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still ahead here on out is there with the us supreme court rules do temporarily allow abortions in idaho falls pregnant women facing medical emergencies. plus another interpreter on the presidential race is down to 3 men, and the results is unpredictable. the hello, we have quite a bit of reading the full cost of possible strain there over the next couple of days to see some wet to whether running into w i or them nice little area of low pressure here to swelling away. let me 2nd briefly to run this across the by laws to cloud them right now for west in australia, pushing right up into the northwest, south australia saying some lobby showers long a spouse of rain which will garage you make their way across. victoria basically sinks in wet weather, also pushing across the into the pot of new south wells. pennsylvania saying some lobby sounds blustery conditions here. so slowly making its way toward the zeta. but you can see how it runs back from the south on and off new zealand, right across the part of new south wells into the interior. as we go through sunday . systems have your best of right

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idaho somewhat falls into this category as well, but the supreme court just punted a case regarding emergencypatients across the country. this means a lower court ruling that allowed doctors in idaho in emergency situations remains in effect for now. women in the states literally need to cheat death in order to get the care that they need. that's exactly what happened to nicole miller in idaho. she was hemorrhaging at 20 weeks pregnant, but her doctor told her he wasn't willing to risk his career to save her life because of idaho's abortion ban.■ç our correspondent has her story. >> i was supreme court friday announcing a six week ban will go into effect. but as lawmakers across the country grapple with shifting laws, families and doctors are caught in the middle. >> completely confused. i was terrified. >> like nicole miller in idaho. the 39-year-old mother was overjoyed when she found out she was expecting a son. but 17 weeks into the pregnancy, she started bleeding. >> they rushed me to the e.r.. >> she says she couldn't believe what the doctor told her. >> he wouldn't risk his 20 year car

way to go. [ chuckling ] [ speaking minionese ] keith morrison: in boise, idaho, inside this law office in the fallaralegal whose charmed life was falling apart. kandi hall was an unhappy woman. her marriage was dying or dead. her 40th birthday was bearing down like a chinese bullet train. and then, one day, it got worse. kandi's boss told her she was also unemployed. my husband's had an affair. now my attorney who i work for has fired me. yeah, pretty low. keith morrison: such problems. and then there was him. emmett corrigan fixed everything. he was handsome, and he thought she was gorgeous. and of course, he hired her right away for his new law office. and, well, you know what came next. soon there were racy emails, spicy text messages. i would like to be put on that pedestal. emmett made me feel that way. it was pretty much of an ego boost for me. keith morrison: and she really wasn't trying to get back at her husband, said kandi, at least not consciously. i was thinking about me and only me. you know what, it made me feel good. it made me feel like i was on top of the world. keith morrison: si

for those who say that birth control will never fall under risk, go ask the people of idaho, florida,ssouri republican governance -- governors are -- it is unacceptable simply unacceptable for americans to even question whether minority access to birth control should fall at risk. but that is precisely the worry one in five americans have today. we can eliminate that worry in one fell swoop by passing the right to contraception act. i hope both sides join together to show strong support for this essential bill tomorrow when we vote on it. i yield the floor. not yet. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the confirmation vote on the pipe nomination be 12 noon tomorrow wednesday, june 5, than the cloture vote with respect to the sullivan nomination occur upon disposition of the pipe nomination. further, that if cloture is invoked on the sullivan nomination all time be considered expired and the confirmation vote be determined after consultation with the republican leader. after cloture vote on the sullivan nomination the senateh resume legislative session and go to the calendar 40

idaho indicting mr. potato head. since trump's conviction, republicans have been falling over themselves to defend him.nnessee representative and picture in the dictionary under the word [cackles] "gah-hyulk!" [laughter] john rose. yesterday, congressman rose took to the house floor to denounce the verdict against donald trump, and he brought his adorable six-year-old son, guy, along to, let's say, help. take a look. >> regardless of one's opinion of the current republican nominee, we'd be well-served to remember the long and cherished tradition we have in this country of settling our political differences at the ballot box. for nearly two and a half centuries. >> stephen: bravo. fantastic. no notes. [cheers and applause] give him the emmy now. i love that. that kid is the greatest thing to ever appear on c-span. this morning, the kid, guy, had a hard-hitting interview this morning on fox news. >> what does a congressman do? what does your dad do all day? >> does boring stuff. >> stephen: hey, buddy, making fun of congressmen is my job. back off! i don't come to kindergarten and sleep on your scrap of

idaho's abortion ban. this as we approach two years since roe v. wade was overturned. with me now are authors of the new book, the fallwelcome you bow to this. lisa, i will talk with you first about the idaho case. the lawyer for the aclu said a ruling of state officials would be a new low for the supreme court. how would that help the state in this case? >> the stakes are extremely high. how the effort to overturn roe was really about a decades long attempt to end all abortion. you know, i think a lot of americans saw the fall of roe two years ago is sort of the end of this whole thing. it would be returned to the states and that is where abortion would be decided but what our book really documents is how this is part of a much longer campaign to and abortion. roe is not the end of the antiabortion movement efforts but the beginning of the upper. >> let's turn to the mifepristone case with you, elizabeth. what are your opinions there? the justices seemed skeptical the plaintiffs even have standing. even if the court upholds access to the pill this time of ruling, could it make its way back to the court? >> all good.

