wade case has didivided americans for decades. male: abortion is murder. kathryn: now the conservative south is launching its biggest challenge. philip gunn: on behalf of the state of mississpi, we are pro-life. phil bryant: it is law. sam lee: all pro-lifers that i know of reject there is a constitutional right to an abortion. kathryn: the new majority on the supreme court is poised to decide the fate of legal abortion. female: stop telling me what to do. kathryn: a woman's right to choose is on the line. india kent: it's taking away part of our right. it's very scary, it's very scary. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ kathryn: the vast mississippi river runs for thousands of kilometers. it cuts right through st. louis here and is the natural border between missouri on my right and illinois on my left, but this divide is much more than just this river. it's intensely political, and now it's deeply personal, where women find where they call home dictates their access to abortion. ♪♪♪ kathryn: st. louis, the gateway to america's west, has become ground zero for a battle of the p

-- wading in. it is the lead _ any other areas? -- wading in.ner _ any other areas? -- wading in. it is the lead partner in - any other areas? -- wading in. it is the lead partner in nato i it is the lead partner in nato and supplies most of the resources and in the past three days it is the one that has been highlighting most of the dangers. it is doing everything short of provoking vladimir putin over ukrainian territory. just yesterday, it announced 500 more troops, bringing the total of american troops in nato countries, not ukraine, to about 100,000. today, nato countries, not ukraine, to about100,000. today, president about 100,000. today, president biden about100,000. today, president biden said he will stop buying oilfrom president putin. in many ways, it is being seen as a symbolic move because the united states only buys about $5 billion worth of oil from the russians but it is also seen as more american leadership in this thing, not just in military terms, but also medical terms. the problem president biden has with the oil thing is r

wade. it is a bit absurd for these republican senators to imply that she is somehow hostile to antiabortion views when the criteria for republican nominated potential supreme court justices is that they essentially vow they will overturn roe v. wade. certainly in the hearing room, they want to say something like that. then judge amy coney barrett would not say something like that. they will say something like it is not appropriate for for me to opine on legal issues that are before the court right now. or it is not appropriate for me to opine on how i would rule in hypothetical case. as we know, justices are a student simply bolted to precedence and the rulof law. as we have seen over the last six months, abortion rights don't fall into that. roe has been functionally void in texas for going on for six months. there are states that are falling like dominoes that are rushing to enact these bounty hunter style bills which permit anyone in the world to test permit anyone in the world to snitch

wade. and more. tonight we celebrate them, we celebrate their courage, their commitment and their purpose in articulating, advocating and ensuring the rights to equality, privacy and dignity that their work represents. before yielding to my colleagues who are here this evening in person and in spirit, i will start with one of them who holds a special place in this work and in my own life. as a woman from texas, it has always been a source of great pride that some fearless texas women have been leaders in this fight. in the late 1960's, a group of texas women came together to challenge our state's ban on abortion. they found as their lawyer and lifelong advocate a young woman named sara weddington who is pictured here behind me. a recent law school graduate, sara weddington was working for the university of texas at that time. perhaps not surprisingly, although she had good grades and a good law degree, she'd had a hard time finding a job in a law firm. but she was working to help people sol

well to do that, i would have to wade through the water. they told me i could do that or i could just wait. so essentially, risk your life or just wait. and hopefully the water goes away. they did finally send somebody out a week later. all they did at that point most of the water had dissipated. all that person did was put another dehumidifyer down in there. there was no action taken to help prevent the flooding such as fixing some of basement walls and putting gutters on the house, which i did end up fighting for after that first spring. everything is a fight with them. it always has been. i talked to other renters who have had worse issues than i feel i have, and it is a constant battle. that's only if you can get through to someone at haven brook. so my understanding is that in january of 2020, haven brook was bought. it is essentially a money grabbing tool. that's all they are doing. they are targeting the lower socioeconomic class i asked a representative why is it going up so much. i thankfully paid my rent and done everything you ha

