arkansas made its choice. previous to that based on the trigger law and other states made different decisions, this is fundamental, as the court says in our democracy, ultimately the people decide their elected representatives. >> for 13-year-old in arkansas raped by a relative, that 13-year-old cannot get an abortion in arkansas. are you comfortable with that? >> i'm not. i would prefer a different outcome than that, but that's not the debate today in arkansas. it might be in the future, but for now, the law triggered with only one exception. you can debate whether or not there ought to be different exceptions, every state makes a different determination on that in our constitution and this will continue to be discussed, but at this particular point, the only exception in arkansas is to save the life of the mother. >> a few other questions people in arkansas have about sort of now what. emergency contraception, the so-called plan "b" pill, is it illegal for someone in arkansas to take or not now? >> first of

i want to little rock, arkansas, this conversation is not just happening here arkansas but across thery. melissa on the ground for us as well. in little rock i know you have planned parenthood clinics they're having to cancel appointments because of the laws in place now? >> that is right, just minutes after the ruling came down, and it was signed into arkansas -- certified by the attorney general. as you mentioned, all abortions here are bands. the only exception is a medical emergency that threatens the life of the mother. so, planned parenthood had to cancel over 100 appointments for friday, so people were in the car on the way to the clinic, traveling from texas or mississippi. the governor of arkansas, governor asa hutchins, responded to those exceptions. because the reality right, now yasmin, in arkansas, a 13-year-old was raped by her relative. impregnated. and he will not to carry that to charm. if they stay in the state of arkansas. and asa hutchinson, the governor, said i'm not comfortable fat. i wish there was a different outcome. but it is not a debate in arkansas right no

contraceptives are still legal in arkansas.owever telemedicine for the purposes of providing an abortion, providing pills to conduct a medical abortion is not allowed under the law. we will not allow women to have a telemedicine with a doctor in another state to receive prescriptions again, take medicine in order to carry out an abortion. however, the plan b, my understanding is a contraceptive and contraceptives are allowed under arkansas law. neil: so these medication abortion pills which have been approved by the fda for up to 10 weeks of the pregnancy, that you would not allow but how would you police them? how would you catch them? >> well, again, neil, this is going to be through our health department. if they are considered, doctors are prescribing these medicines, we do have a medical board, we do have a state head department which our governor sent a memo out to on friday immediately upon my signature of that certification outlawing abortion in arkansas, immediately our governor took action. i acted within hours of the

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could things get any better for arkansas? rep.ill: arkansas consumers, tom -- good morning -- are really hurting from high gas prices. we are a rural state, and when i was in prominent business before i came to congress i have many employees that drove almost an hour every day to work. so, gas prices are really hurting our families. they woke up monday morning in little rock to crossing the five dollars mark on gas. so, inflation is the tough thing i hear about. i'm talking about both the small businesses and families. the second thing -- and this is the irony -- the second thing that is brought up is quality workforce. trying to fill these open jobs. tom: do you fill them by raising wages? what is the prescription? it is the oddest things, folks. all of the things we are reporting on, but yet the joy of a fully-employed arkansas. how do we solve this conundrum? rep. hill: i think arkansas is spending a lot of time -- and i have contributed in every way i can -- to better workforce preparation. better skill training for those comi

the arkansas river is built like arkansas but we pronounce it arkansan river as it goes out of colorado through kansas but i'm not sure what the okies called it. they call it arkansas. i thought they might. but i've enjoyed flyfishing in the headwaters of the arkansas river, the mayfly hatchery up there is incredible, but much of the riverbed is dry. >> my wife is from arkansas, and her grandfather told me the story of coming to colorado when he was a lawyer, railroad lawyer at some kind come come to colorado and having the arkansas river between his legs at the head water. he just couldn't believe it because by the time it got to arkansas obviously it was much, much wider than that. >> but, unfortunately, too much of kansas it is literally four wheeler trail ride for us. in 1935 after five after surveilling the aftermath of the worst dust storm of record in north america robert geiger was an associated press reporter from washington, d.c. he summed up the life in a region with three, quote from him, three little words achingly familiar on a western farmers tongue, rural life in the dec

