not how the sixth amendment works when it comes to the right to confront the witness against him, and it is not how the second amendment works when it comes to public carry for self-defense." i wonder your thoughts on that argument. guest: well, you practice your right to religion or your right to petition the government for redress

are volunteers, a detachment of doctors. expado strelov, that is, in fact, human life was used to carry work, yes, indeed, we have formed a few such strongholds where people can be accommodated in such a way that assistance is given to food products so that the next day they do not go further safe time, mostly these streams go straight to the dnieper, but sometimes it happens that in the evening people are taken out, they have to stay all who takes part in this once again i want to say that sometimes in order to throw out 10 человек 20 человек резовыт жизни На все равно это продложаем делать против что что что что что человекая life is worthless. was there an attempt by the enemy with limited combat groups to penetrate the territory of your city ? i don't know of such a thing, it is possible that the drg works there, of course, our guards and armed forces prevent it, so it is a mass phenomenon, i do not see it. well, when we talk about slavyansk, it is difficult not to mention neighboring kramatorsk. do you have any understanding of the situation from this of the city is that it is the

the occupiers are actively using operational-tactical and army aviation, the enemy units tried to carry assault actions in the direction of the settlements of nyrkovo and mykolaivka, ukrainian soldiers inflicted fire damage, the occupiers retreated with losses, the enemy tried to carry out combat reconnaissance in the direction of the settlements of the berestov hills, he was repulsed and retreated the enemy is advancing in the direction of vozdvizhenka, the company has partial success, it is entrenched on the occupied lines on the avdiyiv kurakhivskyi in the novopavliv and zaporizhzhia directions, the enemy carries out a systematic fire attack on the positions of our units in order to constrain actions in the south-buzka direction, the enemy units are conducting a defense in order to strengthen the grouping, the enemy has carried out the movement of units, is taking measures on the engineering equipment of previously occupied lines, in particular, the installation of mine barriers in the area of ​​the populated points of visokopylla, despite the coercive measures carried out by the com

that means somebody applying to carry a gun outside the home has to show reasonable cause to do that. a sheriff makes a decision based on their reasoning. the court opinion prohibits states from demanding that. >> the justices were clear that not every gun regulation is impermissible. roberts and kavanaugh said things like, background checks are likely fine. requirements for certain mental health screenings, requirements for certain kinds of guns safety training might be okay. >> in a tweet, the governor is saying california has been anticipating this moment. we are ready with a bill that will be heard next week to update and strengthen our public carry law. >> we will not give up. we will not give up. california will continue to fight and continue to lead the fight to keep our people safe. >> the state's attorney general elaborated on the legislation in the works. he said it would withstand any legal challenges likely to result from the ruling. it would clarify where concealed firearms with forbidden and lay out the qualifications required for obtaining a concealed carry permit. ♪ >>

but i believe you can carry a gun unless -- unless there is a reason not to carry a gun which is prettyh like the rest of the country, except for the states, steve, that you mentioned. now, if you think about this. there is a provision in this ruling that -- written by justice kavanaugh that said okay. new york. give as you list of places you don't want to have guns. subways, hospitals. places of worship. state capitols. list them. schools with 1,000 feet of schools. we'll put it in a and then try to get that pass legally and then there will be provisions where you can't carry a gun different take on what second amendment rights are and justice tomsz says of course you have a second amendment in new york. 1911 the sullivan law passed. this guy named big tim witnessed a horrible shooting and the mayor also shot while taking his picture. hey, let's just ban guns. unless you need a gun, don't take a gun and things changed since 1911. this finally gets challenged and the supreme court goes yeah, this is not right. we have a second amendment for a reason. >> steve: right. so every state -- t

