site moving away from a toxic waste dump i think it's into the sorts of things that are done by family courts protective orders are they completely off the board? provided it could be done expeditiously? >> we think the district court's consideration should be interested as many issues are and then now i think there is a big difference between the general abusive standard and the second circuit rule and the line has crossed because it has not simply applied that generally applicable background that congress certainly had in mind to grant the courts jurisdiction but it is a convention specific rule that crosses the line into implementing the convention which is another role that we entrust to the court that belongs to congress with that appellate review it empowered courts to police. >> what i get from your answer so far is that it is the court of appeals you may see a number of these cases. but but how do they have standards if it was an abusive discretion? so the idea they are working out standards is it as long as the court says this or that. >> we have tried and then having to deal with on

the case went to the family court. the hearings went on for more than seven months.greed to share parental responsibility with the council. child laughs. the judge said the children should stay with angeline but ordered the family be closely monitored for a year. were any findings ever made against you that you had fabricated illness that didn't exist in your children, that you had induced illness in your children? no. three years of interrogations, investigations and the court never made any findings against me at all. it was hard, emotionally. there was times i just wanted to end it permanently, and that was it — take my own life. leave the children without a mum. and that's not because i didn't love my children. that's because i felt attacked, i felt scared. i was being made to be vulnerable. and i couldn't watch them get ripped out of my arms — my biggest fear going through it all. do you want a go? hup! well done! you did it! in 2020, thejudge closed the case. he confirmed the children should remain with angeline and returned full parental responsibility to her.

court justices, pro-life advocates or otherwise. this past weekend's events highlighted the need to better protect justices and their families, they deserve the protection that at this moment the supreme court police are not able to provide. last week senator kunz, senator from delaware, and i introduced a bill to increase protection for all tween 9 justices and their families, this basically would be the same sort of authority given to the capital police in protecting members of congress, the events of this week and underscored how important this is. this legislation was at the request of the chief justice who wants to ensure members of the court and their families have the security and protection they need at this tense time when justices aren't facing enhanced threats. we currently have two justices with school age children and in the coming months that number will increase to three. once judge jackson takes her place on the supreme court bench. i'm glad this bill passed the senate and i hope colleagues will take it up and pass it in the coming days. this week the issue at the center of this turmoil will be a topic of debate in the uni

family. i'm seeing in this court case, family. i'm seeing in this court case. the _ family. ed which court cases in the us have been for a while, but now of course going along with social media, it means we will see this kind of commentary away from the courtroom in future cases as well? its potential to, yes, unfortunately.- its potential to, yes, unfortunately. its potential to, yes, unfortunatel . ., ~ , unfortunately. 0k, thank you very much for coming _ unfortunately. 0k, thank you very much for coming on _ unfortunately. 0k, thank you very much for coming on and _ unfortunately. 0k, thank you very much for coming on and talking i unfortunately. 0k, thank you very | much for coming on and talking us through not only the terms and background but trying to explain some of the online activity that has been surrounding this case. thank you very much for coming on. thank ou. and that's it from me for the moment. plenty more online, as always, get me on social media, on twitter. this is outside source. goodbye. hello. a rather cool and showery first half of the week before thi

court. their families and staff who areinvolved .t is unacceptable violence either in this building across the street is unacceptable . but i'd like to speak as well to the substance of the statement just made by the senator from texas . herecalled the case of ms-dos nail , a case where a doctor in philadelphia was convicted virtually of infanticide. repeated cases of infanticide and he was sentenced ultimately to life in prison where he still spends his time serving thatout with no chance of parole nor should he ever have a chance at parole . i struggled to get the connection between the crime of infanticide and the debate we're having because there's nothing in the bill coming to the floor by the democrats which is a change that basic funding in the case in pennsylvania. that doctor now removed from from his profession was guilty of a crime and the bill before us in the floor of the senate will not onchange that reality at all. i don't know if that was the inference but i took it to mean that i was wrong. we need to acknowledge the