moment with senator ted cruz, how jackson responded, and how the judge answered questions on roe v wade, the second amendment and expanding the court. >>> tonight, new explosions in kyiv as ukrainian forces retake key suburb near the capitol, showing russian strikes near mariupol with 10s of thousands remain trapped the refugee crisis growing, heartbreaking goodbyes. >>> reports of tornados striking the south, twisters including a powerful ef-3, al roker is here. >>> horror on the highway, six high school girls killed in a crash with a semi, what we're learning. >>> investigation of a deadly boeing jet crash in china, could it have been equipment failer or even intentional, and children evacuated from ukraine to the u.s. with cancer for life-saving treatment. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, the sense of history in the room was palpable, even if the process itself followed a familiar washington path of posturing and political opportunism, judge ketanji brown jackson, first black woman nominee to the supreme court facing hours of questioning to

you told us that you believe roe versus wade and casey are presidents.the questions on whether it's a super president and the like. are you familiar with the supreme court's decision in the heller case? >> i am. >> that was a decision by the united states supreme court that recognize the individual the right to keep and bear arms under the second amendment, correct? >> yes. >> is that a president of the court? >> it is. >> and you would respect that precedent? >> yes. all president of the supreme court have to be respected. >> is it equivalent in terms of its precedents to roe v. wade, or would you evaluate it differently? >> i'm not aware of any ranking of precedents. all precedents of the supreme court are required to be respected on equal basis. >> i agree with you. that's why it blows my mind when people talk about super precedents as well, as this one precedence was different in terms of its position in the constitution versus others. in the short period of time i have remaining let's just read revisit some of the questions we talked about yesterday

wade, are we a land in two americas?e of the state measures. >> we really are. democrat led states are watching them pass restriction after restriction. they're thinking, what can we do? how can we move in the opposite direction and protect abortion access. you're seeing this stark divide come up between republican led states and democrat led states. >> carolyn, just quickly during the time we have here, when you talk to women as you're going around to all of these places, is there a sense that they feel like these rights are not really rights? if you have to jump all over the country to try figure out where to go. >> i was just in a clinic yesterday where a woman was told she was too far a long. i was in the room. she was crying. she was told she could go to oklahoma. even that was an 8 hour drive. there was a sense with every patient that i talked to yesterday that the walls were really closing in, that -- i had a patient say, well, if they're about to pass this law in oklahoma, they're telling me i can go to mexico, b

wade united states look like? >> don't know. neither do you. nobody does. we can we can speculate about a few things happening. but let's get to the to the crux of the matter, which is, does the state own your body? ifhey're going to claim women's bodies and put in enforced childbearing, they should pay for that. they're gonna make you have a baby, they should pay for your food, your lodging, your clothing, your medical care. and if they're not prepared to do that, i would say that it is a dereliction of duty of the -- of the largest order. the united states already has a rather shocking maternal and newborn death rate. how come? how come? and you're just going to see that go up. >> in your 2003 novel, "oryx and crake," it's set in the not-so-distant future where new york is underwater because of rising sea levels, and new england's climate is semi-tropical. in a 2006 speech entitled "wetlands," you suggested there was still time to combat climate change. and you wrote... >> yeah. >> that was 16 years ago. >> i know. >> is it too late? >> you know, you're g

and now it's lamonte wade junior who has a broken bone bruise and some swelling in his left knee wadeill be reevaluated in 10 days. he emerged last season as one of the giants. best players when healthy he will be the starting left fielder for teams starting right handed pitchers no longer or way junior on opening day. that's a hurt piece. play is baseball. it's a very long season. the stanford women, they are in the twin cities prepping for their matchup with uconn on friday evening. the cardinal beat kansas and texas out in spokane to advance to their second round. second straight final 4, of course, they are the defending national champs and they're expected to be here. but that doesn't make it any less impressive. uconn stanford, 2 of the most iconic teams in women's college basketball. both rosters are just later with all americans on each side and the coaching matchup. geno verse, tara, it's always must-see tv. >> we're really excited to play you know, they're very we know that. i think i think we match up very well we both played, you know, great we're experienced and we >> you

