let's start with justice ketanji brown jackson. talk about the significance of this newest justice and what she faces on this docket. >> good morning. thank you for having me. ketanji brown jackson is great. her first day was yesterday. she already was in the asking pertinent and probative questions. trying to get comfortable in her new job. i think she's going to be a great justice. i think she's going to have a great career ahead of her writing to sense. because she is clearly in the minority on that court and the things that are coming down the pike are terrifying and horrible and all she will be able to do is to her questioning and oral arguments and through her writing, all she will be able to do is highlight the extremism of the conservative majority voting bloc on the supreme court. amy: let's talk about affirmative action and voting rights. the oral arguments will be heard tomorrow. talk about these two cases and how they could change this country. >> the voting rights, that case is today. it is at 11:00. the first kind of

and also to consider justice ketanji brown jackson's debut this week on the bench. in the supreme court of the united states. we have learned a more about what the fbi found in their search of donald trump's home when a sealed documents filed in the case by the justice department was apparently temporarily available by mistake in the court dockets before it was then results. and also to consider justice ketanji brown jackson's debut this week on the bench. in the supreme court of the united states. we have learned a more about what the fbi found in their search of donald trump's home when a sealed documents filed in the case by the justice department was apparently temporarily available by mistake in the court dockets before it was then results. they sealed the filing was entered in the case by the justice department on august 30th, before judge cannon was involved in the case. the document explains to the courts, the procedures that the fbi used during the search to protect any documents that could be subject to attorney client privilege. the filing says, during th

kendi or the genius of judge ketanji brown jackson and concerned that the system of racism, that's theanity of racism. we are fighting for, anyone who doesn't list annen understand, show me a time in the history of america where black people wanted to do to what people who are white supremacists what they've done to-- i want the vote without interference, i want the right to walk down the street without being killed and i want to not be kneed to death. that's what we've been saying 400 years. i want the right to write a book anti-racism and not be told i'm the problem because i'm criticizing the problem. >> yet, we're all here, all successful to maurice's point, writing, writing, writing our story and being involved in self-determining how we get to be shaped is at the crux of everything, and this conference is an example of that. i looked at the roster of people, okay, we are dd we're being nice and polite. please jump in. and i'm here directing traffic. i need you all to jump in because i see the brains moving. lady hubbard, you had something you wanted to jump in with. >> i agree wi

i feel like this is inflection of pandemic, george floyd, now ketanji brown jackson on the heels of trump and now biden, there's a lot going on but i do feel there's an awakening black people like i need to respect black, the music kevin will shift in the next five years things will happen overnight, people 12 to 14 years old will save us from a they've got it, what are your thoughts on this? >> what i am picking up, everything you described, the ways of black people in many ways are embracing and comfort kidding themselves, recognizingl people other groups of people this humanity is confrontation between black and white. but i also think we are in a moment when there are more and more black seeing and pursuing opportunities to destroy black expeople and there are so many, let me give an example, this election cycle, many of our progressive black congress women and men are facing candidates rallying against crt, candidates who argue what happened to ketanji brown jackson was important and angry about the way they were treated. these are people saying racism is a left-wing hope. i know per

you gave ketanji brown jackson side. you know what i like, but there's thoughtfulness k. know what i like, you been in many of these conferences. rarely are any issues solved, a lot of circular conversation like you said. this is one of the most thoughtful panels i've moderated and then on because it is iso thoughtful. you guys contemplated the questions in a way how to explain it to quote sonia sanchez. >> i'm listening to ladee and ibram hold time closely and there listeningto each other. and from listening to each other wegot to be willing to come up with solutions . for me , i say this in a lot of my speeches. there's areas black people need to be empowered, talking specifically about black people which implies all of humanity as spiritually, politically, economically . i'm not talking about capitalism, i want to make that clear. it's physical health, we need to talk about that. how many of us are affected by these systems and the mental health, i think i'm not going to bend from that alspiritually, politically, physical health or mental health. i feel like our develo

