pass a resolution on guns that would implement measures nationwide, raise the minimum age from buying a firearm to 21. mandate personal background checks. require a reasonable waiting period for gun purchases and ban the sale of assault rifles to individuals. he ll need 2/3 of a state cotrigger an amendment, and 3/4 would have to vote yes for the amendment to pass. more than half of the legislatures are controlled by republicans. reporter: most americans are in favor of there s measures. there s not a parent out there, one percent, you included that doesn t think about these things when you send your kids to school. you know what the critics are going to say about thrks about this. california has the strictest gun law, and 18 people were killed since the first part of may. the gun rate today is 73%
is a package we re going to issue in a few days. for more on thrks i m joined by a senior physical low with the europe, russia and euro asia program. good to have your insights here as g7 leaders have pledged to sharpen sanctions. they are talking about restricting more industrial exports, tools, tech, metals, diamonds. but at theened of the day, the sanctions need enforcement. how difficult has that been, and do you think it will change? there s extra pressure on russia. and in some ways, we see that the sanctions have already been passed. the important next steps that are being done now, they are
plaintiffs are requesting this this case. they are asking the judge to order the fda to pull the drugs from the marketplace so if the judge rules in favor, they would have to begin the process of talking the two drug regimen after the market what we re hearing from groups in favor of abortion rights thrks will cause major disruption to clinics across the country as they will have to scramble to figure out other methods for patients there will be an increase in demand for surgical abortions and those appoints are already few and far between as clt inning are overwhelmed after the dobbs ruling, which overturned roe v. wade. we don t know when the judge will rule. it s possible he will rule after the hearing today. or it could be days or potentially weeks, but what we do know is this case could have
that he s under pressure to say more about. in the meantime, as the cdc reports growing sadness among teen girls, fueled by an overwhelming wave of violence and trauma, a high school near boston is launching a new program to teach lessons in happiness. and it s working. kate snow has the story. take a few more slow, deep breaths. reporter: this is not a typical science elective for high school seniors. meditating, writing down what they feel grateful for. jennifer hamilton is teaching the science of happiness, modelled after a curriculum by a yale professor. when you re happy, you re like thrks happiness is going to last forever. the class was the most popular course ever taught at yale. now she s adapted it for teens. do you think students in your school are happy? reporter: available through the site, coursera. we put a lot of the thought
usa today. thank you both for being with us. tyler, your story says the white house hoped for a speedy resolution with the actions they took, but instead ended up with a bit of a fire storm. from the first moment that those documents were found a at the president s former office at the penn biden center, the lawyers took steps to cooperate with the department of justice hoeching that the steps they took would result in a speedy review and what became an investigation. but now as we have seen over the past few weeks and months thrks has turned into a sprawling investigation into has led attorney general merrick garland to appoint a special counsel. the story today details the steps they took from the first discovery to the appointment of the special counsel. the cooperation they tried to follow with the department of justice to ensure that their have some of the similar problems donald trump has faced with his handling of classified documents, but ultimately, it