particularly justice blackmon laboring over the decision, you know, and that clip we played we heard sarah weddington talk about which constitutional amendment they were really focusing on how did harry blackman end up deciding the the core of the argument that others would sign on to so you see when you look at his papers the sort of evolution of the opinion and initially he sends out a draft of a memo to his fellow justices and they're not impressed. but he has extra time and it is a clerk of his george frampton who really ends up writing the majority of the sort of constitutional analysis. it's only a few paragraphs in the opinion while just as blackman goes to the mayo clinic where he had served as the lawyer there for years and which by the way had also sort of attuned him to the plight of women who had died because abortion was not legal yet and he writes the kind of history of abortion in religion in the law in america etc. well, there are two questions that justice blackmon has to grapple with that the court has the black grapple with it's not only where in the constitution t

but the majority opinion, written by justice harry blackmon, did not make that right absolute.rimester framework to balance the government's interest in protecting the life of the mother, and what's blackmon route to refer to as prenatal life. the rule meant that during the first trimester, the abortion decision was left to the woman and her doctor. after that point state registrations could be factored into -- it met with decades of disagreement. over the years as the makeup of the supreme court changed, opinions about how roe should, or should not be applied, also changed. in 1919 to, the court heard planned parenthood versus casey p out of pennsylvania. and adjusted the trimester framework from the 70s. a plurality of the justices affirmed a woman's right to abortion, but adopted a new standard based on an fetuses ability to survive outside of the womb. allowing states to put restrictions during the first trimester. >> the leak of the supreme ports draft opinion has brought us to a new chapter of this historic fight. that's where we take this conversation next, with this jar

was joined by justice john paul stevens, who had been nominated by president ford, justice harry blackmon, who had been nominated to the court by president nixon, and justice thurgood marshall, who had been nominated to the court by president johnson. so this was a decision dominated by supreme court justices who had been nominated to the court by gop presidents, which is something that we need to think about because i hope, miss mace, that everything we talk about today will transcend the traditional party lines. in board of education versus peco, justice brandon found that the constitution protects not just the right to speak and to write, but the right to receive information and ideas. the first amendment plays the central role in affording the public access to discussion, debate, and the dissemination of information and ideas. freedom of inquiry, the court ruled, extends to school libraries. and the selective removal of books from school libraries, because someone considers the content offensive, directly and sharply implicates free speech and thought in school libraries, the regime a

charlie blackmon just kind of bobbles the ball there. 2 runs come into score. giants extend their lead to 3. that will go on to win. 92 the look for the sweep on wednesday. bay area native in football legend tom brady about to get paid when he hangs up his cleats as if you didn't make enough money playing football. brady's agreed to join fox sports as its lead analyst reportedly signing a 10 year 375 million dollar contract. fox ceo lachlan murdoch made the announcement on the company's quarterly earnings call early. brady will join play by play announcer kevin burkhardt in the booth replacing the recently departed joe buck and troy aikman. right now there's no timeline for brady to join the broadcast booth. it's dependent on when he chooses to retire again. some history was made on the diamond on tuesday night. angels rookie pitcher reid detmers has thrown a no-hitter against the tampa bay rays. the angel shut out the rays 12 zip. but the 22 year-old pitcher was the star of the show. he throws that. no, no, it's just the 12th and angels franchise history as a

astrada comes home then so does brandon crawford when the ball takes a weird hopping hits charlie blackmon only one rb for casa leon, what was ruled an error on black men. trying to control this game the whole way they won't get to on this plate, but it does show off the defense by estrada to get the ball, flip it to crawford and get one strong pitching performance by alex would resorts 503rd, allowing just one run. the giants win their fourth in a row. 92 welcome to comerica park . the one game home of the oakland a's due to the lockout earlier in the year scoreless game in the fifth when the tigers will castro it's a blueprint left frankie montas, elvis andres going out, chad pinder coming in, they collide, the ball drops for a hit. that one had to hurt. andres leg hits pinder in the head. both players stayed in the game after taking inventory. tigers got two in the evening. they get one more here in the sixth jonathan scope with the drive to left in the not so occupied seats there. that's his second homer of the year. tigers win 6 to 1 that was the first game of to the age looking for a