by a relative, that 13 year old cannot get an abortion in arkansas.hat? >> i'm not. i would prefer a different outcome than that, but that is not the debate today in arkansas. >> naturally, i could not disagree more with governor hutchison. the state of arkansas and governor hutchinson governs over a state that has the third highest -- mortality new united states. evan 1% of the women who die are black women as well. this is a state that has 26% child poverty, forcing women to carry pregnancies against their will will kill them. it will kill them. >> the concerns are real. i need people to make makes sense, maybe give us a little hope. my friend tim miller is here. he's a writer for the bulwark. msnbc political analyst, and he is an author of the new book, why we did it. a travel log from a republican road to hell. katie benner is also with us. she's an msnbc contributor at the justice department reporter at the new york times. sean is also here. he is a former federal prosecutor. folks, tim, i'm going to start with you. you heard governor hutchison a

we have walmart, j be in northwest arkansas. more goods from this region than anywhere else in the world. we think the future of transportation and logistics will be critical to this region's success in the future as well as the country. ed: what will it take to get there? i know you, cyrus, as a venture capitalist. two people meet in the corridors of bristol museum and say we have a deal? is this fun or is is a real place business is being done? cyrus: we will definitely have a lot of fun. our last event we did in dallas we had about 30 companies present interiors that resulted in $500 billion from the people in the room. that was three years ago. a lot has changed around mobility and investment. the event has grown, the people that are here have ground, i think public desire for moving goods cleaner and safer and faster is only getting bigger we have a lot of tailwind behind us. ed: there is interesting stuff around us. we are at the local municipal airfield. there is a big shiny object behind us. what is that? steuart: that i

one of them is arkansas.ntains some distressing detail. it was exactly the ruling they had been dreading. but the expectation didn't make the court's decision any less devastating. abortion is murder! it's just been upheld. outside, they had to turn women away. this isn't a country that i ever thought i would know. i thought that this country would still care about people, would still care about women. inside, they had to come to terms with the fact that the care they provided here is now a criminal offence... i don't think there's a waiting period there, but it's about a five and a half hour drive. it's like having to turn women away, like, it sucks. jennifer thompson first came here as a patient. she says her abortion saved her life and the care she received here inspired her to train so she could do the same for others. i now have to tell them, i'm sorry but there's nothing i can do for you. i'm sorry that your boyfriend beats you every day and that he rapes you all the time but there is nothing i can do,

arkansas right now are paying $500 more per month 2021 simply because of inflation.s hurts the pocketbook of hard-working americans. and what we have heard so far is not sufficient. energy is a big driver in this. gas prices and that impacts our agriculture parade that impacts our production. every commodity really that is where this suppressant has failed us an effective policy that america produces and is independent. bret: governor hutchinson thank you for your time this morning. >> good to both you bret thank you. bret: next will bring up our sunday grip on the follow-up of the january 6 hearing. what's president trump summoned a mob, assembled the mob, and lit the flame of this attack. >> republican congressman liz cheney investigating january 6 that bluntly blaming former president trump. it is time now for sunday group national political correspondent, mara liasson per fox news contributor call roper fox news political analyst juan williams and jon kraushaar of the "washington journal". what is the fallout? >> the fall out it lays out a pretty clear case of tr

that is not the debate today and arkansas. for now the law triggered with only one exception. >> new york congresswoman is accusing several conservative justices of lying about their stances on roe v. wade during the confirmation hearings. she believes that should be grounds to believe them from the court. >>> today marked the third straight day the protesters gathered outside the supreme court even though the justices are not there. here in california with the democratic lawmakers are hoping to put an amendment on the november ballot protecting abortion rights. the governor is shielding abortion providers from liability connected to out- of-state abortion bans and he is teaming up with other governors for similar protections in all three of those states. >>> an eye-opening revelation. serving as video may show this is a case of self-defense. a 26-year-old shot and killed a 27 year old and wanted another passenger as the train was moving between the forest hill and castro stations. surveillance images show ball when attempting

arkansas right now are paying $500 more per month 2021 simply because of inflation.rts the pocketbook of hard-working americans. and what we have heard so far is not sufficient. energy is a big driver in this. gas prices and that impacts our agriculture parade that impacts our production. every commodity really that is where this suppressant has failed us an effective policy that america produces and is independent. bret: governor hutchinson thank you for your time this morning. >> good to both you bret thank you. bret: next will bring up our sunday grip on the follow-up of the january 6 hearing. with more to come. ...who? anyone who isn't shopping at america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. book an exam today. trading isn't just a hobby. it's your future. so you don't lose sight of the big picture, even when you're focused on what's happening right now. and thinkorswim® is right there with you. to help you become a smarter investor. with an innovative trading platform full of customizable tools. dedicated trade desk pros and a passionat

