in the 1950s and 60s the two decades before row. deaths from a legal abortions in this country ran between 200,000 and 1.2 million. that's according to the good mocker institute. so a lot of women in that period so the question comes and you have said today not today, but in it's been reported that you have said that ro is now settled law. first question i have of you is what do you mean by settled law? i tried to ask earlier. do you believe it is correct law have your views on whether row is settled precedent? or could be overturned. and it has your views changed since you were in the bush white house? senator i said that it's settled as a precedent of the supreme court entitled to respect under principles of story decisis and one of the important things to keep in mind about roe v wade. is that it has been reaffirmed many times over the past 45 years as you know. and most prominently most importantly reaffirmed in planned parenthood versus casey in 1992. and as you well recall center, i know when that case came up the supreme cour

on row. it's actually you don't have to be a lawyer to understand it like it's very accessible and one of the things that was sort of striking was justice byron white who was appointed by kennedy. and was one of the two dissenters in row. he talks a lot about the sort of rights of the father and this notion in the pro-life world that hey, what about the father? well, you know, there's this notion that feminist writers have written about the woman as womb. you know that basically she's sort of carry. it's a responsibility to carry and she's a little more than sort of a womb and you know, what was nice for me having these different characters in the book is the abortion provider curtis boyd, who is the person through whom i tell what it's like to be an abortion provider and he more than anyone sort of prefigured the the movement where we are today. it used to be that the leaders in the pro-choice world referred to abortion. that's something should be safely legal and rare as president clinton s

ekaterina karston, a significant figure in the world of rowing. the first two-time olympic champion in our sovereign history is celebrating its anniversary today . president alexander lukashenko congratulated the outstanding athlete on the round date and noted that she conveys skill and tremendous experience to a young athlete. promotion of a healthy lifestyle and the olympic movement. thanks to the talent of purposefulness and great diligence, a modest girl from a small belarusian village has become a real legend of the world rowing, having collected a unique collection of awards in two decades , including two gold medals, olympiads, while remaining the same benevolent and positive person, a patriot of belarus of her small motherland, i am convinced , which goes on. you will also honestly serve the republic of belarus and do everything possible for revival of the winning traditions of belarusian rowing. in the morning, ekaterina arrived at the headquarters of the national olympic committee of belarus, where its head, viktor lukashenko, congratula

we obviously had a bi row most expensive. we obviously had a big row last — most expensive.ive. we obviously had a big row last year when some of- most expensive. we obviously had a big row last year when some of the l big row last year when some of the government said they would suspend the triple lock. that will come back this year. they�*ve also said benefits on pensions will rise in line with inflation. at the moment, how the figures are worked out is they�*ve done six months behind us, so the benefits will rise at an amount that�*s trailing behind, but that will catch up and people will have that rise and do the same for pensions. the hypocrisy of the heart of government is this is coming at a time where they�*re saying people need to urge restraint, and their people not bank of england who are saying it�*s not the right time to ask employers for a huge inflationary pay rise. it�*s just going to make the cycle even worse. essentially, it�*s not a fantastic look when you�*ve got the government saying just last year, we wanted a high wage economy, and now he�*s saying we

21st, 1992. >> raymond rowe.knew the accused by a different name. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dj freez. >> all right, ladies and gentlemen. >> christy's friends were floored. >> he was the local dj. everybody wanted. he was the guy who went to the same church as me. >> he had been raised in lancaster, and stayed here for his life. >> around the time of christy murder, raymond rowe worked a warehouse job by day and performed at a close at night. aside from a brush with the law in 2001, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, he stayed out of trouble. over the years, he married four times, and built a name for himself as a dj. >> a lot of our officers knew who he was, had been two events he had been at. >> he was living in plain sight? >> living in plain sight, he had been living in plain sight, he never hid it. >> now, he was charged with murder. investigators quickly connected him to another key piece of evidence, that white car. in 1992, raymond rowe owned a tioga salika, similar to this, that some of christie's neighbors had men

the outrage over the supreme court's decision to overturn row v. wade. >> i'm not surprised but i'm incredibly, incredibly sad. >> it's a heavy weekend, and heavy news, and it feels like extra important to celebrate. >> pride is back in san francisco. this year, with added meaning following friday's supreme court decision. good evening. thanks for joining us. >> protests are continuing across the country, following the supreme court's decision to overturn row v. wade. happening right now, there's scenes from a protest in downtown san francisco. it started at 5:00 this evening. we have a crew there. we will have the latest at 11:00. >> thousands of advocates rallied in san jose, voicing anger with the high court's rolling. kpix's john may ramos was there. >> reporter: even though they knew it, it brought shock and awe to the streets. the morning's march had no police escort, and whether or not they had position to be there, those who showed up had no mood to ask for it. >> we're not going to allow the supreme court to tell our bodies, what to do for

