to understand more, i'm joined by derek black, a professor of law at the university of south carolina murphy, des moines bureau chief at the gazette. derek, this is a temporary decision, but how much does this tell us about the court fight ahead? >> to land a lawsuit like this, you have to establish if there is a likelihood of irreparable harm and if you are likely to win. this is quite common in these type of lawsuits, so the judge said, look, you are likely to win if you go to trial and cannot allow the slot to go into effect because we cannot unwind the problem once it starts, so there will not be much second-guessing. and you could appeal a temporary injunction to the higher court, but right now, plaintiffs are not going to. lisa: a lot of issues, including first amendment speech, but what do younow about covering this from how widespread the effects might have been? was there expected to be many books pulled from the shelves in iowa, the widespread stilling of teacher speech? >> there already has been, and that was part of the case made by the plaintiffs in the hearing previously

what he confessed to in the fbi claims that the mexican mafia guy wanted to murder murder derek chauvin on blacky to avenge those in the black lives matter movement. so he feels like he is a social justice warrior. and anyone who knows anything about prison knows that the mexican stay with the mexicans, and the black slave at the blacks and the whites stayed with the whites. >> mexican inmates just don't start murdering people like that. but here's what is mysterious. john turscak is listed as white and the origin of his name croatian. how many croatians you know in the mexican mafia? i did not know that the mexican mafia was so diverse. so this informant has been moved to a new federal prison protection? we are not sure and the history with the fbi for john turscak is absolutely fascinating. he flipped on the mexican mob in the '90s and help the fbi lock up more than 40 fellow gangsters. he admitted to carrying out a number of crimes is working as a undercover fbi informant but was furious during his sentencing, telling the judge that the fbi made him do it and that i did not commit those crime

he was targeted because he is a high profile inmate and black friday, and the different symbolism involving derekuvin and what he did and accused of and convicted of. a lot of arguments being made today about his general safety. the downside is if you are derek chauvin is, solitary confinement, close quarters with oneself is not the circumstance anyone wants to be in. at the risk, though, is his safety. of course, every inmate deserves the opportunity to be safe in prison. we are not supposed to be a society where we inflict cruel and unusual punishment and endangering people who are serving out their sentence. >> there certainly is, and you are right. i mean, this is not a vigil antijustice system that we are in. and, they got to figure out how to keep their inmates safe. laura, thank you very much for joining us for a few minutes, you got your own show at the top of the hour. everyone will stick around and we will be watching. >> thanks, abby. >>> this sunday, cnn will bring the all new cnn film telling one of the most shocking true crime stories that you have never heard. the 1976 kidnapping o

prosecutors have charged a man with the attempted murder of derek chauvin, the former police officer convicted of killing george floyd, an unarmed blackto have stabbed chauvin more than 20 times at a prison in arizona. an 84—year—old man has died after a large gas explosion at a house in edinburgh. earlier police said two people have been rescued. emergency services remain at the scene in the baberton area. now it's time for a look at today's sport with mike bushell. hello from the bbc sport centre. polish club legia warsaw have blamed aston villa for the violence that took place before the europa conference league match on thursday which saw four police officers injured. the uk's west midlands police confirmed that 46 men had been charged for the disturbances. in a statement, legia said: "regrettably, due to the actions and inactions of aston villa f:c., adverse incidents occurred. by disregarding our constructive feedback, the host club bears full responsibility for the situation." we are just a few weeks from the opening of the transfer window in the english premier league, and a big name playing currently in saudi arabia, has disa

black friday. because of the different symbolism involving derek chauvin and what he did and was accused of and convicted of for george floyd so there are a lot of arguments to be made today if you are his counsel about his general safety. of course, the downside if you are derek chauvin is that solitary confinement or being very close quarters is one self is not ideal and doesn't want to be in that circumstance at the risk, though, is his safety. and, of course, every inmate deserves the opportunity to be safe in prison. we are not supposed to be a society where we inflict cruel and unusual punishment and continually endanger people who are serving out their sentence, and so there's a bit of conundrum for the bureau of prison. >> there certainly is and you're right. i mean, this is not a vigilante justice type of system that we are in and they've got to figure out how to keep their inmates safe. laura, thank you so much for joining us. you've got your own show at the top of the hour. i know everyone will stick around and will be watching. >> thanks, abby. >> and this sunday, cnn will bring the all new c

prosecutors have charged a man with the attempted murder of derek chauvin, the former police officer convicted of killing george floyd, an unarmed blackohn turscak, is alleged to have stabbed chauvin more than 20 times at a prison in arizona. borisjohnson is expected to apologise for mistakes made during his handling of the pandemic when he appears before the uk covid inquiry next week. the bbc has been told the former prime minister will also insist he was correct when it came to many of the big calls. two people have been rescued after a house was destroyed by what's thought to have been a large gas explosion in edinburgh. emergency services remain at the scene in the baberton area. world leaders are set to meet again in dubai for the third day of the cop28 un climate conference. already a major declaration has been signed, recognising, for the first time, that what people grow and eat is a crucialfactor in global warming. the agreement was signed by 134 countries, including the us, china and brazil, who together represent 70% of the world's food production. they have each promised to take into account greenhouse gas emissions from

prosecutors have charged a man with the attempted murder of derek chauvin, the former police officer convicted of killing george floyd, an unarmed black. two people have been rescued after a house was destroyed by whats a man has died after a gas explosion in edinburgh. two people have been rescued after a house was destroyed by whats thought to have been a large gas explosion in edinburgh. emergency services remain at the scene in the baberton area. ukraine's domestic spy agency detonated explosives on a russian railway line deep in siberia on friday. a ukrainian source has told reuters it is the second attack on military supply routes in the area this week. the explosives were detonated as a freight train crossed the chertov bridge in siberia's buryatia region, thousands of kilometres from ukraine. 0ur correspondentjessica parker has more on the attack from kyiv. this happened along a stretch of railway which runs through the border of china, it is in the far east of russia thousands of kilometres from ukraine. what a senior ukrainian official has told us is that the ukrainian security services managed to engineer two explosions, wo