one of them is arkansas.t from an abortion clinic in the state capital of little rock, a warnin her report contains distressing details. >> it was exactly the ruling they had been dreading. when the decision was delivered it extinguished the final flickers of hope. outside they had to turn women away. >> abortion is murder. it has just been upheld. >> inside they had to do with the realization that the care they provided here is now a criminal offense. >> i do not think there is a waiting period there. it is a five and a half hour drive. >> and tell people they can deliver help. >> having to turn women away, it sucks. >> jennifer thompson first came here as a patient, she says her abortion saved her life in the care she received here inspired her to train so she could do the same for others. >> at the tell tm i am sorry, there is nothing i can do or you. i'm sorry your boyfriend beats you every day he rapes you all the time. you will have to find somewhere else to go. i can give them information,. but it is h

arkansas' minimum age to purchase is currently at 18. there are no red flag laws.t on capitol hill, governor? >> governor hutchinson: well, i applaud the senators for trying to look at this from a bipartisan way and find out is there a narrow path that we can better prote our children. it's a discussion that we lutely need to have and i applaud them for doing it. as you know, i joined a letter from the national governors association to create a bipaisan review by governors and part of it is to evaluate what's going to be coming out of the senate, making comments because the governors are going to be the one to implement mental health policy and strengthening that, it's going to be responsible for school safety, so i hope that there is some things that can come out of this. when you look at the age of 21 or 18, there's constitutional issues there, but that has to be part of this discussion, but it's difficult, but it's going to be a narrow path but it's a conversation that is important and governors are willing to engage in that and particularly look at what comes o

. >> and the arkansas attorney general got emotional while certifying a law banning abortions in thete. >> i can't wait for other women across arkansas to have that same joy of seeing their child's face that maybe they would not have seen had it not been for today's decision. >> now, for more analysis on this, i'm going to turn to thomas gift, the director of the center on u.s. politics at university college london. and he joins us from harrisburg, pennsylvania. thank you. this is a huge win for republicans who have worked for decades on this. meanwhile, democrats, they control the white house, the senate, the house of representatives and yet appeared powerless to stop this precedent shattering supreme court decision. what are your predictions on the impact that this could have on the u.s. political landscape? >> well, ivan, great to be with you. thanks so much for having me. abortion is clearly going to galvanize the bases of both parties. i think the likeliest scenario is increased mobilization among progressives and conservatives actually cancels out. if you are trying to predict

tennessee, texas, oklahoma, arkansas, mississippi. we are seeing those folks already coming to us p. >> one state legislator wants anyone helping a woman cross state lines for abortion to be prosecuted. >> i am interested in protecting the life of all children not just in the state of missouri but across the country. >>> and a house ifddivided. >> how intense have your arguments been over this issue? >> well, there's been some words. some words you can't say. >> inside the debate between a mother and daughter. >> announcer: "nightline" will be right back. i'm gonna earn 3% on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. that's a lot of cash back. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin with breaking news out of san antonio, texas. a horrifying discovery. 46 people found dead in the back of an abandoned 18-wheeler. in sweltering heat

ofwe pronounce at arkansas. they call at arkansas. i enjoy flyfishing in the headwaters of the river and the hatchery up there is incredible. much of the riverbed is dry. >> my wife is from arkansas and her grandfather told me the story of coming tof colorado whn he was a real road lawyer of some kind coming to colorado and having the arkansas river between his legs at the headwaters couldn't believe it. in arkansas was much wider than that. >> much of kansas is literally a trail ride for us. in 1935 after surveying the dust storm ever ported north america robert geiger was associated press reporter from washington d.c. or he summed up the life in our region with that quote from him three little words vaguely familiar on the western farmers tongue. this is not new but it certainly exacerbates even today these livelihoods on the high plane especially in her home state of kansas and colorado. just last month the national oceanic and atmospheric administration deemed april the driest month on record in the last 100 years. currently over

the gentleman from arkansas. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas rise? >> i rise in opposition to the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> madam speaker, this amendment would actually make the bill worse by authorizing nonprofit organizations to receive funding under title 1. mr. westerman: this amendment is in direct contravention to the intent of the legislation to empower states and tribes in species conservation the current bill directs funds provided under this program to state and tribal fish and wildlife departments or to regional associations of fish and wildlife departments. the amendment would allow activist environmental groups, many of whom are serial litigants against the kinds of projects this bill aims to support to receive funding under title 1, decreasing money available for state fish and game departments. radical special interest groups have weaponized the endanger -- endangered species act by suing the u.s. fish and wildlife service. this sue and settle process overwhelms regulatory agen

