el proyecto de ley volverÁ al senado y si se aprueba, se enviarÁ al gobernador jeff landry para que lonte del cafÉ que nos gusta mucho para despertarnos de vez en cuando. >> pero hay que tener mucho cuidado con esa cantidad que consumimos. y es que el consumo de cafeÍna se ha disparado entre los adolescentes. el 25% de los padres dicen que sus hijos lo consumen a diario o casi a diario y lo hacen de esta manera mÁs del 70% a travÉs de refrescos, mÁs del 30% a travÉs del tÉ o el cafÉ y el 22% en bebidas energetizantes. el problema es que la suma de cafeÍna en todas esas bebidas. los padres son conscientes de los riesgos del exceso de esa sustancia, pero no de las mÚltiples maneras en que sus hijos las estÁn ingiriendo. tomo mucha cafeÍna. escuche, esto puede afectarles en el ciclo del sueÑo, el rendimiento escolar y el estado de Ánimo y provocarles incluso dolores de cabeza y palpitaciones. los expertos recomiendan educar a las familias en el consumo de bebidas que sean descafeinadas y, por supuesto, mÁs saludables y tomar muchÍsima agua, que esto tambiÉn puede reducir esos niveles desp

el gobernador de luisiana, jeff landry, firmÓ la ley que reclasifica las pÍldoras abortivas como sustanciasuisiana firmaron una carta en la que advierten a los legisladores que la norma podrÍa ser una barrera para el acceso a un tratamiento apropiado y ademÁs podrÍa producir miedo, confusiÓn entre doctores y pacientes. se cumplen hoy dos aÑos de la masacre en la escuela elementary en uvalde, texas. la comunidad familiares de las vÍctimas recordaron en una ceremonia. sonaron como lo escucha 21 campanadas en memoria de los 19 estudiantes, dos maestras que murieron en este tiroteo. se leÍan ademÁs sus nombres y se libraron 21 mariposas con mensajes que quisieran decirle a sus seres queridos quisiera que estuvieras aquÍ para abrazarte, para besarte, para tocarte tu pelito. >> y no estÁ. >> esta ceremonia continÚan esta noche con una vigilia principal donde estarÁn las familias en el anfiteatro de la ciudad. en el caso de la soldado latina katia dueÑas aguilar, que se investiga como un homicidio, se ofrecen 25.000 $ por informaciÓn que ayude a esclarecer su muerte. la liga de ciudadanos latinoam

el gobernador de luisiana, jeff landry, sienta un precedente que pudiera influir en las regulaciones >> las consecuencias es que van a limitar mucho mÁs el hecho de que las mujeres puedan, eh, terminar sus embarazos si desea si desearan hacerlo. e iban a tener que buscar otras formas, eh, de ir a otros estados o conseguir, eh. mmm. un mercado negro que se las pueda facilitar la nueva ley entrarÁ en vigor el 1 de octubre de este aÑo. >> en otros temas, en el segundo aniversario de la masacre de uvalde, las familias de las vÍctimas presentaron una demanda contra los fabricantes de los rifles de asalto ar 15. la acciÓn judicial tambiÉn incluye a activision, la fabricante del videojuego call of duty y a la propietaria de instagram. por su presunto papel en promover el arma que fue utilizada en el tiroteo. activision expresÓ su solidaridad con las familias y las comunidades impactadas y resaltÓ que millones de personas en todo el mundo disfrutan de los videojuegos sin volcarse a actos horrendos como el debate. esta noche en texas se realizÓ una vigilia para recordar a los 19 estudiantes y

representantes de luisiana aprobÓ el proyecto de ley al que solo le falta la firma del gobernador jeff landryciÓn diseÑada para impedir que los adultos ayuden a menores a abortar o a recibir atenciÓn mÉdica de afirmaciÓn de gÉnero sin el consentimiento de los padres. la propuesta que probablemente enfrenta desafÍos legales inmediatos cuando entre en vigor a finales de este aÑo, aquellos condenados por violar la ley serÍan incluso acusados de un delito menor que contempla. escuche usted una sentencia de casi un aÑo en prisiÓn y en materia de salud, las latinas y las negras estÁn teniendo sus menstruaciones antes de los 12 aÑos o de la adolescencia. hay un nuevo estudio que asÍ lo indica el fenÓmeno se conoce como menarquia precoz y ademÁs tiene mayor prevalencia entre los estratos socioeconÓmicos bajos. sonia sÁnchez nos explica mÁs no sÉ si todavÍa. >> lo he superado porque como la veo tan chiquitica y tan olga espinoza nunca se imaginÓ que la primera menstruaciÓn le llegarÍa a su hija con tan solo nueve aÑos. sentÍ un poquito de pÁnico , eh? no, no, es que todavÍa esa edad uno no le ve la ma

