we will speak to the head of planned parenthood alexis mcgill johnson, as well as jessica mason pieklo of rewire news. >>he anti-choi movement is authoritarian by nature anthey are using the federal courts to do what they can't do in state houses. amy: we will also speak to the co-founder of the miscarriage and abortion hotline and the -- who worked to increase access to abortion pills as well as the only independent abortion provider in arizona. >> this leaves pgnant people and clinics in limbo all while abortion access is impossible for many in arizona and across the country. amy: we will also look at how the federal judge in texas based his ruling on abortion pill in part on the 1873 comstock act which banned the interstate mailing or distribution of "obscene" materials. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. two federal judges issued conflicting rulings around the medication abortion friday, creating even greater turmoil amid dwindling abortion rights in the united states. in texas, a trump-appointed jud

- hi. - welcome. - this is alexis. - a pleasure. alexis ayala. - eva. nice to meet you!aining to transform traditional recipes from his childhood into gourmet tacos to die for. ♪ ♪ - my mother was from north mexico, and my father was from mexico city. this represents my two parts of life, norteño and chilango. - so you're a chilango. - yeah, i'm a chilango. yeah. - so what are we eating today? - a cheese chicharrón. - a cheese chicharrón. - chicharrón de queso. i can't wait to try alexis' vegetarian version of northern-style chicharrón, which swaps the usual crispy fried pork skin for crispy fried cheese. i already love it, 'cause it has cheese. - cheese. - it's topped with a savory delicacy called huitcoch mexico's answer to truffle. what is huitlacoche? - huitlacoche is the-- - oh, look at you! you have a corn tattoo! - yeah. - wow. - wow. - that is, uh--that's mexican. - he's the king of huitlacoche. - yeah. - and so the huitlacoche is where? - it grows--it's a fungus that grows around the maize. - on the corn. - yeah, so it has this delicious flavor, and we make a lo

alexis mcadams. in new york city tonight, alexis described what it was like outside the courthouse today, when former president trump walked into the building and what was his demeanor like through the proceeding. hi, julie. well, it was very chaotic out here in lower manhattan, as the former president walked into that criminal courthouse just over my shoulder. it's a much different look. right now. everything is pretty much cleared out. but there were lots of police lots of protesters and then heavy media frenzy just so people could catch a glimpse of the 45th, president of the united states during this historic indictment, so what we know so far is that they did unseal that indictment today, and you're talking about his demeanor and that courtroom, the president, calling this a dark day for the country and also saying this was just a poor tickle, which hunt julie? and alexis. what about the scene outside? i mean, you kind of touched on even regarding the protests and rallies. how would you describe

and a, moment i will speak t alexis mcgill johnson, ceo o planned parenthood on what thi means for millions of women. also following efforts t quickly get to tennessee lawmakers booted from the stat house back in their seats. >> losses has been you know force of our due process, ha been a force of th constitutional you know system of government and so i mea everything about, this even th trial that they, had the verdict was decided before w even started talking >> we will not quit fighting and that's the reality we believe it's so possibl even in a state like this that real gun reform legislatio that protects communities, tha protect schools is possible. >> simone sanders thompson got a sit down with the tennesse three, the two black lawmakers who were expelled on the one white legislature who wa spared simon will join me shortly also this hour, the shocking revelations involving suprem court justice clarence thoma and the lab is tripsavvy too on a billionaire dime. i will speak with a journalist that broke that story. and the house gop has a ne target unit strengthenin investigations of th

us to put it mildly. nicholas alexi. erin has never experienced anything like this before. he is now in the punishment. so ah, it seems. well the rent's you'd last, the replacement, so i didn't grasp. 15 days, he lost to 8 key was south korea says north korea has not yet mastered its solid fuel intercontinental ballistic missile technology. pyongyang state media release the images of a new solid fuel massage that tested on thursday. easier to move and foster to deploy than liquid propelled baron's launch prompted japanese authorities to issue temporary evacuation. all this tied to a 2nd democratic politician who was expelled from tennessee's republican controlled legislature has been re appointed o t o is justin pearson and 2 colleagues lead to protest on the house for about gun laws. it happened just days after shooting at a school in the state. the white house had called the explosions undemocratic. i feel determined that the average day hopeful ever today inspired is ever today because the mark of the or more universe is bending toward justice. not because cameras sexy h