sophie long, bbc news, little rock, arkansas.e speak now to president of the national right to life committee in georgia whojoins us national right to life committee in georgia who joins us live from atlanta, georgia. welcome to the programme. now the court has overturned this landmark ruling of roe v wade, are you hoping that a national law outlawing abortion could be passed by congress if republicans take control in november? think of the way our government to set up, it's not going to happen any time soon, quite frankly —— the way our government is set up. we still need 60 votes on this senate to overcome a filibuster and then you have the house of representatives that has to pass it and you have to have a president who will sign the bill so as long asjoe joe biden is in the office he is certainly not going to do that so national bill along those lines is a far way. we are speaking to us from georgia, where i believe the government is proposing that abortion should be banned after 15 weeks and perhaps up to 20 weeks. what woul

minute the overturn happened the law triggered abortion ban so you see that in 13 states, one is arkansas where already as many as 100 procedures or appointments have already been canceled. and it's not just those 13. i want to tell you about west virginia, because it's not one of those trigger states. it is a state where it's already very difficult to get an abortion, only one health center in the state that actually provides that service, and they've stopped the procedure after the ruling today and, well, why you may ask? i'll tell you, the women's health center of west virginia posted the reason on facebook. they say, due to a law in west virginia criminal code from 1882 that penalizes provider and patient with a sentence up to 18 years, forced to stop providing abortion care immediately until further notice. so we're back to ya1882 in the state of west virginia. several other states such as south carolina expected to act next. today's decision was literally almost word for word what we saw in that explosive draft opinion leaked last month. people had hoped perhaps there would be chang

those in arkansas, kentucky, louisiana, missouri, oklahoma, alabama, and south dakota banned abortionnounced. within days, utah, wyoming, and mississippi will join them. idaho, tennessee, north dakota have laws that ban abortion after 30 days of the decision. texas is expected to ban abortion sometime after that. and then, there are 12 other

let's start with our live democrats robert in arkansas. in arcadia, hello, good morning. >> good morning. i do not think trump should run for sure. because, trump wanted to be a dictator, he loves all these dictators and praises them. he talks about them and himself. the people that are supporting him are mostly wealthy people or very poor people. eligible going to be her are going to be their families, their children and grandchildren, if they want donald trump they can get, it be careful what you wish for. >> as far as the current president, joe biden, should he make another run for office as well? >> i am not sure about him. jojo at the center allows him to do. things the biden tried to do in order to help ordinary people is being blocked. like i said, be careful what you wish for. >> you said you are not sure as far as a reelection effort. why is, that specifically? >> there is so much hating going on for the democratic party. that is all i can tell you. i do not know. every time the democrats get in power they do things to help people

sophie long, bbc news, little rock, arkansas. 0ur north america editor sarah smithjoins us now.t happens now? well, already several states have enacted immediate bans on abortion, and more will follow in the days and weeks to come. you heard president biden saying he thinks this is a sad day for america. even though he and the democrats control the white house and both houses of congress, there is nothing they can do about the supreme court ruling. and the democrats don't have enough votes in the senate to be able to pass a new law that would guarantee abortion rights. so, for now, president biden says what he can do is try to make sure that women who want abortions but live in states that have banned the procedure are able to travel to other places where the termination can still be performed, places like new york state, which now says it is a safe haven for women seeking the procedure. this really radical decision that has come from this very conservative supreme court is not necessarily going to stop here. we heard one of thejustices today making it clear that he thinks that

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, idaho, mississippi, north dakota, oklahoma and south dakota and without exceptions for rape in arkansas, kentucky, louisiana, missouri, north dakota, south dakota, tennessee and telkz and without exceptions for incest in arkansas, kentucky, louisiana, mississippi, missouri, north dakota, south dakota, tennessee, and texas. if not at this moment, will be soon enough. brie jackson is a reporter for our station nbc 4 washington she is outside the supreme court where i understand there are people on both sides making their views heard. >> yeah, and this is something we have been seeing the past couple of weeks as people waited for these cases to come down but one thing that was clear today was that both sides were out there. but there was once that ruling came down a cheer coming from those who have been waiting for this day for roe v. wade to be overturned and then news from those who have really feared this day what we notice now is that ever since that ruling has come down, the voices of those who are against abortion are louder. it seems like they are cheering, their voices are much lou

