according to this newspaper, the british government will seek permission to appeal from the supreme court of england after the decision of the court of appeal of qasrat. england had previously announced that the purpose of implementing this plan is to prevent illegal immigration. rwanda is considered to be a violation of the rights of immigrants due to certain conditions in the country, including insecurity. new zealand, as the first country in the world , officially banned the use of plastic bags. this ban began on saturday, and according to this law , new zealanders must use use non-plastic bags themselves. the use of thick plastic bags was banned in new zealand in 2019. there will also be a new complete ban on plastic straws and single-use containers. new zealand authorities estimate that each new zealander averages more than 4 meters per year. sends landfill waste and the new ban will reduce the use of more than 150 million plastic bags a year. a shooting at a party in baltimore , maryland on saturday night left at least two dead and 28 injured , as the new york times reported, police are still

after the decision of the court of appeal, the british government intends to get permission to appeal to the supreme court of england. england had previously announced that the purpose of implementing this plan is to prevent illegal immigration . human rights activists and the deportation of immigrants to rwanda due to some people consider the conditions of this country, including insecurity, to be a violation of the rights of immigrants. chalos was blocked due to flood damage and was reopened after 19 days . alborz general director of highways and road transport said that with the round-the-clock efforts of the karaj chalos road traffic forces, they first cleaned and then it has been secured and is ready to be used by our compatriots . it was around 15-21. announced that the process of sending a new ambassador of iran to sweden was stopped in response to the permission of the government of this country in connection with the holy quran. the government of this country has issued a permit to dare to enter the holy area of ​​the holy quran safavi's mission to iran has been stopped for the time being. sweden's use in t

newspaper of the british government after the decision of the sinai court of cassara to obtain permission to appeal from the supreme court of englandgland had previously announced that the purpose of implementing this plan is to prevent illegal immigration . the country is aware of the insecurity of the violation of the rights of immigrants, the media of the zionist regime reported that a terrible explosion was heard in the occupied territories. this morning, the fighters of the zionist regime attacked the areas of hefz and tartus in syria, the syrian air defense intercepted these fighters up to the sky of the occupied palestine, according to the media of the zionist regime, the shrapnel of one of the missiles of the syrian defense after hitting the target in the sky in the city of rahmat and the negev desert fell in the south of occupied palestine, and the media also broadcast images of two large shrapnel, one of which had fallen in residential areas, as well as a passenger plane with 309 passengers flying to the united states from television. to return and an emergency landing was made at ben-gurion airport. some news sources rep

written this newspaper, after the decision of the court of appeal, the british government plans to get permission to appeal from the supreme court of england. england had previously announced that the purpose of implementing this plan is to prevent illegal immigration . new zealand is the first country in the world to officially ban the use of plastic bags. this ban began on saturday, and according to this law, new zealanders must use non-plastic bags for their purchases. the use of thick plastic bags was banned in new zealand in 2019. the new ban will also include plastic straws and disposable containers. new zealand authorities estimate that each new zealander sends an average of more than 4 meters of waste to landfills every year. and the new ban will reduce the use of more than 150 million plastic bags a year.a shooting at a party in baltimore, maryland on saturday night left at least two dead and 28 injured , the new york times reported. at the party at according to the police, the bodies of an 18- and 20-year-old man and a woman were discovered at the scene of the incident, and 28 injured were treated at area hospitals, three of whom

of england and rwanda say that they are both committed to implementing this plan. according to this newspaper, the british government plans to seek permission to appeal from the supreme courtengland after the decision of the sinai court. preventing illegal immigration is human rights activists and the deportation of bahran immigrants is the cause of some conditions in this country, including the insecurity of the violation of the rights of immigrants. the head of the country's education assessment organization said that the personalization and different arrangement of entrance exam questions is to calm the candidates and prevent fraud, mr. pour. on the first page of the program, abbas said that with the actions of the organization for measuring the smallest fraud with fraudulent water systems , we can repent to our dear volunteers. probably, mr. pour abbas also pointed out he told the security of the exam that the internet will not be interrupted during the entrance exam. the second round of the national exam of 1402 with more than one million three hundred and nineteen thousand candidates will be held in the morning and evening on wednesday the 14th and thursday the 15th

