skyler henry is at the white house with reaction from presidential hopefuls on the rulings. skyler? >> reporter: jericka, good to see you. three of those justices were appointed by former president trump, another one of those candidates. >> he briefly mentions it at a rally on saturday. the decisions sparked a wave of protests and criticism from the biden administration. >> one by one, the court makes decisions that they don't like, all of a sudden the court is, you know, a not normal court according to president biden. >> reporter: republican presidential challengers weighed in on the wave of momentous decisions by the supreme court. >> what the supreme court showed is regardless of where you're born and raised, what color you are, what gender you are, you are going to be able to have individual freedom, and that's a win for the united states of america. >> reporter: last week, the high court's 6-3 conservative majority ruled race cannot be a factor when colleges and universities consider applicants. justices also sided with the designer who opposed making same-sex wedding websites

>> skyler henry in washington, d.c. tonight. thank you. >>> well, the latest government numbers show the economy is expanding with americans still splurging. but a cbs news poll out today reveals many of us are worried about that i word, inflation. cbs's mark strassmann with the details. >> reporter: so far so good for the fed and its twin goals. chip away at inflation but avoid a rock slide of job losses that could bury us in a recession. >> we've seen so far the beginnings of disinflation without any real costs in the labor market. and that's a really good thing. >> reporter: chairman powell's fed hiked interest rates again last week, bringing them to the highest rate in 22 years. despite the high cost of credit, some sectors are booming. for example, construction. average gains of roughly 15,000 jobs a month over the last year. residential construction is especially hot despite rising interest rates. there's just so little existing inventory for sale. inflation has eased. last month prices were up 3% year over year. that's th

skyler henry is following the developments from wilmington, delaware. skyler? >> reporter: hey, good to be with the both of you. the line in the sand for this judge were the terms of this plea arrangement, especially considering there are outstanding investigations into hunter biden that could lead to possible or pending charges simply saying that she cannot move forward with the agreement because doing so would be a rubber stamp deal. hunter biden remains in legal jeopardy after a plea deal with federal prosecutors fell apart in court. the judge questioned whether the agreement gave the president's son immunity from all crimes are just the three charges he currently faces. >> she had a lot of questions. she was concerned about the pro pry ty of reaching a plea agreement when will there are other charges -- she couldn't approve it. >> reporter: biden pleaded not guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and felony gun charge. there are two weeks to work on an agreement before they are due in court again. investigations into hunter biden's business dealings will con

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skyler henry is at the white house with reaction from presidential hopefuls on the rulings.ood evening. >> reporter: three of the justices were appointed by former president trump. one of those candidates. he mentioned it during a rally saturday. the decision sparked a wave of protests and criticism from the biden administration. one by one -- >> the court makes decisions they don't like. all of a sudden the court is a not normal court according to president biden. >> reporter: republican presidential challengers weighed in on the decisions by the supreme court. >> what the supreme court showed is regardless where you are born or raised, what color you are, what againer y gender you are, have individual freedoms. >> reporter: last week the conservative majority ruled race cannot be a factor when colleges and universities consider applicants. justices also sided with a designer who opposeds same-sex websites. and president biden's student loan forgiveness. >> the people who would benefit are people with multiple degrees. >> reporter:ed despite the blow, press biden vowed to c

skyler, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you.ell, in one week agents reported encountering dozens of migrants with injuries, including broken limbs and some drownings, even with victims as young as 1 years old. there are growing frustrations over what officials are calling a new humanitarian crisis at the u.s./mexico border. >> people need to wake up because it's costing our taxpayer dollars, but sadly, it's resulting in the death of innocent people. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott recently signed off on placing this floating barrier along the rio grande earlier this month in an attempt to limit border crossings. but critics are calling the move inhumane, saying migrants could get tuck underneath and drown, or injured by newly installed barbed wire along the river. >> they're bumping into that razor wire without being able to see it. it's extremely cruel and barbaric. >> reporter: in a letter issued last thursday to governor abbott, the doj says the floating barrier poses navigation and public safety risks and presents hu