alexis: it is a game changer.inly, i do feel somewhat responsible, given that reddit provides a lot of the trading data that is made in open ai with other platforms. i am excited, i've never been more exhilarated. i started intech into thousand five, so almost two decades i have never woken up every morning more excited than i am right now. with that, i am also more anxious than ever. not just about the potential downsides, which there are, but also because it is in existential crisis for every business to understand how the technology, how this breakthrough, is going to change the way they work. we think about that within 776, we think about it across our entire portfolio. it is exhilarating, causing me to have a lot less sleep these days. but i do feel it is transformational, this is a trend that is important for everyone to pay attention. caroline: the data it is being fed off, it is regulation the answer, self-regulation? alexis: i want to use lowercase "r" regulation, which i do think is important. the proble

joining me now so we can take deeper dive's alexis mcgil johnson. she is the president and ceo o planned parenthood's federatio of america alexis, i know you're busy since last night but i wante to address this. as women wake up in americ this morning there are, as i mentioned, dueling federal court rulings on whether the can use mifepristone at this point, and practically speaking, what kind of guidanc is being given to women wh want to use the abortion pill? >> practically speaking, mifepristone is still availabl at least for the next seve days you are absolutely, right wome are waking, up patients ar waking up with appointment this week. i think it's very important fo us to reassure that they wil be able to seek abortion car in mifepristone, where it is available. but the bigger point here, i think, is that this is a crisi of democracy when you can have one activist conservative judge make decision like this, file a opinion like this that is so politically motivated that it' not grounded in anything but junk science, he cites the jun science that

joining me now is president of planned parenthood, alexis mcgill johnson alexis, welcome back first, competing rulings and the justice department's appeal of the texas ruling >> well, we are very glad obviously to see the administration speak out so quickly and forcefully in response to this harmful decision, including the doj's immediate turnaround announcing its decision to seek a stay from the fifth circuit court of appeals. and yet we also know that the fifth circuit and the supreme court, two courts through which the kacsmaryk decision has to travel through are increasingly hostile to reproductive rights but the fact of the matter is we have, you know, the fda is under two competing orders for now access to mifepristone is available for the next seven day, and we're going to continue to fight and make sure both our patients are reassured in knowing that, but also really support work the administration to identify all lever, keep all options on the table >> and the administration may have a number of different options that it can pursue one option is that the fda could pursue its

julie all right, alexis mcadams first tonight in new york, alexis. thank you. just hours ago, the formal indictment was unsealed. prosecutors alleged trump employed to catch and kill scheme. to identify purchase and very negative information about him to boost his electoral prospects. ktvu brooks jarocz continues our team coverage with what's next and how republicans as well as democrats. are reacting tonight. brooks mike. this indictment claims for months, former president trump fraudulently falsified new york business records to conceal criminal conduct because they're nonviolent crimes. mr trump was spared a mug shot in handcuffs after surrendering and after his not guilty plea, was able to walk out of the courtroom and head home. flying back to florida. former president donald trump was free of any major limitations. he did not have to post bail for those 34 felony charges, and the judge did not issue a gag order but did tell trump to not say anything that could cause civil unrest. within better for the judge to issue a shot across the bow. if you will to s

alexis, thank you very much.upreme court a of the texas ruling is a good thing but how confident are you that the high court will keep the stay in place when it meets on wednesday? >> well, look. i mean, i think it's clear t most americans, right, that th fda determines what is safe an effective, not judges. one can only hope the suprem court saw the amicus brief, th letters that have come in, but once from over 500 farme executives who are deepl concerned that political partisan wrangling around th fda could disrupt its abilit to this herman what is safe an effective for americans. but confidence it is unclear right? we have a court that overturne 50 years of precedent last summer we have to be deeply concerned for the patients who, i spok to one colleague yesterday, wh said she had a patient ready for coming in at nine a.m. and worried that the supreme court decision wouldn't come down until, well after midnight, and the ability to get to th patients coming in, that is th kind of disruption we ar seeing because

