u. s. supreme court strikes down, defend manufacturing policy will link the rice cannot be used as a factor in university admissions. and the term model in russia dominates, and he used thomas in brussels. some one that a weekend flooded me person is far more dangerous than a strong leader in most got the general grade will come to the showing it be more clashes and on race to 19 powers is following the fatal shooting of a teenager this week. earlier police use t gas to disperse crowns after a vigil march for the victim identified as nile, and he was shot dead during a traffic stop on tuesday and go over the shooting has been fueling days of rights . the officer who fired the shot as big charged with the voluntary homicide. 17 year old. now use mother need a fine crowd and what started as a peaceful policy for his son. but simmering team. sions. voyle's own people through projectiles that police who used to guess the, the vigil tuning to vandalism, to some as cause. we're again cease allies. it's the 3rd day of and raced over. know you killing all the officer who shelton has now being charg

u. s. supreme court has struck down a formative action ruling that race cannot be considered as a factor in college and university admissions. the courts, conservative majority vote, the race conscious admissions programs at harvard and the university of north carolina were unconstitutional. really overturn the president many institutions had use for decades to boost minority enrollment. president joe biden has sharply criticized the court's ruling and defended race contract admissions policies. i believe our colleges are stronger when they're originally diverse. our nation is stronger because we use we because we are tapping into the full range of talent, this patient. i also believe that well, talent, creativity is hard work, are everywhere across this country, not equal opportunity. it is not everywhere across this country. we cannot let this decision be the last word one after that, we cannot let this, this is be the last word. all the court can render and it says you cannot change what america stands for. america is an idea, an idea unique in the world, idea of hope and opportunity

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u. s. can you briefly explain what this case was about? of the sony call, the supreme court ruled the colleges and universities can no longer take grace into consideration when and that is very important and present bite. and also a talked about the jews statement, which we just had a brief listen input. it can only or has been only taken into consideration when the applicants had the same qualifications. so not just because someone was not white, he kind of got the extra support only uh, when kind of all uh, college occasions mets at the same level. mm hm. so is this the nail in the coffin for affirmative action then? yes, i think that is fair to is to say the 6 is a 3 ruling could really, really, from average to alter admissions policy and colleges and universities across the country. and nicole this morning, and that's also something uh, president biden said, really answer decades long practice of affirmative action for unit 2. adversity is could take a race into account in order to improve diversity. you know, this formative action 1st was made its way into policy in the

u. s. supreme court has struck down the policy known as a permit of action which stated that race cannot be considered as a factor in college and university admissions. the courts, conservative majority rule that race conscious admissions programs at harvard and the university of north carolina were unconstitutional. so it's policies have been used for decades to boost the number of black and hispanic students. the show define some students decline the end of affirmative action at higher education institution and on the other side of the imaginary dividing line, a celebration of victory. these protests reflect a decades long debate in the west. one, the supreme court has now settled, but not to everyone's satisfaction. so you have supreme court justices voted along ideological lines with the conservative majority put in place by the trump administration, eventually winning the day. but those ideological lines are reflected in the groups of protesters who gathered to you're close to the supreme court with one side saying that affirmative action benefits of diverse america as a whole. whil

u. s. supreme court strikes down affirmative action. rolling grace cannot be used as a factor in college and university admissions. media reports say one of russia's top generals has been arrested over last week and failed revolt. surgeries or a beacon is said to have had an advanced knowledge of the rebellion. the i'm the call for you. it's good to have you with us. we start with renewed unrest following the fatal shooting of a teenager near paris. police have used tear gas to disperse protesters after a vigil march for the victim identified as nile him. he was shot dead during a traffic stop on tuesday. anger over the shooting has been fueling days of riots. now. the officer who fired the shots has been charged with voluntary homicide. stephen 10 year old now use mother lead aside crowd in what started as a peaceful policy for his son. but simmering team? sions. voyle's own people through projectiles that police who used to guess the vigil tuning to vandalism for some as cause. we're again see, so light, it's the 3rd day of unrest of a know you killing all the officer who shelton has n