of new england. all right. the supreme court that we all watched go down, they decided that in harvard and north carolina, those are the two places that brought brought the case, they ruled case could not be considered a factor in college admissions and cited the amendment of equal protects under the law. you are arguing if race cannot be a factor, and make sure i get this right you're arguing if race cannot be a factor in admissions, in all fairness neither can legacy. michael, how are you trying to force colleges to get rid of legacy admissions? >> sure. so first, thank you for having me. then second, i'd like to clarify one thing. i would say that the supreme court did not necessarily eliminate entirely the use of race in admissions in higher education. what it did, it substantially limited the use of race as a consideration. so with respect to the federal civil rights complaint that we at lawyers for civil rights filed yesterday, we are saying that legacy and donor preferences that are given to applicants who have family tie

of essex in england. great to have you with us. lots to talk about, obviously. let's start with the supreme courttriking down affirmative action in college admissions. tell us about the consequences of this decision. >> this is going to have huge consequences. when you think about it, policymakers have been trying to figure out how to implement the 14th amendment, which is the promise that no one is denied equal protection under the law. and decades of research have shown that affirmative action is incredibly effective in ensuring diversity, and also in tackling racial discrimination. this recent ruling is effectively a ban on affirmative action, which is going to have long-term implications for our workforce. it's affecting the pipeline of diverse workers there you need for a modern economy. it's going to affect equity in the workforce, diversity in the workforce. it's even going to affect retention rates. because research shows that more diverse companies are 5.4 times more likely to retain their workers. it's going to affect health care because you need a diverse medical staff to be able to te

of california berkeley in 2016 and 2014 for traveling to that institute. chief justice roberts was reimbursed for traveling to london to teach class on history the supreme court, the students of the new england school law. universities throughout the country have been paying for trips of justices. if he read the new york times, you wouldn't know that, would you? i can't say i read the new republic, this is the headline. democrats need -- they need to destroy clarence thomas's reputation. that's what we're here about. it's not gonna work. this assault on justice thomas is well beyond ethics. it is about trying to de-legitimize a conservative court that was appointed to the traditional process. your response has been to pass the court virtually every member of the democratic caucus, except maybe one or two, our for expanding the number of judges to dilute the conservative majority that exists today. so, mister chairman from our point of view, this is not going to work. you can write all the articles you want to write, you can take all the shots that the conservative justice that you want to take. you can take it before their houses. it is not gonna stop you from doing their job. this is an uns

supreme court decision ending affirmative action in higher education. the complaint was filed today by the nonprofit lawyers for civil rights on behalf of black and latino groups in new england. it claims legacy admissions discriminate against students of color by giving an unfair boost to the mostly white children of former students. 70% of harvard's donor and legacy applicants are white. legacy students are about six times more likely to be admitted. >>> it's july and a number of new laws have taken effect across the state, including one that will seal criminal records of hundreds of thousands of former offenders. they'll take place july 1st. it allows people convicted of some felonies to have their records sealed. first offenders have to complete their sentence, maintain a clean record at least for four years. it aims to give ex-offenders a way to move on and build a better life. only law enforcement and schools will have access to those sealed records, but employers and landlords will not. the law excludes sex offenders and people convicted of serious or violent crime. >>> another new law in effect, juneteenth now an official state holiday. that means public schools will

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supreme court's decision to end affirmative action in higher education. the nonprofit called lawyers for civil rights filed the complaint on behalf of black and latino groups based in new englandey claim that the college give special admission preference to applicants whose relatives are alumni or wealthy donors. so the complaint goes on to say that most of these privileged students are white. the legal group argues that practice a preferential treatment violates the civil rights act of 1964. and disenfranchises students of color. human rights organizations in los angeles are making sure that a recent group of migrants that were bussed over from texas are being taken care of the migrant group of 41 people includes 11 children and it arrived this past weekend. this is actually a second bus that is said to have brought migrants to la this past year. pedro rivera reports. >> saturday afternoon in downtown l a union station. a bus packed with 41 migrants arrived after making the 1600 mile trip from brownsville, texas. the group consisting of asylum seekers from 8 different countries, including billy's colombia, cuba, el salvador, guatemala, make equal nicaragua and venezuela throu