basically we are now re—entering another massive brexit row. think, oh, god, haven't we had enough of this? it is basically a replay of the row we had over the internal market bill, which was a vicious one, we knew there were concerns that the bill could breach international law basically by trying to rewrite or override the northern ireland protocol, which is what was agreed in order to get brexit done. but, you know, there are all sorts of problems around this kind of legislation actually getting through parliament because the house of lords can just keep sending it back and keep making arguments that it could break international law, so basically we are having the same row again. so tomorrow, monday in the house of commons liz truss is going to be presenting a new bill, a northern ireland protocol bill, and some tory mps who say again, this is risking breaking international law and they intend to vote against the bill, so there is a brief going around our sister publication politics home revealed this today, this internal memo that has been

the first place was occupied by the club in the suburbs tampa for the third time in a row reached thef the nhl playoffs of the decisive series the team to meet with colorado tam by won the semifinal series of new york to a series of up to four wins, with a score of 4:2 the team will play the decisive series of the stanley cup third times in a row in the last the club that made the nhl playoff final three times in a row was edmonton, which played in the final series in 1,000,983-85. there will help to become the first team in 173, which won three pieces of the wall in a row, the alenders from the eightieth to the eighty-third year became the winner of the playoffs four times the tampo favors three russians. this is the goalkeeper of andrey vasilevsky , defender mikhail sergachev and forward nikita kucherov, who has 23 points in 17 cores of this playoff, the decisive series begins on the night of 16 june. formula 1 team red bull recorded at its own expense the nineteenth double for max ferna managed to break away from his pursuers in pursuit of the second champion in a row. these are th

in the last club to reach the nhl playoff final three times in a row was edmonton who played the final series in 1983-85. there, he will help become the first team since '83 to win three consecutive stanley alenders cups. the period in the eightieth to eighty-third year became the winners of the playoffs four times. there are three russians playing there, goalkeeper andrey vasilevsky, defender mikhail sergachev, forward nikita kucherov , who has 23 points in 17 games of this playoff the decisive series will begin on the night of june 16th. formula 1 team red bull recorded the nineteenth double at his own expense, and max verstapen managed to break away from his pursuers in pursuit of his second championship in a row such results of the azerbaijan grand prix held in baku reasons are sure the victories of the red bull team pilots became technical problems in the competitors' stables the complexity of mercedes this season has become from the country of the behavior of cars on straight sections of the car, it sways and this makes it difficult for the pilot to control. lewis halton, and aft

, second row.division in a _ second row. we will come to that visible division in a moment, - visible division in a moment, but wonder what you make of the daily express, the express used to be... i don't know if it happened in your newsroom in once i worked in the past there was a bit of a standing joke the daily express would almost certainly have a story about princess diana somewhere on the front page at least once a week. being a little bit unfair but it is perhaps the most unashamedly royalist of the national papers these days. and to be fair to them, they do a terrificjob with the front page because it's visually very strong because the picture they have chosen. actually from within the service, all the bishops and all the service, all the bishops and all the other leading figures of stay as it were, the bigwig to figures like this in the bleep the president of the supreme court and the lord chancellor ellis other figures, is a great show of pageantry and they managed to get the queen and th

it's not just row. it's also it's also their ongoing progressive commitment to the erosion of both federalism and separation of powers. and by the way those deviated from in lockstep they both occurred together. that's why i pinpoint the deviation from federalism and the deviation from separation of powers. i trace it all back to april 12 1937 because you can't deviate from one without deviating from the other and if you took steps to restore either one you would incrementally restore the other. so yeah, i think that's that's part of their game here. great question and senator as i told you the questions would be fantastic. don't you agree? absolutely, so that was the last question from the audience last question for you i have and it's it's to cue some closing comments for you as we wrap up here and thank you, of course for being here and it is swerving from the political and to some extent even the academic. down to the practical i know that people in this audience. we have a lot of interns here from

the last club to have qualified for the nhl final three times in a row was edmonton, which was in the will help to become the first team. 1983, which won three consecutive stanley alenders cups between 1980 to 1983 won the playoffs four times in a row satamp three russians play - this is goalkeeper andrey vasilevskoy, defender mikhail sergachev, forward nikita kucherov, who has 23 points, seven goals, 16 assists in 17 playoff games, the decisive series will begin in night of june 16th. formula 1 team red bull recorded at his own expense the nineteenth double, and max verstabin managed to break away from his pursuers in pursuit of his second championship in a row, these are the results, the azerbaijan grand prix held in baku caused a confident victory for the red bull pilots due to technical problems in the competitors' stable . the difficulty of mercedes this season was the strange behavior of cars on straight sections . and at all after the race he complained of sharp pains in his back, both ferrari pilots converged on the distance due to various technical problems of their cars, so

