what will lori do with that hypothetical. >> that would likely be a question for lori but she would decide with her religious beliefs and our position is that colorado cannot enforce it is own government views on the website. >> as the ninth circuit and someone from our case has addressed in a media fashion content. >> yeah, in fact the green tape, green versus miss united states situation and there's a petition for the hearing pending and beauty pad gents are -- >> forced use of pronouns. will all of us be required to address a person biologically male that we know to be biologically male by she? by the power of government, can we be fined, et cetera? that is a form of compelled speech so again, it's not that far of a step from same sex marriage where they caisson duct and status are intertwined with the same thing of transgender identity and again, goes to the truth of the matter tremendously. the other point is you are going to be forced to say something. forced. and that's long and facing it very soon. >> no questions, down in front. >> what potential negative or other arguments could

tell me what that violates for you, lori?o create unique one of a kind expression of artwork. i want to design websites, wedding websites specifically that are consistent with my faith. the state of colorado is compelling and controlling my speech, chilling it and forcing me to communicate a message through my custom unique artwork. at the core of this case is the right for all to speak freely. that protects myself, the lgbt web designer that should not be forced to create custom artwork that opposes same sex marriage. the right to speak freely to each and every one of us and a win for me is a win for everybody. >> kristen, along the way in this case, there was an argument that was made that because her content is unique, she's creating a monopoly and she's not allowing this person that wants to have a same-sex marriage website access to that monopoly. what do you say to that element of this case, to that argument? >> well that would turn the first amendment on its head that would mean every single one of us could be forced t

lori has lgbt clients, she is always looking at the message. every graphic design artist, every artist, wants to have the right to make the distinction based on message. even united states in the court today agreed on that premise. the government cannot compel you to say something that you do not believe. >> the question really is how is it your message, if it is their wedding? >> everything i create is unique and one-of-a-kind and there is an important process of determining what their message or messages are that i'm being asked to create. i am carefully considering what those are, or is always about the message or messages, never about the individual. but then i am using a custom, we're not talking about tablets, i am creating from scratch, very much like traditional watercolor artist uses a white canvas, i am starting from scratch and creating custom artwork, lettering, words, i am telling a story in a way that i think is artistic and creative, creating imagery, photo, everything from start and is custom and unique. it is speech, everything

so, eventually, my wife lori and i, wave lori. lori and i started retracing his footsteps and trying to find more things. i am getting to caroline, so we were at my now deceased and magic who lived up in redding, she was, we knew she had some things, but she was getting to where she couldn't quite remember to what she had. and so we were visiting her at her assisted living place and redding and asked, could we go to your house and see what we can find? here is the key, sure. so we walked into my aunts house and the house was a little bit in disarray, let us say, and there were papers and books and things pirate on the stairwell, and lori walked in and in the first 15 seconds lori spots this old looking black notebook that you could tell is not of this century. she said what is this? we picked it up and it is caroline's diary, and they had no idea that she had kept the diary and it was almost like she was from beyond the grave saying, okay we'll if you're going to tell my husband's story you'd better get mine in there too. i that a

lorie serves all people including lgbtq clients.said it's about what the message is, not the person. she is creating custom graphics, words and messages. no matter how the court rules in her case discrimination, refusing to serve someone because of who they are is still illegal. it doesn't change. those were a bit of a distraction. >> bill: a case out of colorado four years ago that dealt with a baker and it was settled. does that case still apply here? >> i had the privilege of arguing that case and 24 days later colorado came after that baker again, he is still in litigation ten years later asking to again have to design a cake that has a clear message. so again this is about the rights of all americans. those who oppose same-sex marriage but those who don't want to express something that would criticize same-sex marriage. or a black sculptor who may not want to create a cross for an aryan church. we should have that freedom. >> bill: can a gay couple be told no just as you cannot tell a minority couple under the similar scenario?