prosecutors have charged a man with the attempted murder of derek chauvin, the former police officer convicted of killing george floyd, an unarmed black in a house in edinburgh. police said two people had been rescued, emergency services remain at the scene. gloria steinem has been fighting for equal rights. she has sat down with the bbc 100 women to discuss how feminism has changed over the decades and the impact of council quencher and what the future might look like for women's rights around the world. you and i have grown up in some form of patriarchy that says that even in the family, women are more responsible for taking care of infants and small children than men are. even though men are parents, too. so that's where a lack of democracy begins. and that's the beginning of change that we all can make. we shouldn't feel helpless just because we're not changing something globally. the idea of domination and a lack of democracy begins is in the family, and it's even more important and even more the cause of future conflict to grow up with that, with making discrimination and domination 0k. then national policies are what kind of ch

black lives matter, mexican mafia, croatian. >> does that add up? >> no. >> no. doesn't. been i derek chauvin has been in thisnh medium securitisy facility for 15 months now with no issues. his family has has been there several times to visit and is in touch with him quite ofteann we've talked to him as well, of course, for the film. so the timing of this is veryle suspicious. and also, let's not forget herne that the only person to receive an update on derek chauvin's condition after this happened is the man who put him behind bars in the first place. and that's the attorney general of minnesota, keith ellison. he heard about all of this and was updating the media in minnesota that derek chauvin was was stable and that he would survive. and that happened days before his own family got word of anything about his condition at all. well, as if you're going to do this symbolically, you don't pick black friday. you pick martin luther king day. you kick the anniversary of the death of george floyd. you pick george floyd's birthday, black friday. what does that even have to do with black pe

mcclain was a 23 year old black man who died following a police encounter in aurora, colorado, back in august 2019. an abc news reporter, derek> a jury found two aurora, colorado, paramedics charged in connection with the 2019 death of 23 year-old elijah mcclain, guitar, on friday of criminally negligent homicide peter uniacke and jeremy cooper were accused of administering an excessive amount of ketamine to sedate mcclain after an encounter with police in august 2019. he was later declared brain dead and died days later. the paramedics were found not guilty of second degree assault and crimes of violence. one of the paramedics was also found guilty of second degree assault for unlawful administration of drugs, as he was the one who ordered the ketamine and cooper injected it into mcclain, according to court records. mcclain a licensed following the death of mcclain. it sparked protests and led to police reforms in colorado, including the scrutiny of when emergency workers can administer ketamine. mcclain was stopped by aurora police initially while walking home from a convenience store, wearing a ski mask and carrying a plas

mcclain was a 23 year old black man who died following a police encounter in aurora, colorado, back in august of 2019. abc news reporter derekst. >> a jury found two aurora, colorado, paramedics charged in connection with the 2019 death of 23 year-old elijah mcclain, guilty on friday of criminally negligent homicide. peter kuzniak and jeremy cooper were accused of administering an excessive amount of ketamine to sedate mcclain after an encounter with police in august 2019. he was later declared brain dead and died days later. the paramedics were found not guilty of second degree assault and crimes of violence. one of the paramedics, kuzniak, was also found guilty of second degree assault for unlawful administration of drugs as he was the one who ordered the ketamine and cooper injected it into mcclain, according to court records. mcclain elijah mcclain following the death of mcclain, it sparked protests and led to police reforms in colorado, including the scrutiny of when emergency workers can administer ketamine. mcclain was stopped by aurora police initially while walking home from a convenience store, wearing a ski mask a

mcclain was a 23 year old black man who died following a police encounter in aurora, colorado, back in august of 2019. abc news reporter derekin connection with the 2019 death of 23 year-old elijah mcclain, guilty on friday of criminally negligent homicide. peter kuzniak and jeremy cooper were accused of administering an excessive amount of ketamine to sedate mcclain after an encounter with police in august 2019. he was later declared brain dead and died days later. the paramedics were found not guilty of second degree assault and crimes of violence. one of the paramedics was also found guilty of second degree assault for unlawful administration of drugs, as he was the one who ordered the ketamine and cooper injected it into mcclain, according to court records. mcclain elijah mcclain following the death of mcclain, it sparked protests and led to police reforms in colorado, including the scrutiny of when emergency workers can administer ketamine. mcclain was stopped by aurora police initially while walking home from a convenience store wearing a ski mask and carrying a plastic bag and his phone. both paramedics had pleaded no

derek chauvin in prison was charged with attempted murder. john tercek, a gang member and former fbi informant, stabbed chauvin 22 times and told fbi agents, it was a symbolic connection to the blackovement. and a federal appeals court is ordering texas to remove the floating barrier from the rio grande. the 2 to 1 ruling upholds a lower court's findings, at the buoy is illegal and a threat to human life. puican governor greg abbott responded, threatening to take back case to the supreme court. in just moments, we're going to have a lot re news for you as we hear from the congressman adam smith the shington state after his home was vandalized by cease-fire activists, plus, it has got to hurt. stunning rulings in two of the cases against donald trump, one of them harking back to a beloved board game. . >> as i bet you all very good day here from nbc news in los angeles, welcome everyone to alex witt reports, we have breaking news in the israel-hamas war right now. israel is pounding targets in southern gaza, and ordering residents there to evacuate after that seven-day cease-fire,