christopher's alexis good morning to you. good morning, joe. look, the once red hot job market is showing signs of cooling the economy, added 200. 36,000 jobs last month, a solid gain. but less than the 326,000 jobs added in february and the smallest job growth in more than two years. the unemployment rate dipping to 3.5% as more americans jumped into the labor market, helping to take the pressure off wage increases the federal reserve's nine interest rate hikes in the past year combined with tighter bank lending. as businesses tightening their bills. still wall street betting the fed will raise rates at least one more time this year at its may meeting, possibly before pausing geo. and alexis. we've got just over a week to go before tax day. but now you say the i. r s is actually announcing a major overhaul. yes we've been waiting for this information. so the irs releasing a roadmap for how it intends to spend $80 billion in congressional funding that could make filing your taxes a whole lot easier. changes include hiring mor

. >> one more question, and i'm going to bring in alexis in a moment i want to ask you one more question we know the supreme court six, the six right-wingers in the majority in the supreme court, one of them, clarence thomas, with all his other ethical problems, has presaged he would like to get a case that would also make -- that would also make birth control illegal we know that that was another supreme court ruling that he would like to get back along with rulings on the rights of gay americans to live their lives as well. could the same kind of construct that we just saw here, a lawsuit that goes to a fall right wing judge, end up making birth control illegal? could they use the same tactic >> i could see that happening here and one of the things that they're going to do is try to pit two constitutional rights against one another. so for example, while the right to contraception is rooted in the right to privacy that's a long standing supreme court precedent, have that bump up against, for example, religious freedom, which is what they have used in a number of cases where they're try

and i remember studying alexis de toqueville and i remember alexis de toqueville - calls democracy in america, an alexis de toqueville sai america's greatness is not tha it is more enlightened than an other nation but rather becaus she has always been able t repair her fault we were fighting against a fault. because i felt this country wa willing to repair. and i was born out with my faith in the country and so when i stood up for joe biden back in the primar election, i was fearful of tha time because we had just experience four years of this country going off track. we saw racism seeping into the presidency we saw a denial of science, country like this that is buil on scientific research. we hav a health care system that is a good as it is because we mad the investments in the kind of research that is necessary t have a good health care system we saw a presidency denying al of that. climate change is real, everybody knows it is real. an the administration that will deny all of that, we neede someone with compassion, someone with substance like jo biden, not style, bu substance. some

alexis mcadams there live in new york city for us, alexis. thank you. well nato has a new border expanded east into russia's backyard and moscow is threatening to retaliate. this is finland becomes the latest country to join nato foxes mike tobin has more from kiev, ukraine. history being made in europe on tuesday, finland officially becoming the 31st member of nato, giving the alliance more than 800 new miles of shared border with russia. as the war in ukraine grinds on. finland is a traditionally neutral country, but it was convinced to apply for nato membership after the invasion last year. war has returned to europe. and finland has decided to join nato. and be part of the world's most successful alliance , the era of military non alignment. you know, history has come to an end. moscow says it will retaliate, threatening to deploy more troops near the finnish border that could help the ukrainians by diverting russian resources and manpower from the front lines as the ukrainian military plans a counter offensive. russia also stepping up its deploymen

and there are others like alexi, now volley championed as the main opposition to vladimir putin or juan guido arbitrarily claiming his role as president of venezuela. there is a laundry list of people who the western mainstream media have foisted across their headlines as some symbol of some cause or another. these so called independent individuals with a noble heart and victims of this or that actually in reality have throngs of p. r companies and government insiders and benefactors in the us, pushing them to the forefront to play the leading role on the world stage. to discuss these so called global idols and their role in the political theater. we are being joined by game at hong. he is a former swiss and p journalist and author, his newest book titled lucy occident. originally in french, translated to english, is russia, west. d. thank you so much for joining the program. thank you for inviting me for this interview. are very, very paula. very happy to, to be read. you again. volota mears. the landscape has never waited into politics before his ascension to president of ukraine. how