lori: it's never about the person requesting it.re are some messages i can't create no matter who requests them, and the government does not have the right to compel and force an artist to create custom artwork that goes against their deeply held beliefs. whether those beliefs are the same as mine or different, it does not have the right to do so. john: but on the other hand, the colorado attorney general, phil weiser, says that they aren't regulating what she produces, they aren't regulating the message of what she produces. they're regulating who can buy it. >> anyone, a website creator, a book writer, a baker can make whatever service products they want to. they then have to sell it to anyone who comes and asks for access to the product or service if they're open to the public. john: so that's the two conflicting views of this case the justices are going to have to sort out. geoff: well, the colorado ag's mentioned a baker. there was a case back in 2018 of a colorado baker who didn't want to design wedding cakes for same sex coup

lori has lgbt clients, she is always looking at the message. every graphic to sign artist every artist and speaker was make distinctions based on message. even the united states in the court agreed with the premise. the government had composed to say some that you don't believe. >> the question, really, is how is it your message if it is their wedding? >> everything today craters unique, and one-of-a-kind. and there's an important process of determining what the message, or messages are. then being asked to create. and i'm carefully considering what those are. it is all about the message, or messages. and never about the individual. but then i'm using a custom, not a template, or plug in play. i'm creating from scratch, very much like traditional watercolor artist uses a white canvas. i'm starting from scratch and creighton custom artwork, lettering, words. i'm telling the story the way they think it's artistic, and creative. creating imagery, photos, and everything from start and that is custom and unique. everything that i create is expressiv

eventually, laurie and i -- lori is here.d retracing his footsteps and trying to find more things. we were at my now deceased match. we knew she had some things, but she was getting to where she could not quite remember what she had, and so, we were visiting her at her assisted living place in redding and ask, could we go to your house? we walked into my aunts house, and the house was a little bit in disarray, i have to say. there were papers and books and things piled on the stairwell, and lori walked in. within the first 15 seconds, lori spots this old looking black notebook that you can tell is not of the century, and what is this? we pick it up, and it is caroline's diary, and we had no idea that she kept a diary, and it was almost like she was be on the grave saying, if you tell my husband story, you better get mine in there to. >> just that alone. >> she was amazing. there's a quote in the book that i want to read. i was so taken by this woman. this is after the civil war, she's down self and she is watching these previ

chicago mayor lori lightfoot has made her city furious and for a good reason. up crime. an election race tammy by the decision to block the public from being able to monitor the police scanners by moving to communications to encrypted channels. multiple media outlets calling the mayor and accusing her of pushing censorship in the purest form edit add adding this, "the mayor to restrict scanner channels to keep you come with the viewers and the readers informed. and render it more difficult to hold the government and its personnel accountable. but lori lightfoot said it will make the police safer. >> but is about officer safety. it is unencrypted and access, there is no way to control criminals who are also going to get access, listening in, and their criminal behavior in response to the information that is being communicated. >> dana: so this was impossible with previous technology, katie. it reminds me when the faa tried to prevent drones from covering the haitian migrants under the bridge and taxes. they called them out on it and they had to back down because

they're saying lori maybe isn't a public accommodation. the reality is that all of their theories force lauri smith to create space with which she disagrees. the court seemed onboard with that, even justice kagen was concerned about the custom speech that colorado said it could force lauri to create. and roger mentioned, the united states really kind of cuts against colorado because the united states would protect custom-made speech and custom messages which i think is what lauri has here. sarah: other questions. down here. questioner: we've seen law schools dropping the lsat probably in anticipation of the harvard and other cases going the way they don't want them to go, let's do the same mental exercise here. what will states like colorado and other states be doing -- what steps might they be taking already? roger: we thought after fulton that there may be some done there, this was the adoption case, on same-sex issues as well. they were told to back off, right? the court left them some wiggle room to try again and take away exceptions a

