>> florida ag: this is what we've been warning about since biden took office. jail legally back into our communities. of course florida sued the administration immediately and we're seeing some success there. the number one complaint against the president, he is not taking his obligation to enforce immigration laws seriously and doing his job. he is throwing up his hand and anybody can come in. for me, shocking, in one year, we saw 56 people that were just encountered, not ones that got through on the terrorist watch list, more than double the entire four years previously. the president, the department of homeland security, their job is to protect our country and tgs citizens and they are failing miserably. >> todd: whether at the border or in our nation cities. meantime, you ag moody are urging restrictions on chinese buys on land in florida. 40% of american vin investment by the chinese were florida acquisitions. how worried are you the chinese have purchases near military bases, farmland, etcetera >> florida ag: florida has been the top state, 6.1 billion of

i think if the democrats in aging florida, as we saw in the past, 2016, 2012, this could be the voteto pull out surprise winds. they don't acts out with hispanic voters in the state, it's really impossible to see a pathway, so it really is all the marbles for the democrats with the latino voting state of florida. >> debbie, as you know, governor ron desantis running for reelection, but of course a lot of talk over the last year or two that he could be looking at 2024 and the presidency. what are you looking at and seeing right now with that in the florida picture? >> i've been talking to a lot of voters, especially hispanic voters. they don't have the information in front of them. when they're presented with actual information that right now we ranked 50th on affordable housing here in florida, why? because a failed incompetent leadership of ron desantis. he actually wants to pass an open carry permit-less bill that would allow floridians to carry their firearms openly without a permit and license. immediately moving towards the candidates that are right now in a primary that wants t

no >> law does, it says anything about that has got to be developmentally an age appropriate. so it a florida department of education will be putting some meat on the bones of that. >> would you be. -- >> okay, the last part of what he had to say, there want more to be coming down the pipe from your understanding of reporting on that? >> so, as he mentioned, the bill explicitly prohibits classroom instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in grades k through three. so that part has taken effect as of yesterday. but it also prohibits a type of classroom instruction in a way that is not age-appropriate for older grades, as well. so the department of education is working on the framework asked you what it would define as age-appropriate for those older grades. and so we are expecting to see specific language come down from the state on that. >> and who makes this issue in the new makes the decision that somebody spouse being, a photo on their desk, with anything to do with curriculum within the classroom? >> all, right just things simply musing on this and we mahoney we appreciate yo

gentlemen are also beekeepers and, so to speak, at an age level, and there is the governor of floridaof california, newson, who is ready to fight nysom is already showing its advertising in florida, let's see , well, in any case, we keep our fingers crossed for president joseph biden, we keep our fingers crossed against isolationism, we understand that russia's war with throughout the civilized world, its result will largely depend on the internal situation in the united states, whether joseph biden will be stronger , the more stable america is, the more stable america will be, thank you very much, yuriy, for this wonderful analysis, in fact, it is extremely deep on the air of the espresso tv channel, yuriy rashkin, a political and public figure, the united states gad bles america glory to ukraine i'm shaking hands and in touch, but now on the air of the espresso tv channel, an hour, more precisely, anzhelika sezonenko will now tell about the most important, angelica, i hope you have not only bad news, good news, yes, which can support us a little in our fight against the russian fede

in the wake of the parkland shooting florida passable something to prevent a similar tragedy. we talk about the red flag laws and raising the agehase most firearms. that went into place. what else if anything do you think needs to be passed and can be passed in the state of florida? when i ran in 2018 i made a promise to you. i made a promise that when i was elected commissioner of agriculture that only would i take the nra out of my office, not take money from them or prop up their endorsement but that's exactly what i did. i came in on day one major anybody had thorough and complete background check. make sure i look for loopholes inside of my administration and then i stood side-by-side with the parkland families come with legislators pushing for initiative such as universal background checks on ammunition, making sure we made an illegal gun shows can make a show loophole was closed are also making sure we got rid of the ghost guns in our state. there's so much more we can do that's why i have bracelets. my are for bullets for life the remind me every single day who i fight for and why i fight. so i would support making sure

