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today, julianna is a senior at cy ranch high school in cypress, texas. in addition to cheering on the ground, she does this. soaring high above her squad members as a flyer. >> i think it's super fun fun. i don't get scared when i'm up there. i love getting to fly and stunt and prove to everyone that you should never let anyone doubt your abilities, and you're able to do anything that you put your mind to. >> reporter: she is paying her love for and prowess in gymnastics forward. three nights a week, she coaches preschoolers at the same gym she trained in when she was a young just a minute nast. >> they'll do a handstand or cartwheel with one hand because they want to be just like me. it's really cool to be an inspiration to other people. >> reporter: julianna with this message for us all. >> i hope that i can inspire more people across the world and show them to never give up on your dreams. >> mary: julianna flying high. thank you for watching. i'm mary bruce. for david and all of a level two moderate storm here for rain, turning heavier this afternoon
today, julianna is a senior at cy ranch high school in cypress, texas. in addition to cheering on the ground, she does this. soaring high above her squad members as a flyer. >> i think it's super fun fun. i don't get scared when i'm up there. i love getting to fly and stunt and prove to everyone that you should never let anyone doubt your abilities, and you're able to do anything that you put your mind to. >> reporter: she is paying her love for and prowess in gymnastics forward....
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some of the big moments yesterday, including the walk-off win for the texas rangers to begin their world series title defense. you also saw the ninth inning game-saving assist by the brand-new yankee, juan soto. and the 11 strikeout debut with the baltimore orioles from ace pitcher corbin burns. meanwhile, last night in seattle, tyler o'neil set a major league record, homering in his fifth consecutive opening day game, as the red sox beat the mariners, 6-4. >>> welcome. it is friday, march 29th. like you were saying yesterday, this red sox team may go undefeated. you know, the '27 yankees go through the years, and look at that performance last night. >> i just -- i don't like to -- you know, there is no doubt that jonathan lemire is right. this may be the best red sox team assembled yet. [ laughter ] through the years, and lemire last night called me at 1:00 and said, "you know, i think ted williams might be riding the pine, if he were around on this team. may not be able to make this team." isn't that right, lemire? >> dream the impossible dream, joe. this is hope springs eternal. this
some of the big moments yesterday, including the walk-off win for the texas rangers to begin their world series title defense. you also saw the ninth inning game-saving assist by the brand-new yankee, juan soto. and the 11 strikeout debut with the baltimore orioles from ace pitcher corbin burns. meanwhile, last night in seattle, tyler o'neil set a major league record, homering in his fifth consecutive opening day game, as the red sox beat the mariners, 6-4. >>> welcome. it is friday,...
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only to come hand in hand to claim federal money for texas. >> donald trump boasted about not providing support to governors who didn't support him. now with this enormous disaster in baltimore, we are seeing the maga vision of governing in action. you only get government services if you support donald trump and screw you if you don't. joining me now, the secretary of transportation pete buttigieg. mr. secretary, it is great to have you on the program. first i wanted to get a brief from where things stand in the aftermart of this disaster in terms of knowing what caused it and what the next few steps look like. >> thanks. well the ntsb is leading the investigation the partnership with the coast guard. they are looking at everything relevant to understanding the causes. they work independently from us by design. but we are doing everything we can to help in their effort. in the meantime, our focus really is as a department is making sure we get prepared for what is next. dealing with all the traffic disruptions. there are vessels on the site and the last of them should be in place a coup
only to come hand in hand to claim federal money for texas. >> donald trump boasted about not providing support to governors who didn't support him. now with this enormous disaster in baltimore, we are seeing the maga vision of governing in action. you only get government services if you support donald trump and screw you if you don't. joining me now, the secretary of transportation pete buttigieg. mr. secretary, it is great to have you on the program. first i wanted to get a brief from...
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and so they might like it when it's 95 degrees out in oakland this summer, or in texas. but for spring training, at least it was a shock to players when they put on the uniform for the first time. correspondent: regardless, to this erstwhile baseball fan with grandkids who think the game, typically 2 hours and 40 minutes, of which just 18 minutes involves action, is a crashing bore, a game whose world series tv viewership, for example, is a mere one quarter what it was 50 years ago, the story's economic angle seemed, well, transparent, the new unis are an act of desperation to attract young people to a dying sport. so, was i right? >> around 25 or 26 teams actually have a positive operating income. correspondent: out of 30, says sports economist andy zimbalist, though he does acknowledge. >> young people don't want to spend the time that us older folks always enjoyed spending to watch a baseball game. correspondent: but so then how can baseball be flourishing economically? >> well, the country has been flourishing economically. population has grown. incomes have grown. t
and so they might like it when it's 95 degrees out in oakland this summer, or in texas. but for spring training, at least it was a shock to players when they put on the uniform for the first time. correspondent: regardless, to this erstwhile baseball fan with grandkids who think the game, typically 2 hours and 40 minutes, of which just 18 minutes involves action, is a crashing bore, a game whose world series tv viewership, for example, is a mere one quarter what it was 50 years ago, the story's...