wade. roe was decided by nearly 50 years ago, and it's been reaffirmed over a dozen times since then. so my question is this. does roe v. wade have the status of being a case that is a super precedent and what other supreme court cases do you believe have that status? >> well, senator, all supreme court cases are precedential and there are rulings that have to be followed. roe and casey, as you say, have been reaffirmed by the court and have been relied upon and reliance is one of the factors that the court considers when it seeks to revisit or when it's asked to revisit a precedent and in all cases, the precedents of the supreme court would have to be reviewed pursuant to those factors because stare decisis is very important. >> thank you. if you are confirmed, you would be one of only two justices who is also served on the federal district court. the other being justice sotomayor. in your eight years as a trial judge on the dc district court, you wrote nearly 600 opinions and presided ove

wade." rowe was decided nearly 50 years ago and it's been reaffirmed over a dozen times since then so my question is this. does "roe v. wade" have the status of being a case that's a super precedent and what other supreme court cases do you believe that have status? >> well, senator, all supreme court cases are presidential, they are binding, and they are their principles and rules have to be follow. rowe and casey, as you say, have been reaffirmed by the court have been relied upon, and reliance is one of the factors that the court considers when it seeks to revisit or when it's asked to revisit a precedent, and in all cases the precedent of the supreme court would have to be reviewed pursuant to those factors because stare decisis is very important. >> thank you. if you are confirmed you would be one of only two justices who has also severed on a federal district court, the other being justice sotomayor. in your eight years as a trial judge on d.c. district court you wrote nearly 600 opini

wade have the status of being a case that is a super precedent? and what other supreme court cases do you believe have that status? >> well, senator, all supreme court cases are precedent, binding and they are principles and their rulings have to be followed. roe and casey, as you say, have been reaffirmed by the court and have been relied upon. reliance is one of the factors that the court considers when it seeks to revisit or when it is asked to revisit a precedent. and in all cases, those precedents of the supreme court would have to be reviewed pursuant to those factors because stare decisis is very important. if you are confirmed you would be one of only two justices who has also served on a federal district court. the other being justice sotomayor. in your eight years as a trial judge on the d.c. district court you wrote nearly 600 opinions and presided over nine jury trials and three bench trials. as you know from your service on the district court it is important for appeals courts and episcopal tli supreme court, to be clear in their deci

wade.ricans -- this is why so many women that i've talked to are really concerned about who we need a justice who will adhere to the text of the constitution, you've talked a little bit about that today, as you talk about historical context, and they don't want justices who are going to invent rights out of whole cloth to serve a political interest. let's move on. i want to go to when you were at harvard, your thesis entitled the hand of oppression, flea bargaining processes. in that piece, you argued that judges have and i'm quoticng, i brought this up, personal hidden agendas that influence how they decide cases. so what personal hidden agendas do you harbor or you think other judges harbor? >> thank you, senator. that line, to the extent it appears in my thesis was written by someone who had not gone to law school and was senior in college, who had spent a summer at an internship making observations in the context of a criminal justice internship. it is not a view that i hold. >> what le

wade and democracy. >> it's fascinating stuff.bout what the question should be in the next poll. >> next time, thanks. >> thanks to both of you. >>> we're going to stay on capitol hill, because there is new fallout this morning from that seven-hour gap in former president trump's phone records on the day of the january 6th insurrection, first reported by "the washington post," as the 1/6 committee investigates the possibility that trump might have used a burner phone, something the former president denied to the post, saying, quote, i have no idea what a burner phone is. to the best of any knowledge, i have never even heard the term. that fact quickly contradicted by his former national security adviser, john bolton, who told cbs news, he and the former president had spoken about them, several times, including how people have used burner phones to avoid having their calls scrutinized. joining me now, nicholas woo, congressional reporter with politico, and barbara mcquade, a former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst. so, barbara