find it very disturbing, us individually, that this is happening to the people and their families when this is a court decision that should not be affected by that. why in virginia are you guys tolerating this? >> we're not tolerating it. in fact, our governor has had state police outside of the homes this whole time from the very first time it started. what we need now is for the merrick garland to go ahead and do his job. you saw that he six the police on parents when they were at the

the supreme court justices and their families are facing serious security threats, and the senate unanimously passed a bill to provide them with the protection that they need and that he deserve. -- and they deserve. i can't think of any good reason why house democrats would delay a vote on this bipartisan bill or, worse it allow the safety of the justices' families to become a political football. now, mr. president, on another matter, later today the senate will vote on appear radical abortion-on-demand bill, which our democratic colleagues are trying to sell as a codification of roe v. wade. but the truth of the matter is, this bill sweeps aside all of the protections, for example, for conscience or religious liberty or opposing taxpayer funding of abortions and partial-birth abortions. it sweeps all that aside and essentially makes abortion available on demand from the time of conception till the time of delivery. now, this isn't the first time our friends across the aisle have tried to opportunistically capitalize on events to check items off their liberal wish list. in fact, we've witnes

the supreme court justices and their families are facing security threats. it passes a bill to provide the protection that they need and deserve. allowing them to become a political foot. on another matter, later today the senate will vote on a radical abortion on demand of the bill which our democratic colleagues are trying to sell as a codification of roe versus wade. the truth of this matter is this dale sweeps aside all of the protections. for, example, for conscience, fr religious liberty, for opposing taxpayer funding of abortions in partial birth abortions. it sweeps all of that aside and makes it available on demand from the time of conception until the time of delivery. this is not the first time our friends across the aisle have tried to opportunistically on events to check items off their liberal wish list. we witness a strategy numerous times. when the pandemic first hit the house democratic whip referred to the crisis as a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit their vision. to their credit, our democratic colleagues certainly did n

families at risk. we currently have two justices with school-age children. once judge jackson joins the courtn justice breyer steps down, that will be three. the chief justices asked congress to take appropriate actionof and increase protection for the physical safety of the justices and their families, and we need to act and act with urgency. senator kunz is our friend from delaware, the democrat and i are introducing a bill, a bipartisan bill called the supreme court police. the act to strengthen security protection for the justices and their families. this will ensure they receive the same protection and resources in article one and article two officers and their families enjoy. for the present purpose that means they will be given the same authority of the capitol tl police alreadyl have here on capitol hill. i appreciate our friend working with me on this important legislation and i hope the entire senate will vote on it l soon. as the larger debate about the document that was released it's important to rememberhe we don't actually knw what the supreme court is going to decide until it a

more passionate and personal and congress is moving to provide more security for the supreme court justices families. s a >> reporter: in alexandria, virginia, abortion rights activists once again protested at the home of a supreme court justice, this time samuel alito's. he wrote the leaked opinion which appears poised to overturn roe versus wade. on capitol hill republicans condemn the demonstrations. >> it is an attempt to replace the rule of law with the rule of mobs. >> reporter: democrats are trying to make permanent protections granted by the roe decision with the federal law. a senate vote is planned for tomorrow. it's doomed to fail but will reveal every member's stance on abortion rights ahead of the midterm elections. >> no more runs, no more hiding. the vote will shine light on every single one of us. >> reporter: the battle over abortion is being fought from the u.s. capitol to state capitols, this year eight states enacted measures protecting abortion rights while at least ten states passed changes which would increase abortion restrictions or ban it all together, despite recent polls

the bipartisan legislation now aimed at ensuring family members of supreme court justices are protectedis is "today in the bay." >> tuesday morning is here. >> it is here. it's good to be here, too. i'm kris sa

