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He said, if swearing off campus warranted punishment, every school in the country would be doing nothing but punishing. the cheerleader from this pennsylvania school, she has since graduated. she wrote on snapchat when she didnt make the varsity cheerleading team, she wrote f school, f softball, f cheer, f everything, using the actual profanity. she and her family have been fighting that suspension for years. this was a case closely watched all over the country as their continues to be this stru...

Been about whether the speech is disruptive. there have been a long series of interesting cases that the court has dealt with with free speech rights of students, and in recent years, the students have lost most of the time. but this time in a really almost unanimous opinion, 8-1, the student won. i have to say, the snapchat itself is like poetry. it is so -- i will paraphrase it because we cant say it exactly. it is f school, f softball, f cheer, f everything. i believe the student is speaking ...

D.c. area for these rallies, facing a list of charges including conspiracy. hes expected to plead guilty today at 2:00. we dont know what charges hell plead guilty and which one prosecutors will drop. well learn if hell serve any jail time or what kind of sentence hell face. more broadly, kate, this is a significant moment because it will solidify what prosecutors always said, which is some of these far right extremist groups preplanned this attack and carried it out, solidifying the acquisition...

And couldnt be regulated by the school here. this is an 8-1 decision. it was justice thomas dissenting here. again, were seeing several, most of these justices coming together to issue this ruling. this is affirming the lower court ruling that says her rights were violated when the school punished her because of her off campus speech. what this decision also lays out, it says there may be some off-campus speech that schools can, in fact, regulate. the supreme court saying things like bullying, h...

They expect things to level out once kids go back to school in the fall. >> bill: you get out of the house, which is good. thank you, casey in dallas. >> exactly. >> dana: breaking news from the supreme court on the cheerleader case. shannon bream joins us now and the supreme court ruled in her favor. tell us more. >> they did. remember this is the girl who tried out for cheerleading. didnt make the varsity team, very upset. she is off campus. gets on snapchat and has adult language and gestures...

Taken to the hospital. pedestrian bridge collapsed. of course, we dont know the cause of this collapse. we just know that traffic is backed up for multiple, multiple minutes on 295, but they are there right now to investigate, number one, how this happened and to make sure that people can get out of there lately, but scary situation, gillian. >> gillian: david, thanks for bringing us the new details about the diesel leak underneath your very dangerous situation. we will bring you more alive as i...

Of the internet and the role that snapchat is playing in the immediacy of all of this swirling about. this is going to be more and more up to the supreme court. if i can get your thoughts on what whitney wild was reporting about, this first guilty plea among any of the defendants in the capitol riot conspiracy cases. what do you think the significance is today? >> the big issue here is cooperation. in federal court, the people who plead guilty and cooperate, that is, agree to testify against oth...

Purview extended beyond the gates. the court said, look, a school does have some interest in regulating behavior that might impact school, bullying, for example, extensive issues surrounding the conduct that might implicate students or be disruptive in some way. here it was a snapchat. hundreds of people, yes, had seen it. it wasnt about targeting a particular person. this was not that case to get you over the hump of that tinker decision that said its got to be truly disruptive. this is going t...

Joining me now as we get more details. what do the justices say? >> reporter: the supreme court ruling in favor of that high school cheerleader who was suspended from the team after she wrote that snapchat message. this turned out to be a hot button case because it was focused on what are the free speech protections for school kids in the social media age. the justices here ruling in an 8-1 decision that the school in this case could not punish the former cheerleader for her speech off campus on...

Choice voting. former presidential candidate andrew yang conceding two hours after polls closed last night, hes bowing to work with the next mayor. on the republican side, -- the u.s. supreme court said the pennsylvania public school wrongly suspended a cheerleader after a vulgar social media posts. the justices voting 8-1 in favor of brandy leafy, she was a 14-year-old high school freshman when she expressed her disappointment on snapchat when she did not make the varsity cheerleading team. she...