u. s. supreme court strikes down an affirmative action policy ruling that race and also the use as a factor in university admission. the gulf is welcome to the program or in france, the president am unaware of alcohol, has condemned for the heat, cold, the unacceptable exploitation of the fatal death of a teenage at the hands of the palais of a police officer. because she has an emergency meeting off his cabinet. after leaving the use summit in brussels, lead to deal with the crisis for the fed 9 the right thing. he said mostly would be deployed in the capital, paris, and across the country. present us social media to remove the most sensitive images of variety. all my calls will hold on parents to take responsibility and keep that children office space. on the 3rd night of writing across from nearly 900 people arrested. and more than $200.00 police offices injured an overnight classes is to look at how the latest wave of the unrest on folded damage and destruction on the streets of paris. the results of these ugly clashes with the police. but no soul, the protests have been bothered. and y

u. s. supreme court has dealt a blow to l. g, b $22.00 plus rights where the ruling that certain businesses can refuse service to same sex couples on religious grounds. president joe biden criticized the verdict saying he was concerned that could quote, invite more discrimination against america's as if each 2 plus community for $51.00 security council has voted to end its peacekeeping mission and the west african state of molly, where russia's wagner mercenary group is also active earlier this month of molly, which has been under military rules as a crew in 2020 demands at the un withdraw its troops. the mission began in 2013 as molly was battling. and as long as i can search and see on government restrictions made it difficult for you and soldiers into their job. as molly's going to has instead relied on wagner. last year there were celebrations after french soldiers, but the true german is also starting to pull out. it's $1000.00 troops out of molly . there's evidence that most of that is from the volcanic group, upgrades,

u. s. supreme court strikes down affirmative action at american universities will talk about a ruling with far reaching consequences for racial justice. discrimination still exists and they're still there. today, this is not changed. we will discuss ukraine against the backdrop of the mutiny we witnessed last weekend. the meeting the result of the week on the demo site spot. so there are tracts, the divisions within the russian system decided to, i mean, we see again that it simply irresponsible to pump military force. in private hands . we bought tended to begin. gabriel. it's clear that goes out to this crisis weekend, but the week of booking is uh, it's a great well, uh rush. i used to in stable, unpredictable and dangerous. uh was yesterday and that is uh, is the same right now. so you and native leaders voicing their concern about the turmoil and russia following him again. you for goshen and his wagner mercenary groups awarded rebellion over the weekends. a 2 day somebody got underway in brussels today when divisions and rushes leadership and the potential fall out for the war and uk

u. s. supreme court has built a below to l g b t q plus rights, with a ruling that certain businesses can refuse service to same sex couples on their religious grounds. the court rules that a christian website designer from the state of colorado could refuse to design, wedding websites for same sex couples. the 63 decision overturn to state law that bar discrimination based on sexual orientation, race, gender, and other characteristics. let's get more on this from our corresponding janelle during a long drawing. joining us now from washington d. c. a. janelle has been a big day at the us supreme court there. let's, let's start with that ruling um, for the website designer who refuse to provide service to a same sex couple. what can you tell us there? as you said, claire, we are talking about 303 creative versus the state of colorado. and this is about a woman who does not want to decide design wedding websites for gay couples. now uh 1st things 1st. she does not actually design wedding websites. nobody has asked her to do so. this appears to be a pre emptive endeavor on her part. and colo

u. s. supreme court has ordered officials in alabama to redraw the states map of congressional districts and said the republicans will and method discriminated against black versus rights groups. say the decision will provide guidance to lower courts, considering lawsuits seeking to change political naps and all the states investigations and funds. trying to establish the motive of a man who attacked an engine for children with a knife on thursday and happened in a pay round in the town of anna c. president. a manual background has been visiting the injured and hospital. the youngest victim is 22 months old. 2 adults are also injured. the attack us is a syrian who has gone to refugee status in sweden. in april. china is post pandemic . economic recovery is beginning to lose momentum. new data, as far as we can demand as weighing on the manufacturing sector. economy say all the figures are also adding to the so down use unemployment is that a record high end consumer spending remains low. a pockets don's government has presented its annual budgets as it looks to get bailout funds from the

u. s. supreme court dismissed ellsberg case and upheld the rights of the media to publish the documents. but the persecution of whistle blowers had begun. i identify very strongly with edward snowden and with chelsea manning when chelsea manning said to her informant, she was ready to go to prison for life or even be executed, quote, to get all this information. i thought i haven't heard anyone else say that for 40 years. that's why i felt one time, 10691971. in the late 19 fifties, ellsberg was the brains behind america's top secret operational plan for all loud nuclear wall, with china and the soviet union. he held onto those classified documents for 50 years on the releasing them in 2021. keep assistance, the question, the motives behind war, something to decades of fighting and of gun it's done. and the war and ukraine raises today. we control natal, pretty much the nato position, execution or reason to show a norbish them off for large. he went from an audience, cold warrior, to campaigning for peace. and while he said so much of what those in the car doors of power wants to keep fr