sopranos has passed away after tony sirico has died at the age of 79 sirico passed away at an assisted living facility in fort lauderdale, florida happened this morning his role as pauly walnuts was inspired by growing up around the italian mob in brooklyn. he survived by his two children and grandchildren cause of death is unknown california's are doingre a little better at conserving water data from the state water board released today shows that overall urban water. was about 3% lower in may compared to a year earlier the bay area used eight and a half percent less water while the south coast that includes los angeles used 2% less. the water board says the preliminary number for june shows the state is saving about 7.7% more water. her newsome has asked californians to consumption by 15% going to use a hydrate this weekend though because sandy as the weekend arrives so does the heat that's right. larry and dion it's going to be hot on sunday inland tomorrow though we go briefly cooler. so let me show you a live time lapse i should say before we get to a live picture and so after a little warm up today low 60s to low 90s. this

florida. judge is even ordered a temporary injunction. i do find the status failed to prove, prove, by convincing or credible evidence that this law age be 5 exhibits a compelling state interest to be protected. as of tuesday, the new law could be suspended, but likely only temporarily. without enough votes in the senate. democrats in washington have been unable to hold the rollback on rights, but president joe biden still made one promise. framers, governors try to block a woman from traveling from her state to prohibit shar from seeking medical help. she needs to stay to provide zach care of federal government act to protect her bedrock rights to the attorney general's on states where abortions remain legal, such as new york in california. and now bracing for an influx of women seeking help to afghanistan. now we're 3 day assembly of his land clerics concluded on saturday with pledges of support for the taliban more the more than 3000. it is events of the mail only event called on the international community to recognize the countries taliban laid government and released present funds since returning to power. last year. the taliban ha

florida. judge is even ordered a temporary injunction. i do find the status failed to prove, prove by convincing or credible evidence that this law age be 5 exhibits a compelling state interest to be protected. as of tuesday, the new law could be suspended, but likely only temporarily. without enough votes in the senate. democrats in washington have been unable to hold the rollback on rights. that president joe biden still made one promise. framers gonna try to block a woman from traveling from her state. so prohibits or from seeking medical help. she needs to a state to provide that care of federal got more ag to protect her bedrock rights to the attorney general's on states where abortions remain legal. such as new york in california, and now bracing for an influx of women seeking help. local authorities across italy have begun rationing water due to an ongoing drought. some municipalities have even banned some activities that use up large volumes of water . the drought is also hitting the countries agriculture industry, hot with the effects likely to be felt for months to come. at the very least. the po valley in northern italy is expe

sopranos has passed away after tony sirico has died at the age of 79 sirico passed away at an assisted living facility in fort lauderdale, floridad this morning his role as pauly walnuts was inspired by growing up around the italian mob in brooklyn. he survived by his two children and grandchildren cause of death is unknown california's are doing a little better at conserving water data from the state water board released today shows that overall urban water. was about 3% lower in may compared to a year earlier the bay area used eight and a half percent less water while the south coast that includes los angeles used 2% less. the water board says the preliminary number for june shows the state is saving about 7.7% more water. her newsome has asked californians to consumption by 15% going to use a hydrate this weekend though because sandy as the weekend arrives so does the heat tt's right. larry and dion beunda inld tw though we go briefly cooler. so let me show you a live time lapse i should say before we get to a live picture and so after a little warm up today low 60s to low 90s. this is what started to roll in and make its adv

you realize is voters basically want material that's age-appropriate and kids across the nation, not just florida teachers union are not listening and they are going to pay the price at the ballot box, i promise. elizabeth: i like you to listen to joe biden, she's saying, she's praising the teachers union for putting the union first. >> it's what makes you such a powerful leader here at asg. thank you for your friendship. [applause] thank you for caring thank you for putting this organization first every single day. elizabeth: is not the right word to put out there? what you think? >> it's an accurate phrase, let's say that. we did know the union to put themselves first, they wanted to collect their paychecks and keep the schools close. they put our children last. we saw the nea boat on things like unfettered abortion access and medicare for all and not about student excellence in making up student lessons for keeping them safe and that's why families are unhappy so doctor jill biden was accurate but not the right message to send to american families. elizabeth: fort, final word. >> if you're not

