in a separate ruling, the supreme court unanimously is ruling that philadelphia must accommodate a catholic foster care agency that is refusing to place children with same-sex couples. big issues at question there. jessica schneider is live in washington with all of the details as they come in. focus in on the obamacare ruling, please. the supreme court saving the affordable care act, once again this morning. doing it with a-2 decision. the latest challenge of the law, that was put in place, the latest challenge is invalid because the justices are saying that the plaintiffs here, including republican-led states, didn t have the injury, or the legal standing, to bring this case. the affordable care act remains in effect. and the 20 million that have conch coverage under obamacare, they will continue to have coverage because of the supreme court s decision this morning. it s possible that republicans or other plaintiffs might find a way to challenge this law at some point. fo
his operating budget, but it still may not be enough. do you feel people are leaving, quitting? yes. i think the hospitality industry is going to be especially challenged because there s a lot of other good high-paying jobs out there. reporter: and that s what she is looking for. until then, she has moved back in with her parents and getting her sociology degree while doing gig work. her hope is the old industry will transform enough to lure her back. if they were were to offer us a fair wage, $15 with tips, i would go back. i love illuminating someone s day but at the same time i have a little bit more self-worth now. reporter: it is also important to think about these quits as job hopping. that s why we are seeing on average last year 500,000 jobs added each month to the economy. so, john, two things can be true at the same time. people can be quitting their jobs and finding new jobs, higher paying jobs. that s likely what we will see coming up in just about an hour
president biden calls it an inflexion point in history. the president addressing the nation on the first anniversary of the january 6th insurrection, and delivering what really could be one of the most important and forceful speeches of his presidency. biden condemned the violence and donald trump s lies that have weighed on his first year in office. the former president of the united states of america has created and spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. he s done so because he values power over principle. because he sees his own interests as more important than his country s interest. you can t love your country only when you win. i will stand in this breach. i will defend this nation. i will allow no one to place a dagger at the throat of democracy. so president biden never mentioned trump by name. though he did use the phrase former president more than a dozen times. trump did fire back calling it all political theater. this as the department of homeland secur
i m elise preston in monrovia, california, where people are bracing for hilary and its impact. we ll have the latest forecast. wildfire emergency. thousands evacuated in washington state. canada scorched by over 1,000 wildfires. two-thirds of them out of control. also tonight, president biden set to visit maui as wildfire survivors question the government s response. plus, new cbs news polling. former president trump s big lead grows as republican voters dismiss indictments. luna lost. russia s first mission to the moon in nearly a half century ends in a lunar crash. game on. a historic end to the women s world cup finals. england soccer fans are hoping to break a 57-year-old world cup. and later, to the rescue. when disaster struck maui, volunteers rushed to help, air lifting these animals to new homes. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. good evening and thank you for joining us on this sunday. we begin with som
shutdown s. so why has andrew weingarten filed? 34 investigative authors wrote this 350-page report, lessons from the covid war. authors said they took the covid into their own hands because the biden administration never conducted a game plan for the next pandemic. i think really the biggest criticism you can make is they never really did the after-direction report that we have had to do. so we ve had to shoulder that burden, and we ve done it. in interviews today, that man, co-author, professor, phillip belacore say the greatest piece they can offer is to center on preparedness and sharing. the biggest mistakes of the pandemic were a failure to warn the public in time, a failure to release emergency funds in time and a failure to make, and it needs to be better situational awareness. what else the threat and how do we share that early? they felt liberated because they were not bound by a certain political party. for example, they criticized the trump administration s