you are going to make an argument for ketanji brown jackson.ot afraid to question, to challenge the litigants. and juxtapose her, don, with clarence thomas. who is traditionally has been very quiet as oral arguments take place, before the supreme court. so you have this freshman just as he was just going for it, challenging these lawyers, and who is unapologetic in her statements about race and this country and the framing of the constitution and these amendments. so, i could not be more elated as a black woman, as a black lawyer, to have justice jackson on the court at this critical moment in our history. >> thank you, reena. i appreciate it. we'll see you soon. >> thanks, don. >> a group of black parents in georgia demanding justice and accountability for their children who were killed by police officers. what they want to see happen. next. next. n to get cash back while i'm book clubbing. cha-ching! with rakuten, i get cash b back at over 3,500 stores. so, how does that work? well, stores pay rakuten to send them shoppers. then, rakuten shar

. >> as justice ketanji brown jackson i thought pointed out very well today, deuel ross, who was before the free court this morning, thanks very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. is. >> are thinking about race? >> context, baby. >> thanks, chris, as always, thanks to you at home for joining us at this hour. >>> tonight, donald trump with one of his biggest legal headaches before the nation's highest court. earlier this evening, trump's lawyers filed an appeal to the supreme court on the ongoing court battle over his alleged mishandling of classified documents at mauler. trump undoubtedly is hoping to get a favorable ruling from the six conservative justices, three of whom trump appointed. from looking at the 100 or classified documents taken from his beach club, but they are attempting to get the review of classified documents back before the court-appointed special master which could potentially throw some fan into the gears of the investigation. despite reporting that trump's legal team is looking to soften its tone in this case, the filing today by trump's lawyers ar

ketanji brown jackson spoke to that.ave a seat at the table, bring a folding chair. right. she is in her gown in the high court with her seat. it's not a folding chair. and she's giving opinion, something that the other justice, clarence thompson, the other black person on the court hasn't been doing for years. we heard about prince recently from him. but in the first day, we were so mesmerized by her decision and her conversation on matters that impact all america. and she has a seat at the table. >> and she's already made her presence known. but i want to talk about you a little bit, april, because you're being modest in not talking about yourself and talking about kamala harris and ketanji brown jackson. but you have been a trailblazer at the white house. and i have seen this personally the way donald trump went after you, went after other -- >> went after you as well. >> well, went after other journalists of color in the white house press core. and it was noticeable. it was obvious. >> it was painful. >> i know it wa

and what happened when alabama's case to cut the voting rights act bet ketanji brown jackson in the supreme today. >> i don't think the historical record establishes that the founders believe that race neutrality or race blindness was required. >> when all in starts right now! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. you know, there are two ways to view the republican party stance and abortion rights. it's catastrophically successful attempts to end abortion rights in this country which they've succeeded in doing in state after state after state. of the first thing is, that the country's republican officials, particularly the religious evangelicals hold this belief, sincere believe, zealous and sear belief that life begins before conception, and that therefore abortion is murder, tantamount to taking human life. i personally think that view is wildly wrong, but at least if you listen to republican politicians, they say that is our sincere belief. we believe in life. now there's another interpretation which is much more cynical. basically that republican politicians and the cons

and also to consider justice ketanji brown jackson's debut this week on the bench. in the supreme court of the united states. we have learned a more about what the fbi found in their search of donald trump's home when a sealed documents filed in the case by the justice department was apparently temporarily available by mistake in the court dockets before it was then results. they sealed the filing was entered in the case by the justice department on august 30th, before judge cannon was involved in the case. the document explains to the courts, the procedures that the fbi used during the search to protect any documents that could be subject to attorney client privilege. the filing says, during the search, the privilege review team agents took a broad view of potentially privileged information, to include any documents to, from, or even referencing an attorney, regardless of whether the documents appeared to capture communications to or from an attorney for the purpose of seeking legal advice and regardless of who the attorney represented. attachments to the filing in

if we look at it wide eyed, then ketanji brown should be part of it.is not going to give you a leg up, why can't she be part of the conversation? i don't know. i have legitimate questions about how we go about these things without making race a bigger issue in the room. giving it even more power. >> that's a great point. >> they said there are race neutral ways to encourage your experiences. what if you are an immigrant. i don't see why that would be a problem. >> i like the idea of the college admissions essay saying more about the person than these things that the person can't change. i have a senior. she is applying to colleges right now and it's quite a process. kids have gone through so much because of the pandemic. kids have suffered so much that further separating them and dividing them and putting them into other boxes only magnifies what they have been through. it's been such a hard time. it's almost impossible. i don't know how universities are quantifying how much pain kids have gone through. further racially separating and dividing people,

