and 247 years of independence. tonight, the largest fireworks show on television, with dazzling displays in cities from coast-to-coast, and amazing music to get the party going, including these talented performers. post malone, demi lovato, ludacris, shania twain, darius rucker, zac brown band, leon bridges, the all-american rejects. smashmouth, alanis morissette. clean white t s, duran duran and the united states air force band. now a cnn special event the fourth in america. what a way to kick things off. the united states air force band performing the stirring first of blue march live on cnn. welcome to washington, d.c., on this glorious independence day. crowds are gathering on the national mall and all across the nation s capital. we ll see the lincoln memorial and other monuments light up very soon in one of the biggest fireworks shows in the country. happy fourth of july, i m dana bash with morris sanchez. i m thrilled to be with you and also our viewers on this w
i don t agree. this this after a group of asian-american students filed complaint against harvard and the university of north carolinaa hill, alleging that ta they failed to employ racet neutral admissions practices. now the majority opinion delivered, chief justice john roberts said that any studenn t, quote, must be treat based on his or her experiencebs . an individual not on the basis of race, highlighting the importance of this case in a rare move. noarw justices clarence thomas d and sonia sotomayor also and actually read their opinions from the bench now, with justice thomas declaring, quote, at alnow l forms discrimination based on race, including so-called action, areo prohibited under the u.s. co. titutionhi now, a harvard did, in fact, release a statement following the decision acknowledging that the court ruled their admissions policies did not comply with the 14th amendment, the equal protection clause in the constitution and the civil rights act. but harvar la
testimony, let s get live to the white house correspondent kevin corke in the nation s capitol. reporter: rare partnership on capitol hill tonight as members of both parties were talking about progressive democrats, even conservative republicans. they re all demanding answers about how and why the government apparently is snooping on its own citizens without justification or legal authority. that after new revolutions disclosed today revelations disclosed today that your government has collected the communications information of millions of your fellow americans without legal justification including phone calls and text messages. many of which they claim were obtained, by mistake. i lose sleep over the 3.4 million warrantless searches of americans communications. while reports indicate the fbi conducted fewer queries in 2022, it still made roughly 559 searches per day. now the pfizer court found querrey information has already been legally required and is not consi
killed in the raid, could the united states push for a cease-fire be in jeopardy? american s top diplomat in the middle east tonight. cbs evening news starts now. international pressure builds on hamas to accept the cease-fire and hostage proposal laid out by president biden. tonight, the terror group says it s ready to negotiate. good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. we want to begin with a new diplomatic push to stop the israel-hamas war and renewed hope that more hostages could be released. the u.n. security council just approve the latest plan, and america s top diplomat secretary of state antony blinken is back in the middle east trying to close the deal tonight. this comes as we are getting dramatic new video of the daring raid that freed four israeli hostages over the weekend. which came at a staggering cost for a palestinian cbs s chris livesay s leads us off from tel aviv. reporter: new footage shows the moment as related command
knowledgeable, knowing you can pick up blocks and run the ball, those are important things to coaches. drew: second and short. corral feels the blitz, throws. end zone, just too out of reach for deon cain. last year s ufl championship mvp. no chance at that one. good? okay. here we go. third and three. okay. here we go. let s go rob empty. let s go rob empty. gator 13 shave. sam: third and three, most defenses want to play man-to-man. i hear a play like shave, you look and see that bunch at the top with jace sternberger. to me, it says something like cross. drew: just one of six on third down today, and jace sternberger has the first down this time. number 12 takes it to the 12, a first team all ufl tight end. sam: and they re going to their trusted players. one thing that stands out to me is this hurry-up. that s one thing that s gotten michigan off guard. they ve got no huddle, quick plays, it keeps the defense tired on the field and makes it hard to communicate.