. >> ultimately, the issue seems destined for the us supreme court, with its conservative majority. though in the past, that's not necessarily been a guarantee of rulings in favor of donald trump. >> the hearing in colorado is expected to wrap up on friday. a

the us supreme court did not ban donald trump from running for president. this became known after the former american leader arrived in a new york court for a hearing on another case. the politician is accused of fraud, he calls it a witch hunt. the investigative committee in absentia brought charges of terrorist attacks against the top military leadership of ukraine. the defendants in the case were the head of the main department. kiril budanov, commanders of the air forces nikolai alishchuk and naval forces alexey nishpa, as well as the commander of a separate drone regiment, sergei bordenyuk. according to the investigation, they are responsible for drone attacks on targets in russia. the investigation collected evidence that it was under their leadership. from april 2022 until september 2023. more than 100 air strikes were carried out using aircraft -type unmanned aerial vehicles in the territories of moscow and the moscow region, the republic of crimea and the city of sevastopol, the rostov, belgorod, bryansk regions and a number of other regions of the

the us supreme court has allowed donald trump to run for president again.the trial of fraud against the ex-head of state is now being closely monitored. trump faces a $250 million fine and a business ban. but the election race still seems will. moreover, joe biden is actively losing the support of congress. they also actively oppose aid to the kiev regime. congressmen are calling for a shift in focus to the country's internal affairs. the topic will be continued by robert frantsev. it is becoming increasingly difficult for kiev to receive new billions in the west. spending on ukraine is not provided for by the law on financing the american government, which joe biden signed. accordingly, military contracts are suspended and the white house is reassuring that there are funds for kiev’s urgent needs, but not for the long-term support. although we have the opportunity in the near future to continue to support ukraine's ability to defend itself. we've already run out of pain. money to replenish supplies of artillery shells and missiles for the ukrainian army, i

the us supreme court did not ban donald trump from running for president. what were the arguments for and against? autumn weather has arrived in the capital region; starting today , heating will be turned on in moscow. our meteorologists will tell you the weather forecast. a series of powerful explosions occurred a few hours ago in the ukrainian pavlograd, kherson, as well as the suburbs of dnepropetrovsk and nikolaev. local internet channels report about budars russian girans. there is information about damage to production facilities. air raid alerts are announced in different regions of the country every few hours. according to the ministry of defense, the russian army struck on monday. precision strikes on a military airfield in the dnepropetrovsk region. warehouses containing fuel, missiles, bombs and other aircraft weapons were destroyed. and in the area of ​​the settlement of preobrazhenko, in the uncontrolled part of the zaporozhye region, a ukrainian navigation jamming station was eliminated. on in the kupa direction, the russian military carried o

the us supreme court did not ban donald trump run for president.an leader arrived in a new york court for a hearing on another case. the politician is accused of fraud, he calls it a hunt for leads. the first train was met at the new station in the city of nyagan khantemansiysko. autonomous okrug, the opening of this complex was waited for 15 years, after the old building was demolished, only ticket offices remained on the platform. now the station is equipped with the most modern security and navigation systems, and we have taken care of comfort passengers, and local artists painted the walls in a unique style. evgenia samoilova appreciated the advantage of the new station. the novorossiysk train arrives first when the volume arrives. to the new nyagan station, the builders also made the necessary stop, the facility was handed over to the railway workers. the technical aspects are very good, the total area of ​​this station is 3,500 square meters, and in terms of the number of passengers who today, throughout the year , use the services of this st

however, the main thing is that trump still remains in the race , for now he remains, the us supreme courthe possibility of disqualifying the fortieth president from participating in the elections, but attempts will continue, other lawsuits against trump in minnesota and colorado will be considered at the end of this year. robert frantsev, nikolay koskkin, maria egorova. the federation council is today discussing the draft federal budget for the next 3 years. the keynote address was made by finance minister anton siluanov. my colleague alena logvinova works in the upper house of parliament. alen, good afternoon, what are the main parameters of the document, and the main, of course, priorities. alexander, good afternoon, it is worth noting that the document was laid out based on the basic version of the forecast for the socio-economic development of russia, according to which ours will be this year. the economy will grow by 2.8%, in subsequent years it will increase by approximately 2.2%. as valentina matvienko stated today, the most difficult stage of the resolution. has already been compl