wade to continue, the right to abortion protected. that agree with them, 56% support a candidate that supports roe v. wade, according to the latest nbc polls. 75% want a candidate that supports police. the most popular issue in the poll, candidates who support defund the police don't do very well at all. americans who say they support domestic drilling and gas, that was poor as well. and the claim that president trump claimed to have won the election, about 10% agree with that. the house will hold a committee hearing on federal legization of pot today. the house has voted twice in the past year on other issues connected to the eventual legalization of marijuana. a lot of hope coming out of peace talks in istanbul, russia is talking about with crawing some troops as a show of trust. meantime, ukrainians on the ground say they're not seeing that withdrawal. the white house is suspicious. >> no one should be fooled by russia's announcement, we believe any removal of forces from around kyiv is a redeployment and not a withdrawal. >> ukrai

wade. he is the director for the unicef organization doctors without borders. alex, you've been in ukraine now and i know you've been doing this work for years. you just arrived in the city of dunipro. what can you say about that city? >> it's a place that have received many displaced, who have come from elsewhere, and who have come here to move further west or have come here to settle down to remain safe. it is also where the organization is trying to regroup to mount an emergency response to places in dire need east, south and north of here. so we hope it will remain a safe location. >> i know you've been in contact with a connection you have in mariupol where the situation is clearly very dire there. >> it's catastrophic. i mean, we were saying it was dire over a week ago. it's only gotten worse every day since. at this point, we were saying it was going to be a disaster. the disaster is now unfolding in front of us. we already know from our staff we've communicated with that vulnerable groups such as people with chronic conditions who needed access to medic

wade. it was decided nearly 50 years ago and it's be -- been reaffirmed since then. does roe v.wade have the status of being a case that is a super precedent, and what other supreme court cases do you believe have that status? >> well, senator, all supreme court cases are precedential, they are binding, and they are principled and their rulings have to be followed. roe and casey have been reaffirmed by the court and have been relied upon, and reliance is one of the factors that the court considers when it seeks to revisit, or when it is asked to revisit, a precedent. and in all cases, the precedents of the supreme court would have to be reviewed pursuant to those factors because stare decisis is very important. >> senator amy klobuchar, democrat of minnesota, spent some time to ask about the show called -- the so-called shadow docket, the court's emergency proceedings that allow it to act quickly without public deliberation. >> i want you to talk about something to me that is the opposite, something some have termed the shadow docket, and that includes decisions the court makes

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wade.roe was decided nearly 50 years ago and it has been reaffirmed over a dozen times and send it my question is this, does roe v. wade have the status of being a case that is a super precedent what other supreme court cases do you believe have that status? >> senator, all supreme court cases are presidential, they are binding and they are principles -- the principles and rulings have followed. they have been relied upon and reliance is one of the factors that the court considers when it seeks to revisit what is asked to revisit a precedent. in all cases, the precedents would have to be viewed, pursuant to those factors because decisiveness is important. >> senator klobuchar spent some overtime to ask about the so-called shadow docket, the supreme court emergency proceedings that allow it to act quickly and without public deliberation. >> i want to talk to something that is a bit of the opposite, that shadow docket, it includes decisions that the court makes that and issued without oral ar

wade. roe was decided nearly 50 years ago, and it has been reaffirmed over a dozen times since then. my question is this, does roe v. wade have the status of being a case that is a super precedent, and what other supreme court cases do you believe have that status? judge jackson: senator, all supreme court cases are binding, and the principles and rulings have to be followed. roe and casey, as you say, have been reaffirmed by the court and relied upon, and reliance is one of the factors that the court considers when it seeks to revisit or asked to revisit a precedent. in all cases, those precedents of the supreme court would have to be reviewed pursuant to those factors because stare decisis is very important. >> several senators on the judiciary committee asked judge jackson to explain her judicial philosophy. here are questions from the two top senators on the committee, senator durbin and senator grassley. following those senators, you will hear from senator sasse, republican from nebras

wade.ike to see more of her judicial philosophy towards the center and not only on the left or the right. that is all i have to say. thank you. host: republicans on the judiciary committee pushing judge jackson yesterday on the issue of abortion. this is john cornyn, republican from texas, asking judge jackson about her views of the viability of a fetus. this is what she had to say. [video clip] sen. cornyn: justice brennan, at a later point in his career on the supreme court, admitted that the viability line was an arbitrary line. do you agree with him? judge jackson: senator, i am not able to comment on viability. there is a case pending in the supreme court right now concerning the issues. sen. cornyn: i am asking you about previous decisions, but i hear you. no one suggests that a 20 week old fetus can live independently outside the mother's womb, do they? judge jackson: i do not know. sen. cornyn: i mean, the child will need to be fed and sheltered and all the other essentials to susta