in the upper row of gospel scenes in the middle image of the prophets and saints in the lower row.he north side of the basilica is an image in the process of virgins, and on the south side, in the process of martyrs, mosaic masterpieces, even of the surrounding cities. inspired and inspire many artists. one of them is marco de luca, his workshop is literally a few steps from the early christian basilica. i have several times exhibited in america in japan in france. there i was especially loved with an exhibition in moscow . by the way, in terms of warmth, the moscow reception was in no way inferior to the french one. painting, in addition to creating new works, the lord of the bow is engaged in the restoration of sinks. and besides, she still manages to teach at the academy of fine arts, she has already left this prestigious educational institution one generation of his disciples. senor de luca. confidently, if he had not been born in italy and somewhere else, he would still have become an artist, but since he was destined to be born in the vicinity, they are equal. he could only b

what row said was that states could not ban — place?n _ place? what row said was that states could not ban abortion altogether. i could not ban abortion altogether. it could place minimal constitutional protection. it basically saying now this has been removed at the state can do what they want now. states that want to ban abortion entirely, they are now free to do that. in terms of the pace of change, it's going to be rapid. there are states within hours of the decision who implemented trigger laws, meaning they have these laws on the books waiting for these laws on the books waiting for the moment that drove the wage was returned. —— rowe versus wade was returned. —— rowe versus wade was returned. i wanted to take you back to 1967 and the loving space. that momentous decision that went down. can you compare it to the supreme court of the day, what your thoughts on that? well, that case was the one that made interracial marriage possible across the us. there's a lot of other supreme court decisions that could go on the chopping block.

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it's really affected my personal life a lot. [ cheers and applause ] >> i was in the front row of theose songs were chosen for a particular reason. ♪ my girl, my girl ♪ ♪ don't lie to me ♪ ♪ tell me where did you sleep last night ♪ >> i remember watching him play a cover of a leadbelly song, "where did you sleep last night?" and it was emotional for me because i love nirvana, and i felt this connection to kurt cobain, and i was always, even when i was young, just so worried about him. ♪ my girl, my girl ♪ >> in that era there was always the speculation kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana "unplugged" was this kind of thing like, the clouds parted. you know? and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. ♪ night through ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. >> i pulled over and i was there for like 20 minutes, half an hour, just cry

. >> i was in the front row of the unplugged performance and it was a serious artistic performance.hose songs were chosen for a particular reason. >> my girl. my girl don't lie to me. tell me when did you sleep last night. >> i remember watching him play, the cover of this song where did you sleep last night. and it was emotional for me because i loved nirvana and i felt this connection to kurt cobain and even when i was young i was just so worried about him. >> my girl. >> that era there was always speculation that he is not doing well and has drug problems. and nirvana unplugged was like the cloud has parted. you know and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. >> from seattle tonight word of an untimely death. the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle washington today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise. but it was devastating. because of the way it happened. >> pulled over and i started crying right there. i just don't understand it. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon. and that he was writing very mu

and the lower row that it would take from a current passenger plane. there would not be a big change in terms of that. we would need money and time in order to develop those test to prove -- prove that if actuation is safe. >> what do you say to your critics? >> to my critics, there are two types of critics. there are the ones that are constructive and trying to give feedback in order to improve and those i really appreciate them. i am not the one who knows about everything. i am getting a lot of help from different people and professionals in the field. and i am getting good can correct -- constructive criticism that helps me develop this forward. for those ones that want to insult me and do not want to help about this i would just like to say they have a lot of free time and they are actually the ones who are sitting in the economy class they are complaining about it. so i don't have a lot to say. i appreciate the constructive criticism and to the other one i don't really have to listen to because they are time wasters. >> i understand you're working

as we entered those hello grounds, we saw rows of crosses. among the rows are emblems a belief honoring those who paid the ultimate price of battlefields around the world. the day before, we visited uvalde. uvalde, texas. in front of robb elementary school, we stood before 21 crosses for 19 third and fourth graders and two teachers. on each cross a name. and nearby a photo of each victim that jill and i reached out to touch. innocent victims murdered in a classroom have been turned into a killing field. standing there in that small town, like so many communities across america, i could not help but think there are too many other schools, too many other everyday places that have become killing fields, battlefields here in america. we stood at such a place 12 days before, across from her grocery store in buffalo, ny, memorializing ten fellow americans, a parent, grandparent, sibling, gone forever. in both places, we spent hours with hundreds of family members who were broken, whose lives will never be the same. they have one message for all of