i mean, her secretary sarah read me a letter to lori and i about it and i know she was on chemo, shenine sessions and it didn't work. this was really fast, and really quick. >> steve: i don't think we knew the nature of the cancer until you revealed it there. final 15 seconds to remember your friend. >> i can't say anything better than wally has said, and obviously her family misses her, but when you are a public person like her and you've done so much work, i think everybody feels the loss and it's just heartbreaking, and so quick. but she's with god now and hopefully i'll see her, not for a while, not for a while yet, i have a lot more to do here, hopefully she's happy and resting. >> steve: thank you both to remember your friend kirstie alley. >> ainsley: wally, give our love to her children and grandchildren, she's a grandmother. >> steve: she was 71. >> ainsley: young. >> start with president biden travelling to arizona, but won't be making a stop at the border despite being 100 miles away. his administration says he's working to make real changes while slamming republicans for

lori smith is creating custom speech.made and she's asked to design custom messages that express ideas that violate her convictions. she has lgbtq clients but it is based on what the message is, not who the person is. i think we could think about the lgbtq website designer would may not want to have to be compelled to speak messages for the catholic church on their views. or a democrat would wouldn't want to write a press conference for a republican. so the issue does transcend this particular issue and it involves all of us and whether the government could tell us what to say. and that is wrong. the first amendment stops the government from doing this. >> in this case we're talking about anti-discrimination law in colorado and the argument has been made on the other side that if lori smith doesn't want to, she could pull her services out of the public market place and she's made the choice to enter the public market. >> you don't lose your constitutional rights because you sell the art you create. it is one thing if it i

here's justice sotomayor questioning the lawyer for lorie smith.ow about people who don't believe in interracial marriage or about people who don't believe that disabled people should get married? what's -- where is the line? i choose to serve whom i want if i disagree with their personal characteristics like race or disability? i can choose not to sell to those people? >> justice ketanji brown jackson was asking a pointed question, asking the lawyer for lorie smith if it would be okay if a photographer said i only want to photograph white children with a white santa. the lawyer for lorie smith has been saying there are lines to this but overall creative expression and free speech should not be something that the government should be able to force you and compel you to do. an interesting case and one that could have a big consequence. >> chris. >> thank you. >>> it's about to be in a jury's hands. will they find that donald trump's company committed tax fraud. >>> why aren't more constitutional conservatives calling out mr. trump? rvatives calling

lori jones neighbors. thank you, do we have any business before us today. >> that concludes the business today >> not how much we give but how much love we put in giving. this middle easting is adjourned. >>> a city like no other, san francisco has been a beacon of hope, and an ally towards lgbtq equal rights. [♪♪] >> known as the gay capital of america, san francisco has been at the forefront fighting gay civil rights for decades becoming a bedrock for the historical firsts. the first city with the first openly gay bar. the first pride parade. the first city to legalize gay marriage. the first place of the iconic gay pride flag. established to help cancel policy, programses, and initiatives to support trans and lgbtq communities in san francisco. >> we've created an opportunity to have a seat at the table. where trans can be part of city government and create more civic engagement through our trans advisory committee which advises our office and the mayor's office. we've also worked to really address wher

, thanks, great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >>> lori calvasina julie beale, i can see you're happy about what she said about small caps >> a girl after my heart earnings have held up relatively well what i think is always interesting is to look back to the pandemic and see how smaller businessed responded they were thoughtful while i wouldn't jump in with both feet, i think you can be selective. to me what people will be attracted to through 2023 is earnings durability, and feeling confident that the forecasts that are out there are the real forecasts or what's achievable >> that's a small-cap chart to you, kris? >> it's made no progress since about july we've been treading water. i do think there's a desire for these things to work we hear it in our travels and with clients -- but what was europe's biggest headwind the last ten years is they didn't have apple, microsoft, google. they didn't have the big weights. that could be an asset here. i'm very intrigued on the idea that european industrials, materials, those are the big constituents in that part of the world emerges wi