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to bed every night with those hopes diminished and with their stocks as well running out. >> alex wadethank you for what you do and what your organization does. thanks for being on with us this afternoon. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and now let's bring in former nato supreme allied commander, retired u.s. army general wesley clark. general clark, thanks for being with us as always. as we were just hearing from our last guest, this mariupol siege has just become emblematic of russia's campaign to totally brutalize the ukrainian people, whether by firing on civilian targets with these dumb bombs, these unguided munitions, or, you know, just cutting people off from aid and evacuation routes. it just looks like a full blown attempt to crush the people there, and is there any way to counter those tactics, do you think? >> i think that jim, you're exactly right in what you say. it is a terror attack on people. these are innocent civilians. it's a humanitarian crisis. it's a war crime, and it's russia's way of war. now, what putin wanted to do was rush in, seize the capital, assassina

trey wade, bone . the alumni started the holocaust back here was the hammer and then nail . tony, highflying slam . gonzaga was done . arkansas first when ever over the top did . 74-68 . they advanced to the elite eight on saturday against do. what a heck of a bracket . let's go back to chase center . charlie, you've got some thoughts on this one . boy, it was loud and it was crazy has arkansas was raging. >> i thought it was a really great protein job by erik musclemen . how he has interacted with these warriors fans and with the city as a whole . he did a great job by telling his team to go after chet . once holmgren picked up file number two and half number one and had to sit down on the bench but completely different game . i think the bulldogs were up by eight at that point pickett look like they were going to roll pickett was not enough to get it done . gonzaga shot just 38% of the floor . . the legs, like baylor last year the national championship, that length jazz bothered this eggs all night . home grandma is going to be a lottery . . hogs are heading to the lee a a

wade is settled law on abortion rights. >> roe and casey are settled law of the supreme court concerning the right to terminate a woman's pregnancy. mark: judge jackson declined to say whether she supports expanding the court. she said her work represented accused terrorists after terrorist attacks. more than one third of covid-19 cases were caused by the omicron v.a.. to subvariant, a notable increase from a week earlier when productions were just under one quarter,. the cdc says more than half of infections in the northeast are now caused by the subvariant and while covid cases have continued to drop nationally, new york city saw infections rise by 33% over the past week. in new york city, mayor eric adams says he will remove the mask mandate in schools and daycare centers for children ages two through four. mayor adams says "it is time to peel back another later." he says covid cases remain low, the change will take place april 4. new york state dropped its requirements on march 2 and the city followed suit on march 7, making asks optional for school children ages five and over. japan

want to bring in now alex wade, doctors without borders. alex, thank you for joining us., i understand friday russian airstrikes killed -- they hit near a kinner garten building there -- kindergarten building. i understand one person at least has been killed. you were in mariupol a couple of days ago, and mariupol was obliterated. i would like you now to describe the scene as you see it, and how long can you stay there to help? >> well, so i was in mariupol a couple of weeks ago before the war actually started, so i wasn't there once the attacks on the city began. however, we are in close contact with many staff who are still there, and they are informing us of the conditions which are, honestly, catastrophic. we were saying the situation is dire over a week ago, it's only gotten worse. many, many people have died, innocent civilians. our staff have confirmedded that people have died who had a chronic conditions who needed treatment that were no longer able to access their treatment. people have obviously died from the violence and bombing that has occurred. and what we w

but the bone bruise in some swelling in his left knee wade will be reevaluated in 10 days.no longer oreo or weighed on opening day here emerged last season as one of the giants best players when healthy he will be the starting left fielder for teams starting right handed pitchers. the stanford women are in the twin cities prepping for their big matchup with uconn on friday evening. the cardinal beat kansas and texas out in spokane to advance to their second straight final 4. of course, they are the defending national champs and expected to be here. but that does not make it any less impressive. uconn and stanford, 2 of the most iconic teams in women's college basketball. both rosters are littered with all americans see him up and down the roster and the coaching matchup. how about it, jeanne? o r e m a tara vanderveer must-see tv. >> we're really excited to play you know, they're very we know that. i think i think we match up very well we both played, you know, great were experienced and we >> you know, i think that you know what, we play similar styles we know that they th

