silvestre reyes from texas. we will look at the fiscal health of the states with brian sigritz, with the national association of state budget officers. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] host: the supreme court split some arizona immigration law, striking down three major parts but upholding what is called the "show me your papers" provision. welcome to "washington journal." we will talk this morning with reporters who cover the supreme court and arizona border and members of congress joined us to share their reaction very we would like to hear what you think this morning about the supreme court's decision. here are the numbers to call -- "the los angeles times" says -- "the orange county register" also with a top headline above the fold -- "the chicago tribune" also tells its viewers what is going on. one of the border states wrestling with its own issues, texas has "the houston chronicle." "the pittsburgh post-gazette" looks at the c

jess braven, and paul gosar, and silvestre reyes from texas. "washington journal" is a live on c-span every day at 7:00 p.m. -- 7:00 a.m. eastern. several live events to tell you about this morning. the senate judiciary committee on deceptive practices in federal elections. and then at 10:15 a.m. eastern on c-span, bill gates speaks about the future of public higher education. and 8, booxtv explores jefferson city. >> is probably our most favored -- a favorite. this is a book about harriet tubman. it is called here it, the moses of her people. this book was written in 1866. the special thing is that when harriet tubman made her mark on their and that is really the most famous autograph if you want to call it that of what we have here in the library. obviously, she cannot read or write, so she left her mark as the sign of the cross. >> july 7 and 8. >> justice anthony kennedy wrote the opinion for the supreme court, striking down most of the arizona immigration law. he is joined by justice roberts and ginsberg. the court upheld the provision tha

our guests include jess bravin, and rep paul gosar and democrats silvestre reyes. it will also look at the fiscal health of states with the national association of state budget officers. boston journal is live on c-span every day -- washington journal is live on c-span every day. sunday, david pietrusza is our guest. his passion for u.s. presidents and baseball has resulted in a dozen books, including, "lbj vs jfk vs nixon." and join us live with your calls, e-mails and tweets for sunday at noon eastern on "book and that. the supreme court struck down most of arizona's immigration law but of how the provision that requires police officers to review a person's immigration status if they suspect the person is in the country illegally. arizona governor says because the heart of the bill was upheld, the legislation was vindicated. she spoke with reporters for about 10 minutes. good morning. to all of you and thank you for being here. let me begin by saying from the moment i signed into law centile arizona has preparing for this year -- this day. let's reflect on what h