and that's why i believe we as a family, went to court to testify with jack. and i was on the witness day and i said this just came back. it cannot be. there were politicians there. his name is dan had bron allah state politicians, ian. you now of course, that little boy, a was proven that jack was now jack came out looking like a signed that day and wages the good will aid that that child would say something like that. we just couldn't believe it. several jack scouts also support it under the trial i you tell your whole jack in the head. i've never seen that doing that. anyway, my attorney warned me that oftentimes in these type of cases that the victim is put on trial, that their character and integrity and things from their pastor brought in to explain that they're not honest, that they're, they're the bad person. and the victim is blind for what happens instead of the perpetrator who actually did something wrong. i had people leave notes in my locker at school that knew nothing about more scouts and what had gone on, they called me fag homo, queer bay. i m

families make. that is exactly who should make that decision. not some extreme politician and washington or state capitals across this nation, not some supreme court justice people who know nothing about the circumstances women and their families are facing. how dare they preserve them to substitute their judgment, what does it say about the moral righteousness, self righteousness of politician or uncollected jurist over individual women on a matter that is so ultimately personal, so pivotal to every single aspect of the lives of women and families? we have already heard from minority leader that republicans if they gain control of the senate and a the house will seea nationwide ban on abortion it is such a sad day when people at the highest levels of government but of entrusted to safeguard our citizens can no longer be trusted to do either. unfortunately no today but nearly half of the states in this country have already pushet through what we are calling trigger laws that would automatically rollback the clocks by half a century if a row is repealed that would immediately jeopardize millions of women c across this country. seventeen of those st

. >>> supreme court safety. why family members of the justices could receive security of their own. >>> victory day parade. russia's president defends the invasion of ukraine. >>> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking developments in the capture of a fugitive inmate who was the subject of a nationwide search and the fate of the former corrections officer who allegedly helped him escape. authorities say officer vicky white shot and killed herself yesterday as police caught up with the two in indiana. the inmate, casey white, surrendered and is back in custody. the manhunt came to an end when u.s. marshals crashed into their vehicle during a chase. bradley blackburn is in new york with the very latest on this story. bradley, good morning. >> good morning. this search had all the details of a hollywood movie and the central mystery of why that officer may have helped a violent inmate go on the run. now with her death, we may never fully know. >> reporter: the 11-day manhunt for an

court is about to get some new protection. abc's justin finch is now here with more. justin, good morning. >> reporter: andrew, good morning. the senate has now passed a bill providing security protection to family members of supreme court justices as that debate over abortion rages on. the new bill would give the nine supreme court justices security protection equal to what's already provided to top officials in the executive and legislative branches, all in response to protesters gathering outside some of the justices' homes. [ crowd chanting, "alito is a coward" ] >> reporter: this was the scene outside justice samuel alito last night. protesters angry over his draft opinion that showed the court's conservative majority is poised to overturn roe versus wade. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell even called the protests illegal citing a federal law that criminalizes demonstrations with the intent of influencing the judge although legal experts question whether that law applies here. >> this is a place where they sleep. this is a place where if they've got children at home where they're raising children. it's an implicit threat of physical violence, and that has no place in our system of gove

the fact is, this is a dangerous court to families, to freedom and our country. >> wow. re talking about. it is not some tertiary agency. it is the supreme court of the united states. what is your reaction to hearing from nancy pelosi their question what she is made a lot of news this weekend. >> my reaction is say what? the party that is advocating abortion on the day of life for the party that has brought you inflation. brought you crime in your screeds informed are schools not to teach math and science but indoctrinate kids on crt and trans issues. the one who brought you the fbi and the d.o.j. that will target parents for speaking out at a school board for that is a party of the democrats headed then so much damage to american families. shame on nancy pelosi were saying anything about the supreme court try to protect little babies in the womb. try to use families as a defensive. democrats have destroyed american families. you can either go on vacation this summer to go to campaign because you cannot afford the gas. you can't fly newer, you cannot rent a car and you ca