basically, the large prisoner is trying to delay their leaf or the one to wade them, fly off with the poland to travel across the entire area. they still, it is threatening their lives. but our military open safe passage at the green corridors allow them to leave safely enough. they are giving them transfer billions or in citizens got an opportunity to move, not someone who owns and once again, nation leads are not, are allowing to happen because we've been more than bad. and now the yard counting and $6000000.00 berlin, foreigners to rest healed their authorities and then authority issued at france, ukrainian, or ministry. basically they are throwing them under your name and the claim that they treat me on that take their own population that are hiding behind their backs and they are using them as human. she'll keep up on that and i don't know if this will be a military witness, such as young on best have been ask lucy, challenge and not everybody. it is. then we'll get new people from the high risers, the words with the ground and along with dealing with and then the room broken wal

here is wade. now, boom. alumni, starting the calls. big one.rkansas the first win ever over a top seed. 74-68 final. we read everything i am telling you, we put it up on our screen. every single meal. thank you to everyone who said we had no chance. >> it will be arkansas and duke right here on our airwaves, the game is saturday at 5:50. the blue devils an early 4 point favorite. all right, heading to another region. check out the houston cougars. now, watching his alumni. taking on arizona. now, falling over. still gets the pass to josh. getting two of the 21 points, the cougars take down the number one seed, arizona, 72-60. they will play villanova on saturday. sharks in edmonton taking on the oilers, third period, down two. it is kane making matters worse. putting one in the empty net. gets revenge on his old squad. winning this one 5-2. sharks host anaheim on saturday night. >>> team usa qualify for the world cup with a win in mexico. 35th minute. perfect shot at the goal. hits it right off of the goalie's chest. tough luck there. the game

they're taking action a in case the supreme court over throws roe verses wade this summer.'s concern the conservative majority may overturn the landmark 1973 ruling, which would prompt two dozen states to ban or sharply ban abortion. and eliminating those out of pocket costs. oregon has included $50 million to help people travel there for state abortions. california is considering similar actions. >> when buster posey retired from baseball last year, he mentioned he and his family would move back home to georgia. the giant's legend recently sold the lafayette home for more than 9 million bucks. when they first moved to the bay area, they lived in a cottage in willow glen. >> that changed real quick. >> more than 6,000 square feet. the posy's bought it for 4.5 mill. they just sold it for more than 9 mill. good roi. >>> well, he narrowly scaped a tornado and lived to tell about it. an update from the driver of that pick up you see on the screen. >>> and here's a look in brussels. lester holt is preparing for "nightly news" in brussels. one of the stories, an in-depth look at

wade case has divided americans for decades. male: abortion is murder.conservative south is launching its biggest challenge. philip gunn: on behalf of the state of mississpi, we are pro-life. phil bryant: it is law.

wade, or would you evaluate it differently? judge jackson: i'm not aware of any ranking or grading of precedents. all precedents of the supreme court are entitled to respect on an equal basis. sen. cornyn: i agree with you. that blows my mind when people talk about super precedents as if somehow one precedents was different in terms of its significance or priority under the constitution and others. in a short time that i have remaining, let me rev some of the questions that we talked about yesterday with regard to free exercise religion. of course, that is recognized explicitly under the united states constitution, the first amendment. are you familiar with the cases that had been litigated before the supreme court of the united states involving the little sisters of the poor with regard to the affordable care mandate on contraception coverage? judge jackson: yes. sen. cornyn: the little sisters of the poor are a benevolent group of nuns, 300 of them who take care of elderly and infirm individuals will stop as a matter of their

