wade was a 7-2 opinion written by justice blackman. five of the sevenes justices ta were republican appointed. prescott bush who was treasurer of planned parenthood, the fact of george bush i. when you think about where the supreme court is today it means that roe is vulnerable, and it's vulnerable by y a deaths by a thousand strikes. these laws which you have mention side a proliferation as an attempt to do away with abortion rights and it's a euphemistic football for political w gerrymandering with regard to abortion rights. what wipa does is it protects all people across the country regardless of their race, regardless of their socioeconomic status, regardless of theirfu zip code and being ae to receive fundamental health careth which this is, and i wan to make one other point, which is that the world health organization has long established that an abortion is as safe as a penicillin shot. sopu we should really begin the. what is the purpose of this legislating when we know that these are safe procedure, should not be denied actos

bureaucratic for now they rely on family, friends and complete strangers. steadfast and al jazeera blackman's that ah, i'm kimbell and joe hall with the headlines on al jazeera. haiti has a new prime minister after 2 weeks uncertainty following the assassination of its president. arielle only is a 71 year old neurosurgeon and public official. he's calling for unity. this promising to build consensus, he replaces inter and prime minister told joseph who took charge off the president juvenile luis, was killed inside his home. and he galico monitoring developments from miami. now what we have as a prime minister, who's already put his cabinet together with one real goal in mind and not a to take a tea to new elections. remember, i haven't been elections in a t since 2017. that's when you have now. maurice was elected the elections in 2019 was so problematic that they basically fell to pieces. so this is certainly from the international communities point of view, the necessary next step for this impoverished nation. ordinary haitians have been extremely scared over the past couple of weeks, not k

first, josh blackman, josh is an associate professor of law at south texas college of law in houston. he specializes in constitutional law, the supreme court, and the intersection of law and technology. after graduating from george mason law school, he clicked for kim gibson in the western district of pennsylvania, and then danny boggs. in addition to being a regular contributor, he is an adjunct scholar at the cato institute and founder of the harlan institute. he is the author of three books, an introduction to constitutional law, and two books about obamacare. you will have to tell us where -- whether there is a third book. to my left, gregory garre, global chair of the supreme court and appellate process. a graduate of george washington university law school, she -- on the third circuit and william rehnquist. he served as a 44 solicitor general of the united states from 2008 to 2009. prior to that, she served as assistant to solicitor general. the only person who held all three positions. he has argued 45 cases in front of the supreme court on a wide array of issues and has also s

first, josh blackman, josh is an associate professor of law at south texas college of law in houston. he specializes in constitutional law, the supreme court, and the intersection of law and technology. after graduating from george mason law school, he clicked for kim gibson in the western district of pennsylvania, and then danny boggs. in addition to being a regular contributor, he is an adjunct scholar at the cato institute and founder of the harlan institute. he is the author of three books, an introduction to constitutional law, and two books about obamacare. you will have to tell us where -- whether there is a third book. to my left, gregory garre, global chair of the supreme court and appellate process. a graduate of george washington university law school, she -- on the third circuit and william rehnquist. he served as a 44 solicitor general of the united states from 2008 to 2009. prior to that, she served as assistant to solicitor general. the only person who held all three positions. he has argued 45 cases in front of the supreme court on a wide array of issues and has also s

bureaucratic, so for now they rely on family friends and complete strangers that fast and al jazeera blackman's, the belgium has held a minute of silence to mourn. 31 people killed influence in the countries east. the doesn't, sir. still missing. the belgian king and queen joined the prime minister in vivia. one of the hardest hit times, sirens resend it at foreign stations across the country. the for the moment, silence. the whole public transport holders in the capital from okay is from huge one far as burning on the west coast of the us has made its way as far east as new york city. the largest foreign has been burning for 2 weeks in the state of oregon. it's destroyed more than 157000 acres of brush and forest firefighters are still battling the blazes. for hollywood, producer harvey weinstein has been extradited from new york to los angeles to face a 2nd trial and rape and sexual assault charges. last year. he was sentenced to 23 years in prison in new york for sexual assault and rape. the 69 year old is appealing that conviction and sentence and the milwaukee bucks made history. after sec