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. >>> newly released video of the deadly school bus crash in texas. the bus sideswiped when a concrete truck crossed the center line, knocking the bus onto its side. >>> a frontier airlines flight evacuated before takeoff from charlotte, north carolina. a strong odor forcing passengers off the plane. >>> play ball! major league teams take the field for the start of the new season. >> and "america strong" tonight. the husband going from school to school, honoring his late wife by helping as many children as he can. >> linsey: good evening, everyone, thank you so much for joining us on this thursday. i'm linsey davis, in for david. tonight, former crypto-currency mogul sam bankman-fried sentenced to 25 years in prison in one of the largest financial fraud cases in u.s. history. more on that in a moment. >>> but we begin with the stunning new images just coming in from onboard the cargo ship that brought down baltimore's francis scott key bridge. new images just coming in from the ntsb show inspectors probing the damage, the twisted metal of the bridge d
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only to come with hat in hand to claim federal money from texas. and again for the power grid disaster and in 2020 for the hyatt of the coven emergency, trump boasted about not providing support to governors who did not support him. once again seeing few steps of what this looks like? >> the ntsb is leading the investigation in partnership with the coast guard and a number of agencies involved. they are going to the black box, looking at everything that could be relevant to understanding causes. they work independently from us by design grid we are doing everything we can to help with their effort. our focus as a department is making sure that we prepare for what is next, which means getting the bridge rebuilt in dealing with all the traffic disruptions until it is great getting the port reopened and dealing with all of the supply chain disruptions until that happens. right now there are three heavylift vessels on the way to the site that should begin arriving tomorrow and the last of them should be in place a couple of days after that. to begin wi
only to come with hat in hand to claim federal money from texas. and again for the power grid disaster and in 2020 for the hyatt of the coven emergency, trump boasted about not providing support to governors who did not support him. once again seeing few steps of what this looks like? >> the ntsb is leading the investigation in partnership with the coast guard and a number of agencies involved. they are going to the black box, looking at everything that could be relevant to understanding...
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the fifth circuit put a hold on what texas was doing. but that doesn't come across as a win for biden, so much as just more noise, i think, to american voters. >> bret: speaking of courts, i want to turn topics real quick, trey. that is the judge in georgia now considering this case whether to kick out fani willis again whether the case down in georgia, the election interference case goes forward. here is fani willis from the weekend. just listen. >> i guess my greatest crime is i had a relationship with a man. but that's not something that i find embarrassing in any way. and i know that i have not done anything that's illegal. all while that was going on, we were writing responsive briefs. we were still doing the case in the way that it needed to be done. i don't feel like we have been slowed down at all. i do think that there are efforts to slow down this train but the train is coming. >> trey, you are think the train is coming? >> if she is not embarrassed then she is just not easily embarrassed, bret. any d.a. would be embarrassed at
the fifth circuit put a hold on what texas was doing. but that doesn't come across as a win for biden, so much as just more noise, i think, to american voters. >> bret: speaking of courts, i want to turn topics real quick, trey. that is the judge in georgia now considering this case whether to kick out fani willis again whether the case down in georgia, the election interference case goes forward. here is fani willis from the weekend. just listen. >> i guess my greatest crime is i...
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mike: kevin ball and lonnie smith represent jazz festivals in north carolina and texas. rodrigo's uncle and teacher, pianist aldo lopez gavilan, started playing major summer music festivals like this one in napa valley in 2017. after the obama administration started normalizing relations and travel protocols with cuba. but most of them were reversed by his successor, and the biden administration has done little to lift the new restrictions during an election year. >> if you are coming tomorrow and you tell me, can you be in san francisco next week to work? of course not. we have to do it with a lot of time. mike: while they waited indefinitely for their visas, american audiences could only see them perform in old havana's tourist restaurants, which have also been impacted by the added u.s. restrictions on americans and foreigners traveling to cuba. their band is paid in cash, and in meals, which have become even more valuable this year due to the government's latest round of food price hikes and rationing. >> we know a lot of cases of musicians going out of the country,
mike: kevin ball and lonnie smith represent jazz festivals in north carolina and texas. rodrigo's uncle and teacher, pianist aldo lopez gavilan, started playing major summer music festivals like this one in napa valley in 2017. after the obama administration started normalizing relations and travel protocols with cuba. but most of them were reversed by his successor, and the biden administration has done little to lift the new restrictions during an election year. >> if you are coming...
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texas rangers, arizona went to the world series last year and shocked a lot of people. who's the teams that are going to shock this year? so a lot to look at today going into opening day. >> mark, talking about that dodgers team, you're right. it's one of the best lineups we've ever seen assembled, but in the last week or so, all the questions around shohei ohtani, the scandal around that contract. he said his bookie was a guy who was stealing money from him. does that story impact him or the dodgers at all? >> certainly i think there's going to be a ton of media around the dodgers, irregardless of the situation, but it's going to add to it no question, is can he drown out the noise? the expectation for him this year, he's not going to be on the mound, but they're expecting 40 or 50 homers for this guy stealing bags, 100 rbis. so freddie freeman went on record yesterday saying a lot of it is staying in-house, and they'll be able to eliminate the noise. there's two active investigations that are going to go on into the middle of the season before we have the right answer
texas rangers, arizona went to the world series last year and shocked a lot of people. who's the teams that are going to shock this year? so a lot to look at today going into opening day. >> mark, talking about that dodgers team, you're right. it's one of the best lineups we've ever seen assembled, but in the last week or so, all the questions around shohei ohtani, the scandal around that contract. he said his bookie was a guy who was stealing money from him. does that story impact him or...
