what you heard earlier from attorney lori windham. they represented hobby lobby. let's play a bit of what they said. >> today's decision a landmark decision for religious freedom. the supreme court recognized that american families do not lose their fundamental rights when they open a family business. today's victory against this unjust mandate is important not just for families like the greens but also religious ministries like the little sisters of the poor and all americans who seek to live according to their consciouses. >> and as you heard, the attorney there lori windham. she mentioned other corporations organizations that she feels, and they feel, are having their religious trounsed upon. >> it applies to for-profit corporations. i think that's correct. there's another round of cases here that are pending in the lower courts that raise the question of how far does the nonprofit coverage go, and you already have the exception for churches. now the question is in those other cases, how far does that extend beyond churches for nonprofit religious affiliated or

lori windham is the attorney for hobby lobby. >> today's decision is a landmark day for religious freedom. the supreme court, the supreme court recognized that american families do not lose their fundamental rights when they open a family business. >> woodruff: the view at the white house was decidedly different. spokesman josh earnest. >> the ruling allows the bosses of these women to essentially step in and say, "well, i have a religious concern, so you're not allowed to make your own decision about whether or not you'd like to benefit from these services. we're going to make sure they aren't provided." we strongly disagree with that. we believe that congress should take action to fix it. >> woodruff: the contraception mandate faces separate legal challenges from religiously affiliated hospitals, colleges and charities. >> woodruff: for more on today's decision, we turn as always to marcia coyle of the national law journal. marcia, welcome back to the program. final day of the court, final day to issue. this is a big one. so the court, the companies were saying, we're being asked to vio