we saw on the day of her funeral, how the palestinians carried her on their, on their shoulders. and that has been comforting to our family, the support, but we will continue to carry her legacy and to continue keep her memory alive. you know, i just had a look for your twitter feed to see how the last month it gone for you. and this is a beautiful picture here, have a look here on my laptop, so i don't want you to miss this that you posted. i hadn't had the heart or the courage to post a picture from the feel. he is one of my favorite pictures from that day. i'm just going to scroll down so everybody can see it. tell us why this picture, se, specialty oh, where do i began? i mean the, the picture, the flags, the people, and just the paintings on the walls of the, of the catholic church, just symbolizes to me, was very, it was very special. it's very difficult to express it than to put it into words. but it just shows how everyone was there for shooting, and everyone did their best to be at the church despite the restrictions, despite the difficulties they face. and that picture

and as such, must be carried an investigation should be included and could be carried out by the international criminal court. the investigation could also be carried out by the commission of inquiry of the united nation, which as a bald man and could investigate that particular king. and indeed, although unlawful killings in the o t t is sure how does the when dealing with a press freedom, the special a violence against women special have a situation in the occupied territories. all of them as a mandate and the possibility to carry out this form of investigation. though they all different avenues that are possible. allison in officials say at least 3 men have been killed by israeli forces during a ride in the occupied west bank. well then 8 others were injured during the operation. crowds of mourners carry their bodies through the city of to name is riley. army says it was searching for weapons. they have. they need daily rain in the occupied west bank since a string of attacks earlier this year. the killed in 19 people in israel. abraham has more from ramallah in the occupied west bank. the

it carries out an act of piracy, in order to hurt iran. but what it is doing in reality is it's forcing the price of oil to go up. the iranians benefit from this situation. the iranians retaliated that further benefits the situation, the more instability there is, the higher the price of oil and the worse it is for the u. s. and the u economies. so they're the ones responsible for pushing up the price of oil and gas because of all the sanctions that they place on different countries. and for the piracy that they can carry out, the iranians are only seizing these tankers in order to prevent the europeans and americans from carrying out further acts of that you expect a federal escalation on the situation. perhaps most sanctions on well, the united states and the europeans are already imposing maximum pressure. the sanctions that are imposed on iran, or a continuation of what trump impose and fighting has not changed policy. but the problem that the united states and europeans have is that they've created a global shortage of energy. and the

now let's have a look at the state juvenile right to carry firearms in public. this was the landmark ruling by the u. s. supreme court. it's 1st major decision on gun control in over york provided licenses to carry concealed firearms. applicants in new york had to prove a special need for self protection to carry a concealed gun roof on the state. it rolled that because americans have a constitutional rights to carry guns and public states must justified denying a permit relations. it said authorities can still restrict permit based on objective factors such as age and training. rob for the plaintiffs who brought the case forward. the ruling or gun owner of new york state is no longer going to be persecuted by laws that i have nothing to do with the safety of the people and disagree, fearing it could undermine similar restrictions. in other states. the governor of new york called the ruling a dark day and warned that it could, has stepped away the state of new york's right and responsibility to protect its citizens. this decision isn't just reckless. it's repreh

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supreme court strikes down new york's law requesting the right to carry weapons in public, in landmark ruling expanding the rights of americans to bear armsutside the home. and the u.s. committee here's how donald trump put pressure on others to overturn his election defeat. republican lawmakers involved in the scheme asked for presidential pardons. ♪ and the lasting impact of music on the lives of children, from one of scotland's most depraved states. ♪ -- most depraved states. laura: welcomeo "world news america" on pbs and around the globe. we begin tonight in afghanistan. taliban officials say that the main search for survivors for the devastating earthquake have ended. more than a thousand people are thought to have been killed. relief efforts have been hampered by the destruction of roads. entire villages have been destroyed, survivors finding it difficult to bury their dead. our correspondent reports from the worst hit area. repoer: homes reduced to rubble, lives reduced to memories. these were my son's shoes, says ga. his three young children were killed in the earthquake as th

s. supreme court rules that americans have the right to carry guns in public. the decision comes as well. makers are trying to tighten, restricts blue. thank with that historic shift right here in europe. you leaders today approving ukraine's bid for candidate status. that's the 1st official step towards joining the aid. this is a victory and the political arena as it battles rushes, invasion high profile in you, leaders from germany, france and italy. they all backed line off on the candidacy. yes, yes, yeah. we protested outside the new council building here and meet all of them agree to grunt ukraine. you candidate status along with moldova. the decision was not unexpected event. we will again show solidarity with ukraine, and we will also take an important decision for ukraine's european prospective along with 2 other powerful e u leaders. italy's mario draggy and francis emanuel mackerel had trouble to give earlier in june, where they endorsed ukraine shoes, linked to corruption and the rule of law. but the war has loomed large in discussions. they are now