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. ♪ ♪ >> bret: a federal appeals court is denying a request to let a texas law take effect that allows state authorities to arrest and prosecute people suspected of illegally crossing the u.s.-mexico border. the news comes as federal officials bust an illegal arms trade suspected of filtering weapons to dangerous mexican cartels. senior correspondent casey stegall shows us tonight from el paso. >> an additional 200 national guard troops just arrived in el paso deployed to the sector under operation lone star. it's in response to this now viral fingerprint late last week where a group of about 100 migrants bum-rushed guardsmen at the border barrier trying to illegally enter the country. >> this is a different breed of people coming across. it shows you right there what happened in el paso the other day. when you have ever heard of people ramming the gates? never. okay. so i mean this is a different world we're living in. >> several colombian nationals recently arrested attempting to cross in el paso. border patrol agents say the men have gang affiliations and extensive criminal historie
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otherwise, we just sort of voter you spoke to in arizona said they look at the third parties, one man and texas so frustrated, he's legally changed his name to quote literally anybody else. and that he's running for president, which would probably do pretty well and polls, obviously literally anybody else, probably isn't gonna be the next president. but talk about 30 parties right now. the numbers and we were talking about this a couple weeks ago. you're looking at the swing states. these are sticky numbers and they're lasting a lot longer than i think people expected. >> there are several states, if you look in 2,016.20, 20, where history has told us, doesn't mean it'll apply in 2024, but that it's really hard for donald trump to get to 50% if you look at all the, all the data available to you, there's not majority support for trumpism but he can get to 46 and he can get to 47. and we know we can get 248. and so if the third party candidates are drawing the vote to ask hillary clinton about michigan and wisconsin in 2016. they can have an impact now it was interesting today, donald trump put o
otherwise, we just sort of voter you spoke to in arizona said they look at the third parties, one man and texas so frustrated, he's legally changed his name to quote literally anybody else. and that he's running for president, which would probably do pretty well and polls, obviously literally anybody else, probably isn't gonna be the next president. but talk about 30 parties right now. the numbers and we were talking about this a couple weeks ago. you're looking at the swing states. these are...
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. >> the texas immigration law, sb.4 is going to remain on hold. the appeals court ruling the fifth circuit saying that it has to be sorted out by the supreme court, i guess. >> yes, and you know, this was clearly the signal we got from the supreme court last week, even though they themselves failed to put it on hold. they strongly signaled that this was the job of the fifth circuit, and they ought to do that. by a 2 to 1 ruling, they decided to do that, and so now we'll see the issue on the merits decided by the supreme court. but in the meantime, we preserve the status quo of federal law being supreme. >> and just very briefly, garrett, what lara trump also told you is that people who are donors can opt out of paying for his legal bills. >> that's right, the rnc will not support him directly. if you give to the broader constellation of groups that your big check would go to the party, you could say i don't want to support donald trump's legal bills. we'll see how that all shakes out as well. >> garrett haake and barbara mcquade, thank you. barbar
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wade in 2022, much of that help is being routed to texas. she asked for her identity to be concealed in order to protect the operation. >> approximately how big is this network? how many people are part of it? [ speaking in a global language ] >> and who are they mostly? where are they contacting you from? [ speaking in a global language ] >> how many packs of pills are you sending each week? [ speaking in a global language ] >> how do you hide these pills? how do you make sure that no one knows what you're mailing? [ speaking in a global language ] >> i think many people would ask what's in it for you. obviously you're not doing it for economic reasons, so why do you do it? [ speaking in a global language ] >> back in texas, valentina feels the same way. you risk your life and your status? why? [ speaking in a global language ] >> that was paulo ramos reporting. great reporting. joining us now dr. kavita patel. you have prescribed mifepristone. first of all, just overall, what do you make of the decision the supreme court is having to make
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is comprised of five antiabortion groups, none of which are based in texas. you might be wondering why a handful of the state groups decided to start and you shall group in a new nondescript town along route 66. it's because of the time amarillo texas functioned as something of a legal loophole for these causes. due to a quirk in how the u.s. court system works until just a few weeks ago, all federal suits filed in this relatively's mall texas town would fall before the same judge, a guy name matthew kaczmarek. he first made his name as an activist for far right causes, decrying everything from divorce laws to transgender rights, marriage, and yes, abortion rights. in fact, in a 2017 entry he submitted to a conservative legal journal, he wrote about the need to protect religious medical providers who in his quote, cannot use their pen to design to kill unborn children. notably, not long after he submitted that article, he actually asked to have his name taken off of it, citing, quote, reasons i may discuss at a later date. those reasons became abundantly clea
is comprised of five antiabortion groups, none of which are based in texas. you might be wondering why a handful of the state groups decided to start and you shall group in a new nondescript town along route 66. it's because of the time amarillo texas functioned as something of a legal loophole for these causes. due to a quirk in how the u.s. court system works until just a few weeks ago, all federal suits filed in this relatively's mall texas town would fall before the same judge, a guy name...
