in alabamama allow its persosonr peopople in alabamama very lastl that now law iss cononstitutionl until the supreme court actually reduces. white brothers as well. legislation restricting abortion rights has been introduced in sixteen us states this year with four of them banning abortion if an embryonic heart beat can be found. often as early as six weeks for many woman wouldn't yet no they were pregnant. kathy cliff without t the row oa wowoman's right to choose. and alabama changing laws which basically criminanalize abortion in almlmost every possible case. next the tension persists in sudan talks between the militia council on the opposition been called off we want to sit down protest is s say they will continue to defy orderers to disbsburse. still blocking roads in central cacartoon reporter not a massive but this. well you know despite the violence that took place last night at the system is back to a party atmosphere at tonight people i don think -- and singing as they dimond the full at all the ministry of the people here have been telling us that they don't intend to leave th

because t this was so empmphatiy voted thrhrough in alabamama tht therere is enough of a majororio actually cancel that veto from the governor. in other words it's pretty much a done deal that this will be it become role in the state off alababama that still would be te end of thehetory of c course thy will be. a merry ad of lelegal challllens in alama m maybe alsoo on the federal level and that is actually may be what people want to those who want abobortion t e illegal throughghout thehe unitd statates. because those legal challllenges would go frorom the lower c cous may be all the way to the supreme court of the united states whether on now as you know new conservative judges one of the big conservative g goals. to get rid of the roe v. wade decision that was a supreme court decision in the year nineteen seventy three that essentially made abortion legal throughout the united states one of the big goals for conservatives in the united states. is to overturn that decision we might look back at this moment in alabama as the first step that led to that decision. and of course out of arizon

alabamama lawmakers voted to effectively ban abortion tuesday, passing the most restrictive anti-choice law in the country in a direct challenge to roe v. wade. the bill approved by the senate tuesday and the alabama house of representatives last month bans abortions at all phases. doctors could face up to 99 years for performing abortions. is grave risktion to the mother's life. the legislation is now heading to the desk of anti-choice republican governor kay ivey,, and many expect she'll sign it. opponents say they'll challenge the bill in court should it become law but this is precisely the point. architects behind the legislation want to use it to challenge roe v. wade, which recognizes the constitutional right to an abortion. amy: just one day before alabama passed the legislation, supreme court justice stephen breyer issued what many considered a dire warning from the bench, implying that roe v wade is in danger. he wrote the comments in a dissent for unrelated case in which the court looked to overturn a 40 year-old precedent. justice breyer wrote "today's , decision can only cau