u. s. supreme court has ruled that using race to determine who would be admitted to colleges violates the constitution lawsuit said child enters the practice of harvard university and the university of north carolina, president biden, and his democratic party of condemned the decision was republicans welcomed it for us in jordan ripples 2 of the oldest universities in the united states, harvard and the university of north carolina have used race as one of the many factors to admit potential qualified students. but a group of asian american students suit u. n. c. and harvard cleaning the practice, denied them access to an elite education in favor of lots are qualified african american and latino applicants. on thursday, the us supreme court agreed ruling 6 to 3 that using raise as a factor violated the 14th amendment to the constitution. and the 1964 civil rights, while opposing groups of students reacted to the ruling on the court steps. the man behind the students lawsuits celebrate these obligations compel the removal of all racial and ethnic classification boxes from undergraduate and

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u. s. supreme court strikes down of formative action ruling race cannot be used as a factor in college admissions. media reports say, one of russia's top generals has been arrested over last weekends failed, revolt, surrogate. so we can is said to have had advanced knowledge of the rebellion plus version galactic launches. it's 1st commercial space flight. it's craft soaring 80 kilometers above the earth surface. the hello. i'm clear. richardson to our viewers watching on tv us in the united states and all around the world, a warm welcome. we start in france with renewed unrest following the fatal shooting of a teenager near paris. police have news tear gas to disperse protesters after a visual march for the victim identified as no. he was shot dead during a traffic stop on tuesday and anchor over the shooting has been fueling at days of riots. the officer who fired the shot has also been charged with voluntary homicide . 17 year old. now use mother need a fire crowd and what started as a peaceful policy for his son. but simmering team. sions. voyle's own people through projectiles that police wh

u. s. supreme court agreed with that ruling of with the challenge, i should say, suggesting that in the case of harvard, it was violating this her title 6 of the 1964 civil rights act. and that in the u. n. c. case, it was violating the due cause provision under the 14th amendment. and so that means that colleges and universities now have to look at other ways of building what they consider to be a goal of higher education, which is bringing in a diverse student body. rather than this ruling is, in a sense, it's pretty narrow because it's about college admissions and college recruitment does. it however, undermine affirmative action in a wider sense to well, the only reason why this decision affects the higher uh, bodies of education is because these institutions accept the federal funding. harvard for one example, gets about 20 percent of its operating budget every year through federal grant and research money's in order to conduct research as a division one research institution. the university of north carolina is in a similar position. that is why the us supreme court could weigh in

u. s. supreme court finds the use of race in university admissions to boost opportunities for minorities and condemning experiences. questions intensify over the whereabouts of senior russian generals who haven't been seen since the one that needs an un crates of independent body to clarify the sites of thousands missing and syria system will because the at least a 100 people had been arrested across from says major cities, so the 3rd night of riots after the killing of a teenage up by police. the passions between felicia successes and the powers. some of that but not to the teenager was killed during the traffic stop on tuesday. the government is going into calm police officer has been targeted, shooting and the wrong reports is apologize for the boy's family who part of it has moved from notice a very large police presence here on the edge of the public protest. so social housing estate, this is right now am, and his mother lives and the have been fireworks fired. the have been road block sets up these barricades that you can see burning here. a call was over turned a little earlier on

u. s. supreme court has rejected plans by president joe biden to cancel the $430000000000.00 of student loan debt. this was a key campaign promise when he run for president back in 2020. but barton has vowed to fight on chapter times the expense. according to the conservative majority of the us supreme court, president biden did not have the legal authority to forgive some $400000000000.00 of student deb onto the heroes act of 2003, which allows student debt payments to be waived and emergencies. like upon demick, the proposal effective $14000000.00 borrowers any less than $125000.00? yeah. well they 90 percent less than $75000.00. if they gave up to $20000.00. repayments have been on hold since 2020. but now borrows will have to resume payments in october and she does milestones such as like buying a car or starting a family are buying a home with cobit people have the opportunity to try to catch up. but since the repayments are going to be starting again soon, it's going to put people back into that hole that they were not being able to start their lives or provide for their family or