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the second is the participation of the armed forces of the republic of belarus in the operations carried out by the armed forces of the russian federation against ukraine, namely the maneuvering of the armed forces of the republic of belarus along the border with ukraine, which is a kind of execution a certain function in the operation of the general staff of the armed forces of the russian federation, namely the maintenance of a certain resource and a certain personnel support in this direction of the armed forces of ukraine, which is a component of the unconditional operation against ukraine of the military operation against ukraine, which is carried out by the general staff of the armed forces of the russian federation, it is obvious that the same fact is the supply to the armed forces of the russian federation of component weapons and equipment intended for the army units of the russian federation from the territory of the republic of belarus and a you have probably already heard about the deconservation of these intact stocks that were provided, are being provided, and er, their pro

so this is a challenge to new york's restrictive concealed carry license in law. so new york requires those who want to get a care carry permit for a concealed handgun to show what the statute says is proper cause. and what that means is an individual has to show reasonable fear different than just wanting to carry a gun for self defense. and the lawsuit challenges that law on 2nd amendment round saying that anybody who qualifies anybody who is not doesn't have a criminal record. anybody who doesn't have a mental health disqualifier, they should be able to get a permit without showing anything other than that they want to carry that gun in public. and the supreme court is going to issue its decision in the next 2 weeks here, most likely and will get a sense of whether or not that law's going to stand. i think most court watchers, myself included, think the court is going to strike that down, in which case is going to be the ruling united states that anybody who passes a background check and maybe a train requirement is going to be allowed to get a concealed carry

out by the russian federation against ukraine. are carried out from the territory of the republic of belarus both in the military and military and in the information plan, actually even the negotiation the process that we have been following in recent days shows that it is exactly such a component of the operation, namely the conversation about the supply of missiles from kandera to the republic of belarus and the possibility of placing them at their base, and how nuclear weapons-carrying missiles will come to you, we will listen to what he said lukashenko to putin and putin lukashenko regarding the placement of these iskanders - this conversation took place in russia. lukashenko flew to putin and had such a conversation , let's hear from putin. lukashenka will at least adapt the planes to us that we have core activities, in my opinion, that can carry nuclear weapons, but i am not talking about the fact that we will transport nuclear ammunition tomorrow. we will transport nuclear ammunition from there, but he is joking. they turned out not to be ready for this , so for us it is a ser

carrie: no.logize to my husband and my son for the sacrifices they have made to support my mission to serve to people of hong kong and to build hong kong as a part of the people's republic of china. shery: bloomberg stephen engle speaking with hong kong's chief executive carrie lam. you can hear more from that conversation in our upcoming special and the chief executive reflects on the end of her five-year term, which included widespread protests and a condemning. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> is a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. coinbase has laid off 18% of the workforce in another sign of a worsening downturn that shaved off trillions and the total cryptocurrency market value. the largest u.s. digital asset training platform had both cuts of a crypto winter. goldman sachs is preparing to offer a foreign-exchange plan for the last four days to shield clients from market swings. the bank has already been having rates allows for minutes and plants extended incoming rates, but finds w

a permit to carry a gun. the only way to carry a gun in public is to get a concealed permit, so yes the implications of this ruling go utsch in, much, much beyond beyond the permit to carry a concealed weapon because of the language that justice clarence thomas wrote in his majority opinion. he said it's not enough for states to cite public safety as a justification for gun regulation when it comes to the second amendment you have to show something much, much higher he said you have to show that the regulation, and i'm just going to quote here is consistent with this nation's historical tradition of firearms regulation well, there's a lot of firearm regulation about, say, high-capacity magazines and things like that that don't have a historical tradition, and so i think you're going to see a new wave of lawsuits against planned gun regulation and maybe some restrictions that are already on the books. >> more rulings, or i should say opinions tomorrow and still waiting for the ruling on the mississippi abortio