however, and this is from justice blackmon writing in in pico first amendment principles would allow a school board to refuse to make a book available to students because it contains offensive language or because it is psychologically or intellectually inappropriate for the age group or even perhaps because the ideas it advances are manifestly inimical to the public welfare. yeah because moms and dads don't like that. that's a different. that's a different animal. and now joining us on about books is tiffany justice. she's with a group called moms for liberty first off mrs. justice. what is your group? we are a nonprofit grassroots organization of parents across the country in our mission is to unify educate and empower parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government and when you say all levels of government, does that include? checking and monitoring. what books are in school libraries? sure because we have government schools. have you ever recommended a book being removed from a library? am i personally haven't recommended a book be removed from the library, but

charlie blackmon.going deep off web for his sixth home run of the season, and the rockies jump out to a one. nothing lead now to rockies in the second when mike pence trip ski is going to hit one through the middle. brandon crawford's around to score from third and the giants are down to 21. they would actually take the lead 3 to 2 under the eighth, but now it's tied at three and that is when this happens. the two run blast for cj thrown off jose alvarez his 10th of the year, and that pretty much does it. the rockies rallied to win it 5 to 3, their first win over the giants since august of last year about the a's former ray sonny gray. he was stick to a three lead before or even took the mound for the twins. is down three to nothing in the bottom of the first seth brown line drive to left that's going to bring home ramon laureano. it's 3 to 1, but that was as close to the aids would get twins. they break it open with five runs in the sixth all off kirby sneed, this one courtesy of ryan jeffers looks li

however, and this is from justice blackmon, writing in pico, first amendment principles would allow school boards to refuse to make a book available to students, because it contains offensive language, or because it is psychologically or intellectually inappropriate for the age group. or even perhaps because the ideas advances are manifestly and the public lawfare. >> yeah, because moms and dads don't like that. that's a different animal. >> on a college campus, can a safe space and a free speech zone be at the same location? >> they have different objectives, so i would say, no. but the free speech is problematic because it suggested there's only one part of the campus that permits free speech. >> exactly. it seems to me it's not were supposed to be. >> well, typically it's and -- some states are actually -- >> it seems to me the first amendment is the first amendment. free speech should be just about everywhere. it should be everywhere. >> there's time in place restrictions -- >> sure, and then, tell me about these, i remember we had some hearings a few years ago. we had other people, co

charlie blackmon can't field it. 2 runs come in to score. giants extending their lead to 3. they would go on to win this game and they'll look for the sweep later today. meanwhile, one of the greatest san jose sharks of all time is hanging up his skates. patrick marleau has announced his retirement. can't canadian native was drafted by the sharks at 17 years old. he's played 23 seasons and in his 1768 games he is. that's the most by any nhl player. marlowe owns franchise records for goals points, game, winning goals, shots at an emotional retirement celebration in san jose. he said his career would not have been possible without the support of his family. >>to christina and my boys. landon brody, jager and caleb. thank you for all the sacrifices you've made over the years. and all the support you've you've given me. if anybody's read the article that was published this morning by end of the same with article was ended. >>and by saying thank you, hockey. >>marlow says he does not know what his future holds. he hasn't decided if he'll remain involved in the game and some other

shares plunged 25% in one day, its worst day since 1987's blackmon. the retail giant blamed higher expenses due to continued supply chain disruptions and inflation making consumers hold off on non-essential purposes. gas prices, which affect all of us, are hitting new highs with a record average of $4.59 per gallon, already $6 in california. by august, jpmorgan predicts the national average will be $6 a gallon. in washington state, the national gas chain 76 already reprogramming its pumps to accommodate the possibility of prices exceeding $10 a gallon. meanwhile, runaway diesel prices threatening mesh's infrastructure because of how the costs hurt farmers and truckers and trucking companies. and then there's the fragile power grid, fossil fuel sources being cut back faster than new ecological alternatives can replace them. this week, regulators warned this summer's temperatures and ongoing drought could cause the grid to buckle across vast areas of the country, potentially leading to electricity shortages and blackouts. looking beyond the economic iss

