for the first time the supreme court has now said that -- for the first time since the 1950's the supreme court has now said that discrimination against some people because of what you believe in serving them in a business is constitutionally protected. even though there's an anti-discrimination law against it. patt: then we're looking at the reper cussive aspects of this. can someone in a creative business saying, i don't choose to serve a mixed race couple, are some protected class morse protected than others? -- classes more protected than others? patt: these are open questions -- richard: these are open questions. the supreme court issues a decision about a particular set of facts and particular case. and then you get other people who then bring lawsuits that raise somewhat different facts and then the lower courts have to read the tea leaves, read the opinions, try and figure out what the rule is, they'll tpaoeutd over it, and eventually these cases percolate their way up to the supreme court and the supreme court has to issue some follow-on ruling. sometimes the law's going to be different in other parts of the country, what's allowed in ca

people on launching towards west or some from tel aviv. is there any m p 's juice versed on monday on a bill restricting the supreme court's palace to struck down government decisions? people in spain goes to the polls on sunday, after the socialist prime minister, called 1st enough the election following his policies, poor performance and local elections. the far right books, policy could become a critical part in that informing and you write spring temperatures of storing across greece. but the country believed to be facing its cost of july weekend and nearly $50.00 is the reco temperatures combined with the strong winds, have also recognized walk 5 and the of the capital. athens to palestinians have been killed by israeli forces into separate shooting incidence, an 18 year old with shots and now the engine and sebastian, north west of nablus. israel says a call carrying the true people attempted to run out of it as rainy trips separately. a 17 year old with shots during a protest and saw something on lola. so we're con, has more now from the law in the occupied westbank to policy and teenagers were killed in 2 separate incidents in the

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supreme court. the largest demonstration was held in tennessee for an estimate to the $170000.00. people turned out to s as in peru back on the streets for the 2nd day, 2 of them on the entrance president's resignation, cooling the new and elections running is come just a day off the president dina, biological for the extension of our powers, saying it was necessary to fight crime under the people have been arrested in bangladesh during and to government protests, 3 sides, tear gas and rubbing pullets in the capital. deca deposition once the government to resign muskets, business district has come under drone attacks. the cities may, i said, there were no casualties in the strike he blamed on ukraine. russia's defense minister said disable to drones mid flight and they crashed as the result must. cuz when a cobo airport has been closed, i'm flights of been redirected. those are the headlines that he's continues here now to sierra off the listing for spectrum pennsylvania award winning program 27 years and thoughtfully confinement. it's an extreme formalized felicia. i think it's designed to break intern

moving 10000 people who've reached west to respond to protest against the governments prefers traditional changes is really m p 's as use a version of bill district and supreme court house to stress the government decisions are watching live people in spain will be going to the polls on sunday, after the socialist prime minister petra sanchez. now collections the far right books deposit, you could become a commercial, boston forming the next government russian. john, this has been killed during selling and use agency and a full stop source lab was covering a story and a frontline village and the police reach the others. a protest as in a rock has gathered near the danish embassy in baghdad. i'm going to buy another incident of koran during this time in copenhagen. these rallies are happening off to the swedish embassy, and not the same city was stormed on thursday and watching live pictures now from baghdad to a quote last month in a row here, refugee who is a former munition and the band, the koran during a protest and stuck on frequent outrage around the wise will not speak to a correspondence on the ground them or whatever, while he joins us from back. that loc

people, dozens with seriously injured. as the laurie calling to cause chopping, passengers in the wreckage, police are investigating how the truck driver lost control and v 8 off the roads. the u. s. supreme court has rejected plans by present joe biden to cancel $450000000000.00 of student loan debt. this was a key campaign promise when he ran for president in 2025 and has vowed to fight on . brazil's former president says he will appeal against the court ruling that bars him from running for office until 2030 electrical court judges found him guilty of abusing his power during these fails re election bid. last yes, us state departments report has criticized both the binding and trumpet ministrations for the handling of the 2021 evacuation from i've gone inside the review details the government's shortcomings before and after us forces left following the tiny bands retaking of capital the un security council has voted to end its peacekeeping mission. in molly, the government accuses the peacekeepers of fueling tensions and wants them to leave . thousands of un troops have been in molly for a decade. and those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news on alger 0 after witness stay with us.

s&p slightly higher or essentially flat, the dow jones just a tenth of 8%. the u.s. supreme court restricting the use of race in college admissions, come in here, what are people sayingcision, the majority of americans say they approve of the supreme court ruling in restricting the use of race as a factor in college admission in a new poll from abc. as you remember the supreme court ruled race cannot be a factor in this process, one third of americans say they disapproved of the opinion. the american opinion changed will be asked about racial groups and whether a fair shot at college acceptance. americans are less likely to think black and hispanic students have a fair chance of getting accepted 47% think black students have a fair chance of acceptance of schools, 67% think white students have a fair chance, it's worth noting asian-american students that the application of affirmative-action was hurting their chances, they felt that there held to a different higher standard in poll shows 65% of asian pacific islander psychologists should not consider race and colleges, not a universal agreement but all americans across the burglary with the outcome. ashley: thank you

today is a s day in american constitutional law and in the ves ofgbt people. supreme courtf the united states declares that a particular kind of business, though open to t public, has a constitutional rig refuse to serve membersf a protected class. the court does so for the first time in its history. the immediate symbolic effect of the decision is to mark gays and lesbians for second-class status. i wonder what you think of that. if you agree with justice sotomayor or justice gorsuch on that case. we are also talking about the biden student loan forgiveness, some call it cancellation. and michael is next. he is in ashburn, virginia. republican. hi, michael. caller: hey. host: good morning. caller: how are you? host: good. caller: when president biden said he was going to forgive loans, i knew that he wasn't going to be able to because congress has the power. you had a few callers previously who said these loans are predatory. i have to slightly agree and i will tell you why. when you get student loans, you have to start paying them back. you have 10 years to start paying b