skyler henry has the details on that. >> reporter: from the outset, democrats and republicans sparred over testimony from two irs whistleblowers who came to talk about claims the justice department interfered with the hunter biden tax investigation. >> we will continue to follow the money trail and provide the answers, transparency, and accountability that americans demand and deserve. >> there quest for something that doesn't exist has turned our committee into the fodder of absurd, an exercise in futility and embarrassment. >> reporter: the whistleblowers told the house panel there was enough evidence to bring felony tax evasion charges against the president's son but that the doj slow walked the investigation. >> at every stage decisions were made that benefited the subject of this investigation. for example, prosecutors concealed contents of hunter biden's laptop from investigators. >> reporter: the second whistleblower, joseph zeigler, who says he's a democrat, testified he felt blocked from pursuing leads during the investigation. >> it appeared to me based on what i experienced

skyler henry reports from the white house. >> reporter: one by one the court makes decisions they don't like, and all of a sudden the court is a not normal court according to president biden. >> reporter: republican presidential challengers weighed in on the wave of momentous decisions by the supreme court. >> what the supreme court showed is regardless of where you're born and raised, what color you are, what gender you are, you are going to be able to have individual freedom, and that's a win for the united states of america. >> reporter: last week the high court's 6-3 conservative majority ruled race cannot be a factor when colleges and universities consider applicants. justices also sided with a designer who opposed making same-sex wedding websites, and invalidated president biden's student loan forgiveness program that would have wiped out nearly half a trillion dollars in borrower debt. >> the majority of people that would have benefited for this student loan forgiveness are people with multiple graduate degrees. >> reporter: the administration said it would have provided relief f

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cbs news's skyler henry joins us from the white house. skyler? >> reporter: mark, good to see you.hese numbers are revealing for the first time what these candidates are earning and spending, especially those republicans who are looking to meet a certain threshold to hit the debate stage in august. republican presidential hopefuls are revving up for next month's gop debate in milwaukee. >> i'm going to be at the debates. i think it's a great opportunity. and especially for a guy like me. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis firmly polling in second place in the gop primary behind front-runner former president trump says he's ready to take him and other candidates on, but not with insults. >> i don't do insults, so that is true. i think just getting in this insult game turns voters off. it's not something i want to do. >> reporter: while mr. trump weighs whether to participate, republican challenger chris christie is using a different strategy. what is your path to victory? >> through donald trump. there's no other way to do it. >> reporter: only governor desantis and south ca

cbs's skyler henry is in washington with more on that. >> reporter: good to see you.he former president has a sizeable lead over his closest competitor in the republican primary race, according to the latest polling. and despite his legal troubles, his supporters remain largely unphased. former president trump stumping in iowa and pennsylvania over the weekend. >> i'm being indicted for you. >> reporter: on stage he repeated familiar false claims while jabbing at his political and legal foes. >> the radical lunatic democrats, they impeach me, they indict me. >> reporter: backing for the former president is unwavering. a 538 poll shows mr. trump pulling in more than 50% of support. this in the face of his legal troubles. trial dates are set after he was indicted in two different criminal cases. one tied to hush money payments, the other a justice department probe into the alleged mishandling of classified documents. just last week new charges were tacked on, including claims he showed off classified documents related to military plans. and more indictments in separate

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. >> reporter: skyler temple says that it is the students who will suffer. >> we have heard conversations about the college board not interested in bringing back the college curriculum if they are not interested in teaching true history. >> to insinuate that we are harming the children? >> reporter: mark brewer says this controversy over what is taught in classrooms really hurts. >> they need to start trusting us. >> reporter: but some parents say the state and teachers need less power over their kids and they trust the school board. >> i can tell you right now that you have more support than you will ever know. >> reporter: she says she appreciates this but believes that a fine of this magnitude will only hurt the students. >>> the storm making its way through southern california. >>> this is the one time i'm ororlando anand i'm liviving with hih. i don't t have to woworry abt daily y hiv pillss because i i switched to everyry-other-mononth caben. for adadults who are unundetectablele, cabena is the onlnly cocomplete lonong-acting hiv v treatmentt you u can get evevery other r. it's twow