court justices, pro-life advocates, or otherwise. this past weekend's events have highlighted the need to better protects the justices and their families. they deserve the protection that, at this moment, the supreme court police are not able to provide. last week, senator coons, the senator from delaware, and i introduced a bill to increase protection for all nine justices and their families. this basically would be the same sort of authorities given to the capitol police in protecting members of congress. the events of this weekend have underscored just how important this is. this legislation was at the request of the chief justice, who wants to ensure that members of the court and their families have the security and protection they need, especially at this tense time when justices are facing enhanced threats. we currently have two justices with school-age children, and in the coming months that number will increase to three, once judge jackson takes her place on the supreme court bench. i'm glad this bill passed the senate last night, and i hope our colleagues in the house will take it up and pass it in the coming days. this week t

court. beefed up security for the justices and their families have been provided after the leaked opinion ofed to overturn roe v. wade, and the opening of parliament for the first time in 60 years will not include the queen. the queen who is 96, has had mobility issues. >>> cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, may 10, this is the "cbs morning news." >> this escape was obviously well planned and calculated. >> breaking overnight. manhunt over. a former jail officer dies and an inmate is recaptured after a nationwide search. how authorities track down vicky white and casey white. >>> supreme court safety. why family members of the justices could receive security of their own. >>> victory day parade. russia's president defends the invasion of ukraine. >>> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-m

court for the first time. the student was just 18 when she disappeared. her familyas a beautiful girl... their statement was read outside court today. the thoughts are continually going around in our minds. "why bobbi—anne?" "why make her suffer? " "to know her final hours were spent being tortured destroys us inside." at one point, the details laid out by the prosecution were so harrowing that a member of bobbi—anne's family left the court. cody ackland kidnapped her from this bus stop after hitting her repeatedly with a claw hammer. he then took her to this remote part of dartmoor where he murdered her in a frenzied attack. he later drove almost 30 miles to hide her naked body in this wooded area near the coast. the next day, he went out drinking and socialising with friends, appearing more joyful than usual. but three days after the murder he handed himself in. detectives found photos of serial killers and thousands of grisly images, many depicting dead bodies, on his phone. in the days before the attack ackland had searched internet for potential murder weapons

the palestinian families lived in after a hard fought legal battle courts awarded ownership to his railey illegal settlement organizations. since then, more decades long legal battles have forced the evictions of palestinian families. international outcry led to protest across palestine and the world which turned violent in early summer of 2020 was israel than bombed garza in may of that year. as hamis which runs the strip, showed solidarity with the remaining residence of shake terra, the head of a palestinian thinktank, says the issue of shakes euro is much deeper. is the question of control the question of claim sovereignty. and they have been crushing that but a thing unpleasant in july of since 1967. you go for records all the time now, but it is that if they come with this idea of out law registration ownership, what is what, what does not work, all these claims are not. yours affordability can perspective it is only for ownership and control. some $300.00 palestinians are under threat of forced evictions. in march, 2021. these ready courts ruled that 4 families could stay in their

well, it provides an additional layer of security, notably for the family members of the supreme court family members of those justices. one of the co-sponsors of the bill, senator chris coons says in a statement, quote, we must take threats that come from both sides of the political spectrum. supreme court justices seriously and that makes this bim a necessity. in the last few days we've seen large multiple protests mainly pro-a borges rights protests outside the homes of justices alito, kavanaugh and roberts. now this bill, before it heads to the senate and house, and then expected to be passed very quickly. and sent to president biden for his signature. this notably just one of the many layers of d.c. where this city is bracing for potentially an official court ruling that could sum as soon as next month. >> sunlen, thank you so much. >> sunlen serfaty live on capitol hill. >>> all right. just in, gas prices hitting a new record overnight. it comes as president biden is set to address the nation on the growing problem of inflation. let's get to matt egan on all of this, matt, this i

today she was elected leonid slutsky at an extraordinary congress family scandalous court decision in st. petersburg to give an eight-year-old girl who wants to live with her dad in russia to her mother in australia the woman changed her orientation lives in a special school according to her father forced the child to participate in non- children's games under the wing of 10 years to a charitable foundation galchonok is the story of children who managed to help and people who know how to give hope and bring bright colors back to life greater eurasia space for cooperation and economic growth. despite western opposition to eurasian integration, there is increasing interest in the world, and then vladimir putin said today, the president of the five eu countries communicated via video link to the union of russia, belarus, kazakhstan, armenia and kyrgyzstan , new major players are connected in one form or another. iran indonesia egypt special attention to food security in this field is ready to cooperate and uzbekistan konstantin panyushkin will tell the details. integration results within