it's a big shift from the 2010s. >> wow that is really telling lori ann, thank you for giving us thisat report some very interesting data that's lori ann larocco. >>> coming up on the show, more on the energy crisis and replacing fossil fuels brian sullivan is in the netherlands with the role on what renewable energy may play, brian. >> we talked about hydrogen. we'll talk a little bit more about it after the break but a former colleague of mine, building out and making money off of solar, off of wind. we'll talk about investment strategies taking some money off engy transition. this is next live on the netherlands here on "worldwide exchange." did you know your health has more to do with your zip code than your genetic code? that doesn't seem fair. we agree. but where you live determines access to doctors, green spaces and fresh food. that's why we grow our own. smart. we don't think it's right that some people are healthier than others just because of where they live. that's why we're delivering food to areas with less access to it, and helping schools teach kids about gardens. wish

lori jones neighbors. thank you, do we have any business before us today. >> that concludes the business today >> not how much we give but how much love we put in giving. this middle easting is adjourned. >> we are right now in outer richmond in the last business area of this city. this area of merchants is in the most western part of san francisco, continue blocks down the street they're going to fall into the pacific ocean. two blocks over you're going to have golden gate park. there is japanese, chinese, hamburgers, italian, you don't have to cook. you can just walk up and down the street and you can get your cheese. i love it. but the a very multicultural place with people from everywhere. it's just a wonderful environment. i love the richmond district. >> and my wife and i own a cafÉ we have specialty coffee drinks, your typical lattes and mochas and cappuccinos, and for lunches, sandwiches and soup and salad. made fresh to order. we have something for everybody >> my shop is in a very cool part of th

and the supreme court agreed to take up the same question in the case of a website designer named lorimith who creates custom websites and she wanted to expand her business to include wedding websites, but she like phillips is a devout christian who says she believes that marriage is limited to one man and one woman so she does not want to create custom wedding websites for same-sex couples and she wants to put a notice on her own business website to make that clear. she says i will serve lgbtq people in other contexts. you want to create a website about an animal shelter that is great, but i will not do weddings. the colorado antidiscrimination law that would require her to do that violates her right to freedom of speech. the supreme court agreed to weigh-in on whether that violates or freedom of speech, not freedom of religion. and there seems to be five or six conservative justices who were sympathetic. the three liberal justices, justice sotomayor, ketanji brown jackson were trying to illustrate further justices and the public to try and press smith's lawyer, kristin wagoner. it bo

while his city crumbles, chicago mayor lori lightfoot is releasing goofy campaign ads. >> lori lightfootlaunches a new plan. >> the mess she was dealt, lori is delivering. she has 5,000 google jobs and she was cool during covid. >> hey. did you order thousands of new jobs and a pepperoni? >> told you she delivers. >> greg: that raises a key question for it why the mayor delivering pizza. the actual delivery question tell my got murdered. tyrus, after the hurricane desantis had, a very brief solution. a reminder that looters get shot. this wasn't after a hurricane, this was an ongoing consistent problem that we've given up on. any solutions? >> i live in louisiana and i didn't need ron desantis to tell me that because we also carry. and we sometimes if you step in my house unannounced, shoot first and hide the body later. i think that message was resoundingly clear to criminals. like, while my, there's not going to be a woke campaign on my behalf. i'm going to keep the bullet out of my right now target is able to come of these big chains are able to keep insurance for the theft. they are

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. >> reporter: today this colorado web designer reached the highest court in the land lorie smith argues she should not be compelled by the state to design wedding websites for same-sex couples. >> colorado is trying to force me to promote ideas inconsistent with my faith and the core of wh ti am >> reporter: under public accommodation laws businesses open to all cannot deny services based on a customer's race, gender or sexual orientation. >> you can't define your service so you exclude an entire category of people >> reporter: liberal justice elena kagan said gay couples want to buy the same services for wedding websites as straight couples. >> and the question is can a website designer say sorry, that's not my kind of marriage? >> reporter: smith contends her work is her personal artistic expression, protected by the first amendment. justice sonia sotomayor differed >> you're not inviting them to the wedding. lilly and mary are so how has it become your message >> reporter: but conservative justice clarence thomas noted that creative businesses are different. >> this is not a hotel. t