s&p 500 slipped 8. still to come on the "newshour," the state of play in the west bank after israeli forces complete an anti-militant operation. how a supreme court decision limits convicted people's appeal. the skyrocketing cost of living threatens the status of austin, texas as the live music capital of the world. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: we return now to the city of philadelphia, where a mass shooting on the eve of july 4 left five people dead. the suspect, 40-year-old kimbrady carriker, was arraigned today on a host of charges, including five counts of first-degree murder. and in response to the shooting, the philadelphia mayor announced this afternoon that the city is suing two firearm parts manufacturers. joining me now is district attorney of philadelphia, larry krasner. welcome and thank you for joining us. i want to start with the lawsuit the mayor just announced. the city is suing polymer 80 and jst supply. what can you tell us about why the city is taking that move now? larry: the city has tried and will continue to try to go after gun ma

thousands of people on launching from tennessee to west to wish them as part of major protests against traditional changes. m. p 's. i expect a device on monday on a bill restricting the supreme court. the policy to stripe down government official strong winds of re ignited fires near the greek capital, athens was making a devastating heat waves. thousands of people have had to leave their homes. now those claims were initially contained over nights that fi fi system control a u. k. prime minister re issue, so your next conservative policy has something to defeats and by elections as narrowly avoided that loss. the main opposition labor policy, one, it's biggest bi election victory since 1945. and so being 9 states and all of them england district to help secure a historic majority for the conservative party during the last general election. but let's take a closer look at the results. as we mentioned labor over time, the conservative majority by revising a vote needs of over $20000.00, which is the largest professional ever as the bi election by labor. and the conservative policy naturally held for the prime minister bar as johnson's old piece of oxbridge and south rice slip winni

people in israel and marching some televisions to west jerusalem. this part of major protests against the additional change m. p. 's and expected to vote on monday on the bill restricted the supreme court powers to stripes, done government decisions. a u. k prime minister versus an ex conservative party has suffered 2 major defeats in by elections and not really avoid it. a 3rd loss. the main opposition labor policy one is biggest bi election victories since 1945 in the northern england district. the vote is seen as crucial going into a possible general election next year. bernard smith reports not from london here by the class, may labels new as member of parliament for 70 years old when his party last one a british general election. we have re written the rules on why labor can when 25 year old kid my overturned a conservative majority of more than 20000 in a bi election in the north of england. his party hopes this is a taste of what's to come. you 5 to to full change, you put your trust in the labor policy. and we said you, we had about cry for change away from the chaos away from those rising bills, the crumbling public services, etc. joanne dikes has been julie elected as a conse

s. all of a sudden, the supreme court seem to be handing out rights that the corporate elite wished were not going to the peopleat happened was, they managed to get more republicans on the court. ronald reagan came around and started this war against unions. if you look what happened -- globalization sending all the jobs to china, getting what we call trade agreements that are really corporate friendly agreements for trade, sore corporations -- so corporations can go to other countries and get deals there. host: all right. caller: i was going to say, i went to college in the 1970's. it was $200 for a semester. now, it is $10,000 a semester. the government, state and federal governments no longer support the -- colleges. everything has happened to work against the common person. again, would recommend to google "requiem for the american dream." it is a good movie and explains exactly what has happened over the last 40 years. host: our next caller is tony in north, virginia. -- nor folk, virginia. republican line. caller: good morning. i thought i was excited to say everything, but at first caller that pointed ou

s. all of a sudden, the supreme court seem to be handing out rights that the corporate elite wished were not going to the peopleat happened was, they managed to get more republicans on the court. ronald reagan came around and started this war against unions. if you look what happened -- globalization sending all the jobs to china, getting what we call trade agreements that are really corporate friendly agreements for trade, sore corporations -- so corporations can go to other countries and get deals there. host: all right. caller: i was going to say, i went to college in the 1970's. it was $200 for a semester. now, it is $10,000 a semester. the government, state and federal governments no longer support the -- colleges. everything has happened to work against the common person. again, would recommend to google "requiem for the american dream." it is a good movie and explains exactly what has happened over the last 40 years. host: our next caller is tony in north, virginia. -- nor folk, virginia. republican line. caller: good morning. i thought i was excited to say everything, but at first caller that pointed ou

s economic zone the authorities of the supreme court of large cities, demonstrators block roads, set up tents in the squares, blocked the passage between the terminals of ben gurion airport, thousands of peopleater cannons, the most active demonstrators are often detained by excessive use. the guards are building up a group of paratroopers paratroopers to extinguish natural fires. in yakutia, thermal points are now suppressing about 200 ambulance specialists ; the mineralized strips of fire are laid with the help of dynamite, when the explosives run out of use, ordinary shovels are used to eliminate the sources of combustion , knapsack fire extinguishers are used. the vostochny spacecraft delivered the luna 25 apparatus to the cosmodrome; it plans to launch in august the interplanetary module was created by specialists from the lavochkin research and production center. travel to the amur the area was first passed by plane, then by car. pre-flight preparations will soon be carried out, ground tests and docking with the upper stage fregat further news of the regions, do not switch residents of the moscow region, see you in a few seconds. now the news of the capital region moscow has covered th