and the bill now goes to the republican governor jeff landry, who is expected to sign it into law. abortion is already banned in louisiana with no exceptions for rape or incest. cnn's in gallagher's joining me now with more diana. what does this mean then for the women who are already in possession? of mifepristone so ammar, that is one exception to this bill. >> if in fact governor jeff landry does signed it into law, as we expect him to a pregnant woman in possession of either mifepristone or misoprostol for her own consumption is not, it's not applicable to her or she is an exception to this bill. >> but look, louisiana is poised to make themselves the first state in the nation to classify those as controlled dangerous substances. >> schedule four. and again, we do expect the governor to sign this into law, even though abortion is already banned in the state with no exceptions for rape or incest possession of these drugs, which are again, are commonly used to induce abortion would potentially be a felony, punishable with up to five years in prison and hefty fines of up to $5,000

yesterday louisiana governor, jeff landry, a white male republican, signed a bill that reclassifies twomon abortion inducing drugs as controlled dangerous substances in the state. it will place the drugs to induce labor and manage miscarriages, in the same category as opioids and depressants. possession of these pills without a prescription will be punishable with a prison sentence of up to five years. louisiana is the first state to curb access to the abortion inducing drugs. other states are closely watching, it is sure to not be the last. joining me now is alexis mcneil johnson. alexis, thanks for being here for this important news. louisiana banning abortions with very limited exceptions, none include or incest. louisiana has been very clear, we do not prosecute women while seeking an abortion but we are clear that abortion is not legal in louisiana. what is next? >> i am like, shame on louisiana. the state that already has the worst maternal care already in the u.s. to criminalize these drugs. let's talk about medications that are safe, used for miscarriage mismanagement, postpartu

yesterday louisiana governor jeff landry signed into law a first of its kind legislation that classifies abortion inducing drugs as controlled and dangerous substances. how worried are you that this move could set a precedent for banning abortion pills nationwide under the law? >> rev, incredibly alarmed, as we all should be, because we know that laws like this are ones that get exported very quickly to the other states that have also criminalized access to abortion. and here we are, honestly first, shame on louisiana. louisiana is a state that has already a very, very horrible maternal mortality rate and the idea that they are trying to take away access to mifepristone and miss oppressed all, medications that are used for miscarriage management, that are used for post maternal care, that are used for ulcer treatment. the idea that they are trying to take away more access when clearly the women of louisiana need access. we know this is going to ripple across the country because they cannot stop themselves from passing these deeply unpopular, horrible, horrific bands. >> senate majority l

governor jeff landry signed the republican backed legislation into law yesterday, falsely claiming iten campaign makes clear who they believe is responsible for this legislation saying in a statement, this is a direct result of trump overturning roe versus wade . eugene daniels and mini timmaraju are back with us. let me talk about this bill because i am fired up. this particular bill started because the state senator in louisiana and her husband and sister, i think he is in jail at this point, put abortion pills into her drink, into our water, multiple times, several different times. she found out what was happening, recorded him and so, yes, she recorded him and everything so the state senator came up with this bill to criminalize people to criminalize that particular act and to protect women so that doesn't happen to them. those same louisiana right to life organization came into lobby to add this particular provision to the bell. that is what changed it. prior to this, it was a bipartisan bill and louisiana right to life came in and that is how this became a law. >> we know the su

misoprostol and mifepristone state lawmakers sent a new bill to the republican governor there, jeff landrythey sent that yesterday and it could upend abortion care in that state. cnn's diane gallagher has been covering this diane, what exactly does this? new bill do? and do we expect the governor to sign it so we do expect him to sign this into law. >> dana and though office has not responded to cnn's outreach governor landry is responding to vice president kamala harris on x and her criticism saying just about an hour ago that he is proud to stand with the legislature on this bill. now, louisiana is poised to become the first state in the nation to classify mifepristone and misoprostol, two drugs that are coming commonly used to endorse a induced abortion as schedule for dangerous controlled substances. if it does become law, this would make just the possession of these drugs without a valid prescription shouldn't a felony that is punishable with up to five years in prison and hefty fines of up to $5,000. if you're charged with the intent to distribute, it would be triple dependent. and i