here is priscilla thompson >> reporter: one minute alexis dowdell was singing along with her brother on the dance floor, celebrating one of the most special days of her life, her sweet 16 then tragedy. >> the gunshots going off, and it was like pop, pop, pop, pop >> reporter: gunshots erupted. alexis says her older brother philstavious escaped but ran back inside to save her >> he grabbed me and he tried to push me out the door >> reporter: four people were killed, police say, and 32 others injured among the two victims, 18-year-old phils. his final moments now seared into the memories of his sister and mom forever. >> he was like always thought of other people he was covered in -- i know he had already lost a lot of blood. he had got down on his knees. >> i just told him that, you know, he strong and that i loved him. >> reporter: the star wide receiver was set to graduate next month, then headed to jacksonville state to play football. >> he always had a smile. >> my heart is crushed. >> reporter: the tiny tight knit dadeville, alabama, community now grieving the lives lost, includi

others like alexi navalny were well known. for russian officials and people in the west, he is very well known. he was a vocal critic of mr. putin. he was one of the few russian opposition figures who said that russian opposition figures should unite, and that is what he was doing last year when he went to russia despite all of the threats and challenges. he was trying to unite all of the opposition activists i order to stay as a unified front. also, vladimir is known as a successful lobbyist. he started doing that in 2009 after sergei magnitsky died in prison, and after that he was looking at the personal sanctions for russian people involved in that case. since then we know how much this has evolved. it seems that russian officials have not forgotten. it is also a tiny detail but tells you a lot. the judge who was reading the verdict today was exactly the judge that did the sanctions because of the work of vladimir kara-murza. most of the western countries, he would not be allowed to be on the case in the first place, but in

i'm alexis clark, a a h head on matter o of f fact. is a community where actually the rates of asthma is very high. will children there finally get relief? to stay up to date with matter of fact, sign up for our newsletter at. matter of fact, now to a matter e south bronx residents concerned about air pollution in their neighborhoods are getting some help. it's part of new york's plan to distribute state funding for clean energy programs to disadvantaged communities. the south bronx is one of the momore than seveven 200 plalaceo get thahat money. some o of my recenent reporortis focusesed on the link between climate change and public health. the south bronx is crisscrossed by three major highways, industrial parks and power generation facilities. backed child growing up there is twice as likely to be hospitalized for asthma than anywhere else in the united states. and next year, the metropolitan transportation authority of new york is going to enforce what's called congestion pricing, charging vehicles to drive through manhattan. now,

i want you to meet alexis and michael. they have exis has work f e atoracle pand they live in carmel. they have to come back to the bay area every year for opening day . it is a tradition. they have had this brick tile for years now. if you pay attention, it says, "we wish the giants many wins over the dodgers." they don't have is up there with the padres or the dodgers, but listen to alexis and michael's perspective. >> it is a long season. you know, early october. that is what makes it fun over the summer. it is a long, long season. you have your ups and downs during the season . >> during our world series years, everyone was betting against the giants than . >> reporter: yeah, don't bet against the giants. we are back out live at oracle park. it is rainy out there but the groundskeepers are working hard to get the field ready and pristine for our home opener. yeah, you know, rain doesn't go so well with baseball. hopefully things will clear up. once the first pitch happens at 1:35 . maybe we will just be that little bit

on saturday, she was chaperoning her daughter alexis' sweet 16 birthday party at a small dance studiojust a disaster. they were running, hollering, crying, just hollering. >> reporter: in the aftermath, her 18-year-old son, phil dowdell, was on the ground in a pool of blood. the high school senior was set to graduate next month, a star under the friday night lights, dowdell was headed to play football on saturdays for jacksonville state. but this saturday night, number 7 became another number, the latest victim of a mass shooting, with his little sister and mother by his side. >> he was trying to say something. by that time, he couldn't say anything else, and he stopped breathing. >> reporter: another high school senior, 17-year-old shaunkivia smith, was also killed, along with 19-year-old marsiah collins and 23-year-old corbin holston, who reports say did not attend the party but went to check on a younger family member. the community came together at a vigil last night. daeqwan knew phil since kindergarten. >> i was standing right beside him. i think he went right into it. i wish i