lori smith argues she should not be compelled by the state to design wedding websites for same-sex couples >> colorado is trying to force me to promote ideas inconsistent with my faith and the core of who i am >> reporter: under public accommodation laws, businesses open to all cannot deny services, based on a customer's race, gender or sexual orientation. >> you can't define your service, so you exclude an entire category of people. >> reporter: liberal justice kagan said gay couples want to buy the same services as straight couples >> and the question is, can website designer say sorry, that's not my kind of marriage >> reporter: smith contends her work is her personal artistic expression protected by the first amendment. >> you're not inviting them to the wedding. lilly and mary are how does it become your message? >> reporter: but justice thomas noted that creative businesses are different. >> this is not a hotel this is not a restaurant this is not a riverboat or a train. i'm interested in the intersection of public accommodations law and speech. >> reporter: while lori smith's views

but despite multiple attempts, mayor lori lightfoot flatly refuses to discuss the matter.he mayor's decision to restrict our ache sells to scanner channels will harm our ability to keep you, our readers and viewers and listeners safe and informed. and more difficult to hold our government and its personnel accountable. >> just a couple of weeks ago on the program, we talked to bill kelly, william kelly, a reporter out in chicago. his press pass was revoked by the city of chicago he is famous for asking the mayor hard questions. pulling the press credentials for every news outfit. you will not be able to hear the police scanner anymore. here is what he told us about the mayor on november 23rd. >> i was asking the obvious questions. and as she lost her temper every single time. the videos went viral. millions of comments, likes and shares. but now mayor lightfoot is in re-election mode and she doesn't want any more embarrassing questions to go viral, so she revoked my media credential. and i'm telling you right now, steve. this is a very serious constitutional crisis in the

i'm interested in the intersection of public accommodations law and speech. >> reporter: while lorie smith's views are rooted in her christian faith, her case is about whether excluding gay weddings is free speech, not religious freedom. lester? >> all right, kelly, thank you. >>> more good news tonight. in at least one part of the economy. gas prices continue to drop. they could average under $3 a gallon by christmas. but will it last? sam brock is following this. sam, what should we know? >> reporter: lester, good evening. it is a timely trend right now for consumers who have been rocked by inflation. if you look at the average cost of gas across the country right now, it was $3.80 a month ago. lester, $3.40 tonight. but projections of that figure going below $3 by christmas. and right now there are currently nine states in the u.s. led by texas that are already under that $3 a gallon average. but it's pretty good odds the relative bargain on gas is going to be short-lived as the world right now wants to punish russia and prevent putin from continuing to use oil profits to fund his

when lori smith who is the plaintiff in this case brought her suit, she did have a religious libertyse of religion to be compelled to serve same-sex couples by providing websites. >> even though someone no one's available. >> it's a theoretical gay couple. she also has compelled speech claim. one of the court granted saoirse worry on this, case the only granted it as to one issue, with the compelled to speak [inaudible] why they didn't touch the religious question? up for grabs. maybe it's because they've done so much to expand the scope of francis size over the last couple of years. maybe eight individuals raising free exercise claims in terms of limitations of reproductive rights. who knows? maybe it's because this case was literally created and a lap to bring this question to the supreme court. it's a compelled beach case. she's arguing that colorado is making her say that she endorses same-sex marriages which she does not because of her religious views. what's missing in all of this while we're talking about lori smith, while we're talking about the perspective speculative injury

lori b. is you ♪ >>> and she got us ready for halloween and all set for thanksgiving. now the internet's grandma is finally here in times square. all i want for christmas is babs costello's chocolate chip christmas cookies and she's saying -- ood morning, america. >> that's right. ♪ >>> you heard babs, good mrning, america. day three of our 12 days of christmas cookies. it's your turn, michael. >> my turn. means an extra trip to the gym this week. cannot wait to bake with babs. babs costello is going to make one of my favorite cookies and going to show us some of her favorite hacks including how to keep them fresh longer. >> we are looking forward to that. >>> we begin with the massive storm that's being felt coast to coast right now. blizzard conditions and the south is bracing for tornadoes. ginger tracking the latest. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, george. unfortunately, folks in wayne, oklahoma, woke up with tornadoes and we already have the images coming in. the aerials from the