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florida is crap. we are ushering in a golden age of tax reform conservative reform. it is not just about money.it is a lot about money, but you heard the other guys talk about law enforcement and i already told you i'm the one supported by law enforcement, they know me. they know me from when i was reporting on crime scenes standing shoulder to shoulder next to them. from when i was lieutenant governor actually fighting for them. and they know me, now, knowing that with violent crime on an absolute tear, and we just lost our 100th victim to murder in this very city, a girl named tomorrow, she was 14. my daughters are 16 and 19. so i cannot even imane what her mom is thinking. because the night she died, the very next day, tomorrow was going to graduate from eighth grade. that mom doesn't have a girl anymore and it's not even remotely ok. that's why i will put 1000 more cops on the streets. we will do bail and sentencing reform to take away discretion from bad da's, bad judges, letting the bad guys back on the street with a revolving door of criminal justice. the cops i'm talking to absolutely e

happened here in south florida, gun reform laws have been difficult to get through here, they have passed laws trying to prevent a similar tragedy. red flag laws and raising the agef 21 to prevent purchase of most firearms. what needs to be passed and can be passed in the state of florida? nikki: when i ran in 2018i made a promise, when i was elected to the commissioner of agriculture, i would kick out the nra from my office, i would not take the money from them. i made sure everybody had thorough and complete background checks. make sure i look for loopholes inside my administration then stood side-by-side with the parkland families and legislators pushing for initiatives like universal background checks on ammunition. closing the loophole for gun shows. getting rid of ghost guns in our state. there is so much more we can do. i have bracelets, mine are bullets for life. there money every single day who i fight for and why i fight. creating new safety measures and mechanisms for safe storage of our guns and getting rid of ghost guns. without a doubt we must get those assault weapons off of our streets. every single one of these mass shootings we have seen is beca

age limit from 18 to 21. it took rick scott 21 days in florida. 21 days it took another conservative governor to do the rightbut greg abbott is frozen in his own ambition. he is frozen because he doesn't want to stand up to the nra and stand up for the families of uvalde. >> what else do you think, senator, needs to happen between now and the first day of school in only a few weeks so that every child and all the parents can feel that the kids are safe? >> we've got a lot of work to do, wolf, but the only way that we can do it is by being back in the building. if republicans want to talk about mental health, we have to go back to the capitol. if they want to talk about school, we have to go back to the capitol. if we want to talk about guns, we've got to go back to the capitol. but abbott will not call a special session to do any of those things. at the local level, they need to increase their police force. they didn't even have one officer. seven or eight schools and only six officers which meant that you didn't have one officer per school. they've got a lot of work to do there. it's my hope that the locals

florida from 2016 to 2020. i'm a mom of four children who attend public school ages 17 through 10 if i had been aware of the bookslibraries and i wasn't but i would have then actually asked for many of these books to be removed because i do not believe that they are appropriate for the age groups in which they're being presented and it's this more of an age group thing for you than it is a political ideology. yeah, i don't really think politics belong in this conversation at all. what we're seeing is some very sexually explicit graphic material that has made its way into our classrooms and our campuses and our school libraries, and i think parents would like to know a couple things including how did those books get there and what processes and procedures are there to stop that from happening again there. be accountability here for what children are being taught and exposed to in school and does that begin with electing the school board? yeah, i absolutely i mean i love local control and i love serving on school board. it was a wonderful opportunity and i think it's important that every community have that convers

part of it is his age, part of it is the sheer fact of who he is as a politician. he was not elected to go after the governor of florida. he was not elected to be the loudest voice in the room. so now, some democrats, the frustration is boiling over. as he said the other week, i'm the president who you have. he's the president in the moment here. there is nothing he can perhaps do to satisfy all of the anxieties and frustrations. but there's more he likely could do. he's frustrated -- he has said many times, he told me at the beginning of the year in a press conference he planned to leave washington more, to be in the country. that has not happened much. he traveled to cleveland, but it was his first domestic trip in quite some time. presidents are busy, his schedule is busy with foreign trips, etc. the reality of what he can do, he's never likely to meet the moment of some other progressives. not sure we want our president to be going after individual governors. and of course, governor pritzker was fired up because it happened in his own state. we have seen passion from president biden. what i think some other leaders

age of 79. he passed away at an assisted living facility in fort lauderdale florida.ppened on friday morning. his role as paulie walnuts was inspired growing up around the italian mob in brooklyn. he is survived by his children and grandchildren. the cause of his death is unknown. >> still ahead, now streaming on hulu, an action movie with a princess who definitely doesn't need saving. a look behind the scenes of the princess, starring joey king. here is a live look outside. looking over the bay, we will check in with >> here is a live look at our san rafael camera. you can see people driving on 101. traffic is moving nice and smoothly. we know there is a section of northbound 101. it is near the robin williams tunnel. there is not close, but to lanes closed. there is a new action movie streaming called the princess. it stars joey king as a princess who definitely doesn't need saving. here's a reporter with a look behind the scenes. >> once upon a time. a magical castle. the king's daughter was locked away in a tower. >> nights, and other armored saviors can sit this