abc is alexis christopher's is here now with more alexis. good morning. good morning to you, joe. one thing is for certain inflation doesn't take a holiday stubbornly high prices at the grocery store have americans spending a record $7.3 billion on food alone this easter sunday? overall inflation peaked last june, but food prices are still up more than 10% from a year ago, while consumers budgets get squeezed at the grocery store, major food companies are raking in record profits. conagra which owns chef boyardee hunts and slim jim, posting a 56% jump in profits last quarter compared to a year ago, while quarterly profits that kraft heinz, whose products include jello, oscar mayer and velveeta soared nearly 450% companies passing higher costs. for labor and transportation along to consumers, and as we the shoppers get used to paying more. economists warn that grocery prices could stay higher for longer, geo, not something we want to hear, and alexis what other factors are playing a role here and keeping food prices so high? there are a number of factors, of course, the ongoing war

alexis, thanks.sident biden is calling on federal agencies to step up their security measures in the wake of the massive classified documents leak. the action comes one day after the president down played the leak's significance. jacqui heinrich is traveling with the president in county mayo ireland, tonight. >> ahead of his final event on four-day tour of ireland. >> everything between ireland and america runs deep. >> made first and only comment on the arrest of 21-year-old jack teixeira now facing the same violations under indianapog addresses from all declared 2024 presidential candidates. the meeting comes following two recent mass shootings. many republican presidential hopefuls are in attendance there. correspondent garrett tenney is at the gathering in indianapolis tonight. good evening, garrett this year's nala gathering gave us a look like issue of gun control was front and center today in the wake of mass shootings in louisville and nashville. former president donald trump argued democrats

abc's alexis christoforous is here to explain it all. alexis, good morning. >> good morning, janai.nds backwards, i know, but looking to lock in a mortgage or refinance your existing loan new federal rules may impact how much you pay. so beginning tomorrow, people with higher credit scores may pay more in upfront mortgage fees while those with lower credit scores will pay less. this only applies to mortgages backed by fannie mae and freddie mac, which means they will impact about half of all mortgage borrowers. it's part of the federal government's efforts to make home ownership more affordable for those limited by wealth or income. an example, a buyer with a good credit score, 750, who puts 25% down on a $400,000 home would pay $1125 in fees compared to $750 under the previous rules. in that same example, a buyer with a credit score of 650 will now pay $4500 in mortgage fees, or nearly half what they would have owed before the rule change. critics say the new rules penalize people with good credit, using them to subsidize loans of riskier borrowers. even with the changes, overall m

jacare alexis ktvu fox two news. alright speaking of baseball and giants had an interesting rain delay when it really didn't rain out there on the road, and then he's also played. i know coming up in sports wrap. they have those highlights and much more. they have a lot coming up with that. joe and jason. it's all coming up next. so stay tuned. a full half hour of sports wrap is next. thanks for j warriors come up short in game one. but there's plenty of reason for optimism of were whole with him out there. but wh

we have spoken to his mother latonya and sister alexis whose sweet 16 it was.im fatally injured. he wasn't breathing too much because he had already lost a lot of blood. so it was...they said that it was his body lying on the ground. they said it was his body lying on the ground. my mum started crying and that is when i ran in there and grabbed him. i was holding him in my arm. police investigating the attack at this dance studio have given no details about suspects or a possible motive. latonya and alexis say they don't know what happened either. everybodyjust rushed out. you don't know if it was more than one person but you think it was? i think it had to be more than one person. tell us about phil. it is like a piece of my heart has been ripped out. i know he loved us. he know i loved him. he was supposed to graduate next may. instead of going to graduation, i will be going to the cemetery to see my son. phil's mother says more must be done to tackle gun violence, to stop tragedies like this. a young man dying at his own sister's birthday. jessica parker, bb