and by doing, that it allows us to see blackmon's hold, people who do bad things, and good things.ever made. it really is a combination of really everything they've ever done. he is able to articulate that, far better than anyone's ever seen, to be honest on record. >> quickly before we go. i know it's only been a day, but what is the reaction to the album? any thoughts? >> it's a phenomenal album. is it is best, no? i'm deeply enjoying listening to, it i've been enjoying it since it was released last night. i think it's something worth everybody's times. it's one of his best projects, and it's already incredible work. >> thank you so much for being here today. please stay safe. that does it for me, i'm zerlina, you can find me monday through friday streaming on peacock, through the nbc hope. be sure to follow us on facebook, twitter, tiktok and youtube. more news is coming up right here on msnbc. more news is coming up right here on msnbc. this is the katie fang show live from miami, florida. we've a lot to cover and a lot of questions to answer. let's get started! the committee i

sexes, abortion on demand, appeared on new stands hours before the decision was announced by harry blackmon don't recall anyone going to jail over it. but let's talk about what is going to happen next. is there an appetite -- particularly among the women in the united states senate, including some republican women, like lisa murkowski -- to codify road roe v. wade? >> i would hope so. but right now i think what we need to do is keep putting the bill on the floor. to codify it into law. and keep putting the republicans on record, on either voting for or against it. they need to stand up and either vote for or against it. we keep it on the floor for vote after vote after vote, to make it clear with the american people need to do is to vote this november and make sure that we have a majority in the senate and in the house, large enough to ensure that we can pass this legislation, to codified into law. >> is it possible to make that case? because there is a lack of motivation we have seen among democratic voters, anger over inflation and over not getting some of the things that president biden

i just want to know that justice blackmon, for whom i clerked as well as justice breyer, who's the author of roe v. wade. he is to come out on the supreme court steps, on days when they were big protests, including roe v. wade. not many people would recognize him, he was very unassuming, he was very mild modern, shy person, but he would come out, there because he wanted to hear where people were thinking. he did not want to live in a bubble. i think that's admirable. i think it's really important for people to make their views known. >> i thank you for doing that as well. laura dickinson. i appreciate your time with us on the broadcast. thank you. there is new nowhere today on how long the baby formula might last. it comes from someone who should know. we're gonna tell you what we learned about it next. learned about it next. to support heart and muscle health, and energy production that starts in your cells. address one of the root causes of aging with tru niagen, researched by the world's top scientific institutions. now to today's other big breaking news story, the war in ukraine and a

that's part of a why blackmon, a republican-appointed justice, made that thoughtful decision, look at the constitution and said the right to privacy includes the right for women to make a choice like this. >> okay, we'll have to leave it there, but we thank you for your time this morning. thank you so much, senator. >> it was great to be on. thank you, martha. >>> let's bring in republican governor of arkansas, asa hutchinson. good to be with you this morning. governor, if as expected roe is overturned the bill you signed last year banning abortion in your state would go into effect immediately as soon as your state attorney general signs it, the only exception in that bill is the life of mother. what would you tell those women in your state who can't afford to travel to get an abortion, who can't afford to raise a child, or those who have been raped or the victims of incest? >> well, thank you, martha, and happy mother's day to everyone. in terms of arkansas law, our law simply expresses the will of the people of arkansas. senator klobuchar really didn't address that, and the fact is

charlie blackmon can't feel the 2 runs come into score for that. on to win it. 92. they're looking for the sweep today. >> well, one of the greatest san jose sharks of all time is hanging up his skates. patrick marleau has announced his retirement. the canadian native was drafted by the sharks when he was just 17 years old. he's played. 23 seasons chalked up more than 1700 games. most of any nhl player, his own franchise records. well, this they run the gamut records for goals for points per game winning goals for shots. and in an emotional retirement celebration in san jose, he said his career, one of impossible without support of his family. >> to christine and my boys. and brody jager and caleb. thank you for all the sacrifices you've made over the years. and all the support you have given me an open read the article that was published this morning. but and at the same with articles in and by saying thank you, hockey. >> and coming back at the end of his career to retire as a shark was a nice bookend to an illustrious career. he says he doesn't