now heads to the desk of republican governor jeff landry, who is expected to sign it into law.bortion is ready banned in louisiana with no exceptions for rape or incest. cnn's medical correspondent, meg tirrell joins us now, live and meg, we've talked about these drugs before mifepristone and misoprostol, how common are they and what does this decision mean for the women and girls of louisiana? >> yeah. jake, i mean, medication abortion is the most common way that people access abortion in the united states. so it accounted for 63% of all abortions in 2023 according to data from the goodman mocker institute, there were more than 1 million abortions in 2023. so that's more than 600,000 times this regimen was he used for medication, abortion, as you pointed out, abortion is already illegal in louisiana as a near-total ban. and so medication abortion is not allowed in louisiana already, but doctors argue that classifying these two drugs as schedule for controlled substance, which puts it in the same category of drugs like xanax and ambien, valium, things that have the potential fo

. >> if the bill becomes law, if republican governor jeff landry hinds it, seemed that has contacted his office about this. we have not yet heard back assault charges against pro golfer scottie scheffler have been dropped opt two weeks ago, he was arrested for driving around a fatal crash while on his way to the pga championship. the officer involved is being disciplined, but schaeffer says hopes that both in the officer can put the incident behind them all right. >> 30 million people facing severe storm threats today, mostly across the central us and texas with record heat also on the way for florida and south texas are meteorologists, least a rafah tracking all of it for us, at least. good morning. what are we seeing good morning. >> we have storms firing up already across parts of kansas that panhandle of oklahoma and texas this morning with some intense lightning and i'm heavy downpours. we've had a few severe thunderstorm warnings over parts of the florida i'm sorry, texas panhandle there there's a warning there just to the east of albuquerque this morning or we could find some

right now, only moments ago, the louisiana republican governor jeff landry, signed a bill into law that dow classifieds to abortion-inducing drugs as controlled and dangerous substances. louisiana's the first state in the united states to take this step. i want to bring in republican strategist michael singleton and former senior adviser to president biden, ashley etienne. ashley, let's start with a breaking news out of louisiana. what's your reaction? >> i mean, this is really a continuation of republicans war against women first, they undermine row and now you've got all these republican states and governors that are implementing near bands on abortion, if not i complete and total bans on abortion. and to add insult to injury, you have the speaker, the head of the republican party ahead o of an entire branch of government going to court to sit in court in support of a person that was convicted of sexual abuse against a woman, the republican party needs to explain to the american women what is it they have against us? why is it that they continue to wage war on our bodies? what is that

or republican governor jeff landry, he signed that controversial bill into law. a crime to possess them et medication without a prescription proponents say will protect expected mothers, but hundreds of health care providers have come out against that decision saying it could prevent people from from accessing necessary care. anyone found in possession of the medication without a prescription could face a felony charge are punishable by up to five years in prison here's amaris favorite story of former professional boxer entered florida is everglades terrified of snakes buddy left with a 16 foot python. he caught with his bare hands king bedford was on an air boat tour when they encountered this massive snake bedford poundstone, the snake as it tried to wrap itself around them in the python weighed 105 pounds it's believed to be the largest python caught in florida. so far this year. >> his name king is fitting that snake. >> well, this morning, many people are taking off their summer with an official traffic jam over the holiday weekend, 38 million people will be

the new law places the drugs in the same category as narcotics and depressed republican governor jeff landry signed the controversial new bill into law, which makes it a crime to possess the medication without a prescription proponents say it will protect expectant mothers, but hundreds of health care providers have come out against the move saying it would prevent people from accessing necessary care. anyone found in possession of the medication without a prescription could face a felony charge, punishable by up to five years in prison. an italian teenager who use his computer skills to promote the catholic faith is on his way to becoming the catholic churches first millennial st carlo acuteness who is gained the nickname god's influencer passed away in 2006 when he was just 15 vatican corresponding christopher lamb i'm explains how a second miracle attributed to him has just been recognized by pope francis what he's become known as god's influencer, carlos cutest, a teenage gamer and computer programmer is set to be declared the catholic churches first, millennials, st almost 18 years afte

republican governor jeff landry signing that controversial new bill into law friday, making it a crime to possess the medication without a prescription proponents say it will protect expectant mothers from coursed abortions this is what republican state senator thomas pressly had to say in my sister was the victim of a horrible domestic violence attack where her then husband tried to grind up misoprostol seven different times and put it into her drinks, trying to kill my now 22 month old nice and significantly harmed my sister and her health. >> look, this bill is intended to ensure that doctors, nurse practitioners, and physicians assistants have the opportunity to write these medications. and they will be dispensed at pharmacies throughout the state of louisiana. that's going to continue what it's for legitimate health care reasoning hundreds of health care providers have come out against the move though, saying it could prevent people from accessing necessary care anyone found in possession of the medication without a prescription could face a felony charge. punishable by up to five