the us supreme court did not ban donald trump from running for president. merican. arrived in a new york court for a hearing on another case, the politician is accused of fraud, he himself calls it a witch hunt. a powerful explosion occurred near british oxford, a fireball in the sky that residents mistook for nuclear flu. gas tanks at a waste treatment plant detonated and were struck by lightning, but no one was injured. since october, new rules for the common property of property owners began to apply, which has changed for city residents. instructions, common property of property owners, what is it prescribed in the civil code, universal standards of use also appeared there, they also apply to apartment buildings, but most of the problems with such property arise on the ground. in this issue of instructions , in 5 minutes we will tell you what is changing here for summer residents? let's start with the definition. common property belongs to the owners. which is located on a common territory, for example, snt, and acquired or created this property to satis

the us supreme court did not prohibit donald trump from running for president, about this. it became a new york court hearing on another case, the politician is accused of fraud, he calls it a hunt for witches a powerful explosion occurred near british oxford; residents mistook the fireball in the sky for nuclear flu. gas tanks at a waste treatment plant detonated and were struck by lightning, but no one was injured. the magadan builders who are building the perinatal center are preparing... for the winter season, all external work needs to be completed quickly, so that when the frost hits, they can start finishing the interior. the new center will open in 2 years, they are going to perform high-tech operations there and care for babies with extremely low body weight, lyudmila shcherbakova looked at how the construction is going. any concrete can be poured with a beautiful view of the sea of ​​okhotsk. now that it is finally sunny on the coast of the region, after prolonged rains, builders are trying to work. here they no longer calculate, we pour concrete and at the same time we hea

the us supreme court has refused to consider disqualifying the forty -fifth president from running, butin minnesota and colorado will be heard later this year as efforts continue. robert frantsev, nikolai koskin, news from washington. disrespect for the interests of warsaw will have consequences for kiev, a representative of the office of the president of poland stated. according to the politician, ukraine wants to establish connections in europe by deteriorating relations with trusted partners. at the same time, kiev continues to believe the promises of western states. the deterioration of relations between poland and ukraine was also emphasized by the head of the polish foreign ministry, sbig nefrau. the minister is sure that at least. i would like this not to be a crisis, but at the same time, i have already announced my position on this issue; in order to return to the starting point, we will need titanic efforts. three people were killed and five were injured as a result of shooting in the capital of thailand, the local press reports, the emergency occurred in one of the most visit

supreme court. but that's go but so that's where you go when you have supreme courts that you have the supreme courts that they they can useermine they can use this living instrument doctrine to go into areas that the into all sorts of areas that the draughters of the document had no go it. >> they go into it. >> they go into it. >> is wrong to compare the >> it is wrong to compare the supreme united supreme court of the united states america with the echr states of america with the echr there is no real comparison at all in america . you have to obey all in america. you have to obey what the supreme court says. we don't have to hear. >> gerry, your position seems to me to be really difficult to maintain because you're saying it's fine to belong . we just it's fine to belong. we just take no notice of it. now you're a lawyer. we take note. what is the point? we take note. >> we take note. we sort of, you know, we take note, but don't follow. >> look, what is the essence of the british constitution? >> you should know your leader of the house. it's little bit of the house. it's a little bit of the house. it's a little bit o

participating in the elections, even if the plaintiffs prevail, the final say will rest with the us supreme court, which is dominated by a conservative majority. and let me remind you that we are collecting funds for the purchase and modernization of a jeep for the intelligence rapid response group of the third regiment of special operations forces, in the battles in the eastern direction they show themselves to be real heroes, and the russians are reminded every day. let them never set foot on ukrainian land again, otherwise it will burn under their feet. the car for the defenders has already been found. you just need to buy it. our goal is uah 250,000. and thanks to you, we have already collected more half so join the gathering, because the help of each of us is very important. teacher, sculptor and ceramist. svyatoslav pashinsky died last year in zaporizhzhya. region during the mortar shelling, he was only 44 years old , anna morozova will tell about the member of the national union of artists, who gave his life for ukraine , a corner of memory, which is dedicated to our colleague, who is fore