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here with reaction, texas here. r ted cruz senator, anything i'm saying there, constitutionally, you're a great scholar. eme you've argued before the supreme court. alan dershowitz harshowitzs saii though he disagrees with you politically, you're one of the smartest debaters and studentsce he ever had. >> am i rights an on the constitution? righ sean, you are absolutely right. what we are saying, the board in the legal system is the weaponization and the politicizationthweapon of the or legal system in over two centuries of our nation' sor history, a president has never been indicted. a former president has never been indicte presi end in just overd. one year. donald trump has been indicted four times bipartisan. democrat prosecutorsprosecut who his guts. on top of that, you have the ridiculous civil lawsuititij by letitia james, a partisanam who ran on the promise to, quote, get donalmpd trump and go a $450 million judgment against him. she wants to take a half billion dollars froma halfion da offense that injured
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queen isabella causeway, port isabel, texas, september for 200018, people lost their lives when a tug boat and barge struck the causeway 11 people drove into the opening below the three survived big bayou cannot near mobile, alabama, september 1993 people died and more than 100 injured. and what was seen at the time is one of the worst disasters of its kind. i didn't the united states, it happened after barges being pushed by a tow boat in dense fog hit the bridge, causing an amtrak train
queen isabella causeway, port isabel, texas, september for 200018, people lost their lives when a tug boat and barge struck the causeway 11 people drove into the opening below the three survived big bayou cannot near mobile, alabama, september 1993 people died and more than 100 injured. and what was seen at the time is one of the worst disasters of its kind. i didn't the united states, it happened after barges being pushed by a tow boat in dense fog hit the bridge, causing an amtrak train
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here with reaction, texas senator ted cruz. senator anything i'm saying there constitutionally, you're a great scholar, we've argued before the supreme court, alan dershowitz has said even though he deserves big mac disagrees with you politically you're one of the smartest debaters and students he had. mri on the constitution? >> john you are absolutely right mike we are sitting across the board -- the weaponization of the political -- politicization of our legal system. it over two centuries of our nations history of president has never been indicted former president has never been indicted. in just over one year countdown term has been indicted four times bipartisan democrat prosecutors who hate his guts out on top of that, you have the ridiculous civil lawsuit by letitia james, a partisan democrat who ran on the promise to "get donald tr trump," and got $450 million judgement against him. she wants to take a half billion dollars from him for on a fence that injured, that there was no harm in that the supposedly them who made
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texas attorney general ken paxton will pay nearly $300,000 to settle a criminal securities fraud case. the high-profile republican faced trial next month on charges of duping investors in a tech startup. under today's agreement, paxton makes restitution and does community service, but keeps his elected position. and a passing of note. the sculptor richard sarah has died. his art encouraged close up expiration, even if it was inscrutable. the cause of death was pneumonia . he was 85. still to come on the newshour, a troubled rollout causes more delays for students seeking financial aid. an acclaimed foreign correspondent discusses his memoir, and battle with terminal cancer. the changing landscape of podcasts. and much more. ♪ >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. william: for the first time since roe v. wade was overturned two years ago, abortion is once again before the u.s. supreme court. the justices today heard a case that centers on access to the most widely used a
texas attorney general ken paxton will pay nearly $300,000 to settle a criminal securities fraud case. the high-profile republican faced trial next month on charges of duping investors in a tech startup. under today's agreement, paxton makes restitution and does community service, but keeps his elected position. and a passing of note. the sculptor richard sarah has died. his art encouraged close up expiration, even if it was inscrutable. the cause of death was pneumonia . he was 85. still to...
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it is comprised of five antiabortion groups, none of which are based in texas. you may be wondering why a handful of out-of-state groups opposing abortion decided to form their group in a relatively nondescript texas town along route 66 and it's because at the time, amarillo texas functions as something of a legal loophole for right-wing causes. because of a quirk in how the us court system works until just a few weeks ago, federal suits filed in this relatively small texas town would fall before the same judge, a guy who first made his name as an activist for far right religious causes decrying everything from divorce laws to address gender rights and marriage, and of course abortion rights. in a 2017 entry, he submitted to a legal journal he wrote about the need to protect religious medical providers who in his view cannot use their pens to prescribe or dispense abortifacient drugs designed to kill unborn children. not long after he submitted that he asked to have his name taken off of it citing quote, reasons i may discuss at a later date. they came abundantl
it is comprised of five antiabortion groups, none of which are based in texas. you may be wondering why a handful of out-of-state groups opposing abortion decided to form their group in a relatively nondescript texas town along route 66 and it's because at the time, amarillo texas functions as something of a legal loophole for right-wing causes. because of a quirk in how the us court system works until just a few weeks ago, federal suits filed in this relatively small texas town would fall...
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queen isabella causeway, port isabel, texas, september 2000, 18 people lost their lives when a tugboat and barge struck the causeway 11 people drove into the opening getting below, only three survived big bayou cannot near mobile, alabama, september 1993 47 people died and more than 100 injured in what was seen at the time is one of the worst disasters of its kind in the united states. it happened after barges being pushed by a tow boat in dense fog hit the bridge causing an amtrak train carrying 220 people to derail minutes later, rescue crews pulled victims from the partially submerged buckled train cars. >> we are so bad at learning from our mistakes and preparing for future instances. we need to assess our infrastructure collusions, not the only cause of tragic bridge collapses. take what happened at the fbi, you footbridge, miami, florida, march 2018 people were killed after a pedestrian bridge near the campus of florida international university suddenly collapsed. the 170 foot long newly installed bridge had been under construction. >> i35 >> w bridge minneapolis, minnesota augus
queen isabella causeway, port isabel, texas, september 2000, 18 people lost their lives when a tugboat and barge struck the causeway 11 people drove into the opening getting below, only three survived big bayou cannot near mobile, alabama, september 1993 47 people died and more than 100 injured in what was seen at the time is one of the worst disasters of its kind in the united states. it happened after barges being pushed by a tow boat in dense fog hit the bridge causing an amtrak train...