what you heard were a number of tense exchanges here because you have this woman, lori smith, who's thehe owner of 303 creative. she is someone who creates websites. she sued the state of colorado preemptively to make sure she won't be sanctioned if she won't make wedding websites because of her christian believes. it's also the really the issue here i should say is that people who are opposed to lori smith's arguments say she's looking for a quote, license to discriminate. they say it should be against the law to discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation, which is part of colorado's law, although she has not tried to do that. what we have heard is a number of liberal leaning justices asking questions including justice sotomayor, what if you don't want to create a website for disabled couples. also, brown, what if a photographer wanted to say i only want to photograph white kids with santa and not black kids with santa. just listen to what i've been talking about. >> how about people who don't believe in interracial marriage? or about people who don't believe that

open up make progress, you need to open up these markets, not artificially restrict access. 0k, nick lorisk vom— solutions, good to talk to you, thank yon-— the us is not the only trade concern for europe — also today, european council president charles michel is in beijing for talks with president xijinping. many in europe see its economy as too dependent on china — german investment in the country hit a record high in the first half of the year. ricardo borges de castro is head of the europe in the world programme at the european policy centre thinktank in brussels. good to have you with us. this is actually a really tricky trip for charles michel because there is huge investment, huge two—way business relationships between china and many key economies in europe, and yet, you know, politically it is a difficult one, isn't it? good morning — difficult one, isn't it? good morning and _ difficult one, isn't it? good morning and thank- difficult one, isn't it? good morning and thank you - difficult one, isn't it? good morning and thank you for| morning and thank you for having me. it is inde

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so want to look into the stage lori reilly, the chief operating officer of phrma. lori, welcome.ause] >> thanks for being here. so we are finally done with the midterms. looking back on it how much will do you think health care played during the elections? >> i don't think it was picked if you look at almost every poll that came out, the issues were driven by jobs, the economy, abortion. health care was pretty low on the list honestly about 7% of people in the abc poll but if you kind of break that number down in terms of health care i think there are two issues that you jump out for people. one of which is people feeling like they are spending a lot more other insurance but are not necessarily getting what they expect to get. and the second is the ever-increasing cost of those premiums. so there are issues that people are focus on as a relates to health care but in terms of this election i think there were other issues -- >> is it a good thing or bad thing or does doesn't makes partisan if the thought of the people's minds, more under the radar? do think it would be attracting m

. >> reporter: colorado website designer lorie smith says she will work with any client unless their message would conflict with her religious beliefs. >> my faith teaches me that marriage is an institution that god has created. > reporter: smith considers her web designs a form of artistic expression and refuses to make them for same-sex couples. that puts her at odds with colorado's anti-discrimination law, which requires her to make them for all couples. a clash that played out in court today as justices struggled with where to draw the line. conservatives were troubled the government could compel speech just as neil gorsuch. >> this individual will provide all manner of websites, just not one that celebrates, requires her to write something, words on a page, customizable, all the stuff you stipulated to, that celebrate a particular thing that she finds offends her religious beliefs. >> reporter: but liberals worried a ruling for smith would also have implications for other groups. >> how about people who don't believe in interracial marriage? or about people who don't believe tha

lori from atlanta. jesse, what is your biggest fear? being trapped on an island with gutfeld? no. a merry christmas and got to keep your leftovers. i did. joe learned his lesson. always remember, i'm waters and this is my world. >> good evening. welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." one without a neck tie. hope you had a wonderful christmas. we're about to hit 230 interviews with tucker carlson today all an hour long on fox nation. if you haven't been watching, we want to show you what you've been missing. they're long. they go places we didn't expect. every one of them is with a genuinel