here's cnbc's perry russom >> i am proud to announce as chief legal officer for the state of arkansas that the united states supreme court has in fact overruled roe v. wade. >> arkansas's attorney general leslie rutledge fighting back tears announcing she's certifying the state's abortion law. her signature making abortions illegal in arkansas with the only exception to save the mother's life. >> none of us thought today would come in our lifetimes. >> a historic morning leading to a day of action in parts of the south and midwest. >> today is a momentous day. >> minutes after the supreme court's decision, missouri's attorney general making the state to first in the country to effectively ban abortions. >> today is also a somber day. we remember the more than 60 million innocent lives lost in the wake of roe v. wade. >> the high court's decision putting trirg trigger laws in motion in states including oklahoma >> the most life-saving decision in our nation. >> and louisiana >> if we don't respect the life of the defenseless unborn, how do we expect to respect the life of others who ar

this year teams are breaking big records at rocco's pizza and cantina, here's what arkansas just did.0 they purchased a thousand jello shots and the ole miss guys came in, a guy buying a hundred at a time for ole miss. it's just insane. i've created a monster here. >> laura: and a big hangover. at last total arkansas fans bought 7,399 jello shots and ole miss fans bought 5,927 totalling nearly $60,000 worth of jello shots. is that right? rock os just announced it will give back and donate a portion of that to two food pantries in arkansas and mississippi. that's good stuff. that's it for us tonight. finally get your usa freedom matters here at lauraingraham.com. all proceeds go to the honor flight network, great cause for our vets, go to lauraingraham.com. you'll love the gear there. all right. it is gutfeld. he's up next. ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: that is a lie. i do not need a foot ruvenlt all right, happy wednesday everyone. it's the day the cat from the hang in there poster usually lets go. people. that's funny. you know why you like this show, buys my

one of them is arkansas.e capital, little rock, just a warning her report contains some distressing detail. it was exactly the ruling they'd been dreading. when the decision was delivered, it extinguished their final flickers of hope. 0utside, they had to turn women away. abortion is murder. it's just been upheld. inside, they had to deal with the realisation that the care they provided here is now a criminal offence... i don't think there's a waiting period there, but it is about a five—and—a—half— hour drive. ..and tell people they can no longer help. i'd say it's like having to turn women away, like... it sucks. jennifer thompson first came here as a patient. she says her abortion saved her life, and the care she received here inspired her to train so she could do the same for others. and now i have to tell them, i'm sorry, but there's nothing i can do for you. i'm sorry that your boyfriend beats you every day and that he rapes you all the time. there's nothing i can do. you're going to have to find somewh

wade has been overturned by the supreme court, one of them is arkansas.orting from an abortion clinic in the state capital, little rock. her report contains some distressing details. >> it was the ruling they have been dreading. the decision extinguished their final flickers of hope. outside they had to turn women aw. >> abortion is murder. it has just en upheld. inside they had to deal with the realization that the care they provide here is now eight criminal offense. they tell people they can no longer help. >> having to turn women away sucks. >> jennifer thompson first came here as a patient. she says her abortion saved her life and that care she received here inspired her. >> i have to tell her, i'm sorry, there is nothing i can do for you. i am sorry your boyfriend beat you every day and raped you, but you have to find somewhere else to go. this place saved my life literally and be able to not provide anyone else with that is heartbreaking for me. >> for more than 12 years dr. willie parker has traveled here from another state because the restrictive

it is spelled like arkansas but we pronounce it is arkansas as it goes out of com through kansas. i'm not sure what the yoke sis call it. they call it arkansas but piven joel embiid fly fish being in the heads waters there the may fly hatchery is incredible but were of the riverbed is dry. >> my wife is from arc and her grand tpartd told me a story of coming to colorado when he was a lawyer, railroad lawyer and coming tocom and having the arc river between his legs at the head water and couldn't believe it because the time it got it arc it was were wider than that. >> unfortunately too much of kansas it is literally four wheeler trail ride for us. in it 1935 of the the worst dust storm ever in north america robert giganticer was an of a report from washington, d.c. and summed it up with three little words familiar. rural life in the dust ball if it rain stphras. this is not knew but it exacerbated. even today the three words dictate lively lose on the high plains in our home state of kansas and colorado. last morocco the. deemed april 1 of the driest months in the last 100 years o

the college world series, taking on arkansas. fifth inning, tied at one.meone a good pitch on his birthday. that's chris lanzilli. he gets all of it. razorbacks get the need. they never look back. cayden wallace, just one of those days for the cardinal. arkansas rolls 17-2. plenty of good news, though. stanford is still alive and well. that's face auburn in an elimination game on monday. >>> to golf we go. round 3 of the u.s. open at brookline country club. shot of the day, here's masters champion scottie scheffler on number 8. tough approach for some, not for scottie. how about that for the eagle. four over at the back nine has him at three back of the lead for sunday. will zalatoris, nice touch, sinks this putt for the birdie to finish 3 under on the now 4 under, shares the lead going into sunday. who will join him in the final group? it will be matthew fitzpatrick. the approach on 15 even closer, he would tap it in for birdie. he shares that lead at 4 under. defending champion jon rahm had a one-stroke run on 18. runs into trouble in the bunker. he woul