. >> the lamont wade jr. has shut down ten days with ia knee issue. evan longoria rask repairs ligament damage to his right finger. >>> let's check out carlos against the padr, s. cj am prose. he struck out, next was victor. swinging, four strike outs. you want some left handed offense? here is peter sob. back away and gone a two run home america the third. by then it was 6-0. the giants won it yesterday. final of 11-6. >>> oakland, the gold shoes against the dodgers. he pitched into the 6th inning yesterday. seven strike outs. max must be one of them. le hiind o thirinning. meack n reted ameran. coto stanfordn. the high school all american game yesterday bets right in the middle that rebound. muscled backn. the east team has -- range from the corner. she is coming to the cardinal program too. her team won it final of 95-75. >>> golf we saw that in 2019ful the 5th masters win for tiger woods. he flew to august take georgia for an 18 hole practice round at augusta national. played with his son too. this is wild video. 14 months after a terrible car cra

similar to the mississippi law now before the supreme court, which could potentially overturn roe versus wade. >> these are children, and if we're not going to protect them. who will. >> it is not okay to leave victims of survivors of rape and incest and human trafficking out in the cold. >>> u.s. stocks tumbled today with the conflict the ukraine overshadowing a robust jobs report. all three main eye diocese booked losses and the dow marked its fourth straight week in the red. economists are calling the latest jobs report fantastic. in february the country added 6 78,000 new jobs and the unemployment rate dropped to 3.8%. closer to pre-pandemic levels. >> job gains in february were broad based across sectors from construction to retail to manufacturing to leisure and hospitality. >>> and the south bay apple employees will start returning to the office on april 11. in the beginning workers will return to the office one day a week, and, ryan, by the end of may, apple employees would switch to a fully hybrid schedule working from home on wednesdays and fridays. >> thanks, elizabeth. >>> let's t

lamont wade jr. has an inflamed left knee and bone bruise.iss the start of the season and be reevaluated in ten days. evan longoria will also miss the start of the season after having surgery on his index finger. a couple of bad breaks for the giants before the season begins. >>> coming up right now at 6:00, a bay area cold case cracked. how the nearly 30-year old mystery was solved because of a journal. >>> and a fight inside a popular san jose taco rea before a shooting. >>> i'm scott budman. just ahead, a bay area technology company that will ride the next spacex rocket to help fight climate change. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. we're learning about a break in a cold case which came from out of state. officers won't discuss how they broke the case but it started with oklahoma police finding a private journal written with a confession inside. jaxon van derbeken has the exclusive story. >> reporter: this was a cold case for nearly three decades. today i can announce t

wade is settled as a precedent. all supreme court cases are precedential their binding. and um they their principles, and their rulings have to be followed. now i've confirmed by the senate, jackson would become the first black female justice in the history of the u. s. supreme court acknowledged the significance of these hearings and her nomination, saying that the fact that she has reached this point today. represents the quote promise of america, garcia and now expect you okay, ali. thank you. strike continues by hundreds of chevron refinery workers in richmond as they try to pressure chevron for higher wages and improved benefits. the strike started yesterday and this is new video from this morning showing those workers on the picket line out in front of the refinery. some experts say the strike could push gas prices even higher statewide. chevron's richmond refinery produces about 15% of california's gasoline this morning, chevron told us the company is looking forward to continuing discussions with the workers union so everyone can return to work. still to come at

wade did. >> that is a very outlandish claim. the idea that states would have the power to man marriage between people of different races. story blew up today. that was recorded yesterday. then he later said today, quote, that he misunderstood the question and said, quote, there is no question that the constitution prohibits discrimination of any kind based on race, that is not even up for debate and i condemn racism in any format all levels and by any states, ebt rites or individuals. the original response is striking. his words are there so people have the context that he has clearly saying said afterward that he's against racial discrimination and that he's not standing by what you just saw on your screen. eli, your response. >> this is a classic republican two-step. where they say they're against racial discrimination, but they are -- but they also say that they are in favor of the very kind of legal thought processes that led to the instance of the discrimination in the first place. so what braun is talking about a case call