we have a front row seat. we thank you forjoining us. we have a front row seat.— front row seat.g _ front row seat. we certainly do and it is starting to _ front row seat. we certainly do and it is starting to sound _ front row seat. we certainly do and it is starting to sound very - front row seat. we certainly do and it is starting to sound very lively i it is starting to sound very lively with people pouring in. once the music starts don't think we will hear each other think. we might need your defenders. let’s hear each other think. we might need your defenders— your defenders. let's talk about ounu your defenders. let's talk about young people _ your defenders. let's talk about young people and _ your defenders. let's talk about young people and the _ your defenders. let's talk about young people and the queen. . your defenders. let's talk about young people and the queen. i | your defenders. let's talk about - young people and the queen. i have noticed the crowds have shifted a little bit. on thursday with the trooping the colour the crowds felt older, tonight it is a bit y

there they also have a lot of cases and trials and rowing.there, or some other or some more global ones , uh, there will be trials, but they won’t. they are there to look at the first crest. well, let's just say, guys, ours performed at europe, they were second in moscow before the olympic games. that is, to take a medal, yes, and the way they are, well, heavier compared to all athletes. so, uh, there was a headwind, that is, well, the weather was stomping, they, who needed them, understood everything perfectly well, because for year. and don’t give up with you, but i have such a heightened sense of justice and then i don’t want anything at all, when that’s how it is, when i immediately, of course, immediately, of course. you get down there for a day, but then you still start to uh accept everything that happens. and you understand that you also know how it will be in the future, because , well, we are 100% about you, and what, did they come and salt? and what, they came, what they came, they came, uh, with a piece of paper to tell the court.

to the russian investigative committee by ekaterina karsten, a significant figure in the world of rowing. the first two-time olympic champion in our sovereign history celebrates its anniversary today, president alexander lukashenko congratulated the outstanding athlete on the round date and noted that she transfers her skills and tremendous experience to young athletes, promotes a healthy lifestyle and the olympic movement. thanks to the talent of purposefulness and great diligence, a modest girl from a small belarusian village has become a true legend of the world rowing, having collected a unique collection of awards over two decades , including two gold medals, olympiads, while remaining the same friendly and a positive person, a patriot of belarus of his small homeland, i am convinced that it will continue. you will also honestly serve the republic of belarus and do everything possible to revive the victorious traditions of the belarusian rowing national olympic committee of belarus, where its head viktor lukashenko congratulated the athlete. belarusian sports, but we support everyth

and rows of crosses among the rows of headstones and other emblems of belief in honoring those who paid the ultimate price and battle fields around the world. the day before we visited uvalde, texas we stood before 21 crosses for 193rd and fourth graders and two teachers. each across a name. nearby a photo of each victim that jill and i reached out to touch. innocent victims murdered in the classroom turn into a killing field. standing there in that small town like so many other communities across america there too many other schools they become a killing field of battle fields here in america. we stood at that place 12 days before in buffalo, new york memorializing ten fellow americans. a spouse, a pair, a grandparent, a symbol in god forever. both places we spent hours with hundreds of family members who were broken, whose lives will never be the same. they had one message for all of us, do something. just do something. for gods sake do something. after columbine, after sandy hook, after charleston, after orlando, after las vegas, after parkland, nothing has been done. this time that

well, how unusual is the rotation, of course, everyone played two matches in a row and the third match in a row in 6 days it would be too difficult and the abdication is almost a complete change of rotation, you know it's a point, after all, a change of one or another position, and here everyone except mykolenko changed, unlike the match with wales, it's still, well, you can call such negative emotions their panic, which prompted the coaching staff - we replaced everyone to give everyone a rest, and on the contrary, released a completely new lineup, and in fact, that's how it turned out. sobol would have played on the left if it weren't for his illness. and that's how vitaliy mykolenko turned out, and this lineup, which is unlikely to be us someday we will see exactly this in this form, in this combination, he became victorious for our national team, although viktor tsinkov, who was not in the start, who came on as a substitute, in relation to the wise man, everyone is bashing him, in fact, he is in order, we understand that there is potential, but there is definitely room to grow and

