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Supreme Court rules constitutional protections apply to location data · INSIGHT TODAY

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  Speaker 1: We returned to the Supreme Court for the day's other headlines.
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  Speaker 1: The justices also ruled today that constitutional privacy protections apply
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  Speaker 1: to cell phone location data. At issue was the police
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  Speaker 1: use of what's known as geofence warrants to locate all
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  Speaker 1: devices near the scene of a crime. Back in twenty nineteen,
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  Speaker 1: the Court ruled that even when location information is shared
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  Speaker 1: with companies like Google and Apple, people don't forfeit their
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  Speaker 1: expectations of privacy. The case was widely viewed as a
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  Speaker 1: test for how privacy would be protected in this digital age.
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  Speaker 1: The San Francisco Archdiocese has agreed to pay three hundred
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  Speaker 1: and ninety five million dollars to sexual abuse survivors. According
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  Speaker 1: to the victim's lawyers, it settles the claims of more
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  Speaker 1: than five hundred survivors, the vast majority from decades ago,
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  Speaker 1: who said they were sexually abused by members of the clergy.
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  Speaker 1: In a statement, San Francisco's archbishop said, quote, while no
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  Speaker 1: financial settlement can erase the painful legacy of past actions,
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  Speaker 1: let us pray that God's great may help to heal
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  Speaker 1: all those affected. The San Francisco Archdiocese and several other
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  Speaker 1: dozen other dioceses nationwide have declared bankruptcy as a direct
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  Speaker 1: result of child sexual abuse lawsuits. Global health officials say
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  Speaker 1: more than thirteen hundred deaths have been linked to the
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  Speaker 1: record heat wave blanketing Europe. That toll is likely to rise,
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  Speaker 1: as France alone reported at least a thousand deaths above
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  Speaker 1: normal last week during some of the country's hottest ever
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  Speaker 1: days for the month of June. In Berlin over the weekend,
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  Speaker 1: police shot water cannons to cool down sweltering crowds, and
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  Speaker 1: in Budapest, Hungary, temperatures today soared to more than one
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  Speaker 1: hundred degrees fahrenheit, far above normal even for summer. Aligindutam.
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  Speaker 2: I hardly left home and I'm sweating all over. This
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  Speaker 2: is simply unbearable. Twenty eight degrees celsius.
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  Speaker 1: That used to be summer. I don't know what this
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  Speaker 1: is now, What is coming to us after this? Meantime,
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  Speaker 1: Tens of millions of Americans are also under extreme heat
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  Speaker 1: warnings this week. Triple digit temperatures will bake the Midwest
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  Speaker 1: and East coast as the country prepares for July fourth celebrations,
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  Speaker 1: while dangerous heat settles in over the eastern US Wildfire
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  Speaker 1: conditions remain critical out West. Fast moving blazes along the
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  Speaker 1: Colorado Utah border are responsible for the deaths of three firefighters.
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  Speaker 1: Over the weekend. Seven fires have prompted evacuations, including in Arizona,
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  Speaker 1: New Mexico, and Washington State. Meantime, in Kentucky and Tennessee,
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  Speaker 1: at least four people were killed following severe storms this
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  Speaker 1: weekend that triggered flash floods. Kentucky remains under a state
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  Speaker 1: of emergency as clean up there continues. In Afghanistan, un
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  Speaker 1: officials there say Pakistani forces conducted overnight strikes that killed
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  Speaker 1: at least twenty eight people, including women and children, and
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  Speaker 1: Afghan official promised that the country would retaliate. Villagers sifted
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  Speaker 1: through buildings that were reduced to rubble. Pakistani official said
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  Speaker 1: dozens of militants were targeted and killed than the strikes.
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  Speaker 1: This latest escalation follows months of cross border fighting that's
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  Speaker 1: killed hundreds. Multiple rounds of talks have so far failed
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  Speaker 1: to produce a seaspire. In Ukraine, a wave of Russian
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  Speaker 1: strikes killed at least eleven people and injured dozens more. Today.
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  Speaker 1: One of the strikes happened in Nepro, killing five another hit,
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  Speaker 1: this minibus in Zaparisha, killing three, including a child. The
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  Speaker 1: attacks follow Ukraine's own heavy drone assault against a major
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  Speaker 1: Russian oil refinery this past weekend, the latest and a
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  Speaker 1: number of long range strikes against Russian energy facilities in
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  Speaker 1: recent months. Russia's President Vladimir Putin acknowledged for the first
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  Speaker 1: time that his country was facing a fuel shortage as
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  Speaker 1: a result.
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  Speaker 2: But I william after my release the problems persist for
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  Speaker 2: both drivers and businesses. Queues at petrol stations unfortunately also remain.
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  Speaker 2: It is not always possible to find the required grade
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  Speaker 2: of fuel at prisent, and of course we understand the
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  Speaker 2: difficulties faced by agricultural producers and farming enterprises during this period.
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  Speaker 1: Putin later insisted to Russian state TV that the strikes
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  Speaker 1: will not bring Moscow back to the negotiating table. Comcast
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  Speaker 1: is planning to split itself into two separate companies again.
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  Speaker 1: The corporate giant announced plans to spin off its remaining
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  Speaker 1: media enterprises, NBC Universal and Sky into one entity. The
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  Speaker 1: other would focus on its broadband, internet and wireless services.
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  Speaker 1: The planned move comes just months after Comcasts separated most
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  Speaker 1: of its cable TV networks such as CNBC and ms NOW.
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  Speaker 1: Comcast shares rose sharply on the news meantime. It was
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  Speaker 1: a positive day overall for Wall Street. The Dow Jones
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  Speaker 1: Industrial Average added more than a half percent, the Nasdaq
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  Speaker 1: shot up by more than two percent, and the S
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  Speaker 1: and P five hundred ended a five day losing streak
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  Speaker 1: and some World Cup spoilers ahead. Five time tournament champ
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  Speaker 1: Brazil beat Japan two to one today in a match
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  Speaker 1: that was a nail bier until the very end. After
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  Speaker 1: Japan led at the half, Brazil Claude back and scored
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  Speaker 1: the game winning goal with less than one minute left
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  Speaker 1: in stoppage time. They'll advance to the Round of sixteen,
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  Speaker 1: as will Canada after another dramatic late scoring win against
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  Speaker 1: South Africa yesterday. It's Canada's first ever knockout round victory
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  Speaker 1: in World Cup history. Still to come on the News hour,
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  Speaker 1: new education guidelines in Texas challenged the separation of church
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  Speaker 1: and state, and Haamrick Keith and Amy Walter break down
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  Speaker 1: the latest political headlines.
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