skyler henry has that story. >>> one by one , the court makes decisions that they don't like him all the sudden the court is you know, a not normal court according to president biden. >> republican presidential challengers waited on the wave of momentous decisions by the supreme court. >> with the supreme court showed us a regardless of where you are born and raised, what color you are, what gender you are, you're going to be able to have individual freedom and that is a win for united states of america. >> last week the high court 6-3 conservative majority ruled race cannot be a factor when colleges and universities consider applicants justices also sided with the the decider opposed making same-sex wedding websites and invalidate biden student loan forgiveness program. wiped out nearly half a tour in dollars and borrowed it. >> the majority of people that would've unabated from this loan forgiveness for people with multiple graduate degrees. >> would've provided relief for many middle-class americans . despite the blow , president biden vowed to carve out a new plan to forgive thos

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as skyler henry reports, the hearing today hit a major snag. >> reporter: hunter biden walked into the federal courthouse, planning to accept a plea deal, but after attempts three-hour hearing, the agreement fell apart , drawing this response from the president and first lady. >> they love their son and they support him as he continues to rebuild his life. >> reporter: the president's son, instead, pleaded not guilty to to tax charges after the judge says she would not rubberstamp the deal and had serious concerns. >> you kick the tires on the steel, and at the end of the day she said i cannot approve it. >> reporter: the deal started unraveling of the questions about its scope. bidens teams that it protected him against future restitution, and apparent misunderstanding. >> the prosecution was abundantly clear , at this hearing, but this was not intended to be a global agreement. the defense believe it was. >> reporter: hunter biden had also planned to admit to possession of a gun as a drug user, committing to a diversion plan which would have required him to remain drug-free to avoid

skyler henry was in the crowd and talked to his bandmates after the show. >> baback that ththing up!that was like briringing n orleans s here! that is a trulu special momoment. >> reporter: the tiny desk series has served as a showcase fofor a lot of artists, includi t-pain. he was able to showcase his skills in a way that many fans had never heard. >>> americans are expected to eat 150 million hot dogs for the fourth of july, and there is a big debate over the condiment that goes on top. you can call it the great catch-up debate, and people are in two camps. some say you have to store it in the fridge. what does hines say about it? they said ketchup goes in the fridge! so you say fred! i am not surprised. >> yeah, because it is perishable! >> i prefer it out when it is room temperature. >> not quite fridge temperature, but not too unhealthy -- >> you don't know how long it has been there -- you are not sure if it is centuries old. that is kind of how i like ketchup. >> you know who doesn't need ketchup? joey chestnut, because he is going to do his thing and eat 1

skyler henry is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: donald trump could be facing another indictment from the jack smith investigation, this time for his efforts to overturn the election. trump posted that his lawyers, quote, had a very productive meeting with the doj this morning, explaining in detail that i did nothing wrong. trump was informed by letter last week that he is the target of a department of justice investigation. the letter indicated that investigators are looking into possible criminal acts, including conspiracy to commit an offense or defraud the u.s., obstruction of an official proceeding, and a civil-rights-era law which makes it a crime to threaten or intimidate anyone in the free exercise or enjoyment of a right or privilege. the former president already has a trial date scheduled for next may right in the middle of the republican presidential primaries. >> we are going to win again and win big. >> reporter: the lead widened even further following the first indictment. >>> the city of santa rosa now taking a new approach to crack down on illegal sideshows. this