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fox 7 in austin where prosecutors reach an agreement with texas attorney general ken paxton that will ultimately dismiss securities fraud charges. he has been facing for nearly a decade. the resolution lets paxton avoid a trial which was set to begin on april 15th. paxton remains the state's attorney general. fox 5 in new york as visa and master card reach a settlement with u.s. merchants related to card swipe fees that could potentially save american shoppers tens of billions of dollars. according to the agreement visa and master card will cap the credit interchange fees into 2030. and this is a live look at louisville from wdrb our affiliate there one of the big stories there tonight, mcdonald's will begin selling krispy kreme doughnuts nationwide by the end of 2026 after testing the concept at mcdonald's last year in kentucky. the chain made that announcement today. of the phased rollout will begin later this year. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ dunking doesn't take a lot of skill ♪ they got an awful lot of coffee
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texas attorney general ken paxton will pay nearly $300,000 to settle a criminal securities fraud case. the high-profile republican faced trial next month on charges of duping investors in a tech startup. under today's agreement, paxton makes restitution and does community service, but keeps his elected position. visa and mastercard have reached a roughly $30 billion settlement with merchants over so-called swipe fees. the companies charge per transaction, and that cost is usually passed on to...
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whether it's the alabama ivf ruling, whether it's these cases out of texas, whether it's the assault on emergency care, we're going to continue to see because of the dobbs decision, and the failure sadly of many republicans to side with us on codifying roe v. wade into law, we are not able to do that right now. that's why this is so important. not just this decision but this election that's coming up. because we would have at built to codify roe v. wade into law if we elect people who stand on side of women making their own health care decisions. >> congress filed a brief in this. you are a former prosecutor. you have been a lawyer for a long, long time. you know that the supreme court's dobbs decision said it was up to the individual states, leaving it to the states to make decisions. but what you outlined would be if this pill were outlawed, this medication and other medications that are regulated by the fda, nationally would be banned. >> yeah. that's the irony of this. when you look at justice alito's quotes from that time period where he said, we should let the states decide, lo
whether it's the alabama ivf ruling, whether it's these cases out of texas, whether it's the assault on emergency care, we're going to continue to see because of the dobbs decision, and the failure sadly of many republicans to side with us on codifying roe v. wade into law, we are not able to do that right now. that's why this is so important. not just this decision but this election that's coming up. because we would have at built to codify roe v. wade into law if we elect people who stand on...
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if the supreme court listens to this judge in amarillo, texas, of all places, to dictate to all of us that our freedoms that we fought for for decades and decades are gone, i'm going to tell you this, don't underestimate the rage of women in this country. they will march. they will take to the streets. they will protect. there will be electoral consequences because donald trump appointed 243 federal judges, of which one of them this judge in texas was, and the supreme court. there will be a rebellion against this oppression of women in this country in this next election, and republicans are going to suffer the consequences of what they've done. >> we will hear those oral arguments coming up in a couple of hours. we'll hear those live here on msnbc. taking a step even further back, this would be quite a precedent, to say that a regional judge, a state judge, could override the authority of the fda on any drug now. pick your list of drugs. new york governor hochul, we appreciate your time. >>> symone, on a different topic, we've been talking this morning about some of the swing state po
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nevertheless, a republican heavy appeals court upheld parts of that texas ruling. we don't know what the supreme court is going to do in response, but today in a post-roe world, nearly two-thirds of abortion in this country are done medication. the court is going to real whether or not to severely restrict the abortion pill. it has almost unfathomable consequences for abortion rights and not just in parts of the country that are hostile to abortion or have already banned it, but everywhere in the country. joining us now is nancy northup, she's the president and ceo of center for reproductive rights. thank you for being here. i appreciate you being here. thank you. >> thank you. >> we are used to thinking about abortion rights now in terms of the patchwork of states that have various laws either banning or allowing it. this case that's coming to the supreme court tomorrow is about medication abortion nationwide. this is a texas case that would essentially rescind fda approval for one of the drugs that's used in medication abortion, and it wouldn't just be for red st
nevertheless, a republican heavy appeals court upheld parts of that texas ruling. we don't know what the supreme court is going to do in response, but today in a post-roe world, nearly two-thirds of abortion in this country are done medication. the court is going to real whether or not to severely restrict the abortion pill. it has almost unfathomable consequences for abortion rights and not just in parts of the country that are hostile to abortion or have already banned it, but everywhere in...