by the legislature in which is expected to be signed into law by the state's republican governor jeff landry, classifies mifepristone and miss a miss the crystal as scheduled for drugs. >> that designates them as dangerous controlled substances on the level with how the fda classifies narcotics and depressants like xanax, valium, an ambien. anyone who was found in possession of these drugs without a prescription could face eight felony charge and up to ten years in prison as a result, well, to this new legislation of course, abortion is already banned in the state of louisiana with no exceptions, i should note for rape or incest medical professionals are warning that on top of that, this bill could spark confusion and even potentially delays and providing timely emergency care that's something that my source tonight, kaitlan joshua has personally experienced in that state when she had a miscarriage. i should know she's now working with the biden campaign and kaitlan joins me tonight and kaitlan first, i just want to say thank you for coming on to talk about something that is so personal and

in louisiana, republican governor jeff landry just signed a lock classified two abortion drugs as dangerous first of its kind in the country and will make possessing the drugs and crime punishable with jail time. joining me here at the table, president and ceo of reproductive freedom. so, as we are waiting for donald trump to grace us with his view on mifepristone, we are also waiting on the supreme court to do the same. meanwhile, there is a lot happening in states across the country. i mentioned louisiana. give us a sense of other states. what is happening in states across the country? >> the first thing to say is that mifepristone is incredibly safe. it's really important for people to know that. it's safer than tylenol. it's been approved by the fda for 20+ years. this is really important. it is not some new drug. it is established, tested, safe and effective. >> and this was a judge, not the fda, making the decision. >> that's right, a trump- appointed judge in texas who has become quite the toys for being the court you can go to for the most extremist radical cases to get moved up. th

barrier to physicians prescribing appropriate treatment, that bill is headed to republican governor jeff landry's with us. we are as always so grateful. i will see you this saturday and sunday on the weekend. "the beat" with ari melber starts right after a short break. stay with us. stay with us and a tablet. yep, all 3 on us only at verizon. was that your grandfather, leading armies to battle? was that your great aunt, keeping armies alive? drafting the plans. taking the pictures. was it your family members who flew? who fixed. who fought. who rose to the occasion. when the world needed them the most. discover, preserve, and share the stories of your family's heroes. save on ancestry subscriptions for a limited time. and they're all coming? save those who are stillptions with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings. light 'em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. ♪♪ >>> welcome to our news special, new york versus donald trump. i'm ari melber and we are bringing our new breakdown of what happened this past week. the first ever for a former president as you certainly know by now. th

that's what our next guest katelyn joshua told reporters before louisiana's republican governor jeff landryy, to the state's list of controlled dangerous substances. both drugs are often used during miscarriages and in 2022, katelyn joshua, a louisiana mother, was turned away from two emergency rooms and denied treatment after experiencing a miscarriage because louisiana had enacted a near-total abortion ban following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v wade. katelyn joshua is now campaigning on behalf of president biden to remind people across the country that donald trump is responsible for the attacks on reproductive rights. since the fall of roe, trump has taken credit for ending the constitutional right to an abortion and the republican appointed supreme court justices don't want to stop there in its concurring opinion to the supreme court's decision to overturn roe, justice thomas wrote in future cases we should reconsider all of this court's substantive due process presidents, including griswold. that's griswold versus connecticut, a 1965 supreme court decision that protec

in louisiana republican governor jeff landry just signed a law classifying two abortion drugs, mifepristonets kind in the country and will make possessingthe first of its kind in the country and it will make possessing the abortion drugs without a prescription a crime punishable with jail time. join me now here at the table, president and ceo of productive freedom for all. you know so much about these issues and what is happening across the country. as were waiting for donald trump to grace us with his view on transiting steam -- mifepristone, russell waiting on the supreme court to do the same. there is a lot happening in states across the country. give us a sense of other states what is happening with mifepristone in states across the country? >> mifepristone is incredibly safe but it is important for your viewers to know that. it is safer than tylenol this is important. it is not summit new drugs. it is established and tested and saved. >> this was a judge, not the fda making the decision. >> the trump -- is a ridiculous, outlandish case what is interesting now is that it is so crazy. ev