bureaucratic for now they rely on family, friends and complete strangers. steadfast and al jazeera blackman's, the smoke haze from huge wildfires burning on the west coast of the u. s. has made its way as far east as new york city, the biggest has been burning for 2 weeks and oregon is destroyed more than 157000 acres of brush and forest firefighters are still battling the blaze. and ally of former us president donald trump has been arrested on foreign lobbying charges. the us justice department says thomas barrack and 2 others are charged with acting as agents for the united arab emirates, chad from an ogre fund and helped him get elected. the 3 men are accused of seeking to influence us public opinion in favor of a you a well, let's take a closer look then at the charges against barrack prosecutor say he provided us with sensitive information about the trump administration, including how senior us officials felt about the blockade on cat on authorities also say that in may 2016 barrack inserted language praising the you a campaign speech that trump delivered about us energy policy ranks als

we did the piece of work last year where we looked cities of our investigations, the all features blackman and we looked at it to see what the things that community is telling us. do we see evidence of arc? and we did. and we made you, we used our legal powers committee, 11 recommendations to change a policing practice to the metropolitan police and the syria. they were all accepted. and we are following up to make sure that those recommend when you get the form of one. because often this conversation turns into recommendations and inquiries and investigations and give me one, give me one solid wall where you like, this is going to work it's, it's going to change racism in the metropolitan police, which is the police force that the overseas london go at 1111, that's what they're, what i'm going to give you one recommendation that we made. so one of the things that we seen where officers were routine the handcuffing individuals and use of hancock, there's a usa force and it has to be justified in law. it cannot be just the custom and practice to retain the slap caught on young black men. bu

bureaucratic so for now they rely on family, friends and complete strangers. steadfast and al jazeera blackman's the still ahead on al jazeera, as the grown of our delta varied continues to spread. and we look at how effective contacts are and whether will lead booster shots. and a treasure trove of ottawa goes on public display in south korea, the 1st time the massive donation is drawing some controversy. ah, ah, it's time for the perfect journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello there. we're watching 2 typhoons in east asia. the 1st one is typhoon chem packet and that's impacting southern areas of china. the 2nd is typhoon in for and that's working its way towards ty, one of the big storms. so we're expecting some really heavy rain and strong winds, which take a closer look at some packet. we can see it working its way across one dong province. so we're expecting up to $200.00 millimeters of rain to fall in areas here. and it's called quite an unusual path. it's going to whip background. in effect high nan island, we could see up to 500 millimeters of rainfall in isolated areas. and

blackman in particular with criminal records have no chance in a conventional job market in the above ground job market. so this constant surveillance and policing and imprisonment perpetuates the own cycle by making people unemployable. and resuscitating the creation of an underground economy and all of the problems that come with that. this really what it means to be systemically flawed predispute if exactly, and prisons themselves are energetic so it's just that constant feedback loop. keeanga: there's a question here, do you see or what do you see is a link or is there a link between the black rebellion since the 1960s. during the 1960s in the prison uprisings that start to happen around the same time. elizabeth: yes certainly, this is the same crucial. i'm talking about, this prayed in prison uprisings when prisons themselves are becoming blacker and browner and talking about them may be becoming a new organizing space frankly. but a new set of possibilities for the organizing that people are similarly seeking prayed and of course living literally, the conditions of incarceration

children. -- we also led the country in percentage of -- those numbers that i just gave you, gave blackmanrown up in the 50's and 1960's, 50% to 60 percent of black americans were part of the middle class. we did not believe in government handouts. they were business owners everywhere -- black nurses, black doctors. my point is if we are not able to learn that lesson and -- if we are able to white supremacists, it was black leaders, people who look like me and sounded like me and open the doors and let the leftist socialists come in and turn my community upside down. that is why i am so passionate to not let what happened in my community happened to the country. this is nothing new. divisiveness, lack of education, job opportunities, killing people that are current -- telling people that our country is not for them is tearing our country apart. if they did it to my community they can do it for the country. ed: john esther question would you let us -- don asked a question, would you let us try on the super bowl ring. john: i want to try on the ring. rep. owens: you have a lot of young peopl