on saturday she was chaperoning her daughter alexis' sweet 16 birthday party at a small dance studiowas a disaster. they were crying. just hollering. >> reporter: in the aftermath, her 18-year-old son phil dowdell was on the ground in a pool of blood. the high school senior was set to graduate next month, a star under the friday night lights, dowdell was headed to play football on saturdays for jacksonville state. but this saturday night, number 7 became another number, the latest victim of a mass shooting with his little sister and mother by his side. >> he was trying to say something, but by the time he couldn't say anything, he stopped breathing. >> reporter: another senior shaunkivia smith was also killed, along with 19-year-old marshia collins, and 23-year-old corbin holston who reports say did not attend the party, but went to check on a younger family member. the community came together at a vigil last night. daquan doss knew phil dowdell since kindergarten. >> i was standing beside him. i think he went right into it. i went the opposite way. i wish i could've pulled him my wa

alexis worked for the giants at candlestick and then oracle park. now they live in carmel but they come back to the bay for opening day. it is a tradition. if you pay attention to the tile, it says "which the giants many happy years and man wins over the dodgers." so we talked about what analysts say about the season for the giants they don't have us up there with the padres are the dodgers but listen to alexis and michael's prospective. >> it is a long season. it i now until early october. that i what makes it fun. the dog day of summer they call it. it is just a long season. you have your ups and downs during the season. kind of like your ups and downs in life. >> during the world series years, they were betting agains the giants then. >>> ÷ la what they said there. they said during the world series, they also bets against us. >>> let's talk about what is happening today. i do love tha prospective. i think giants fan will keep a positive. look at the wet weather out there. the groundskeepers are doing their best to preserve the field to the home o

alexis worked with the giants at candlestick and it oracle park. now they live in carmel. they come back to the bay for opening day. it is a tradition. they have had this for years. i wish the giants many happy years and man wins over the dodgers. >> listen to alexis and michael's perspective. >> it is a long season. now until early october. that is what makes it fun. the dog day of summer. it is just a long season. you have your ups and downs come just like ups and downs in life. >> i like what he said. ups and downs. it is a long season. and during the world series years, they cut the giants out too. >> i love october baseball. i think it is a marathon. baseball is a very long season. you can't put too much into how it starts with injuries and things like that. but i think with a 3-3 record to start the season, it is not a bad start. we were very concerned about th at-bats and the lineup. they looked good against the white sox. they will talk more about that coming up. >> we talked about the home runs. i think people that did watch the games the last week o so will be ex

alexis says her older brother philstavious escaped, but ran back inside to save her. >> he grabbed mend tried to push me out of the building. >> reporter: four people were killed, police say, and 32 others injured. among the two victims, 18-year-old phils. his final moments now seared into the memories of his sister and mom forever. >> he was like always thought of other people. he was -- i know -- lost a lot of blood. got down on her knees. >> i just told him that, you know, he strong and that i loved him. >> reporter: the star wide receiver was set to graduate next month, then headed to jacksonville state to play football. >> my heart is crushed. >> reporter: the tiny tight knit dadeville community now grieving the loss, including 23-year-old corbin halston, 19-year-old isaiah collins, and 17-year-old shawnkevius smith. police are still not name anything suspects or a motive. tonight a desperate plea for answers from a community in mourning. >> just want to know why. >> reporter: priscilla thompson, nbc news, dadeville, alabama. >>> and still ahead tonight, damar hamlin's comeback.

we have spoken to his mother latonya and sister alexis whose sweet 16 it was. him fatally injured. he wasn't breathing too much because he had already lost a lot of blood. so it was... they said that it was his body lying on the ground. my mum started crying and that is when i ran in there and grabbed him. i was holding him in my arm. police investigating the attack at this dance studio have given no details about suspects or a possible motive. latonya and alexis say they don't know what happened either. everybodyjust rushed out. you don't know if it was more than one person but you think it was? i think it had to be more than one person. tell us about phil. it is like a piece of my heart has been ripped out. i know he loved us. he know i loved him. he was supposed to graduate next may. instead of going to graduation, i will be going to the cemetery to see my son. phil's mother says more must be done to tackle gun violence, to stop tragedies like this. a young man dying at his own sister's birthday. jessica parker, bbc news, dadeville, alabama. the trainer of a

we are all over it with alexis mcadams in boston on what we are now learning.