and the united states elizabeth throwing that last loris rather is president of elaborate consulting and a fellow at the pacific form in washington dc. we asked her how seriously we should take the sharp force by china. well, we always need to take this type of action from china seriously. of course, the timing of it is interesting on christmas day, sending a message that you're, if you want to have peace, particularly peace across the taiwan strait on. you need to quit enhancing your support of taiwan. this, of course is in response to prison biden signing that national defense authorization act, which includes in it the taiwan enhanced resilience act, which for the 1st time specifies a defense monetization program. for taiwan, it gives a $1000000000.00 in annual presidential draw down authority. what that means is that president binding can draw down from pentagon stump piles to send defensive weapons antimissile, land based and see based missiles to taiwan. and so chinese see that as a provocation. there's a lot more in the national defense authorization act that supports taiwan.

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lori had her eye on a $25 gift card at an office gift exchange. so she grabbed the lotto scratchers instead and one worth $175,000. wow. >> here's what she told us. >> a whirlwind of emotions and i think my first instinct was just to call my husband which i did with everybody in the room and he didn't believe it that it was actually happening and that this was real. >> lori, who by the way is a huge fan of "gma" says she will use the money for her daughter's college tuition. i wonder what the person who took the gift card -- >> thoughts and prayers go out to the person who took the gift card. >> t.j. maxx or 175,000 bucks? >>> a lot more fun stuff coming up. stanley tucci starring as clive davis in the new whitney houston biopic and he's talking about his other greatest love of all, food. how about that for a tease? >>> coming up, "gma's" concert series sponsored by carmax. car buying re-imagined. ♪ ♪ merry christmas! ♪ rich chocolate layers sprinkled with festive peppermint. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli peppermint bark squares. makes

out certain people based on religion, based on race, based on sex. >> joan, we actually heard from loritioner in this case, this graphic designer, and she talked to cnn about what her position is. all this is preemptive, which i think is a critical part of this. what she told cnn last night about her position here. >> i want to design for weddings and i want to design in a way that's consistent with my faith but colorado is censoring and compelling my speech and forcing me to create custom artwork, custom expression that goes against the core who i am and what i believe. state of colorado saying you must set aside your beliefs to communicate a message that goes against what you believe. that should be frightening to all of us. nobody should be forced to create a message that goes against the core of who they are. >> joan, the frustration, seemed for some justices like justice kagan hasn't actually turned away any customers or faced any punishment. how are they expected to rule on this? >> exactly right, kaitlan. the clip brings up two factors, one the justice ds do not have complete rul

lori smith is her name she used her first amendment right to -- allowed her to refuse those couples. reports civil rights groups say that smith is asking the court for, quote, license to discriminate that would gut public accommodation laws that require businesses to serve all customers. justice sonia sotomayor tried to clarify that during her questioning. >> how about people who don't believe an interracial marriage? or about people who don't believe that disabled people should get married? what's -- where is the line? i can choose not to sell to those people? this website, because it's my speech? >> let's welcome dulles, worksite senior editor and legal correspondent. she's also an msnbc law and politics analyst and the very, very best at this topic. i'm so glad you're with us tonight. what did you take away from today's arguments? >> a couple of things. one, as you said, it was very clear that if there is a principle distinction between allowing people to opt out of public accommodation laws because they don't make same-sex marriage -- i couldn't hear principle distinction between

lori rodriguez is that with the details on this. gloria: good morning.california. less angels county hospitals are on alert. one ucsf doctor says there are three pathogens circulating. influenza, rsv, and covid. the doctor says while hospitalizations are up, the number of covid patients in the icu is down. they have not seen severe disease among those who are vaccinated and boosted against covid. the doctor says the biggest threat this holiday season is the flu. just 50% of those eligible have been vaccinated against it. >> i want people to please get that influenza vaccine because i think that will influence what happens over the christmas season. there are certain types of masks that are filled and filtered. these masks really protect us against w, owdespaces. gl the doctor says masking still matters as far as holiday travel and gatherings go. she says to take all the precautions and stay home when you're sick, wash your hands, and sneeze or cough into your elbow. the cdc's color-coded map shows california and other states were shaded purple, the worst