of the supreme court decision to strike down race-based affirmative action admissions. the president said the university is committed to diversifying its student body by acquiring students from community colleges, recruiting students from outside new england and recruiting veterans. >> watching netflix with no ads. it is not that is not an option but it did just get more expensive. >> take a trip to italy. without leaving california. >> stocks continued to rally. the doug jones registered its eighth straight day of gains. the longest daily win streak in almost four years. the dell added 109 points to close above 35,000. and as gained four points. the s&p went up by almost 11. new netflix customers have fewer options. the basic plan, a single stream $10 a month no ads is no longer available for new or rejoining members. efflux is existing basic members can keep their plans. the move is to push with ads. the change by affects subscribers and of the u.s. and the u.k. netbook scott would've the basic plan in canada last month. tomorrow local members of sag-aftra planta pickett front of the los gatos headquarters. >> someone could b billionaire. that is how much money is in the current powerball jackpot. it is the seventh largest check in u.s.

england. it claims legacy admissions discriminate against students of color by giving an unfair boost to mostly white children of former students. the practice is under new fire following last week's supreme courtecision overturning affirmative action. supporters say 70% of harvard's donor and legacy applicants are white and legacy students are about six times more likely to be admitted. >>> 5:36 right now. and summer is always a time for the nba to shine, and last night in sacramento the warriors got their summer league games going in the california classic. the team, filled with hopefuls there and recent draft picks, 22-year-old g-league player actually led the way with 26 points. the warriors still lost 100-94. they'll take on the hornets tomorrow and later this week head to vegas. >>> new video of some of the pre-fourth of july celebrations happening across the nation. in milwaukee thousands of people gathered for a lakefront show and a show in minneapolis also featured a patriotic drone. in ohio, the largest fireworks show in the midwest returned to downtown columbus. and happening now in new york city, final preparations are under way ahead of the macy's fourth of july fireworks show. >>

england. so it claims legacy admissions discriminated against students of color by giving an unfair boost to mostly white children of former students. the practice is under new fire following the latest supreme courtrning affirmative action. supporters say 70% of harvard's donor and legacy applicants are white and legacy students are about six times more likely to be admitted. >>> a live look at sfo where it's relatively calm and the calm has returned for flyers after the long holiday weekend. yesterday there were seven flight cancellations, despite severe weather elsewhere. this follows last week's problems which impacted travelers all across the nation. several flights were delayed yesterday. so far today, at sfo just two cancellations this morning. >>> happening in new york city, final preparations are under way ahead of the macy's fourth of july fireworks. >> some say attendees should brace for an unforgettable time. 50 technicians now loading 60,000 shells and organizers say this year's show includes a synchronized american flag display. >> it's a mile wide waving flag. some of the fireworks have some action to them, so this creates the red and white stripes that will cascade down from the sk

focus is now on appealing to the supreme court to make rwanda one of the countries people can be sent to. polls have now closed in today's three by elections in englande seats in uxbridge and south ruislip selby and nc and somerton and frome have been held by the conservatives since the last general election in 2019. the prime minister's press secretary has previously acknowledged it would be tough for the party to hold all three seats, strikes by health workers could end up costing hospitals bills tens of pounds. that's according to matthew taylor, the head of the body that represents nhs organisations . he says nhs organisations. he says they're on red alert for the next 48 hours. a senior doctor has walk out over pay. he says health leaders are deeply concerned by the impact that strikes are having. the government says it has listened to the bma's demands. rail passengers face disruption today in the first of three days of strike action this month. up to 20,000 rail staff are on strike overjob 20,000 rail staff are on strike over job security and pay, which overjob security and pay, which caused disruption and cancellations across many services as

focus is now on appealing to the supreme court to make rwanda one of the countries people can be sent to. polls have now closed in today's three by elections in england in uxbridge and south ruislip selby and nc and somerton and frome have been held by the conservatives since the last general election in 2019. the prime minister's press secretary has previously acknowledged it would be tough for the party to hold all three seats, strikes by health workers could end up costing hospitals bills tens of pounds. that's according to matthew taylor, the head of the body that represents nhs organisations . he says nhs organisations. he says they're on red alert for the next 48 hours. a senior doctor has walk out over pay. he says health leaders are deeply concerned by the impact that strikes are having. the government says it has listened to the bma's demands. rail passengers face disruption today in the first of three days of strike action this month. up to 20,000 rail staff are on strike overjob 20,000 rail staff are on strike over job security and pay, which overjob security and pay, which caused disruption and cancellations across many services as 14 tra