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florida from 2016 to 2020. i'm a mom of four children who attend public school ages 17 through 10 if i had been aware of the books that were in these libraries and i wasn't but i would have then actually asked for many of these books to be removed because i do not believe that they are appropriate for the age groups in which they're being presented and it's this more of an age group thing for you than it is a political ideology. yeah, i don't really think politics belong in this conversation at all. what we're seeing is some very sexually explicit graphic material that has made its way into our classrooms and our campuses and our school libraries, and i think parents would like to know a couple things including how did those books get there and what processes and procedures are there to stop that from happening again there. be accountability here for what children are being taught and exposed to in school and does that begin with electing the school board? yeah, i absolutely i mean i love local control and i love serving on school board. it was a wonderful opportunity and i think it's important that every communi

the florida department of education, noting that it's still working to develop age-appropriate rules students in older grades. some high schoolers protesting the legislation in march were quickly swarmed by hundreds of detractors. >> we were protesting a bill that would make queer students feel unsafe and not accepted. the exact same thing we were trying to protest against was what we were facing. >> and our thanks to sam brock for that reporting. >>> up next, everybody, inside one state's plan to fight rising costs at the grocery store. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ is this where your grandparents cut a rug with a jitterbug? or return from war, dreaming of the possibilities ahead. where your dad waited for his dad to come home from the factory. is this where they gathered on their front steps with fats domino on the breeze? ancestry can guide you to family discoveries in the 1950 census. see what you can uncover at ancestry. >>>all right. welcome back. record high inflation is a noted hitting middle-class families across the nation, especially when it comes to their grocery bill. you hav

age. perhaps you should take a look at the city playground. sometimes the sea comes to you with heavy rains. my entertainment is a hindrance, but the flooded streets of florida, rode a voik board, tied the rear bumper of a truck to a rope and followed the car , while his father was driving. inoshu easily overcame turns on the road. even mahal another driver. as the teenager admitted to the idea of ​​​​extreme sports. he spied on the internet, waited for bad weather and decided to repeat the control board. entertainment must drink unsafe. but the blessing on the road at that moment was not on duty by the police, otherwise, but he himself could be fined. this is the first time i see this boy, yes, yes, he could to say, in general, it looks like kindergarten, the weekend will thicken, the clouds are talking about it, wait, of course, the specialist of the weather center in the region, elena volochek, knows lena hello, but we are not talking about rains. still this summer. what a comfortable weather in the central region, i just want to say we will extend it, yes, everyone has only one until tonight . tomorrow the heat is on again. let's talk about smiles in det

florida. my kids are protected by this bill and every other kid being indoctrinated in our schools. taught sexuality too young of an ageon will national tv and speak to the american people and really call sin love is what she is doing. at the end of the day, we don't want our vice president or president or anyone else teaching our kids about sin. we want to teach our own kids about sin as parents and protect them and protect the vulnerability of our little ones. so it really is disgusting, it's sickening to have a vice president that has so much audacity to go on and blasphemy the word of god. at some point enough is enough. you know what really is love. love is telling the truth. love is filling the airways with truth. that's what i'm trying to do right now. i call on all men and women of god to spread truth and love across america right now and call out this blasphemy by our vice president. >> judge in jack, when she talks about going to push democrats to the polls. do you think this is going to give democrats more votes? >> no. not at all. you have seen a red wave. have you seen more i republicans sweep our nation t

florida. there was a brief period of time where there was bipartisan consensus for reform. the establishment of the election assisting commission. to replace agingvoting machinery. but our commission conducted its work and then issued its report in 2014. we emphasized unanimously, the commission was bipartisan, unanimously acknowledged and affirmed that the election administration is a public administration. it is not a partisan playground. what is so important to us now in the work we are doing is that we need to make sure that it is preserved. there are all sorts of fights that take place, but when it comes to preparing elections, distributing the ballots, counting the ballots, certifying elections, it is done by professionals who understand the process and who have set it up to serve the voters in a completely nonpartisan way. that is the big fight right now. the maintenance of expertise of the kind this country has been so lucky to have. >> one thing that strikes a lot of us is there has been steady progress to greater and greater professionalization over the time. some of it comes from the aftermath of the 2000 election, but i think a reall

