grace howard, that is all we have time _ terrifying. grace howard, that is all we have time for. thank you very much indeed for giving us your opinion there. so let's get more now on which us states are moving in line with the supreme court's decision to outlaw abortion as soon as possible. with me is our news reporter shelley phelps. which states are making moves to restrict abortion already? today's ruling is of momentous significance. this is going to be a huge change to the lives of millions of women in america. we have already seen some abortion clinics starting to close in some areas. if we have a look at the map now, we can see that there after states which already have so—called trigger laws in place which means that that will now to quite quickly, an immediate ban on abortion. those states, many of them in the conservative and religious areas in the south, places like mississippi, tennessee, louisiana, if we look at the map again we can see that there are another 13 states who are set to be moving quickly to either ban abortion or severely limit access. and thatis or sev

grace howard. other news now.y of severodonetsk in the eastern luhansk area — that's according to the region's top official. it marks a significant step in the war. taking severodonetsk would bring president putin closer to gaining control of the whole eastern donbas region — a key russian aim. from donbas, our international correspondent 0rla guerin reports. this is severodonetsk, a strategic city once home to 100,000 people. it's been shelled for months by russian forces who can claim a key victory here. ukraine ordered its troops to retreat from the rubble, rather than die in vain. gunfire. they fought here, building to building and street to street, some of the fiercest battles of the war, but they were outgunned by russia's heavy artillery. we reached this commander, who left at dawn under fire, pained by the retreat. 16 of his men died trying to save the city. translation: it is drenched in the blood of ukraine's - defenders, of my brothers — and mine, too. it was incredibly hard. at that moment, i felt desp

we're joined by grace howard graces assistant professor of justice studies at san jose state university. >> grace yours. your reaction to this are going to obviously be a lot of legal ripple effects from this saying what do you expect will be of first in a long line of potential challenges or at least a legal push back on this decision. >> well, this is really what kind of legal push back can we do? right? the supreme court to this is that an independent branch of that the federal government or the executive branch rather has been talking about. i'm using that bully pulpit to urge congress to pass some kind of affirmative law, protecting abortion at the federal level. however, the odds of the succeeding seem incredibly slim. honestly, i don't have a lot of hope any sort abortion, protective changes happening at the federal level anytime in the near future. >> grace's concern is, you know about things like women maybe being prosecuted for crossing state lines to get an abortion. our weather abortion medication can be mailed across state lines. what are some of the scenarios that you are

let's welcome in grace howard. she's in a assistant professor of justice studies at san jose state university professor could have you with us. thank you after today's decision, what are the options now for pregnant women who want or need to terminate their pregnancy, beating california or perhaps a southern state? in california things will remain much the same in the short term. however if you live in one of the around between 22 26 states where abortion has just become all but illegal, essentially, um ah. you're you're in trouble now, right? so there were many people who were literally at abortion clinics for their appointments this morning who had to be sent home. the medical procedure they expected to have today is now against the law. they're not allowed to do it so we can certainly anticipate many people traveling to try to access legal , abortion care and other states like here in california, but of course, we also know that even when abortion is a crime, people will still try to have them done and so people

. >> grace howard says as of today, nothing changes in california. she says california lawmakers have passed a series of laws in anticipation of this outcome. at the local level, health care providers say they are preparing for increased demand. >> we sent a health advisory to all the providers across our county to ensure that we have unimpeded access to the care needed, specifically abortion services. >> she want if republicans take control of congress, they could write in the legal personhood of fertilized eggs, embryos, and fetuses into the constitution. >> if that happens, and something i expect will happen, then it could become completely illegal to have an abortion in california. >> professor howard says that could impact california law as early as 2024. >> in the south bay, elected officials expect santa clara county to become a sanctuary for women in states where abortion is outlawed. david louis says planned parenthood is preparing to handle more patients even as a church leader vows to stop an increase in abortions. >> reacted to the suprem