u. s. supreme court was sort of an escape, it was looked upon as the purest of the pure. but the error of judges being the best of us is now probably over and like so many other pillars of the us government these days. americans trust in the courts. objectivity and credibility is really collapsing and fast. the courts are openly seen as political tools. my guest sen sheldon white house is right to blow the whistle. the creeping corruption of american institutions is undermining the democratic equation in america. bit by bit and making it very hard for us leaders to talk about promoting democracy when their own is in such disarray. and that's the bottom line. the the latest news as it breaks, a lot of some authorities are looking into declaring last generation of criminal organization. they are receiving some support from society, with detailed coverage. these read the ministry has, should demolition orders for the home, some of which are funded by the european union from around the world. it's a realty here. it has to be in my, in the tyra as people try to find the way ou

u. s. supreme court has ordered officials in alabama to redraw the states and not of congressional districts. the and said the republicans will. and map discrimination against black versus right scripts to say the decision will provide guidance to lower costs, considering lawsuits seeking to change political amounts in other states or from portugal and staying on now, sending emergency crews to canada to help baffle historic wildfires their 5 i'll comment but it's unusual for them to bond both in the east and the west. at the same time. 3.8000000 hectic hasn't scorched so far and more than a 100 and specifies i'll still active and come back. there also places in british columbia. i'll bass on nova scotia and ontario, many of them have been binding to days now. and a storm system which is swelling off the atlantic coast that has forced smoked into the u. s. equity allots are in place enough and lots of the east coast as well as parts of the midwest, full cost to say the weather putting will last for several days. well, vanessa lee is a canadian reporter covering those files and come back. she

u. s. government, however, the supreme court ruled today that'd be united states and not have to provide water from the colorado river to the navajo reservation. and this is simply a continuation of the us policy of attempting to starve native americans off their own land. what's going to be compet confiscated by set? there were some incorporated to your united states, the main body politics. you cannot then there after safe. well now we started using of all of your resources that we stole from you. and therefore, you can't have any of the resources that we have stolen from you. it is an absolutely absurd position. the court has taken and frank, or just as force it to conservative justice appointed by trump's motive syncing argument. in this case where he makes it very clear, the united states has continuing their traditions of line to native populations. and if you want to be a beacon for human rights around the globe, you have to have those at home 1st. so many thanks for joining us. say on all the international we're about to the top of the out with a very late since the good the yet

u. s. supreme court deserves to be heckled at , uh via public comment and not cork, angela and not the supervisors. uh having decorum is important to me, and, uh, you know, i want to conclude on this spot. it's a difficult time to be in public service. i know. thank you, joe, counselor. your comments much appreciated. alright and why i understand. that's our last caller, mr president. public comment is now closed. madam clerk, would you please read the adoption without committee reference calendar items 53 through 59 and 61 and 62. yes these items items 53 through 62 without item 60 were introduced for adoption without reference to committee. the unanimous vote is required for a resolution on first reading today. alternatively any super resume require resolution to go on first reading to committee. would any member like an item or items severed. madam clerk, would you please sever item 59 and on the balance of the calendar a roll call, please. yes on items 53 through 58 without item 59 or 60 61 through 62 supervisor ronan. ronan i supervisor safi. so if i e i supervisor stephany. stephanie i super

u. s. supreme court deserves to be heckled at , uh via public comment and not cork, angela and not the supervisors. uh having decorum is important to me, and, uh, you know, i want to conclude on this spot. it's a difficult time to be in public service. i know. thank you, joe, counselor. your comments much appreciated. alright and why i understand. that's our last caller, mr president. public comment is now closed. madam clerk, would you please read the adoption without committee reference calendar items 53 through 59 and 61 and 62. yes these items items 53 through 62 without item 60 were introduced for adoption without reference to committee. the unanimous vote is required for a resolution on first reading today. alternatively any super resume require resolution to go on first reading to committee. would any member like an item or items severed. madam clerk, would you please sever item 59 and on the balance of the calendar a roll call, please. yes on items 53 through 58 without item 59 or 60 61 through 62 supervisor ronan. ronan i supervisor safi. so if i e i supervisor stephany. stephanie i super

u. s. supreme court deserves to be heckled at , uh via public comment and not cork, angela and not the supervisors. uh having decorum is important to me, and, uh, you know, i want to conclude on this spot. it's a difficult time to be in public service. i know. thank you, joe, counselor. your comments much appreciated. alright and why i understand. that's our last caller, mr president. public comment is now closed. madam clerk, would you please read the adoption without committee reference calendar items 53 through 59 and 61 and 62. yes these items items 53 through 62 without item 60 were introduced for adoption without reference to committee. the unanimous vote is required for a resolution on first reading today. alternatively any super resume require resolution to go on first reading to committee. would any member like an item or items severed. madam clerk, would you please sever item 59 and on the balance of the calendar a roll call, please. yes on items 53 through 58 without item 59 or 60 61 through 62 supervisor ronan. ronan i supervisor safi. so if i e i supervisor stephany. stephanie i super