>> neil: thank you, alexis.as tomlinson in washington, on what the fbi affidavit is trying to get to the bottom of because there is a lot of open-ended question here. >> that's right, neil, former defense i get a mark esper told you the pentagon has a problem with how it handles the nation's most sensitive secrets and who has access to them. >> you are the so-called i.t. specialists, those types of things, you need to be able to have that clearance, but that doesn't mean you should be granted access to the information. particularly finished products coming out of the joint staff, the cia, to me, that is a fundamental issue. >> president biden tacitly admitting there is a problem in a statement, "i have directed our military and intelligence community to take steps to further secure and limit distribution to sensitive information." current and former members of the u.s. military have long been concerned with how many people have access to the military's most secure server, known as the joint worldwide intelligenc

alexi mccammond, thank you, as always, for waking up with us. right now >>> hear me now, for soon i will leave you and join my father in heaven. >> we cannot lose you, jesus we will protect you. >> we will never leave you. >> one of you will betray me. >> no, not i. >> what? >> it is foretold. though i have committed no crime, i will be arrested, tried, and found guilty. >> sound familiar? thank you so much. a famous, wonderful man arrested for no reason at all if you haven't put it together, folks, i'm comparing myself to jesus again. and what better time than on his birthday, easter >> wow, wow. >> oh, my lord. >> that's too close to reality, actually

alexis mcgill johnson of planned parenthood, thank yo so much for your time. coming up rhonda scent is wrap up a particularly bad week something carefull orchestrated by the trum campaign plus leading from michigan, ho the woman running the grea lake state helped turn it into the antithesis of desantis's florida. and later, i will ask whit house counsel i've economi advisors member heather whic is why president biden decided now was the time for a executive order on child care. -- standing by with a look at the other big stories we are watching this hour at msnbc. jessica? thanks alicia, right now we ar following all of the developments out of sudan wher clashes between government forces and a parliamentary group are intensifying thi weekend after cease-fire negotiations collapsed earlier this week. so far one american has died the u.s. embassy has issued shelter in place order for all u.s. citizens in sudan nbc's megan fitzgerald is in london with the latest >> good to be with, you what w know is that the pentagon ha deployed troops to the u.s military base i

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. shocking.ting out of hand and society these days and i don't think anybody is immune to it, no matter where we live. now at five. a troubling phenomenon continues to grow. there has been another deadly attack on a bay area freeway. a pickup truck driver shot on 5 80 before ending up on an oakland street. good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes alex savage crime reporter henry lee is joining us now live with the latest on the investigation into this most recent freeway shooting, henry so far, the csp doesn't have much to go on. they no shots were fired on 5 80 ended. the victim ended up dead on oakland city streets in this latest incident. surveillance video from a gas station shows a toyota tacoma rear, end wednesdy night victim in the pickup died after coming under fire and crashing into a pole near lake park and lakeshore avenue just before midnight. the driver died at the scene. the chp is now investigating yet another deadly attack on a bay area freeways street taped off and then seeing t

so good to see you, alexis. hi friend. thank you for having me. so tell me how you are viewing all that has happened this week from the texas judge's decision to now, sam alito just judge justice sam alito saying hitting pause for now. i mean, honestly, from judge his american, texas to justice alito and the supreme court. you know, it's clear, right? we should never be in a position where judges or justices are deciding the fate of medicine. the fda has the directive to determine what is safe and effective and the fact that we are even here. the fact that you know there are patients who you know, are concerned about what will be available for them to get the health care that they need is just quite outrageous. as the president said, well, sometimes it takes a long time before this room court even acknowledges that they're taking on a case. does this give you any worry or concern that justice alito so quickly was able to say we are considering the case? give us at least until wednesday. does that in any way for shadow anything to you? no i mean, i

