our top story this hour, the two major new rulings by the u.s. supreme court and what they mean for the nation. our justice correspondent jessica snider, she s here with mere in the situation room. jessica, walk us through these very, very significant decisions. yeah, two major decisions on the last day of the court s term, wolf, from what has become a very divided supreme court. so the conservative majority striking down the president s student loan debt forgiveness program while also issuing a ruling in favor of a website designer that leaves the door open for businesses across the country to discriminate. the supreme court ending the term with a dramatic finish and showing just how ideologically divided the justices are. first, all six conservative justices ruling in favor of a christian web designer from colorado who refused to create wedding websites from same-sex couples citing religious grounds. she objected to a colorado law that prohibits discrimination saying it v
so they will say it s one bad apple and one accident, but they don t want to see the biggest problem. reporter: france s leaders quick to call for calm and offer their sympathies to the family, but no mention of racism. yet in the protests, the question has also become about what it means to be french and equal before the law. in america, once you re born in america of immigrant parents, you are first-gen american. in france, you are born the fourth or fifth generation of your parents of immigrant origin, you are fifth generation immigrant, sixth generation immigrant. reporter: frustrations and anger that, for now, show no signs of dying down. it is some 45,000 policemen that have been mobilized onto the streets of france this friday night, wolf, to try and keep the peace, although already the
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