gorsuch in the majority. but it was done on procedural grounds. that means the states that tried to sue don t have the right to bring the case, but there was no ruling on the actual merits of the case. republicans attorney general argued that without the original mandate, which was already struck down, the entire law should go. beyond the legalese, the real life impact here is that tens of millions of americans will get to keep their health care coverage and those protections for previous conditions. democrats are hoping the third time is the charm. today the supreme court decision is a landmark victory for democrats to defend protections for people with preexisting conditions. we will never forget how republican leaders embraced this monstrous way to rip away america s health care in the middle of a deadly pandemic. the aca is here to stay. and now we re going to try to make it bigger and better. so for republican attorneys general who sued, it s a loss. but for many r
coronavirus. did it come out of a lab in wuhan? that s what they re looking at. questions also this morning surrounding the summer olympics in tokyo, as japan struggles to get its covid outbreak under control. what a new study is saying about immunity from coronavirus, for those who have beaten it and those who are vaccinated. and senate majority leader chuck schumer could force a vote as early as today on a commission to investigate the january 6th attack on the capitol. but we begin unfortunately with the latest from san jose, california, where nine people now are dead after an employee opened fire at a light rail yard. police say the shooter took his own life. according to authorities, the victims range in age from 29 to 63 years old. law enforcement sources say the gunman was an employee of the santa clara valley transportation authority. investigators say so far, the motive sun clear. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer reports. this is an active shooter.
doing. we could have had it all and then late night is hit with the biggest challenge it has ever faced. time for social distancing, pack your things and go they were always in your home, but now you get to be in theirs. my first guest tonight, as you can see is mr. bubble. people were just like everything in the world sucks right now. i needed this so much. just swing for the fences and see how many lives you can ruin. something has changed. you can t ignore it. stop saying this is not who we are and start asking what can i do to change it. cutting the cord to the cable company or the satellite company is a terrifying prospect. my presidency entering the fourth quarter, interesting stuff happens in the fourth quarter. very few people leave the game when they re on top of their game, and that s what jay leno did last night. in 2014 as jay leno retired, there was definitely a more dissipated, fractured late night environment. this idea of late n
of breonna taylor. it is the second civil rights probe the doj launched in five days. also looking into the minneapolis police department. this is reversal from the trump doj which all but suspended federal oversight of troubled police agencies. the investigation will assess whether lmpd engages in a pattern or practice of using unreasonable force. it will determine whether lmpd engages in unconstitutional stops, searches and seizures, as well as whether the department unlawfully executes search warrants on private homes. the new probe launching as biden approaches 100 days in office with real momentum for his broader agenda. brand new nbc polling shows him at 53% approval. cbs news putting him at 58%. indeed, as of tonight biden has spent every day since taking office above 50% approval. his predecessor did not crack 50% once. the majority is with biden. it is not a clean partisan divide which may surprise those that depict the country as hopelessly gridlocked. ultimat