governor desantis signed a bill, many details remain unanswered the florida department of education noting that it is still working to develop agemed by hundreds of detractors. >> we were protesting, a bill that would make can queer students feel unsafe and not accepted the exact same thing we were trying to protest against was what we were facing. >> reporter: this is well beyond florida. according to one group the tracks lgbtq censorship there are some six states with laws on the books and another -- prior toe 2020 there were no laws introduced at that time. >> reporter: thank you after six weeks on the run, a texas yoga teacher accused of murdering a professional cyclist and romantic rival has been caught investigators attacking caitlyn armstrong all the way to central america. emilie ikeda with the details. >> reporter: days after being questioned by police in the murder investigation t 34 year old fled the u.s. with someone else's passports u.s. marshals say she was able to use that to her advantage, but only for so lodge. after 43 days a as fugitive, this morning caitlyn armstrong is behind bars, thousand os miles from whe

he went to florida for his schooling and he has stayed there and he and erica have three sons. between the three of us we have nine school-age children. i'm telling you this because i think it is important for the center of the american child of which i am the chair at afpi, that we focus on the kinds of solutions we see now and we don't just take this moment to talk about masking up seven-year-olds and critical race. . -- critical race theory. follow the science. also, let's not lose this moment to bring more people on board in the educational freedom movement. finally, i would say to you, i have never heard in 30 years of doing this, i have never heard a compelling reason why basically one political party is against everything i just described. they are against giving kids the dignity, the humanity of a quality and affordable education that is worthy of them. if we can't provide every child with the equality of opportunity, looking past where they live, who their parents are, where they work, what their station in life is, they all deserve an equality of opportunity. and 60 years after some bigoted democratic governors wer

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florida. this is a big setback for the white house's efforts and a really sensitive moment. we know the concerned about the president's age, 79, 80 this fall. he will be 82 as he has into a reelection year. the white house has been clear eyed about the fact that the president's age is likely to be a factor in that age. short of a time machine there's nothing they can do about it. you can only really show, not tell. they were looking forward to, and they still will, of course, in the fall, showcase the president strength as a campaigner. doing hand-to-hand campaigning that he wasn't able to do in his own campaign in 2020 because of kobe. nonetheless, the white house was always one that felt the kind of example they are showing now, the complete transparency of having the president being forthright about his diagnosis and speaking to the country about now the availability of vaccines and treatment is one that will serve them well. >> nobody has better healthcare than the president of the united states i was talking to zeke emanuel about this in the last hour. we have this briefing coming up. obviously, a lot of folks know t

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shooting in florida not only was a special session called by the majority right wing very nra-controlled lem ledge but lawmakers quickly enacted a gun control proposal that raised the minimum age 18 to 21 to purchase rifles and other long guns, but abbott has had a tendency to disregard the needs of his citizens. take, for instance, his continued insistence on maintaining texas' independence wits own failing power grid. that left texans freezing two winters ago, all while receiving crushing electricity bills. mind you, texas is the only state that runs its own electricity. all of this isn't just a texas republican problem. we're seeing the same lack of concern for the people they govern from the republican party as a whole and a telling sign that have is the slate of candidates the party is putting up in the mid-term elections, and that is next. up in the mid-term elections, and that is next if you're turning 65 soon or over 65 and planning to retire... now's the time to learn more about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare and get help protecting yourself from the out-of-pocket costs medicare doesn't pay. because the time to prepare is before you g

york, went to florida for schooling and said there since and he and erica have three sons and of course, ted and heidi three daughters and between the three of us we have nine school aged children and i'm telling you this because the center for the american child i'm the chair at afpi, that we focus on the kinds of solutions we see now and that we don't just take this moment to talk about masking up seven year olds and critical race theory, both of which are important to talk about and i know those who follow the science tells us to mask up a seven-year-old. can't tell us what's in a seven-month-old sonogram. follow the science. let's not move lose in moment-- and i would say to you, i've never heard in 30 years of doing this, i've never heard a persuasive memorable reason why basically one political party is against everything i just described. they're against getting kid the dignity and the humanity of equality, affordable education that's worthy of them. if we can't provide every child with the equality of opportunity, looking past where they live, who their parents are, where they work, what their station of life is, they all deserve an equality of opportunity and

