new york times article we showed earlier a picture of a couple of the plaintiffs in the case, lydia carson, her mother amy carson, andth in their piece on the ruling yesterday, and his majority opinion, on tuesday come the chief justice john roberts rejected the argument that maine should be free to try to replicate a public school experience which does not include religious instruction in the private schools and programs support zero, were themselves a different from maine's public schools are in a sort of the most obvious is the chief justice private schools are different by definition it because they do not have to accept all of the students in chief justice road adding to the curriculum taught of the participating private schools need not even resemble that talk in maine public schools in your thoughts on the chief justice, is there. >> i think it is exactly right, again is important for the listeners to understand maine does not have to provide tuition support to the kids in the rural. house and you can just say, we need to set up a school or you cneed to pay your way to go to school

botswana, that is to be a first for us, along the bottom, that is carson in union main and then alex and mark and gracie, joslyn, lydiaf celebrates her fifth birthday in leesburg, virginia. and kim, a second grade teacher in golden valley minnesota, thank you for what you do and enjoy the summer. a programming note, major league baseball is streaming on peacock and the kids are going early again this monday, and will be sunday leadoff coverage of the oakland athletics and cleveland guardians beginning today at 11 a.m. eastern. thank you for spending part of the morning with us, we will see you back here next week on sunday today. >>> good morning, it is sunday, june 12th. a live look toward san francisco at the bay bridge. a little hazy to start out this morning. thank you for joining us. her meteorologist joints with a look at the microclimate forecast. >> it is a muggy start to sunday, the standard is 67 degrees in san jose, but 84%, dew points in the 60s, we don't often see around the bay area unless you've g