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texas helping the way. i just made an announcement that we will send additional national guard troops from arkansas intl o texas to help te secure the border, because not only is it impacting states on the border, it's impacting everybody in the country. impait is a absolute national security, humanitarian and huge crisis of epic proportione of because of what they're allowing to take place w . we're seeing drugs flood into our communities. i think you'll be hard presseded ,find a single familysing anywhere in america that hasn't been impactelend by therisi drug crisis in this country. and it is a direct result of the of this administration not stepping up and helping >> sretion,t st the border. >> and after three long thr years of sayineeg the borders is secure and the border is closed, now they're tryin, t to blame donald trump and governor abbott. how do you explain that? >> it is honestly laughablet how absurd the claims are thatou come out of this press secretaries mout thih and out of this administrat
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one illegal immigrant was allegedly caught on video cutting part of the border fence in texas last week two illegal immigrants were arrested by texas dps troopers for smuggling after pleading -- leading authorities on a dangerous high speed chase meanwhile you have to love this part. mexico as president now threading to make problem worse if biden does not bow down to his demands. he's demanding that your president joe commit $20 billion to poor countries in latin america and the caribbean also lifting the venezuela sanctions that are in place and ending the cuba embargo and legalizing law-abiding mexicans living in the us. are they here illegally? ask yourself, do you think for a second that mexico's president would act in this way if donald trump or president? i don't think so. joe biden's crisis has gone so bad the border patrol chief is now rightly sounding the alarm on the threat to our national security. listen closely to this. >> closing and in million entries this fiscal year alone, that numbers a large number of what's keeping me up at night is the 140,000 got a ways. >> that's
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. >> texas was the main one. and in the last few months, we've been seeing more and more from georgia and florida as well. sarah: this doctor is part of an extensive network of providers that is getting medication out the door, quickly. >> hi, this is the hotline doctor, can i help you? sarah: dr. linda prine is part of the same group, and helps patients from her manhattan apartment. >> you can order pills online, and that's what most people from the restricted states are doing. sarah: she's been prescribing mifepristone since the fda first approved the drug to end early pregnancy 24 years ago. what are your observations as a longtime provider about the safety and efficacy of mifepristone? >> it's very effective. i don't even have medications that are 98% to 99% effective. our blood pressure medicines aren't effective like that. it is an unusually effective medication of anything an extreme lease safe. -- an extremely safe. sarah: for decades, patients could only get mifepristone at a medical clinic. but during t
. >> texas was the main one. and in the last few months, we've been seeing more and more from georgia and florida as well. sarah: this doctor is part of an extensive network of providers that is getting medication out the door, quickly. >> hi, this is the hotline doctor, can i help you? sarah: dr. linda prine is part of the same group, and helps patients from her manhattan apartment. >> you can order pills online, and that's what most people from the restricted states are...
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this line of storms stretching from texas and the gulf all the way up to wisconsin. strong tornadoes possible right into the evening hours. multiple states remain under winter weather alerts tonight. extremely dangerous travel with whiteout conditions possible. look at this, in garden city, kansas, a tornado touching down. this is one of five reported tornados from the system already. and treacherous driving along i-70 in western kansas from the snow. chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it all for us tonight. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, david. right through the middle of louisiana, a tornado watch for the next couple hours. we'll see this still marching through mississippi, as we go into the overnight. as we know, nocturnal tornadoes can be more than two times more deadly, so have two ways of getting warnings if you're in that line. it will still be around by tomorrow morning, but on the back side of this, it's the blizzard warnings that are in place from the high plains of western kansas right up through south dakota. those winter weather advisories from new
this line of storms stretching from texas and the gulf all the way up to wisconsin. strong tornadoes possible right into the evening hours. multiple states remain under winter weather alerts tonight. extremely dangerous travel with whiteout conditions possible. look at this, in garden city, kansas, a tornado touching down. this is one of five reported tornados from the system already. and treacherous driving along i-70 in western kansas from the snow. chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it...
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. >> and >> saw the headlines in texas, democratic sephora, it's like i'm sorry, is it keen jeffries like speaker now? like, is there a possibility that he came jefferson some streak? >> there's a >> possibility the republicans are simply imploding. it's astonishing they, they seem to be committed to chaos as a brand i don't understand why they daisy's point that mike gallagher is as good a republican congressman as or it's me, it's not my ideology, but he's a terrific person. you've done a great job running this china committee. a broadened all the democrats on his committee along with him on his bill to crack down on tiktok and force a sale so when you're driving people like that out of your party, something fundamentally wrong. i will note i first worked on the hill, came here and 89 the leader was bob michel he got queued by new gingrich, newt gingrich got queued and replaced by denny history hashed. her was not cooed, but after him, john boehner, he got cooed. then paul ryan, he got cooed. thank kevin mccarthy. he got cooed. >> now, mike johnson, i don't know what's in the water
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typically, like we've seen with joe biden the course of the last week -- and in texas, for example, he had three separate private fundraisers. typically, you see nominees travel the country for purposes of financing for their campaign. donald trump is still going to have friday, saturday, sundays available to him. donald trump had no campaign events here this weekend. again, he was free but chose not to. the last time we saw him was a week ago in ohio when he campaigned for bernie marino. for donald trump, i think this comes down to a lot of where does he end up putting his priorities? if he becomes the president of the united states, that would effectively keep him from, if he were to be found guilty on any of these felony counts here in new york, from likely having to go to jail. for him, i think the political stakes are the highest stakes of all because so much is going to be riding on his business and personal future, going to be riding on his political fate just seven months from now in this november general election. >> vaughn, we're going to bring in our political analyst. repub
typically, like we've seen with joe biden the course of the last week -- and in texas, for example, he had three separate private fundraisers. typically, you see nominees travel the country for purposes of financing for their campaign. donald trump is still going to have friday, saturday, sundays available to him. donald trump had no campaign events here this weekend. again, he was free but chose not to. the last time we saw him was a week ago in ohio when he campaigned for bernie marino. for...
