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chris: even if the oregon supre court says this is ok under the oregon ste constitution, i think the cond amendment is lingering behind a lot of these challenges. the supreme court's pretty expansive reading of the second amendment suggests that the court is not going to be very receptive to a lot of regulations that previously had been upheld. william: shortell says 114's passage shows that, even in a state with strong gun traditions, people are open to putting greater regulation gun -- on gun owners. but without a go-ahead from the courts, oregonians may never see its effects. for the “pbs newshour,” i'm william brangham in portland, oregon. geoff: today marks 20 years since the space shuttle columbia disintegrated on its way home. the tragedy killed all seven astronauts on board. and it was the beginning of the end for the space shuttle program, ultimately changing how we explore space now. miles o'brien was there that day and has our look. miles: so, where were you when it happened? there are moments in time that trigger that question. >> columbia, houston, comm check. miles: the

. >>> the supre supreme court is hear a case that could break the internet. it happens tuesday.lez vs. google and it deals with whether tech platforms can be legally liable for content posted frein third parties. the court will hear a related case on wednesday. >>> and one week since a mass shooting on the campus left three dead classes resumed today at michigan state university. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> tributes for former president carter as he chooses to spend what could be his final days at home in hospice care. the announcement this weekend following years of health challenges and a life lived on his own terms. >> i'm robert costa in plains, georgia as this town and the nation reflect on president carter's legacy. >>> also, weapons warning. the u.s. says china may send arms and ammunition to russia. >> and i was able to share with him the serious consequences that would have for our relationship. >>> this week president biden heads to europe, marking one year since vladimir putin's army i

president biden's historic student loan forgiveness plan back on the table as the supreme court prepares to debate the the supr to take up president biden's historic student loan forgiveness plan. they will hear oral arguments in 2 cases tomorrow. >> that accused the president of overstepping his authority when he canceled up to $20,000 in debt for tens of millions of americans. the biden administration argues the heroes act of 2003 gives the education secretary authority to make changes to the federal student loan program during a national emergency, which in this case was the coronavirus pandemic. the supreme court is expected to issue their ruling on this in june. for those still trying to recover from last month's storms. good news from the government. the irs has announced it's pushing back the federal tax filing deadline in the golden state until october 16th for some filers. the deadline extension was issued for residents who live in federally declared disaster areas. the irs and the state had previously extended the filing date from april 18th to may 15th. now it's all the way pushed back to october. t