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another big decision day, a consequential morning in america, one hour from now, supreme court decisions on student loans and a battle between free speech and the lgbtq rights are expected to drop. the case is promising to be major rulings that will impact the nation. the new plot, ukraine s intel chief says the kremlin now has in the works. is russia planning to assassinate the man who led the revolt against vladimir putin? multiple guns, materials to make a molotov cocktail, and perhaps barack obama s address. that is what a january 6th fugitive had when police arrested him just blocks from the former president s home. i m john berman with sara sidner and kate bolduan, this is cnn news central. decision day, round two, two consequential cases standing before the supreme court breaks for the summer, and next hour, the final rulings, the fate of student loans right now is uncertain as the justices soon decide whether or not president biden s debt forgiveness program c
Supreme-courtDecisionsDecision-dayMorning-in-americaOneSupreme-court-caseStudent-loansRightsBattleSpeechRulingsChief you are in the cnn newsroom. i m paula reid in washington. jim acosta has the day off. and it wasn t just georgia. there is new evidence tonight that former president trump also tried to overturn the 2020 election results in arizona. trump lost arizona to joe biden by fewer than 11,000 votes. a source now tells cnn that after the contest trump called then-governor doug ducey hoping to pressure him into overturning those results. sources say trump also pushed his then-vice president mike pence to help him convince the governor to undo that defeat. cnn has more now. jeremy, we don t have any recordings of these calls, so where is this coming from? reporter: yeah, this we re learning new details here from sources about just how then-president trump pressured governor ducey after the 2020 election. we knew at the time that there was a phone call that governor ducey had with president trump, but the governor didn t give any details about what was said. now sources are tellin
LinesTy-mobileServiceSpeedPrice30Two0-bucksVerizonGuysPhonesBill good morning, good morning. welcome to cnn this morning. it is saturday, july 1st. first half of the year behind us. the second half ahead of us. already looking towards christmas. christmas, victor blackwell. i ordered my christmas cookies yesterday. you did not. you have to get on her list or you ll miss outs. can you get me on the list? they re fantastic. you have to start early. wow. maybe it is time for christmas shopping then. hello, everyone. i m amara walker. thank you for spending your holiday weekend with us. the holiday weekend will bring searing hot temperatures and severe storms to millions of people. we have a look at your holiday forecast and how new technology being switched on today could lead to travel delays at airports across the country. more than 1,000 people have been detained in france after a fourth night of protests following the death of a teenager at the hands of police. we re live in paris with the latest. president bid
SecondFamilyViewRealityAughter-screamsXfinityComcast-businessTonMulchEmployeesBusinessThreats until you see that report. this hour of cnn this morning starts right now. another huge day for the country from the nation s high court. we are expecting more consequential decisions from the supreme court that could reshape america as we know it. after yesterday s ruling on affirmative action declaring race cannot be used an express factor in college admissions. it is another sweeping change from the supreme court s conservative super majority. it could have a lasting impact on the diversity of campuses across the nation for decades to come. two of the key decisions left for today are student loan relief for tens of millions of americans and there is the case of a web designer who refused to make websites for same-sex weddings. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider is tracking all of it for us. a huge week for the court, for the country, and these opinions today also, either way they go, will have a huge impact. yeah, exactly. we are really zoning in on the stud
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