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we thought the dilatory texas tactics would last forever. whether or not that has a political repercussion to it. >> i >> don't think anybody really knows clearly their tactics have worked quite well up to this point in a primary with republicans. now he's in a general election. what does it do to money? what does it do to polling, but also what does it do to him? we've seen his reaction, we've seen how we operate is not just on social media when he speaks publicly later today, does that turn more people off? we're talking about a slice of about 150, 160,000 people that are likely to decide the selection where are they when things actually start, when there are repercussions, for intangible things are happening to them. we're about to find out in the coming. yeah. we've seen how the collective weight of all of this is affecting him. we don't know what it looks like when it all comes crashing down. that's what we haven't seen her in laura fill elisa stay with me when we come back. what happens if donald trump, mrs. today's deadline to secure
we thought the dilatory texas tactics would last forever. whether or not that has a political repercussion to it. >> i >> don't think anybody really knows clearly their tactics have worked quite well up to this point in a primary with republicans. now he's in a general election. what does it do to money? what does it do to polling, but also what does it do to him? we've seen his reaction, we've seen how we operate is not just on social media when he speaks publicly later today, does...
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quickly, in terms of what is happening in texas, the state of texas doesn't have all of the vetting equipment that you're talking about either, do they? >> the immplementation of hb-4 would be hugely detrimental. the vetting architecture at the federal level replies on classifies and unclassified texts. they have none of that structure. if they put someone into jail, they could be holing a transnational organized criminal without even knowing or having the proper security to ep sure that there is not a threat em mating from that individual to the homeland. it wo it would be catastrophic. >> important context. thank you. we'll be right back. [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. (luke) so... i hear some of you are concerned about the fact that i'm taking over the company.lan smarter. well, rest assured, c
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the western district of texas says, no way, abbott. the fifth circuit reverses that, and then it goes to the supreme court. i was actually surprised last week with the way the supreme court ruled at first because over and over again, we've seen this court, although conservative, continue to say immigration is a federal issue. they sided with biden on his immigration enforcement priorities last summer. i thought that's how this would go. but we have to remember, they're not actually weighing in on whether or not sb4 is constitutional or not. they just said it should go back to the fifth circuit. >> julia, to switch gears slightly but still in the same realm of immigration, what are you hearing about how the administration's policy regarding haitian refugees is evolving or emerging as this crisis in haiti keeps becoming more god awful? you read news reports of people walking down the street and having to avoid dead bodies because the gang warfare has gotten so intense. i think the coast guard sent back about 65 refugees who were trying t
the western district of texas says, no way, abbott. the fifth circuit reverses that, and then it goes to the supreme court. i was actually surprised last week with the way the supreme court ruled at first because over and over again, we've seen this court, although conservative, continue to say immigration is a federal issue. they sided with biden on his immigration enforcement priorities last summer. i thought that's how this would go. but we have to remember, they're not actually weighing in...
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. >> let me ask you, in texas there were estimated to be more than 26,000 rape-related pregnancies in the first 16 months after the state's near total abortion ban was in effect, and part of the dissent does talk about the concerns about a patchwork of laws. is that part -- was that part of your concern when you dissented to roe being overturned? >> i -- i thought roe should not be overturned. i thought casey should not be overturned. >> can you see a world, a possibility in which dobbs is overturned one day in another 15 years? >> i don't know. >> is it possible? >> oh, it's possible, but who knows? >> how disruptive was the leak to the court and to the relationships that you describe? >> it was unfortunate. >> were you angry? >> you try to avoid getting angry where that -- you try in a job, you try to remain as calm, reasonable, and serious as possible. i think it was unfortunate. >> how much discussion was there about a potential compromise around 15 weeks? >> you know as much about that as i do. >> you probably know more. >> chief justice roberts wrote, and when you see what is wr
. >> let me ask you, in texas there were estimated to be more than 26,000 rape-related pregnancies in the first 16 months after the state's near total abortion ban was in effect, and part of the dissent does talk about the concerns about a patchwork of laws. is that part -- was that part of your concern when you dissented to roe being overturned? >> i -- i thought roe should not be overturned. i thought casey should not be overturned. >> can you see a world, a possibility in...
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the dispute centers on a pair of laws passed in the red states of florida and texas over the question of first amendment rights on the internet. the supreme court is considering whether the platforms are like newspapers, which have free speech rights to make their own editorial decisions, or if they're more like telephone companies that merely transmit everyone's speech. if the laws are upheld, the platforms could be forced to carry hate speech and false medical information, the very content most big tech companies have spent years trying to remove through teams of content moderators. but in the process, conservatives claim that the companies have engaged in a conspiracy to suppress their speech. as in this case, a tweet in 2022 from congresswoman marjorie taylor greene falsely claiming that there were extremely high amounts of covid vaccine deaths. >> i have not misled anyone. i have not put out misinformation. >> reporter: twitter eventually banned greene's personal account for multiple violations of its covid policy. facebook and youtube also removed or labelled posts they deemed m
the dispute centers on a pair of laws passed in the red states of florida and texas over the question of first amendment rights on the internet. the supreme court is considering whether the platforms are like newspapers, which have free speech rights to make their own editorial decisions, or if they're more like telephone companies that merely transmit everyone's speech. if the laws are upheld, the platforms could be forced to carry hate speech and false medical information, the very content...
