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For prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, it's back to the drawing board.

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The U.S. Supreme Court says President Bush cannot try so-called enemy combatants before special military commissions.

It'll have to be federal courts or courts martial.

The court did not decide what to do in the meantime with hundreds of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay.

But its five to three decision was a constitutional rebuke to the president and to the Congress. On to the point, we'll unravel a complex ruling and hear President Bush's response. We'll also hear about his meeting with the Prime Minister of Japan. On reporters' notebook later on America, through the eyes of foreign reporters. First up, here's the news.

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and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. Hello again. Warman Al-Lay back with To the Point, the U Foundation and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur

Foundation. Hello again. I'm on Alany back with To the Point. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that

military commissions for enemy combatants violate both the Constitution and international law.

On To the Point, we'll look at a stunning rebuke to President Bush. What does it mean for hundreds

of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay? Also today, the prime minister of

Japan, North Korea's missile, and Graceland. On reporter's notebook, foreign correspondents,

who are they? What are they telling the world about America? First, this news update, as the

quid pro quoes continue, Israel has rounded up at least 64 ministers and lawmakers from the

Palestinians ruling Hamas party.

Eileen, Prussia is Jerusalem Bureau Chief for the Christian Science Monitor.

Eileen, you have a lot to keep track of. NPR is reporting that the militants have blown a hole

in the wall between Gaza and Egypt. There's been concern that there might be an effort to

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