the us supreme court granted a request by president biden's administration to once again block a federaljudge's manufacturers. you're live with bbc news. turning to belgium now, where two swedish citizens were shot dead in the country's capital, brussels. police are still looking for the suspect. the attack prompted the country to raise its terror alert in the brussels region to its highest level as our europe correspondent sophia bettiza reports. now, a short while ago, we were sent a video, and in that video, a man is filming himself on a scooter and he claims that he is the gunman, that he carried out the attack and, speaking in arabic, he said that he killed three people in the name of god. now, the motive of the attack at the moment is unclear, but what some local media here in belgium are saying is the two victims were wearing sweden football shirts and so they could have been football fans. now, there is a match here tonight in brussels, sweden versus belgium, and that has now been suspended and all fans have been asked to remain in the stadium as a precaution. now, the federal prosecuto

even if the plaintiffs win, then the final say will rest with the us supreme court, which is dominated by a conservative majority. and to the news from the world of sports: whether leo messi will succeed in becoming an eight-time winner of the golden ball, this is the main intrigue of the ceremony, which will be held in the evening by the iconic french publication france football. it is not for nothing that the argentine is considered the main contender, because he managed to lead his country's national team to triumph at the world cup in qatar, as well as become the champion of france in paris-germain. what are messi's competitors? the thing became the striker of manchester city earlene holland and forward pss kiel-mb. but the portuguese cristiano ronaldo was not nominated for the first time in 20 years. the award ceremony will take place in paris and will begin at 21:45 kyiv time. such were the news at that time. wait for the next updated issue already at 4 p.m. and my colleague antin. the tv channel continues to broadcast. thank you to irina koval, tirelessly, irina is working today

however, the main thing is that trump still remains in the race, while he remains, the us supreme courted to consider the possibility of removing forty fifth president from running, but efforts to continue, other lawsuits against trump in minnesota and colorado will be heard later this year. robert. nikolai koskkin, maria egorova. news from washington. republicans want to fire their party member, speaker of the us house of representatives kevin mccurdy. the corresponding resolution was submitted by mat gets. according to the politician, the speaker has entered into a secret conspiracy with the democrats and joe biden is trying to convince others to vote for financing ukraine. however, most congressmen refused to allocate money to kiev. gets' proposal must be considered within two days. many experts are confident in fate. democrats will decide the vote. gett himself states that the speaker supports biden’s position on ukraine for a reason. what kind of conspiracy is this about ukraine? as joe biden has already said, speaker makati is asking republicans to vote for funding for kiev. i am

and at the same time, the us supreme court in the last term, not only with the jobs decision, but also with really landmarks, decisions trying to destroy the wall between a separation between church and state, have under cut the legal protections, and that, that could become a reality, i think this is incredibly concerning both for civil rights of all americans. and especially for those in our public schools. i'm really concerned about christian nationalism and civil rights of our youngest neighbors. those in the public schools . and. and for instance, if we might see more state sponsored religious exercise in the public schools as well as of course, the attack on history being taught in the public schools, they would much rather teach the mythology of a christian nation. been a candid history of the united states, we could, we could literally into the schools with dinosaurs, the right of the curriculum, and we're going back to creation creation stories. well, i mean, i can't believe we're having this conversation, but we no longer have the legal protections or the support of the, of t

for years the court used -- the supreme court used to look at a challenge as to how it fit in the constitution. there was something called the government safety theory. does it make sense for the government, compelling government, okay? well, they did so with gun issues and others. but the recent supreme court decisions, certainly with the three justices added during trump, have said, no, we look at this issue differently. we look at the constitution differently. the question is, are the issues coming before us now on the books or available at the beginning of the republic, at the beginning of the republic, okay? that's what they're talking about now. well, guess what? there were no gun laws at the beginning of the republic, and there certainly weren't any assault weapon laws. you put it all together, and it's unlikely for this law to stay on the books because, again, using that historical basis, not there. >> what is the history here in california? >> look, we didn't have any assault weapons in 1850 when california became a state. so the same concept goes. of course, why did this all happen i