we can very well easily see what will pass because of democratic blackmon's senate and the presidentiallly. >> look, susan, i appreciate don's likely out term of these midterms. in the same poll, when asked how they would vote if the congressional election would be held today, voters say they prefer a generic democrat overengineer crumbling by 5%. when voters were asked to choose between a pro-choice democrat and a pro-life republican, gop support drops, while democratic support held study. that bling that gap now to about 13%. is it possible republicans risk overplaying their hand banning abortion? >> absolutely it's possible. it has to be with extremism. if the democrats, you should have known, this is only two months away as far as the decision from the court. the fact the democrats have had their messaging down yet is a little concerning. the fact is, their publicans are looking to take away a woman's right to control her body. if you keep it on that message and you don't make it about what level of abortion you support or not. you keep it to extremists all republicans who are runni

it charlie blackmon can't field it and 2 runs come in. their lead to 3 and they've gone on to win it. 92 looking for the sweet today, james. they are. yeah. >> let's turn our attention to hockey. one of the greatest san jose sharks of all time. hang up the skates talking about patrick marleau. he announced his retirement. the can. canadian native was drafted by the sharks at just 17 years old. he's played. 23 seasons and 1768 games under his belt. yeah. if your teeth played more games than nhl player. it's incredible. more loans, franchise records for goals points, game, winning goals and shots. it was an emotional retirement celebration in san jose when he said his career just wouldn't have been possible without the support of his family. take a listen. >> to christine and my boys. and brody jager and caleb. thank you for all the sacrifices you've made over the years. and all the support you've you've given me an open read the article that was published this morning. but and at the same with articles in and by saying thank you, hockey. >

charlie blackmon canfield. it and then 2 runs come in to score.hey go on to win it. 92. and today they're looking for this week. >> one of the greatest san jose sharks of all time is hanging up his skates. patrick marleau announced his retirement. the canadian native was drafted by the sharks so many years ago. he was just 17 years old at the time he's played. 23 seasons to date with more than 1700 games played. that's more than any other nhl player. marlo owns franchise records for goals for points per game, winning goals and for shots. he's had a storied career. if you have the loss definitely a know, he did have an emotional retirement celebration in san jose took a minute. >> to talk about how much support he's received from his family over the years and that that is what made all of this possible. >> to christine and my boys. and brody jager and caleb. thank you for all the sacrifices you've made over the years. and all the support you've you've given me. if anybody's read the article that was published this morning, but going and at the same

logan webex 12 this afternoon at coors field, but for a few mistakes and one of them to charlie blackmonake web for his sixth home run of the season. rockies jump out to a one nothing lead in the first now to colorado in the second when mike yes, stransky sneaks. one threw up the middle. brandon crawford is in to score from third and the giants cut it to 2 to 1 giants. they take a 32 lead in the eighth on two sac flies. but then jonathan's daza goes the other way, and that is bringing home. connor joe, tying up three next batter, cj crone game. gone to run blast off jose alvarez 10th of the year for crone, and that pretty much does it the rockies rally to a 53 win their first win over the giants since august. of last season for the a's. they had not lost a series at home to the minister, twins since 2000 and 11, but that streak came to a screeching halt today at the coliseum. former a sonny gray steak to a three nothing lead before he even took the mound for the twins. with the a's get one of those runs back in the bottom of the first seth brown line. drive to right brings home ramon lau

