Nathan Hager

The 10-year Treasury yield

is down almost three basis points at 4.32%.

The Supreme Court has ruled against Colorado's ban on so-called conversion therapy.

In an eight-to-one decision, the justices ruled in favor of a Christian counselor who says she has a constitutional right to engage in talk therapy to try to change a child's sexual orientation or gender identity.

Lori Levinson is a law professor at Loyola Marymount University.

The Supreme Court, even the conservatives, have been very protective.

Legal analyst Lori Levinson tells CBS News the ruling could affect similar laws in 27 other states.

We continue to watch shares of McCormick.

They are down more than 5% after Unilever confirmed it is selling most of its iconic food brands, including Hellman's Mayonnaise, to the maker of Old Bay Seasoning for $44.8 billion.

It's a deal that'll still give Unilever a 65% stake in the new company.

Diana Gomes is a senior equity analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence.

Diana Gomes with Bloomberg Intelligence.

Analysts at RBC say, though, they are unimpressed by the deal and Unilever shares are dropping as well.

They're down more than 7% in London.

Warren Buffett says he's still open to donating to the Gates Foundation, even after the Justice Department's release of the latest Jeffrey Epstein files reignited scrutiny of the Microsoft founder's ties to the late sex offender.

The Berkshire Hathaway chairman tells CNBC he hasn't decided whether to amend his donations to the Gates Foundation and hasn't spoken to Gates about the scandal.

The sheriff's office in Martin County, Florida, has released its incident report into Tiger Woods' arrest.

It says the golf legend's eyes were bloodshot and glassy, his pupils were dilated, and he had two hydrocodone pills in his pocket at the scene of last week's rollover.

Woods told deputies he'd been looking at his phone and fiddling with his radio before he clipped the truck in front of him.

He was arrested and released on bail eight hours later.