. >> ultimately, the issue seems destined for the us supreme court, with its conservative majority. though in the past, that's not necessarily been a guarantee of rulings in favor of donald trump. >> the hearing in colorado is expected to wrap up on friday. a judge will decide the case not a jury. >> maui police have released dramatic body camera video showing officers responding to that deadly wildfires in august. video shows officers evacuating neighborhoods directing traffic, even trying to put out fires with garden hoses. i want to throw this in there. >> you got a go? >> it go. hurry up. go >> at one point, several people who were trapped at a coffee shop were stuffed into the back of patrol cars to flee. >> time now for your halloween weather. >> good morning and happy halloween. it's going to be a chilly day for trick or treaters across much of the nation, whether you're in dallas, texas or minneapolis, it's going to be a little bit cool out there. some rain across the carolinas and we've got to watch out across the great lakes. there'll be some snow showers mixing with rain

the us supreme court has refused to consider disqualifying the forty-fifth president from running, butado will be heard later this year as efforts continue. robert frantsev, nikolai koskkin, maria egorova. news from washington. india is expelling about 40 canadian diplomats. embassy employees must return home within a week. otherwise they will be deprived of diplomacy. immunity. the international scandal was initiated by canadians. two weeks ago, prime minister trudeau accused the indian government of involvement in the murder of the leader of the canadian sikhs. suspicions were rejected. the countries have since exchanged expulsions of diplomats and indian citizens have been advised to avoid traveling to canada. at these moments in kuban, rescuers are fighting a large fire at a solid waste landfill, 2 km from the village. 58 people and 24 pieces of equipment are working on site. according to preliminary data, there were no casualties. according to emergency services, the fire was a success. localized, specialists went to the site to monitor air quality. a sports festival for people wi

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the us supreme court rejected such a requirement and called trump's participation in the presidentialnown after the former us president arrived in a new york court for a hearing in a different case opened against him. the politician is accused of defrauding banks and insurance companies to get big benefits. the new york attorney general is seeking a ban on trump from doing business within the state, as well as a fine of $250 million. there was no crime. and it comes from the top from the department of justice, which coordinated this case in washington, because i am the leading candidate. i'm ahead of biden by 10 points. our country is going to hell, our country is in serious decline, the man running our country has no idea what he is doing. well, trump in once again emphasized that this case is the greatest witch hunt in the history of the united states. the ex-president risks not only his reputation; if he loses the case, he may lose the famous trump tower and the marolaga estate. roscosmos has begun creating a constellation of satellites for monitoring the earth's surface, the gener

the us supreme court granted a request by president biden�*s administration to once again block a federaljudgewas intended to back gun manufacturers. you're live with bbc news. returning to the war in the middle east now and international pressure is mounting on israel to ensure humanitarian aid can reach civilians as it continues its siege of gaza. earlier my colleague caitriona perry spoke about this with tsach saar, acting consul general of israel's new york consulate. joining us is tsach saar, acting down sewell general of new york's consulate. thanks indeed forjoining us. given the humanitarian crisis among the humanitarian crisis among the civilians in gaza, will israel heed the calls from the us, the un, the eu among others to allow water, electricity, fuel, medicalsupplies to allow water, electricity, fuel, medical supplies and general humanitarian aid into gaza. ., ., ~' general humanitarian aid into gaza. �* ., gaza. look, we're doing everything _ gaza. look, we're doing everything we _ gaza. look, we're doing everything we can - gaza. look, we're doing everything we can in - gaza. l

trump during his impeachment in the house of representatives and, in particular , asked the us supreme courtverturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. somehow johnson is called an opponent of providing aid to ukraine. the appointment of the speaker will allow the work of the congress to be unblocked and, in particular, to consider increasing aid to ukraine and israel. us president joe biden congratulated republican mike johnson on his election to the position of speaker of the house of representatives and called on him to contribute to the adoption of additional funding in congress, including for ukraine. that's all for today, thank you for your trust, i say goodbye and pass the floor to hanna umanai and maksym zborovskyi, colleagues , congratulations, pick me up, olya, thank you, we congratulate all the viewers of the national indoor marathon edyni novini, hanna and i are here for another hour, until 60 in the morning, and we will, of course, talk about how the night passed in the regions, according to the map air alarms, according to reports from the air force, armed forces of