. >> the shooting his deficit of two families in the courts will decide who will pay the price it at the hall of justice, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> in buffalo, new york , a gunman opened fire at a grocery store. a memorial to the people killed in saturday's mask her is growing out of the store where it happened. joe biden and first lady joe biden for meeting with families of the victims tomorrow. the 18-year-old gunman walked into the grocery store in a predominantly black neighborhood in buffalo and opened fire and what investigators are calling a racially motivated hate crime. he was arrested and police say the team found a racist manifesto. more details, coming up at 530. >>> political leaders are taking a stand against the white lives matter demonstration that they fear. these images angered many locals. a small group of demonstrators, with faces covered, held signs that read white lives matter, and we will not forget. that refers to the incident where a black driver drove into a holiday parade, killing five people in wisconsin. that demonstration happened on the sa

is allowing to be blocked, that legal battle will continue through the courts so that familye that legal battle but what's going to happen with these other investigations is totally unclear because the court did say that governor abbott and the attorney general don't necessarily have the authority to tell the child protective services agency what to investigate or to change the laws. so it's unclear what's going to happen with any of these other investigations. >> right. that's nominally an independent agency. jo, thank you for your reporting and staying on top of this story for us. >>> the latest in that dramatic and curveball-filled tale of elon musk's twitter acquisition. twitter's stock dropping today after the mega billionaire says he's putting a deal on hold over reports of fake accounts on the platform saying that 5% of accounts on the site aren't real people although musk says he's still committed to following this deal all the way through. joining us now is nbc news technology correspondent jake ward. jake, musk tweeted early this morning, almost never a good idea, a

as we have reported, the family blocks to an officer offshoot church. courtuments show the family believes was possessed by demons because she would wake up in the middle of the night screaming and crying. the prosecutor alleges that back in september the trio held the three--year-old girl down in the church for 12 hours as they performed an exorcism-like ceremony. they allegedly called the authorities two hours after she died. >> o'reilly doe was strangled multiple times to the point of unconsciousness. o'reilly doe had fingers shoved down her throat to the point she had multiple injuries to her mouth into her tongue. >> reporter: the attorney said people shouldn't jump to conclusions about the family just because they were arrested. >> i have not received any discovery yet and there is no reason to rush to judgment on a case like this. >> reporter: this 43 minute video on youtube where she talks about her daughter's death. >> i was. but there is no point in me doing that because i cannot change what is. it is what it is. >> reporter: police arrested her jus

family. not the supreme court or the congress of the united states. so, again, it's about how women value their decision making. and we think they do. we have passed legislation, we've been ready for a long time. and give me the opportunity to say this. the senate, i hear some voices out there saying, well, why don't they just do the republican bill? the house bill goes beyond roe v. wade. it doesn't. what it does, it is roe v. wade as reaffirmed by casey. so it's roe v. wade, then the further protections and clarifications of casey. that is what we want to enshrine as law. and so that's what we have to make sure people understand. it's not enough just to pass a bill to have a compromise. not a compromise. because what's in the republican bill would enable states to do very destructive things when it comes to a woman's right to choose. then covid, those discussions continue. we must pass covid. it is absolutely essential to the health and well-being of the american people. in the timing of things, we were ready -- so we move with that, now we must be

hearings -- without hearings -- directly to the floor to support and protect supreme court justices and their families, i think we should do it as well for federal judges. nobody made an effort to change that bill. there is simply no explanation or justification to protect supreme court justices while delaying legislation to protect federal judges who face the same, if not greater risks. no judge in america should have to fear for their lives as they work to uphold our constitution, our democracy, and ensure all people have equal justice under the law. every day that we delay in passing this critical legislation is a day that we delay necessary protections for the guardians of our constitution and the rule of law. there are three branches of our government. one of the essential ones is the judiciary. they make decisions every day about what is the law of the land and what is the answer to disputes among us as individuals and entities. if that judge is fearful that their decisions at the end of the day will lead to violence against them and their families, how long will their judgment not be affected?