skyler henry spoke to a tennessee man who is warning others aboutut the dangers. >> my bones were broken marks a year since josh beal was severely injured when a firework malfunctioned. >> as soon as i lit the fuse, it went off. i mean, i couldn't even move. and it took the whole top of my hand off. and it got my ear. >> there was blood everywhere. >> reporter: josh spent eight days in a trauma center and needed three extensive surgeries. >> it's the worst thing i've ever been through. >> he had some really bad ptsd, and i think it was the dark. all that happened in the dark. >> reporter: new data from the consumer product safety commission shows more than 10,000 fireworks-related injuries last year, 73% during the month around the fourth of july holiday, 11 people died. >> the most common injuries were caused by firecrackers, sparklers, and mortars. >> reporter: this demonstration shows how devastating injuries can be. >> if you are going to have fireworks, light them one at a time on a flat surface. have a bucket of water just in case there's a problem. never relight a dud. >> reporter

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for more, let's bring in skyler montgomery who is the senior global macro strategist. >> thank you for having me. >> it seems every day it is more bullish sentiment coming out do you believe the vanguard sentiment with the 5.5% return over the next 12 months? >> it is really hard we're caught between two contradicting forces on one side, we have disinflation and economic surprises which are positive, but the central bank and worry of recession we have seen equities be strong and that is justified because it is policy path dependent in 2022, equities went down with massive tightening from central banks. now in anticipation of hiking ending before we h get cuts. that means we are past peak tightening of the cycle. yes, we had a drift up in expectations they largely have been around that range for the past ten minutes. you have other positives as well with dollar weakness or a range-bound dollar it is quite hard right now. >> a lot of people pointing to the dollar weakness. down 2.5% in july alone. de despite the soft futures, the market is on a remarkable run. for your clients, how are y

and by the way, that’s why people with a skyler pacemaker can’t use the instruction about this , otherwisee to harm the devices, another declared chip. intelligent identification the device is switched on only when hard surfaces, and stops when touching soft tissues. this is to protect the gums from accidental damage. let's check it on a half-peeled boiled egg. the equipment is turned off when we move to soft tissues, but despite this, it is still dangerous, because we still have a tongue in the oral cavity on its own. you can’t move it away in any way, there is a high risk of traumatizing the oral mucosa, it can simply be mechanically scratched. well , how is it with the removal of plaque? and stones, we proceed to overcome the obstacle course. i now have the device turned on to the maximum. but, to be honest, the effects i do not see our conditional tartar. he changed his color, as if we had fried him a little, but he does not leave the doctor’s tooth, on the contrary, everything is removed easily during work tatyana noticed another difference between the devices – a professional tool wo

my name is skyler and i am a rising junior at utah state. as a fellow conservative christian, i have noticed that christianity has now fallen into interpretations especially in utah. since we can't, as just a member in our church, right at pistols -- write epistles and tell them what they're doing wrong, how can we communicate this idea of compassion but actual critical race theory is being put into a religion and discrediting it from the inside out? mr. west: in heaven, there are no racism or colors. this is man-made dogma. marxism -- he was an atheist. he hated god. why would we succumb ourselves in the christian church to listening to anything about the doctrines and philosophies and theories of karl marx? he said religion was the opiate of the masses. what socialists and leftists want is to promise some short -- type of utopia on earth instead of people having faith in something higher than man himself. so yes, you should write epistles to your elders and tell them, you are going against the basic constructs of christianity. when we get

. >> and skyler , on the front page >> and skyler, on the front page of the express this morning, i don'tt catterick. this is in rishi sunaks constituency and the army chiefs there are actually saying no to asylum seekers on an army base barracks . and they're saying the reason for that is that these people represent a danger and a threat to the army and to the local community. so now the army is stepping in and saying, not in our back yard . our back yard. >> yeah, i mean, there is push back there is a push back by various council levels where they are trying to implement this. so i mean, we will see ultimately what happens. but the prime minister, he identified ending the use of hotels as one of the five steps of his government was going to take to address the illegal migration. he said it's unfair and appalling that we're spending the kind of money that we are so a minimum 5.5 million a day on hotels to house asylum seekers . hotels to house asylum seekers. so he is the government is looking for alternative options . he he confirmed that asylum dispersal arrangements would be reformed