the us supreme court rejected such a requirement and called trump's participation in the presidentialiminal trial for storming the capitol will begin only next spring. this became known after the former the us president arrived in a new york court for a hearing in a different case opened against him. the politician is accused of defrauding banks. and insurance companies for large profits. the new york attorney general is seeking a ban on trump from doing business within the state, as well as a fine of $250 million. there was no crime. the crime is being committed against me because the district attorney, the attorney general, everyone is corrupt. and this comes from the top from the ministry of justice, which coordinated this is a washington thing. because i'm the leading candidate, i'm 10 points ahead of biden. our country is going to hell, our country is in serious decline, the man running our country has no idea what he is doing, well, trump once again emphasized that this case is the greatest witch hunt in the history of the united states, ex- the president risks not only his repu

the us supreme court granted a request by president biden's administration to once again block a federaljudge'srs. you're live with bbc news. returning now to the conflict in the middle east. and iran, a key supporter of hamas, says the risk of the war spreading to other fronts is becoming inevitable. on monday, the israeli army said it's evacuating 28 towns and villages within around a mile of its northern border with lebanon because of threats of rocket fire from hezbollah. israel has accused iran, which backs hezbollah, of ordering recent attacks. overnight israel carried out more strikes on southern lebanon, targeting infrastructre belonging to hezbollah. anna foster reports from the israel—lebanon border. they sing. a family says goodbye to theirfallen soldier, murdered by hamas. inab's grief at her nephew's death is still raw. and now, she's packing to leave home, too. it isn't safe here any more. translation: we can't. stay here now, the bangs are very serious. it's really scary. i have to get out of here. i've prepared my suitcases and i'm ready. nearly 30 israeli towns and villages alo

in total, the ex-president faces several hundred years in prison, but the us supreme court, the day beforefused to consider a lawsuit to ban trump from running again highest post. this morning the dollar exchange rate rose above 100 rubles for the first time since mid-august. next on the air is business news, denis talalaev is with us, denis, and what influenced our domestic currency so much? ilya, the tax period has passed for russian companies, the demand for the ruble has fallen, and he is sad. today summer has returned to the foreign exchange market again, the dollar has become worth more. 100 rub. but now, as we see, it is behaving much more modestly, the exchange rate at these minutes is 99:34. the last time the dollar rose above 100 was on august 14 this year. on the same day, the central bank announced that it would hold an emergency meeting, at which it sharply raised the key rate from 8.5 to 12%. a noticeable fall in the ruble began last thursday, after russian exporters paid basic taxes and demand for rubles decreased. bcs express expert vasily. karpunin adds that one of the mai

the us supreme court refused to consider the possibility of disqualifying the fortieth president fromthe elections, but attempts continue, other lawsuits against trump in minnesota and colorado will be heard later this year. robert frantsev, nikolai koskin, maria egorova news from washington. the weather has sharply deteriorated in several russian regions at once, a cold atmospheric front is approaching the voluga region, the first frosts are expected in the rostov region, and wet snow is already falling in the north of the krasnoyarsk territory. in kamchatka, they are eliminating the consequences of the powerful okhotsk cyclone, which brought rain and squally winds to the peninsula. in schools in petropavlovsko-kamchatsky, classes were canceled, in the south the regions launched a rescue operation, where two men were carried away by a stormy stream when they tried to cross the river in a car. the ministry of emergency situations aviation was involved in the search. in the primorye territory, night temperatures tend to fall below zero . in the morning, motorists have to clean their ca

message from the state lows, uninsured services pump was denied any wrong doing. meanwhile, the us supreme court has rebuffed updates to disqualify republican in front runner from next year's president to election over the legend role in the cap to run it back in january 2021. so the, off the top was a, like the said present in 2016. he was one bothered with a series of obligations including ties with russia. however, a series of probes in the us failed to find any evidence of the so called russia gate link, which trump has always refuted. american investigative did claim that moscow had slides to interfere with the election, which must have denied, but were unable to link it to trump a u. s. republicans such as now suggested that washington stood up the war in ukraine to get bracket from the russians. a lot of the anti rush up session on the left has nothing to do with ukraine. it is their revenge fantasy over 2016. they blame russia for donald trump selection and they will bleed ukraine drive for payback. maybe uh for the state secretary, hillary clinton, the last the 2016 no action did from u