wade to continue, the right to abortion be protected.idates who agree with that, 56% of americans, would support a candidate who supports roe v. wade. 75% of the people polled want a candidate who supports police and police funding. again, this is political candidates, not necessarily justice candidates. americans say they support a candidate who supports domestic drilling as well as a way to reduce prices. now, the poll question kind of implies that drilling affects prices, future drilling affects prices. i have some reservations about that question. take a look at this one. a candidate who repeats the idea trump won the election, just one in five americans support that idea. the house will hold a committee hearing on federal legalization of pot today. the whole house could pass the bill as soon as this week, making it legal, at least by the house. the house has twice voted in the past year on issues connected with the legalization of marijuana. >>> we're watching what's happening to see if more republicans may join collins, also presid

agreed with russia to create safe corridors staffed by cease-fires to evacuate civilians, deliver wade. is the u.s. aware of this? what can you tell us? jen: we'll continue to assist efforts supported by the ukrainians, i haven't talked to our national security team about this. i can venture to do that and get you more specifics here after the briefing. go ahead. reporter: president putin spoke today with saudi crown prince about the sanctions russia is facing and global energy supply. given the volatility of oil prices, does president biden have any plans to talk to the saudi -- jen: a couple weeks ago i would note a trip was made to saudi arabia to talk about a range of issues including global energy markets as well as yemen. we will continue to have a range of ways to engage with the saudis. reporter: he has no plans -- jen: i have nothing to predict. reporter: president zelensky said russia's actions clearly constitute a war crime. boris johnson also said russia's targeting of civilians tarring's war crime. the president wouldn't go that far yesterday. why -- has he been reluctant?

documents were filed to percent wade a federal judge to force an orange county attorney to turn over e-mails. the messages allegedly laid out a blueprint for trump to overturn the election. >> what the house committee is saying is we have a lot of evidence. we have talked to people. we have a good faith belief that the former president and his attorney john east man engaged in fraud or crime to overturn the 2020 election. that means no attorney client privilege. >> to be clear, this is not a criminal indictment of the former president. he is not facing charges now. that will be up to the department of justice. >>> this morning a case of vigilante justice or premeditated crime? former ufc champion appeared in court on attempted murder charges in san jose. supporters say he was forced to take the law into his own hands. maria cid medina asked a legal expert to weigh in on calls for the suspect's release. >> reporter: investigators say the last fight was on the streets of santa clara trying to shoot the man accused of molesting his close family member who we are choosing not to identify

wade is settled law. wildfire is running on a remote file north of antioch, affecting air quality.t fire in the sacrament river delta is still burning tonight. people have been reporting smoky conditions. firefighters say they are going to let it burn itself out because it is difficult to get to. flames may burn for several days, there is a lot of dry brush and fuels to ignite. we did see some record warmth today across the bay area. a shot of the sun as it set this evening. abc7news reporter sandhya patel says we could see mark record high temps tomorrow. sandhya: today we had half a dozen records. tomorrow there c be a cpl citie somenges underway toght. the fog is rolling in over san francisco. this is what we expect are run some, it felt like it even though it is spring. santa rosa, the records of 89 today. 82 at sfo. same with eloquence, 85 degrees. san jose 84, gilroy 85. all new records for today. i don't expect is money, it is going to be cooler in san francisco, 66, oakland, 72. anywhere from the upper 70's to low 80's. on live doppler 7, already seeing that fog closing in

the utah jazz partly owned by dwyane wade who has a transgender daughter coming out against the ban. what the team is now saying. >>> proud as peacocks. the st. peter's basketball team celebrating their cinderella story handing a defeat to third seed purdue. >> we're making history and we look forward to keep making more history. >> their history-making win into the elite eight. >>> and road to the oscars. just a day to go, the ceremony's producer reveals his vision for the show. >> i'm not apologizing for it. >> as the stars describe the moment they found out they were nominated. >>> good morning, america. so great to have you with us on a saturday and glad to have gio benitez back at the desk with us this morning. we begin with the war in ukraine. what some say could be a new phase in the conflict. russian forces now doubling down in eastern ukraine signaling a potential shift in their objectives. >> president biden in warsaw this morning holding a bilateral meeting with the polish president before visiting with refugees who have fled from that fighting. and the white house announc