grace howard san jose state university department of justice studies. thank you so much for joining us, everybody or insight. we appreciate it. thank you st with ktvu for continuing coverage of the supreme court's roe v. wade ruling. you can find more information on our website. just like west coast states have expanded access to abortion will have more information on that. that's on ktvu .com. what will today's decision mean for the november midterm elections? coming up at 5 30 are greg lee explains how both republicans and democrats are framing the issue. all san francisco police have canceled all days off this weekend as the city gears up for its biggest pride celebration in years at 5, 45 k tvs. tom baker shows us san francisco and i was kicked off friday weekend at city hall. details about what led up to a deadly officer involved shooting this week in san jose, including how he suspected killer terrified his own grandmother and two children during what police say was a deadly rampage, plus the video just released by police. very hot week in our inl

grace oldham is a howard fellow for reveal.ecent investigation is headlined "facebook and anti-abortion clinics are collecting highly sensitive info on would-be patients." welcome to democracy now! lay this out for us. talk about everything from menstrual period trackers to what people say and look for online and how it can be used against them. >> thank you so much for having me. as laws are changing across the country, there are increased warnings about the risks of how people's data online can be used against them if abortion is criminalized in their state. so in our investigation, we were specifically looking at crisis pregnancy centers. we have been investigating the centers at reveal from months now. there because i health clinics run by antiabortion organizations with the main goal to deter or delay people from getting an abortion. because they are not licensed medical facilities, the data they collect on people to interact with either online or in person is not protected in the same way other health data might be. we we

a goal from tess howard and then this penalty corner coverted by grace balsdon earned them this win.al pro league match of the season. the men's team, meanwhile, saw liam ansell score the decisive goal in a shootout as they claimed a bonus point following an exciting 2—all draw with reigning world and olympic champions. the newly—crowned nba champions golden state warriors have returned to san francisco with their new title. they landed at san francisco international airport on friday evening with fans welcoming the warriors when theirjet arrived. they showed off the larry o'brien championship trophy as they disembrked. golden state's fourth nba title in eight seasons. steph curry and co will parade the title around san francisco on monday. just enough time to mention the canadian grand prix qualifying which starts at 9pm tonight — ferrari's charles leclerc will start from the back of the grid as a result of a penalty for excessive engine usage. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, five years after the deadly fire at grenfell tower, katie razzall hears from those who lived on

a goal from tess howard and then this penalty corner coverted by grace balsdon earned them this win.eirfinal pro league match of the season. the men's team, meanwhile, saw liam ansell score the decisive goal in a shoot—out as they claimed a bonus point following an exciting 2—2 draw with the reigning world and olympic champions. the newly—crowned nba champions golden state warriors have returned to san francisco with their new title. they landed at san francisco international airport on friday evening with fans welcoming the warriors when theirjet arrived. they showed off the larry 0'brien championship trophy as they disembrked. golden state's fourth nba title in eight seasons. steph curry and co will parade the title around san francisco on monday. we had an incredible night, a late night _ we had an incredible night, a late night. just— we had an incredible night, a late night. just especially celebrating and it_ night. just especially celebrating and it is— night. just especially celebrating and it is a — night. just especially celebrating and it is a really beautiful night. this

countdown to it by beating belgium 2—1 in a pro league match in london with goals from tess howard and gracehair side are in action later today, while the men's and women's teams were involved in a double—header in warrington yesterday. the men beat the combined nations all stars 18—4 with jake wardle scoring on his england debut. and there was also a win for the women's side. they beat france 36—10 with amy hardcastle and georgia roche both scoring two tries each. it was their last match before they start their world cup campaign against brazil at headingly in october. in racing, james doyle on board naval crown claimed victory on day five of royal ascot in saturday's marquee £1 million race, the platinum jubilee stakes, narrowly edging out creative force and william buick. i should just say, some cricket today as well, england against the netherlands. it might not be the most competitive match. when they play italy, england nearly smashed 500 which would have been a one—day record, they fell short byjust 500 which would have been a one—day record, they fell short by just two runs. they mad

howard terminal. i am ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley. the vote came just over one hour ago now. we have team coverage with abc7news sports reporter casey pratt explain what this actually means. grace