the us supreme court did not ban donald trump from running for president.came known after the former american. arrived in a new york court for a hearing on another case, the politician is accused of fraud, and he himself calls it a witch hunt. a powerful explosion occurred near british oxford; residents mistook the ball in the sky for nuclear flu: gas tanks at a waste processing plant detonated, they were struck by lightning, but there were no casualties. in nagorno-karabakh, an incident with a russian azerbaijani patrol is being investigated; it was fired from a sniper weapon, the ministry of defense of our country stated this, they clarified that there were no casualties, armenia has been accepting refugees from karabakh for some time; since the beginning of the escalation of the conflict , about 1,000 people have entered the republic. natalya solovyova, more details about everything. there are already many fewer cars in the lachen corridor; those who wanted and could have left. russian peacekeepers are providing all possible assistance to families and ac

he said, now, after nearly a half century, the us supreme court has just cited with him. they have cited with the furnace and all the other students who made the same or given over the last years. the court ruled that if you are applying for college, your race should not be use to get you in or keep you out period. but they seem to be saying is that the only thing that should really matter is whether you're capable, whether you're intelligent, what are your grades? in other words, there should be no favorites as a for race or anything else. when i'm meeting students. what have they though? with that decision really eliminated favortism if that's what they were trying to do. think about it. i have, and the answer is no. they have not. they have not. because now many are pointing out that there's a different type of favoritism. wouldn't you know? a favoritism not for the poor, for the rich. and especially for the super rich. it's called legacy admissions. and it basically works like this. if your parents went to a school, give money to a school, or call up the school and of

us. the supreme court sided with them. snatched from the hands of millions of americans thousands of dollars in debt relief. that was about to change their lives. they said at the time i believe the court's decision to strike down my student debt relief program was wrong. but i promised i wouldn't give up. since then my administration has been pursuing a new aroach. the higher education act. this allows the secretary of education to compromise or release loans under certain circumstances. last week the department of education took a critical step in this process. by identifying specific challenges that borrowers it's in the current system so we can move forward with a new rule that addresses these changes. for example, many borrowers have made payments for many years. because of interest they still owe more than they originally borrowed. my administration is doing everything it can to deliver student debt relief to as many as we can as fast as we can. this is in contrast to house republicans who shut down the government ov

the response was let's use the court system seek to get the supreme court to in effect citizens unitedoverturned and many members a prior supreme court case. shelby overturned supreme court cases. i put this in context because this is a long for power. after shelby and 2013 my analogy is the floodgates were opened and the alligators, the crocodiles, the serpents, they all came out in state legislature. voter suppression, voter id you name it if they could think of it they would try to pass it. in the 80s and 90s matters in the bleat louisiana legislature all of those laws and proposals have been introduced in the louisiana legislature. i never got out of commit of the argument always was if you pass it to be by session five. just to connect to economic policy democracy and participating in elections is about putting people at the table who can exercise decision-making one is over money. appropriations, investments, programs, tax provisions, on so the connection between voting and economic policy is indispensable, it is intertwined. we sometimes for our own understanding separate out th

, supposedly conservative values, against this whole new agenda , in the fifteenth, when the us supreme courteless, nevertheless less, here you already know, an intra-family conflict has arisen, here is also an interesting point, he has several daughters, and just one of the daughters is audrey, yes, the youngest penz, she has such very liberal views and she herself was close to lgbt community, that is, there, of course, within the family i can imagine what was going on, at that moment , then during the 4 years of vice presidency, she forced... his father died, but as if the fact remained, that is, even in his home state of indiana, i think , he is remembered without much reverence and his ratings are quite low. immediately after the advertisement, we will discuss what will happen if trump is suddenly imprisoned or not allowed to participate in the elections, what are the chances of other candidates? she will no longer be able to return. i’m listening, everything is going according to plan, hello, light, ask me where we’ll meet? bison, the case of the fashion model, the final episode, watch t

of charges, so that in total the ex-president faces several hundred years in prison, but the us supreme courtmp nominate to a higher position. the nobel committee of the royal academy of sciences announced today the names of the winners of the prize in physics: pierre agostini, ferenc kraus and anhuillier for their study of the behavior of electrons in matter. they used ottosecond light pulses to study the movement of particles in matter. well, for those who, like me, hear the word ottosecond for the first time today, let me explain that this is a unit of time equal to one quintillionth of a second. and for understanding it is just as many times less. what time is a second less than 31 billion years? the work of this year's laureates allowed explore processes that occur so quickly that they were previously impossible to track. the nobel committee said that the work of scientists helped open the door to the world of electrons, the next step will be the use of these particles. the first prize in physics was received by william roentgen in 1901 for the discovery of radiation named after him, and

