these and other political stories this week, ourpolitics and government reporters guy maserati and katie orr. katie, let's start national. "looks to overturn roe versus wade. tell us about how it is playing out in california. >> as you know, california is a more abortion friendly state then other states in the country. and, they expect, they being providers and abortion advocates and lawmakers, that should roe versus wade be overturned, we will see an increase in the number of women coming to the state to get an abortion because they might not be able to get one in their home state. a recent study estimated that we could see a nearly 3000% increase in the number of women who come here. >> that is huge. >> absolutely. the state is now convening a council called the future of abortion counsel to look at potential barriers that those women face as well as women living in california face and what the state can do to help them overcome those hurdles. >> i think to katie's point, the real focus is not so much abortion access in laws but funding for that abortion access. we are already hearing from

katie brit. he called her the assistant, i believe, to senator shelby in that one statement. gabby orring. >> reporter: thank you. >>> joining us is s.e.c. upp and mara sciavacampo. what more could he do for donald trump? >> i'm sure for trump this is a little personal. but i'm pleasantly surprised by this reporting. trump is looking at real things. like her polling numbers and her fund-raising ability, his spending, not whether she will go out and call muslim members of congress terrorists or whether she believes in jewish space lasers. these are things that matter in a competitive gop primary race. to their credit, they are also talking about issues. remember those, things like a farm bill, and supporting a gas tax increase, which katie brit did. so this is all i think normal which is weird and abnormal now, for this race to be kind of going through these kinds of issues. i'm impressed for today. >> i think trump -- >> we will check back. i think trump has been burned in alabama when it comes to the senate races. he endorsed luther strange. of course that didn't pan out. he endorsed