8:00

a personal tragedy. He has been through

8:02

that and political humiliations over the years.

8:04

He keeps going and going and plowing

8:06

forward. He's stubborn, personally stubborn politically. His

8:08

friends say he's not going to give

8:10

up the presidency, something he's had his

8:12

eye on for so long. He's carrying

8:15

on and he dismisses calls, whether it's

8:17

the New York Times editorial board tonight

8:19

or other Democrats for him to step

8:21

away from the ticket. He's staying in.

8:23

The only person who could maybe convince

8:25

him otherwise, the first lady, Jill Biden,

8:27

but she's with him, I'm told tonight.

8:31

Gentlemen, thank you for your analysis. And

8:33

now we're going to go to the

8:35

Supreme Court and a consequential ruling today

8:38

that could impact the prosecutions of more

8:40

than 300 cases related

8:42

to the January 6th attack on the

8:44

US Capitol, as well as

8:47

the special counsel case against former

8:49

president Donald Trump. CBS's

8:51

Jan Crawford is at the Supreme

8:53

Court. The ruling

8:56

means prosecutors may have overreached when

8:58

they charged several hundred January 6

9:00

defendants, including former president Donald Trump,

9:02

with obstruction of an official proceeding.

9:04

The felony charge, part of a

9:07

law passed by Congress to address

9:09

accounting fraud, carries a sentence of

9:11

up to 20 years in prison.

9:14

In a 6-3 decision written by

9:16

Chief Justice John Roberts, the court

9:18

said the law requires prosecutors to

9:20

show something more, that they impaired

9:23

the availability or integrity of records

9:25

and documents. Biden appointee

9:27

Katanji Brown Jackson joined the conservative

9:30

majority, with Trump appointee Amy Coney

9:32

Barrett in dissent with the court's

9:34

other two liberals. Of

9:36

the more than 1,400 people being

9:39

prosecuted for the Capitol riot, more

9:41

than 350 faced an obstruction

9:43

charge. 27 are

9:45

still serving their sentences for it.

9:47

For Trump, it is the basis

9:49

for two of the four charges

9:51

against him. But the decision does

9:53

not rule out obstruction prosecutions for

9:55

those defendants who interfered with evidence,

9:57

for example, certificates for state electors

9:59

that Congress was counting. Look,

10:01

today's decision is not to get out

10:03

of jail free card for Donald Trump.

10:06

The charges against Trump, I think, will

10:08

have to be reevaluated, but that's not

10:10

to say that the prosecution under this

10:12

law can't continue. Also today, the court

10:14

decided two other major cases, both in

10:16

a 6-3 vote. In

10:19

another opinion by Roberts, the

10:22

court overturned a 40-year-old decision,

10:24

long criticized by conservatives, that

10:26

gave federal administrative agencies sweeping

10:28

power to regulate wide swaths

10:30

of American life. And

10:33

in a decision by Justice Neil Gorsuch,

10:35

the court ruled that a town in

10:37

Oregon could enforce its ban on people

10:39

sleeping in parks and public spaces, even

10:41

if they are homeless. Now

10:44

the court will return to the bench

10:46

on Monday to release the last decisions

10:48

of the term, including that major case

10:50

on whether Trump can even be prosecuted

10:52

for his actions around January 6th. What

10:55

if any immunity does he have?

10:58

Margaret? Significant decision, Jan Crawford.

11:00

We'll be following your reporting

11:03

closely. Well, we are learning

11:05

new details tonight from the

11:07

10-count indictment against former Yuvaldi

11:09

school police chief, Pete Arendondo.

11:12

These are the first criminal charges over

11:14

the failed law enforcement response to the

11:16

killing of 21 people during

11:18

the mass shooting at Rob Elementary School

11:21

two years ago. CBS's Janet

11:23

Shamland spoke with the family members of two

11:25

of the children who were killed. Former

11:29

Yuvaldi school police chief, Pete Arendondo,

11:31

facing justice, a grand jury charging

11:33

him with failing to act as

11:35

a gunman killed 19 children

11:37

and two teachers at Rob Elementary

11:39

School. Wait, chief is in there.

11:41

Chief's in charge right now. Hold

11:43

on. The felony indictment accuses Arendondo of

11:46

delaying the response by law enforcement officers

11:48

as the gunman was hunting and shooting

11:51

children. The indictment says he

11:53

failed to identify this as an active

11:55

shooter incident to enforce the district's own

11:57

active shooter response plan and

11:59

to provide by keys that would allow officers

12:01

to quickly enter the classroom seventy

12:04

seven minutes when i as the

12:06

carnage continue aridado was taken

12:08

into custody at the uvalde county jail

12:10

and released last night after posting ten

12:12

thousand dollars bail a

12:14

second officer adrian gonzalez was

12:16

also indicted and turned himself

12:18

in today after more

12:21

than two years what is this moment

12:23

like for you i've got mixed emotions

12:25

because i'm happy that aridondo and gonzalez

12:27

are are facing these charges but

12:30

also it's just a step there needs to be

12:32

more brett crosses ten-year-old you

12:34

saya garcia was killed in the attack

12:37

so is jesse rizzo's niece jackie

12:39

kazaris this is an emotional day

12:41

is something that we've been waiting for a long

12:43

time you think there will be more indictments i

12:46

hope so i made uzia promise that i would

12:48

never let anything bad happen to him and

12:50

i got made a liar so

12:53

i have to fight no

12:55

other kids to meet the

12:57

same fate that he did so that no other parents have

13:00

to go through what we did janet

13:05

thank you well police on long island

13:07

are investigating tonight the cause of a

13:09

tragic crash at a nail

13:11

salon four people were killed in nine others

13:14

were injured when a minivan plowed

13:16

into the building in deer park the van

13:18

remains stuck in the back

13:20

of the salon driver survived was partially

13:22

conscious when taken to the hospital

13:25

details are still being gathered this

13:28

independence day could be the hottest on

13:31

record in some cities while dangerous storms

13:33

make their way across the u.s. for

13:35

details let's bring in cbs bay area

13:37

meteorologist paul hagan good evening paul

13:41

bargain good evening the big weather story for this

13:43

last weekend in june is going to be extreme

13:45

heat in the south central u.s. excessive heat warnings

13:48

and heat advisories in effect the heat risk which

13:50

is essentially the threat of heat illness is going

13:52

to be in the high category spreading across even

13:54

more of the country as we head through the

13:56

weekend and then for the fourth of july holiday

13:58

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