>> well, they will be up for three days in a row, and the younger guys with a little bit more staminathey will last a little longer, but the older guys will be with the family. and ovechkin was awake for a month when they won the cup with the washington capitals. >> and i don't think that he holds the record. >> good on the colorado avalanche. you hear about the rebuilds and the avalanche five years ago, guys, they were dead lasts in overall standings and the fewest points in the national hockey league five years ago. you heard sean mention that jared bednar was afraid he would not be invited back. and now, the families are hitting the ice. >> for me, it is back to the ownership. you have to ownership that he hires the right people, and suffering setbacks and growing together as a team, and individuals there, and you put the building blocks along the way, and the right trades, and you get experience through failure, and through successes, and this is the prototypical ways that the team goes through drafting right players and making trades and set back, and sure enough believing to the

a party rowing in fublic, into kyiv. a party rowing in public. a — into kyiv.y rowing in public, a result some - into kyiv. a party rowing in i public, a result some distance from definitive. but questions about boris johnson's from definitive. but questions about borisjohnson's teacher won't go away. chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. a lot of room for interpretation of that result, so let's have a look at one or two of the newspapers. we will start on the left, the opposition benches stopping here is the guardian. pm clinging to power after vote humiliation and just adding here, critics cut out on leaders' claim of an extremely good conclusive results stopping the daily mirror on the left also, parties over, boris. very clear message there with a picture to suit that little title. is for the rights, the times, a wounded victor. apm whose party and the country left firmly in limp on territory, and a just thought i would show you also the conservative paper the daily telegraph which is the newspaper that boris johnson has long written for as a journalist, h

sailing regattas celebrated in the moscow region the 350th anniversary of the birth of peter i , rowingd historical naval pits passed along the surface of the istra reservoir reporting by alena rogozina when submarine officers and veterans of the navy undertake to celebrate the 350th anniversary of peter the great, a grandiose holiday on the water turns out with a parade and the opening of a new monument to the founder of the russian fleet. yes, this finger was just at the bottom of the main one, it held the normal sea hands first mushroom regatta, and then sailing someday you will have the opportunity to sit at the oar. on a boat, yes, then you will feel how it is units, and how the problems of the world go far, and the feeling of a shoulder on the istra reservoir six comes to the fore four rowing boats in the naval yala and two boats of the russian imperial navy. which were used since armored decks of the first rank aurora, along with adults in boats cadets of the naval classes, the school of moscow and the moscow region are ordinary boys, in love with russian history , the sea and sa

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they are in the second row and not the front row where they might have been had they not disappeared.they always had until four years ago. and it is just the future. you could see harry walking down the aisle start of the service he was walking comfort zone. >> ainsley: notice holding hands? >> they always hold hands. >> support from the other probably. >> piers: here they are. finally coming out but pretty well last on the rank looking for an uber. [laughter] >> martha: there he is with zarha phillips. >> very cruel, aren't you? >> piers: i got no time for what they have been doing and time for what damage they have called the damage to the royal family. i particularly disliked it when philip was very sick and dying and the fact they were doing this when that was going on compounding the queen's reaction i found it unacceptable. >> ainsley: what was the reaction eugeney being friends with them and visiting them. >> piers: queen like my mother would be with us against falling out. >> want them all to get on and come back together. all her grand children all her great grandchildren. sh

c-span now, your front row seat washington, anytime, anywhere. ms.elosi: good afternoon, everyone. this is a special occasion for us. we are honoring a promise, in honor of all those who lost loved ones to gun violence. the congress sends to the president now our nation's first major gun safety legislation in three decades. the bipartisan safer communities act includes key house proposals to combat gun violence including by banning straw purchases, congresswoman robin kelly's legislation, moving to close the boyfriend loophole which we have all been advocating even in the violence against women act. sheila jackson lee will be joining us. and encouraging states to enact laws. the chairman of the task force on gun violence prevention has been the source of ideas throughout all of our legislation. he's the author of the bipartisan background check legislation, as is mr. clyburn, the auxiliary legislation to that. we still want to work to pass this. but his leadership has been so important in channeling the energy, the ideas, the urgency of gun violence

near the incident during the procession in london on trafalgar square an explosion sounded boxing rowing handball tennis more than 30 sports are represented on sports and cultural festival as a result in the table so we are again transferred to grodno yes , the official closing of the festival is a little less than 2 hours, the second day is saturated with the flavor of national culture. today the book was presented, the festival of life, the competition of grace and beauty was held, 13 girls of various nationalities showed the features of creativity, and by this time they were open. their courtyard is represented by 31 nationalities; we will learn more about them from darya. on the second day of the festival, the degree does not decrease, and i'm not only talking about the weather, by the way, the thermometer today is 23°. as we can see, the townspeople enjoy the atmosphere of the holiday and the spirit of unity really reigns from the very morning, continues its work, the city of craftsmen and the retrospective exhibition, and a couple of hours ago the farmsteads were opened, all of the

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