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family. and also court for an immediate threat, transparent, fair, and impartial investigation into her killing, and reiterated that journalists should be protected as civilians. meanwhile, though the biden administration has given amused response to the killing of sharina barclay, our white house correspondent kennedy hawkins, has been as mourners attending journalists, serene abu ack laced funeral were attacked by israeli security forces. white house press secretary gen saki simply called it an intrusion, but refused to condemn the attacks called these images deeply disturbing of his really beliefs. a beating mourners were carrying this casket. he said we regret the intrusion. do you condemn his actions? i think when we said they were disturbing, we, obviously we're not, we're not justifying them, but i think i will leave my comments at what i said, go ahead. but her answers didn't sit well with reporters who pressed for an explanation as to why president biden is allowing israel a u. s. ally that receives billions annually and military funding to treat sharon's funeral and the investigation

president a supreme h court justice should never have to fear for his or her safety or the safety of their familiesoing their jobs. we as elected members of congress are subject to public opinion the supreme court is not supposed to be subject to public opinion and should never have to fear for their safety. the reaction it should be condemned by both parties. there are very few voices on the other side of the aisle. wears the president of the united states? what happened to the respect and care for our institutions? our democratic friends seem to be legitimizing this attack by moving to consider extreme legislation which is out of touch with the mainstream of americans. so let me speak briefly about the. legislation. that has been said a near codification of roe vs wade. but instead the bill be would be asked to move to the floor tomorrow is to extend abortion dramatically across this country to expand abortion in a way that only a small handful of the most oppressive would omit even the most modest protections across all 50 states. and to force all 50 states to allow late-term abortions that even

that ensured the family ended up in juvenile court.p her teach her daughters a lesson. instead, the judge was blaming nikki. >> i guess the judge thought they were too cute and too smart. that no, they couldn't be doing you -- know. he did not take it serious. >> what did he decide to do? >> well, he asked my daughter -- he said, do you want your kids to come back home? as she said, no, your honor. not unless they understand i'm not going to tolerate that kind of behavior. as so, he was like, you mean to tell me you don't want your kids to come home? >> nikki what if you want was a coach and couldn't demand that her daughters obey the rules. but that is not what she got. instead, the juvenile court judge sent the girls to live with della, their great grandmother. >> what they were doing what were they doing while they were in dallas house? >> pretty much whatever they want. they kind of when wild. and got >> in trouble repeatedly. in school and out shoplifting, smoking marijuana, seeing the wrong type of boys. >> well, she didn't want

he testified that one week before her disappearance, clifford went ballistic in a family law court.ily yelling at his lawyer, that nobody, nobody would take christian away from him. >> but if these outbursts were at best purely circumstantial evidence. the prosecution would need a lot more than that. remember, lynn spotty had never been found. however, the night his ex disappeared, clifford and his pal allen were spotted in a speedboat dumping a bag overboard. the state believed lives remains were in that bag. but allen had kept his mouth shut all these years. >> the key was finding a way to first island to cooperate. >> prosecutor michael named the other man in about an offer he couldn't refuse. he was subpoenaed to testify and given a grant of immunity. if he didn't testify the hammer would come down hard. >> then i'll let you sit in jail until the trial is over. >> at age 68, he didn't like the prospect of years in jail, he chose the door marked operation. allen limped into court with a certain bravado. he passed by his former friend clifford, moments away from telling his versio