logan web didn't pitch too bad, but for a few mistakes, one of them right here to charlie blackmon, who's going to take web for his sixth home run of the season as the rockies jump out to a one nothing lead in the first inning now to rockies in the second win, mike your stransky. sneaks one threw up the middle. brandon crawford is in to score from third and the giants cut it to 2 to 1. they take a three to leader of the eighth on to sack front flies when jonathan daza goes the other way to bring home connor joe, and that ties it up at three and the next batter, cj crone. is going to try and get it done for the rockies, and he does a two run blast off jose alvarez, his 10th of the year and that pretty much does it the rockies they rally to win 5 to 3 first went over the giants since august of last year. as for the a's, they hadn't lost a home game home series to the minnesota twins since 2000 and 11, but that streak came to an emphatic end today. at the coliseum. former a sonny gray stick to a three nothing lead before he even takes the mound versus the twins. bottom of the first seth brow

charlie blackmon just kind of bobbles the ball there. 2 runs come into score. giants extend their lead to 3. that will go on to win. 92 the look for the sweep on wednesday. bay area native in football legend tom brady about to get paid when he hangs up his cleats as if you didn't make enough money playing football. brady's agreed to join fox sports as its lead analyst reportedly signing a 10 year 375 million dollar contract. fox ceo lachlan murdoch made the announcement on the company's quarterly earnings call early this morning. brady will join play by play announcer kevin burkhardt in the booth replacing the recently departed joe buck and troy aikman. right now there's no timeline for brady to join the broadcast booth. it's dependent on when he chooses to retire again. so mister was made on the diamond on tuesday night. angels rookie pitcher re detmers has thrown a no-hitter against the tampa bay rays. the angel shut out the rays 12 zip. but the 22 year-old pitcher was the star of the show. he throws that. no, no, it's just the 12th and angels franchise histo

charlie blackmon can't feel that 2 runs come in and score on that. the giants extend the lead to 3.king for the sweep. >> well, one of the greatest san jose sharks of all time is hanging up. his skates were talking about patrick marleau announced his retirement. the canadian native was drafted way back when he was just 17 years old to the sharks played. 23 seasons has 1768 games under his belt. that's more than any other nhl player. he also owns franchise records for goals and points and game winning goals and shots. it is an illustrious career. and at that retirement celebration in san jose, he was emotional while talking about his family and that the support he received from them is what made his career possible. >> to christine and my boys. and brody jager and caleb. thank you for all the sacrifices you've made over the years. and all the support you have given me. if anybody's read the article that was published this morning, but and at the same with articles in and by saying thank you, hockey. >> and thank you, patty. he says he doesn't know what is going to next. the futures,

charlie blackmon, only one rb castle and what was ruled an error on blackman.giants and control this game the whole way they won't get to on this late, but it does show off the defense by estrada to get to the ball flip to crawford and get one. a strong pitching performance by alex wood, who goes five and a third, allowing just one run. giants win their fourth in a row 9 to 2. an unusual day for the oakland a's because of the lockout in week one of the season, the aids started a five game series in detroit that included a doubleheader today, which oakland was the home team in game one. so welcome to comerica park, the one game home of the kinase. scoreless game in the fifth when the tigers will castro hits a blueprint. the left off frankie monticello is andres going out, chad pinder coming in, they collide, the ball drops for a hit. that one had to hurt his andres leg hits pinder in the head. both players stayed in the game after taking inventory. the tigers got two in the inning. and, they added on in the six jonathan scope with the drive to the left field in

period, were the [inaudible] of white women, the protection of white men comes out of fear of rape by blackmonnow this is a lie, but on the other hand, i think what is important here is two things, number one, black women were never afforded these kinds of protections because they were always in peril and their children were always in peril. their children could be sold from them at any particular time. it's no surprise they would want to have their children not grow up in slavery, and take their own lives instead of letting their children be sold by a slave master. that's number one. let me put a finer point on. that you showed a picture of a plantation. i'm not sure everybody knows where that plantation is. it's oak alley in louisiana. when i visited that plantation, resend whatever euthanized this picture, it's a very arresting one that looks go all the way up to the plantation. you get a list of the slaves on the back porch of that plantation, and many of the slaves were -- how did they get there? it was because of rip by the white slave masters. i think this whole thing that alito is allu