to those who say birth control will never fall at risk, go ask the people of arizona or florida or idaho. in each of these states reblican governors or republican state legislators are on record blocking protections for birth control access in one form or another. let therbe in the aftermath of row's demise the threat to birth control is very very real and that is why it is so important for the senate to ask. this is a simple bill and a simple vote. if you believe women deserve to have contraception, you should vote for this bill. that's all there is to it. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. >> about time for democrats weekly exercise in election-year politics.ter today, we will takp a talking point for democrat candidates and the democrat leader hopes put republicans in a tight spot. but if he wants to see ■x republicans quaking in their boots after being asked to take their votes he should think again.come the chance to talk about the democrat agenda, take this afternoon's exercise, under the guise of protecting access to contraception, something that is not under thre

this morning new reporting about the murders of four university of idaho students detailed in the new book "when the night comes fallingreak i had in this story is i got out there early. i went out to, before there was a suspect, and so i was able to talk with many people in law enforcement while they were in the hunt. >> reporter: the book shares the months leading up to the murders of the four students and then that horrifying night in november of 2022. in your reporting, you come to the conclusion that maddy was the target. >> the authorities, in their minds, are convinced that the suspect came in through the sliding door on the second floor of the house. right once you enter the kitchen area, there's a bedroom that mortonson was in, on the left-hand side. right-hand side was zayna's bedroom. if he was just on a killing spree, it would have been natural, instinctive, to go to one of those doors. instead, he goes up this narrow stair case and turns directly into maddy's room. and i think maddy was his target. >> reporter: sources tell both bloom and abc news that the two surviving roommates were using their cellphone

to those who say birth control will never fall at risk, ask the ■lpeople of arizona or florida idahor iowa or missouri. in each of these states republican governors or republican state legislators are on record blocking protections for birth control access in one form or another. let there be no mistake. in the aftermath after roe's demise, the threat to birth controls very, very real and that is why it is so important this is a simple bill and a simple vote. if you believe all women deserve to have contraception, then you should vote for this bill. that's all there is to it. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. ■e he was so proud to be in the u.s. army come proud to wear the uniform and defend our freedoms. the chairman's were bad, the food that come fossils that so i . none of step two is an frequent as americans would be possible without the dedicated service of our brave heroes like my father and those who have why i througe as governor i made my mission to turn are sticking t

idaho emergency abortion case that we expect them to decide in the next two weeks. i think there are legitimate concerns that if former president trump is reelected this fall, there's going to be more aggressive efforts at the federal level to enforce this old statute, the comstock act, in ways that would further limit access to abortion even in states that have fairly permissive regimes. and so i think today is a bit of a sort of half a step into the post-dobbs space where the court's not going to let any old lawsuit come into the courts to challenge available procedures from referrer abortions and other states. but where the court is also not going to be out of the business all were the court is going to have to figure out who are the right plaintiffs, what are the right cases and how much are we really going to let individual states decide versus having a uniform federal rules? >> so you read what you sow and you do the dobbs decision and you just don't wipe your hands of it and say, well, that's it. >> worked for themselves and they've made more word for themselves and they there'll be dealing with this for years and years. i think what we're going to see, what

to those who say birth control will never fall at risk, go ask the people of arizona, florida, idaho or iowa or missouri. in each of republican governors or republican state legislators are on record blocking protections for birth control access in some form or another. unacceptable for americans to even question whether or not access to birth control should fall at risk, but that is precisely the worry one in five americans have today. we can eliminate that worry in one fell swoop, by passingright i hope both sides join together to show strong support for this essential bill tomorrow when we vote on it. >> mr. president, we've had the dismal history recently with the united states supreme court. my view is totally failed the american people. in the name of states rights, the supreme court has taken cau distress and for women and individuals across the country. it's outrageous that because of this court, in this decision, people have viewer rights today than they did 50 years ago and of course, i refer to the dobbs decision which to its eversting that the supreme court for its infamy

to those who say birth control will never fall at risk, ask the people of arizona or florida or idahoiowa or missouri. in each of these states republican governors or republican state legislators are on record blocking protections for birth control access in one form or another. let there be no mistake. in the aftermath after roe's demise, the threat to birth control is very, very real and that is why it is so important for the senate to being the a. this is a simple bill and a simple vote. if you believe all women deserve to have contraception, then you should vote for this bill. that's all there is to ie hayes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cassidy: madam president, senate democrats are using their power in the majority to push an alarmist and false narrative that there is a problem accessing contraception. they proposed a bill which is more about a solution to find a problem. today's vote is nothing more than scaring and misleading, misleading, misleading the american ■fpeople. here are the facts. let me show this graph. there is no state or territory that bans acce