tonight the senate approved a bill that will extend security protections to immediate family members of supreme courttices. joining me now is monica crowley, former trump treasury secretary of public affairs host of the monica crowley podcast. monica, i clerked on the court, you know, years and years ago. i can't believe this is where we are, that the family members of justices have to get protection because of the fanatics in the democrat party? unreal. >> you know, laura, this is the logical end to what the left has been doing in this country for decades. this is the long march through our institutions to turn them leftist, to corrode the very foundations of this country by attacking all of the main pillars and all of the main institutions of this country. the leftists can break laws all over the place, burn down or cities, cream at supreme court justices, threaten them and their families and they escape. but conservatives sneeze and get the book thrown at them. we cannot go on like this with this two-tiered justice system and uneven application of the law. a healthy republic has to have the even a

authorities say a 3 year-old girl was tortured and killed by her family as they performed an exorcism like ritual. court documents say the girl's family believed she was possessed by demon. she died inside of a church on second street in san jose september 24th information about what happened was never made public by san jose police. the newly uncovered court documents show investigators believe happened. the santa clara county da says the mother said she began to believe really was possessed because the 3 year-old girl and wake up and the middle of the night crying or screaming. arlene's mother. 25 year-old claudia hernandez was charged february second with felony assault on a child. hernandez is behind bars with nobel. we've also learned the church is connected to a woman charged with the kidnapping of brandon quay are who was taken last month in san jose. yes, and air as is reportedly one of the church's members there. coming up on the kron 4 morning news may. 26 will mark one year since a mass shooting. >> at a vta facility in san jose. how the agency is taking another step towards healing. and a na

families should have children. the decision whether a woman child. that is who should make that decision. not a politician here. not a politician and my state capitol of concorde. not a supreme court justice. but a woman and her family who understands her own circumstances knows what she and her family needs. we need to ensure the freedom for make these decisions is guaranteed, that is what this vote is about this afternoon to codify roe v wade. thank you madam president i yield the floor note the absence of aid quorum. >> madam president let's get to think straight about the abortion legislation on the floor before us today. one, this legislation does not represent the views of a majority of the american people. and two, this legislation some of the most extreme abortion legislation in the world. madam president's a little hard to believe we are having a vote. on this bill again amiri weeks after it was defeated in the senate. but i guess when the abortion law are democratic colleagues, running for the bill before us today is a so-called women's phealth protection act will prop up the abortion industry and make abortion on demand at any time for essentially any reason the law of

so the court recognized all the sellers and buyers as unscrupulous mustafins were asked to go outside on the side of the familytor of moscow denis popov, he personally turned to the cashier. the court station will be at the end may at viktor vasilyev the same story, before buying an apartment, i checked the documents of notaries at the registration chamber of the tax mfc, but it turned out that i also bought an escheated housing. why has it been so long since the fourteenth year? now the dggi decides that there was an incorrect inheritance, that this is some kind of selective property is considered. well, when state agencies had already registered rosreestr how many times before, no one checked this case, now they are considering the savelovsky court, as a rule, the courts put an end to such stories, but most often, court decisions create problems, for the very last owner, for those families who in good faith acquired apartments for living , such property, according to the law, after the death of the owner , should pass to state property, but when officials hesitate, scammers act, draw up an inheritance, resel

issue here but he may decide to see if he can contain the investigation, you know, within the court familyit may be true that this isn't the best entity to -- the supreme court of the united states police may not be the best entity to conduct the investigation. you know, i wouldn't necessarily compare them to andy and barney as a citizen of north carolina that oh fends offends me but we'll let that pass but keep in mind the supreme court, the police, supreme court of the united states police i believe that is an independent agency of the government. and the real issue here is, if they conduct an investigation, did the person or persons who did this, are they going to lie? if they lie during an investigation. >> laura: right, different matter. >> then clearly, clearly a crime under 18 ussdmroochlt this is what the washington post reported today, would doj charge someone for leaking scotus performing draft almost no legal added a criminal probe my stretch justice authority here but chris once again let's assume at some point there is a federal question that arises, okay? in that case, how wo