charlie blackmon canfield at 2 runs. come in to score.nts extend the lead to 3 and then in the n they win it 92 and they are looking for the sweep today. >> well, one of the greatest san jose sharks of all time is hanging up his skates, talking about patrick marleau. he just announced his retirement. the canadian native was drafted by the sharks to just 17 years old. play 23 seasons in all with more than 1700 games under his belt. most by any nhl player. by the way, marlo owns franchise records for goals points. game, winning goal. shots. well, he's his name is on so many lists and it was an emotional retirement celebration for him in san jose. as he says, his career wouldn't have been possible without the support of his family. take a listen to his emotional as emotional speech. >> to christine and my boys. and brody jager and caleb. thank you for all the sacrifices you've made over the years. and all the support you have given me an open read the article that was published this morning. but and at the same with articles in and by saying

as justice harry blackmon has written, school officials may not remove books from the purpose of restricting access to the political ideas or social perspectives discussed in them. that is not what is happening in the majority of these cases. these books are being challenged generally because they contain age inappropriate sexual content that is neither necessary to create an inclusive learning environment, -- primer diversity of thought. in conclusion, the most serious threats to free speech in an academic context are occurring in higher education today, not k-12 on our campuses, solve some pitch -- you point discrimination is the norm, and students and faculty are routinely targeted by school sponsored by's response teams for the political content of their speech. thank you. >> thank you very much for your thoughtful testimony and miss berg, you are now recognized for your five minutes. >> thank, you chairman raskin, ranking member mace, and the subcommittee for inviting me here today to speak on this very important issue. my name is jessica berg, i am a high school english and limited gen

latinos, they've got with blackmon. and how are you going to help brothers move forward? they've got to act answer. it giving me closing thoughts. >> i think we are missed information and disinformation. there is a calculated disk concerning effort to attack black men and how black men exploit what they are feeling and their anger in this moment. >> this is a good point. thank you for bringing it up. roland is going to join us in the next hour. thank you so much natasha for being here. she is running to catch a flight. i appreciate you making time this morning. coming up next, white replacement theory is real, just not the way you think it. my essay is next. hundreds of protesters have gathered outside of the nra convention taking place days after the school shooting that left 19 children and two teachers dead. we are going live outside the convention in the next hour. stay with us. convention in the next hour. stay with us if you've been living with heart disease, reducing cholesterol can be hard, even when you're taki

however, and this is from justice blackmon writing in in pico first amendment principles would allow a school board to refuse to make a book available to students because it contains offensive language or because it is psychologically or intellectually inappropriate for the age group or even perhaps because the ideas it advances are manifestly inimical to the public welfare. yeah because moms and dads don't like that. that's a different. that's a different animal. um candice on a college campus can a safe space and a free speech zone beat the same location. well, i have different objectives. so i would say no. but a free speech zone is itself problematic because it suggests that there's only one part of the campus exactly from it's the same as me. where's this free? speech zone supposed to be. yeah. well, i mean typically it's in the quad somewhere. some states are actually force. i'm talking i'm talking it seems to be the first amendment is the first amendment of free speech zone should be just about everywhere. oh absolutely everywhere, but for time place manner restrictions or ins

however, and this is from justice blackmon writing in in pico first amendment principles would allow a school board to refuse to make a book available to students because it contains offensive language or because it is psychologically or intellectually inappropriate for the age group or even perhaps because the ideas it advances are manifestly inimical to the public welfare. yeah because moms and dads don't like that. that's a different. that's a different animal. um candice on a college campus can a safe space and a free speech zone beat the same location. well, i have different objectives. so i would say no. but a free speech zone is itself problematic because it suggests that there's only one part of the campus exactly from it's the same as me. where's this free? speech zone supposed to be. yeah. well, i mean typically it's in the quad somewhere. some states are actually force. i'm talking i'm talking it seems to be the first amendment is the first amendment of free speech zone should be just about everywhere. oh absolutely everywhere, but for time place manner restrictions or ins