u. s. students that are facing uncertainty off to the supreme court shut down the government's plan to cancel billions of dollars and student debt. the conservative majority quote is elizabeth president joe biden had overstepped his authority in finding the loan forgiveness done by lashed out of the decision involved to push ahead with new deputies measures. almost 14000000 voters could have been benefited from the program, which would have cancelled a whopping 420000000000 in student loan debt. first time announcing today, a new path consistent with today's ruling to provide student every need to as many bars as possible as quickly as possible. we will ground this new approach in a different lot in my original plan. a so called higher education that i thought that will allow secretary cardona is with me today to compromise way or release loans under certain circumstances. this new pat legally sounds gonna take longer. and in my view is the best path to be managed to providing for many bar as possible for debbie that's possible. what do i correspondence and add to my law on and washington dc.

from public office until 2030, the court finds brazil for president's pulse. sinatra is guilty of abuse of power s u. s. students to pay half the price of the supreme court blocks the president's plan to cancel the university lines the up to $3.00 nights of violence in writing friends sheet. as a warning, the coming hours will be decisive. the present, a monument called left a european union summit early to host an emergency missing. $45000.00 extra police have been ordered onto the streets. public events have been cancelled, and some public transport suspended. almost 900 people were arrested on thursday night following right spunk by the killing of a 17 year old by the police. the violence which was concentrated on the power, some of notes has now spread across the country to places like mouth say, the old stroudsburg. and we'll, i'll just, there is natasha butler reports now from known to on efforts to contain the unrest . french rights police and the powers sub that of notes have joined to contain a situation. this becomes a violence. the police deployed an almond vehicle in a residential neighborhood just as built barricade as i'm just continu

u. s. president joe biden is condemned to supreme court decision that ruled universities and colleges were still considering race when is missing, new students. harvard university has been accused of discrimination against asian american applicants and questions around the whereabouts and some of russia's highest ranking generals is not been seen in public since the wagner mutiny on site today. us media report, say russia security service, the f s b wants to top general, very good rest, and most of bouts precautions planned for valley. and now the stories are following today, members of california is reparations. task force has released a historic report outlining how the state can a ton for discrimination against black residents. california never had legal slavery, but the task force as the state has a history of systemic racism, it was politicians to repair the harm done to descendants of slavery with financial redress. task force says this should be limited to those who can document lineage from black people who in the us, in the 19th century. often when i was asked when i was writing a

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supreme court nominees with vacancies in the months ahead. now significantly diminished the months out to 0, west jerusalem. the u. s. federal reserve has left the interest rates on changed. it's the fast pools off the raising of rates 10 consecutive time since march of last year. the central bank has been trying to bring down inflation in the world's largest economy without sparking recession. inflation has slowed and recent months, but it's still above long term targets. out of there is heidi joe caster has more to hi. they're welcome. at last, it's getting dizzy again for the shop owners on this city block of washington dc. amanda in the clements says we're customers are wandering into her home goods petite. during this week of reassuring economic news. when you see that headline, interest rates aren't going up or you see the headline job numbers look great, but you know, and inflation is slowing. all of those things i think help give people confidence that we're going to be ok. and, you know, we're not headed into some recession or, you know, global economic meltdown. and that can mean more money spent on luxury

supreme court today is neil. we will discuss that big win later. he's a former acting u. s. general and host a podcast courtside with neal katyal. that's glenn kirschner former federal prosecutor, and host of a podcast. they are msnbc legal analysts. and neal katyal, let me start with you. on the bravado defense, who knew the trump defense would be a spanish word, but here we are. so, he was bluffing,, is his defense, when we hear him say things like they presented me this, and the woman says, wow. she is apparently seeing something that they presented to him, and unless building plans for golf courses can make her say wow, the context seemed to suggest it's classified document involving iran. let's give the trump defense the airing it deserves. take us much time as you need to consider for us the bravado defense. >> okay, you heard me pause for a second. that's about as much as that defense deserves. so, first of all, just on the tape, and you can disregard, which is very deserving, obsequious behavior, the type of people trump surrounded himself but. that tape is disgustin