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few exceptions in at least five of them following today's ruling including missouri, oklahoma, and arkansas, where through tears the attorney general signed the certification late today. >> restoring to the state of arkansas the authority to prohibit abortion >> reporter: in wisconsin, planned parenthood immediately stopped abortions following today's ruling the medical director had to break the news to patients already in the waiting room. >> today i had to look people in the eye and turn them away when they were seeking abortion >> reporter: across the country, emotional reaction on both sides. >> my first reaction was rage >> this is an amazing victory. >> reporter: while some lawmakers celebrate the decision. >> this is a profound change in the law in our country, and it will save millions of lives of unborn children. >> reporter: others -- >> my wife is in tears. my kids are incredibly distraught my sister says i thought the courts were there to protect our freedoms, not roll them back. >> reporter: back in mississippi, today's ruling is a victory for terry herring. >> my eyes just fil

how about voters in arkansas knew that when they voted for their republican governor? it's everywhere. apart from governor ron desantis in florida very few republican office holders are pushing back in any way against anything joe biden is doing. in fact, they're abetting what he's doing. effectively they're coming to joe biden's rescue. why are they doing this? why do you think they're doing it? because fundamentally, they're on joe biden's side. whatever stylistic differences republicans in washington may have with democrats, and there are some, in the end, mitch mcconnell has far more in common with chuck schumer than he does with your average republican voters. mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer are united in their fear of popular in their gut level loathing of the american public. and they're not alone. what washington fears most is democracy, that is letting voters have what they want. that's not a lie. republicans and democrats have formed a uni party specifically toll prevent this. you see it most clearly in the gun legislation that's in the senate right now. so

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new at in arkansas. couple pleading for help finding their 8 month-old chihuahua. riley. the dog was taken from their car during a smash-and-grab in san francisco last month. yeah. this happened in a public parking lot near kearney and bay streets on may 24th. >> but the couple still hasn't received any information on who took riley or where she could be. kron four's. taylor sackey shares their story. >> and they got back. they noticed that the windows bust and that she was gone. amanda chapman and her wife, rebecca, were visiting san francisco to celebrate him and his 21st birthday last month when their trip took a drastic turn on may 24th. >> thieves broke into their van parked near kearney and bay streets and stole her 8 month-old riley. >> my heart stopped. >> i >> immediate panic. so the ground. amanda says they called police immediately canceled all their plans to spend the rest of their time in the city. looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here. >> and then realize

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looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter patch of hair on your chest. >> she says the suspects also made off with some of their luggage and electronics. they could have taken every single item. >> that we had every belonging that we had out of that and and if we still had her, it would be perfectly fine with us. honestly, we just want her home safe. we don't care about any of the other stuff. we are offering a cash reward for information leading to her return no questions asked what so ever since becoming a victim of the smash-and-grab. rebecca says they quickly learned how common these sort of crimes are in the city. angering almost because >> there's no information about it. >> and then >> you come an app and see you and everybody's like, oh, yeah. that's a normal thing here. >> she hopes the city will warn future visitors to prevent more unsuspecting t

. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we'll talk with arkansas governor asa hutchinson about the chances of a bipartisan deal on gun control. >>> breaking overnight now, president biden says the u.s. will send high-tech medium-range missile systems to ukraine to help the country defend itself against russia. in an opinion piece in "the new york times," mr. biden said, quote, i've decided that we will provide ukrainians with more advanced rocket systems and munitions that will enable them to more precisely strike key targets on the battlefield in ukraine. mr. biden also said the u.s. is not encouraging or enabling ukraine to strike beyond its borders into russia. ukraine has been pleading for advanced weapons systems to help battle russian forces from advancing in the donbas region. >>> in the u.s., gas prices climbed once again. overnight gas prices jumped to a new record high 67 athis gas station in dow8 a gallon. natalie brand reports on white house efforts to address inflation frustrations. >> reporter: from the gas pump -- >> really ridiculous. >> reporter: -- to the airport, summer tra