law and affirming the right to carry a firearm in public for self-defense.ew york law required anyone seeking a license to carry a concealed handgun to show they had a proper cause, especially for it. the court declared the law violates the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. new york city's mayor immediately condemning the decision. mayor adams: we are a densely populated city. millions of people use our transportation system, traffic accidents can escalate into gunfights, that's not what we want. we cannot allow new york to become the wild, wild west. >> things won't change overnight, but getting a license to carry in new york will become a lot easier. for example, people who want to carry a concealed gun will still need a license, pass the background check, fingerprint and registration. what they will have to do is convince local officials they have a special need for a license. >> most people seem to support it. >> you feel less safe? >> i will. i think when i feel like people are carrying guns and there are more guns on the streets, yes. >> ju

law and affirming the right to carry a firearm in public for self-defense. the new york law required anyone seeking a license to carry a concealed handgun to show they had a proper cause, especially for it. the court declared the law violates the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. new york city's mayor immediately condemning the decision. mayor adams: we are a densely populated city. millions of people use our transportation system, traffic accidents can escalate into gunfights, that's not what we want. we cannot allow new york to become the wild, wild west. >> things won't change overnight, but getting a license to carry in new york will become a lot easier. for example, people who want to carry a concealed gun will still need a license, pass the background check, fingerprint and registration. what they will have to do is convince local officials they have a special need for a license. >> most people seem to support it. >> you feel less safe? >> i will. i think when i feel like people are carrying guns and there are more guns on the streets, yes.

and the very next day, rocket or bomb attacks were carried out on these places, and so on, but on thether hand, we can also see, using the example of desna, that very little information was given about what happened on may 17, and far from immediately, to put it mildly , they reported what actually happened there in relation to this morning, we can say that in social networks, chernihiv residents told how they saw rockets flying over chernihiv in the morning . this is one more moment i can say about the fact that there is already information about this in the ukrainian media and our resources about the fact that the opposition belarusian channel belarusian district reported that according to their information a missile attack was indeed carried out from the territory over belarus and as they report russian planes fly, and they did so this morning, they took off in the territory of the russian federation, flew to belarus, being over belarus, launched this missile attack in the morning and returned to the airfields, apparently in the russian federation. well, that's another thing, why a

but new york state will now how to make it easier to carry guns on the streets., this decision has made every single one of us less safe from gun violence. we cannot just watch we cannotjust watch our streets be flooded with guns due we cannotjust watch our streets be flooded with guns due to we cannotjust watch our streets be flooded with guns due to more we cannotjust watch our streets be flooded with guns due to more people we cannotjust watch our streets be flooded with guns due to more people being allowed to illegally carry firearms in public. we must take significant action to protect our city's residence. that's a wrap. many republican politicians proudly glorify gun ownership, insisting it is their right granted to them under the constitution's second amendment. this mean your second amendment right to keep and bear arms shall not be denied by an unelected bureaucrat. as the supreme court makes it easier to carry guns, congress is about to make it slightly harder to buy one. democrats and republicans have now agreed some limited gun control measures, inc

why are the liberals so outraged by the criminals carrying the illegal guns? they're letting them out of jail to hit the streets again and victimize the rest of us. one more quote from this decision, they say that there is in the united states an enduring american tradition that permits a public carry. so don't even question it. >> judge makes the point that you don't hear kamala harris or other democrats talk about inner city shootings. they don't talk about it. until today. now they're extremely concerned about it, dana. >> and she says it doesn't pass the common-sense test, and then added or the constitution. justices say that it does. the other thing that's happening is that people who didn't read the opinion, and gave hot takes, and there were so many hot takes, it was like 150 degrees outside today there were so many, they weren't looking at what the narrow question was of this. it didn't say that everybody now all of a sudden you're going to be handed -- getting a handgun like you were a covid test. that's not happening. it was very specific. it was ver

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