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really get everything all in one event that they got in an entire winter season, high wind warnings from texas opportunity oklahoma gossip to 70 even 80 miles per hour a couple that with some dry air in spots, you're looking at some fire-weather concerns is potent storms continue to spin up. it will spin up another round of severe weather tomorrow and the snow conditions do continue. all right. >> wow. i said break down the range that was quite the range there yeah exactly. at least. rob. >> thank you so much >> i want to turn now to the >> international gambling scandal that has one of the biggest names in major league baseball, right at the center of it, the mlb is investigating after the los angeles dodgers fired the interpreter of superstars ohtani. lawyers for ohtani say his former interns proprietor stole millions from the baseball star to pay off gambling debts. he'd run up with a bookie in california where it sports betting is still illegal. cnn's camila bernal joins us now from los angeles where the dodgers are at home for the first time tonight breakdown. what is the controversy here
really get everything all in one event that they got in an entire winter season, high wind warnings from texas opportunity oklahoma gossip to 70 even 80 miles per hour a couple that with some dry air in spots, you're looking at some fire-weather concerns is potent storms continue to spin up. it will spin up another round of severe weather tomorrow and the snow conditions do continue. all right. >> wow. i said break down the range that was quite the range there yeah exactly. at least. rob....
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for free visit otter.ai, ai or download the app i'm ed lavandera in el paso, texas. this is cnn >> new tonight, florida's emergency agency says another 21 americans flew out of haiti, landing back on safe ground in orlando last night. and this comes as the state department has also evacuated more than 230 people so far to escape the spike and gang violence in haiti's capital port-au-prince. cnn's david culver is on the scene from inside haiti with the story of what it takes to get people back on american soil. >> the challenge for us citizens trying to leave port-au-prince begins as soon as they start driving to the us embassy, getting their involves driving through either gang-controlled or gangs contested territories it's dangerous and it's unpredictable in armored vehicles. we saw that firsthand. and yet this is the only way out for some the airport. is shut down and many feel trapped in recent days, the us embassy began to evacuating citizens who could make it to the embassy. managing the safety of those evacuations is regional security officer steve strickland.
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. >>> and we're joined now by the republican chairman of the foreign affairs committee, texas congress man michael mccaul. >> thanks for having me. >> this attack in moscow was carried out by isis k, a group that typically emanated out of afghanistan. we know the u.s. had advanced warning. from what you know, is ther an ongoing threat in asia and are u.s. interests a target? >> i think so. i think the centcom commander testified that within six months, that six months they would have the capability to operate outside of afghanistan, do external operations. and it only took six days before they hit outside of moscow. and think europe is of concern. we're going back to old playbook where history repeats itself and that is why the fall of afghanistan. the way it was done and the way we left with it no isr capable or intelligence, recognizance, puts this us in danger where there is a new battleground training ground for isis. >> and u.s. did have some ears on this if they did warn russia that isis was a threat. you have been very focused on afghanistan and you held a hearing from mark mill
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healthier pet food get 50% off your go t and see how much you can save >> ed lavandera in el paso, texas. this is cnn >> we are back with the new york times columnist bret stephens and daniel cursor, who is a former us ambassador to both israel and egypt bread, you floated an idea for a post military occupation kind of administration in gaza, kind of arab mandate at the arab nations to come together and i'm just wondering, isn't on the two things with the thing we've been discussing...
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seen here, according to complaint, using his phone as a boarding pass to get on the flight to austin, texas, then entering multiple bathrooms on the plane when fleurizard kpipted one, the flight attendant noticed there were no seats on the plane. this as the aircraft had pushed from the gate and gun to taxi to the runway. the plane returned to the gate where he was met by officers. >> i think the system has a hole in it and we have to repair it. >> reporter: according to complaint, he admitted he made a mistake and was only trying to get home. >> whit: what more are we learning tonight about that suspect? >> reporter: he's facing a felony stow away charge. he has been released from custody for now in order to undergo a mental health evaluation. >> whit: that deadly concert hall attack in moscow. more than 130 people confirmed dead. armed gunmen storming the building, shooting concert goers and the terrorist group isis claiming responsibility, but the kremlin trying to draw evidence with no connection to ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, russia saying it has now arrested the four gunmen in this
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joining many -- me now is congressman from texas. earlier, the government signed the bipartisan spending the bill, avoiding a government shutdown, with just hours after the bill passed the senate late last night, much of the gridlock stemmed from an ongoing stalemate over national security. specifically to ukraine and over border security with president biden calling on congress to pass bipartisan legislation on both matters. the government now funded until october. what will happen, congressman? >> i think that we will eventually get to the point where we pass a package that does include ukraine, israel, taiwan funding, and of course, relief for gaza. but, you hit on something. he said once again, and i think once again, it will be democrats that get that package passed. there simply aren't enough republicans anymore to pass important legislation like that because of this function in that congress. they are putting their marching orders from marjorie taylor greene, and that is why you have seen members like mr. gallagher of wisconsi
joining many -- me now is congressman from texas. earlier, the government signed the bipartisan spending the bill, avoiding a government shutdown, with just hours after the bill passed the senate late last night, much of the gridlock stemmed from an ongoing stalemate over national security. specifically to ukraine and over border security with president biden calling on congress to pass bipartisan legislation on both matters. the government now funded until october. what will happen,...