there were no carbon emissions until the end of the ice age, so i don't know where all this is coming from. host: raymond is next. he's in floridahello. raymond from seminole, florida. caller: hey, how you doing? host: you're on, go ahead. caller: ok. the main reason i had the concern with the economy was actually, last year, i had a drag down argument with my brother. he is a socialist and believed, you have to pay everyone $15 an hour, everyone can afford that, every small business, and me and him ran a small business. unfortunately, we went out of business. his name is joe, i said, joe, we could not afford to pay people $15 an hour. we had a good business. how do you expect everyone to pay $15 an hour? i told him as a year ago. what happened was when we paid people to stay out of the workforce and pay them extra on unemployment, gave them $600 a week, aching $3000, we broke the american will, the will to work and be productive. so what has that done? now when you buy a hamburger at mcdonald's, it used to be three dollars, four dollars. now it is six dollars and 6.50 dollars because those people used to get paid at unskilled l

festival in the florida keys is all underwater performers include scuba divers , snorkelers and costume performers. festival organizer seats one of a kind experience for music lovers of all agesnces, calypso. we simply take the whole thing attached a radio receiver to it and pick up the signal from us one radio right down the street and play the concert underwater. wow it's really pretty cool, because what we do is we have a design. there's certain songs that play very well underwater music with a lot of high end in it travels really well. this year marks the 38th year of the underwater music festival, and organizers say it's getting more and more popular every year. county now has its own school of rock music school franchise celebrates the grand opening of it sent rafael location the eighth school of rock to open here in the bay area. the school welcomes children of all skill levels, ages and musical aspirations. we have one common denominator and its music. so it's the best thing because there can be little kids that will play us under the table, right and they're really inspiring, so nothing really matters. there are no barriers to it. everybody is just here to stretch th

age or economics. the father maybe not the ideal partner. they did try to use contraception. when you say when they confront one of the state bands like the one in floridaat situation. i was a teenage mom at 17, unplanned. totally unexpected. the thing is that baby that i had has blessed my life tremendously. some people told me i would not be able to be successful. that i would not be able to accomplish my goals. that's the rhetoric told of these women they have to have an abortion to be successful and it's not true. we have a lot of people who had unplanned pregnancies and kept the babies and ghana had very successful lives. some of chosen to put those babies up for adoption. a lot of different options. it needs to be all of it. it's just not just abortion/no abortion. comprehensive discussion on birth control, comprehensive discussion on being responsible, how we can support these mothers and babies that were unplanned. foster and adoption. it's all a bit. not just abortion versus no abortion. >> shannon: do you find people so often if you can introduce your own story and share with them? >> absolutely. i was married at 17 years old. we had our first

age to 20 12 purchase most firearms that went into place. what else if anything do you think needs to be passed and can be passed in the state of florida? >> when i ran in 2018, a made a promise to you. i made a promise when i was elected commissioner of agriculture, not only what i kicked the nra out of my office, but that's exactly what i did, i came in on day one and made sure everyone had thorough and complete background checks. make sure i looked at loopholes in my administration. then i stood side-by-side with administrators and legislators, pushing for universal background checks on ammunition and making sure we made illegal guns sold at gun shows, making sure the loophole was closed and making sure we got rid of the ghost guns in our state. there's so much more we can do. mine reminds me every single day who i fight for and why i fight. i would support making sure not only are we passing no ghost guns, making sure we create new safety measures and mechanisms and without a doubt, we must get those assault weapons off our streets. every single one of these mass shootings we have seen is because of those assault weapons. i am someb

florida. utah has an 18-week ban. tennessee in south carolina have banned abortion after the sixth week of pregnancy, before many people even find out they are pregnant. about 27 people of reproductive age, women of reproductive age, they live in these 16 states where abortion is no longer an option, this is where it is severely restricted. this is far from the end of the story. this map will continue to change and evolve over the coming weeks and months. ten additional states are expected to take action to ban abortion in the near future. additionally, there are still many legal challenges that need to be resolved. in fact, a new one was just filed on thursday on behalf of north dakota's sole abortion clinic. as of today, abortion is still illegal in north dakota. the attorney general has said that the states abortion ban will take a effect on july 28th. the plaintiffs are challenging that closure day. they are arguing that an abortion ban would be in violation of north dakota state constitution. joining me to discuss this morning is tammy. she is the director of the red river women's clinic. it is the last standing abortion clinic in north dakota. it filed out long suit along with oth