means a lot of adrenaline and just kind of frantic scrolling, like trying to understand the us supreme courtuled against the biden administration plan to forgive loans to over 40 million americans, including up to $20,000 of debt for those who received a pell grant offered to low income families. >> so because i come from a low income background, growing up, i was a pell grant recipient, so i was eligible potentially to receive up to $20,000 in cancellation as opposed to the standard $10,000 cash isolation due to income thresholds that were set, which don't take into account where you're living. >> machado got nothing, and like many in her position, she's still left struggling with inflation and the overall high cost of living in the bay area. >> it's certainly overwhelmed coming out of college to a large pile of money that that needs to be taken care of. i'm just trying to get a better grasp on kind of what what i need to do. >> according to the us department of education, borrowers should log in to their federal student aid website to update any information and find out who your loan servi

one of the biggest cases in us supreme court history. i obviously encourage the viewers to pick up the book and it. but can you walk us through a little how brown v board of education and and how desegregation gave birth to a school choice movement. well so it's interesting you know there was as i said, there were sort of indications that brown was coming down the line. there had already been a few court cases that were at the university desegregation cases at the university level. and so it seemed clear that next be the k-12 system. and so it kind of started georgia and that was one of the first places where where there were influence voices saying you know, we essentially need to give up public schools rather than desegregate them. and it was one of the things i found interesting in the research was that, you know, this is before google and the internet and and really widespread availability of of news in the way that we understand now. and and yet voices in georgia were up by national media, you know, so there was an awareness that was

ultimately the issue seems destined for the us supreme court, with its conservative majority, though in the past. that's not necessarily been a guarantee of rulings in favor of donald trump aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> still ahead here, condolences continue to pour in as fans, friends and former costars. remember matthew perry? and while he is remembered by many as an actor, it was the way he helped people off. that is most important and part of his legacy. stay with us you ping and pong that body. you plunge that body. you green that body. you brain power that body. you practice... and practice that body. you make it rain that body. you flu shot that body. and now, you spikevax that body... because even though the pandemic is over, covid-19 isn't. spikevax by moderna is a vaccine to help protect you against covid-19. you shouldn't get spikevax if you've had an allergic reaction to spikevax or its ingredients. rare cases of inflammation of the heart muscle and outer lining have been reported. the most common side effects are injection site pain, redness and swelling, tiredn

the us supreme court's new term starts tomorrow.aws, it will look at deals with censorship on social media. the high court will decide the constitutionality of laws in florida and texas that aim to prevent social media companies from blocking content based on users viewpoints. the court will also decide whether public officials can block critics on their social media accounts. oral arguments are expected to begin early next year. they give us life. you know what i'm saying? they still make us feel like we we're still human. it was the basketball game of a lifetime for some san quentin inmates. still ahead tonight, the visit from the golden state warrio the bay to san quentin state prison. ktvu is greg lee went with the team to the prison and shows us why everyone involved says it was a memorable visit. san quentin state prison, one of the most infamous lock ups in the nation. inside this gate, barbed wire and watchful guards monitor incarcerated people that include the nation's largest death row population. a system that's being dis

us more information later today. san francisco's asking the supreme court, the us supreme court, to overturn a ruling on homelessness. court ruling from a federal appeals court requires local governments to offer shelter before clearing an encampment. now, city attorney david chu's office says that ruling is limiting the city's efforts to address the homeless crisis. the court says it will consider whether to take up the case later this month. time is now 509. later this morning, the mayor of antioch, in an effort to protect renters, will sign anti tenant harassment legislation. it was first approved last month. and under this new law, the city of antioch will be able to sue housing providers on behalf of tenants or tenant organizations and the city says that would create more support for renters who are dealing with housing related issues. the punishments would include rent refunds, fines up to $10,000 or even jail time. all right. there's a heat warning in effect. our ktvu cameras caught that beauty full sunset over the oakland estuary . but temperatures are hot. there's the san francisco skyline in the distance. i