for us to, particularly because alexi has never experienced anything, right. who's in the gorky, he's now in a punishment. so. oh, well the rent's your last state you're a bunch from so doing gloucester, 2 days he lost 8, kill still ahead on the al jazeera news hour of the sports heroic effort from this baseball player, the girl to find out what happens with with with with whole oh, i don't thank you very much. during while english family has band club from allowing gambling firms to sponsor the front of the much day jerseys sponsorship from betting companies that will finish at the end of the $22526.00 season. currently, there are a to e p l teams that have gambling companies. the space on the front of part of their shirts. the value of these deals is estimated to be $75000000.00 per year. while the spot, the ruin gambling sponsors will be allowed on shirt sleeves and also on l. e. d. screens. what we've been speaking to daily express chief a sports writer mil squires who explained to us at why the primitive has made this move. they come for it because in a s

but marina and lady slaver alexi gave up find themselves facing a cool choice when watson was him. we don't want to meet the russians at competitions when they call what? if they go, we won't go, we don't want to meet them and we cannot meet them was. and in general, all the federations, whether ukrainian or international should do everything they can to not let them participate. or what the fisher proved that was b b. after russia's invasion, ukraine has threatened to boycott the games if russian athletes are allowed to participate. but the international olympic committee has said that russian athletes should be allowed to compete as neutrals. and i'm with the main purpose of the didn't pick games is piece, what piece can they be with russia? it's your own. if the ios he allows russia to take part in the olympic games, then these games are not about piece anymore on them. and what would be the message behind? it was even under a neutral flag or they were under the neutral flag at the last olympic games and it didn't change anything. they started, a war will reach over when we put

early on alexis mcallister put david tejeda's reflexes to the test.ted were buoyed by the return of bruno fernandes. sanchez needed to be sharp. but it was brighton with all the running. they came out in the second half, all guns blazing. as the game opened up for them, tejeda had to yet again be on his toes. tired legs and heads now faced extra time. chances came and went. in this slugfest neither could inflict the final blow. even all penalties was scored, until solly march stepped up. he has enjoyed a brilliant season but football can be cruel. and that proved decisive. lindelof ensured united won the spot kick lottery while brighton could only rue what might have been. after an abject performance in europe, this was the perfect way to bounce back. it was by no means vintage but now united will attempt to stop their noisy neighbours from completing the treble in the first manchester derby in an fa cup final. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. it was teased as having the potential to be a closely fought top four battle, but in reality, it was over af

it's alexis of omni, already serving a 9 year sentence. he could soon be facing far more new charges accuse him of extremism. a crowd gathered outside the small courtroom inside via video link from his penal colony, a visibly gaunt and aged, no volley for the last 2 years. repeatedly in solitary confinement since august, he spent 4 months in the isolation cell, allegedly for violating prison rules. can you hear me? he asks. oh, those crazy. i'm not used to so many people any more after the long solitary confinement. except for the god and it's the anyone, shit. and of course here the head of the guard team. he films, every step i take with his body cameras. 1400 kilometers, further east lies your cutter, inboard in the ural mountains. the trial begins of a man who for years was this city is popular and outspoken. mayer on his youtube channel, you have gainey roseman, denounced the invasion of ukraine, calling it a war, though in russia it can only be referred to as a special military operation. he now faces, years in prison is izzy. i do f

alexis, doctors from different regions in the territory receive appointments.pital operates laundries, showers in the private sector , while water is not available everywhere. well, for people who cannot leave their homes in the village of age or health, the sisters of mercy come themselves, they bring food. they tend to repair wounds. my sympathy helps a lot very decent honest noble people, angels, god's people, god's people, that’s why i’m very grateful that they didn’t forget, didn’t leave us alexei ivanov valentin stukanov alexander napalkov natalya sidorova channel one, mariupol the process that the whole world is watching donald trump will stand trial in new york today, he has already arrived in the city there too flock and his supporters around the courthouse in advance put up metal fences. now reinforced police squads are on duty there, as cnn reported, the authorities rejected the request not to be able to broadcast the meeting live, but in the morning it became. it is known that the district attorney reclassified all counts of the charges as criminal,