the newest justice, ketanji brown jackson, asked tough questions during the two hours of arguments over alabama's controversial redistricting map. cbs's jan crawford has all the details from inside the supreme court. >> reporter: stepping into her historic role, justice ketanji brown jackson has wasted no time making her voice heard. >> i don't think we can assume that, just because race is taken into account, that that necessarily creates an equal protection problem. >> reporter: taking the bench as the nation's first black female justice, jackson immediately jumped into the fray, and today repeatedly fired questions at an alabama lawyer calling for race-neutral congressional maps in a major voting rights case. >> what do they illuminate? >> they show that this is what you would expect a race-neutral map-drawer to produce, and-- >> why does that matter? >> reporter: after a contentious term last year, what hasn't changed? this court, with six conservatives and three liberals, again is poised to re-think decades of progressive rulings. like today's case, where black leaders saab the pow

ketanji brown jackson became the the first lack woman on the bench since the beginning in 1789. justice jackson was an active participant in the first arguments including in a case challenging the epa's authority to regulate wetlands under the clean water act. >> let me try to bring some enlightenment. >> reporter: she was president biden's choice to replace stephen breyer who retired in the summer. her appointment means the court has four female justices for the first time in the courts 233 your history. >> the question is, how much will she change the conversation? it is an old clichc time there is a new justice, there is a new corporate >> reporter: many observers believe the supreme court 6-3 conservative super majority will will continue to push the country further to the right. >> >> she's going to be writing a lot of dissents for a long time, time, no question. there is a three-person liberal minority on on this court and she is one of the three liberals. >> reporter: during this time, the court will hear cases involving several hot button issues, such as voting rights. o

the newest justice, ketanji brown jackson, asked tough questions during the two hours of arguments overontroversial redistricting map. cbs's jan crawford has all the details from inside the supreme court. >> reporter: stepping into her historic role, justice ketanji brown jackson has wasted no time making her voice heard. >> i don't think we can assume that, just because race is taken into account, that that necessarily creates an equal protection problem. >> reporter: taking the bench as the nation's first black female justice, jackson immediately jumped into the fray, and today repeatedly fired questions at an alabama lawyer calling for race-neutral congressional maps in a major voting rights case. >> what do they illuminate? >> they show that this is what you would expect a race-neutral map-drawer to produce, and-- >> why does that matter? >> reporter: after a contentious term last year, what hasn't changed? this court, with six conservatives and three liberals, again is poised to re-think decades of progressive rulings. like today's case, where black leaders say alabama is diluting

ketanji brown jackson. the court's first black woman.are expected to take on cases involving affirmative action in college admissions, voting and the environment. >>> and the horror movie "smile" scared its way to the top of the box office, raking in $22 million in ticket sales. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i' >>> it's monday, october 3rd, 2022. >>> it's monday, october 3rd, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." road to recovery. major cleanup efforts are under way in florida after hurricane ian pummelled the state. why some officials are on the defense about the timing of evacuation orders. >> no family should have to walk around their city in fear or looking over their shoulder. >>> city on edge, police in stockton, california, are searching for a possible serial killer. the murders, the reward. and the one clue that could help solve the case. >>> gaining ground. ukrainian forces recapture key territory held for months by russian soldiers. why it's being called a significant loss for mosco

the sisterhood of justice ketanji brown jackson gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. ruhle starts now ♪ ♪ ♪ tonight, donald trump wants the supreme court to help him delayed the mar-a-lago documents investigation he will find out if trump appointees really are his judges. then, antiabortion except set for the one he allegedly paid for. the bombshell that's blowing up the senate in georgia. james carville is here. plus, more signs that putin's war on ukraine is not going well. russia keeps retreating from regions it's claimed, while thousands of russians flee their homeland to flee the draft. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening everyone. i'm ayman roy dean, in for stephanie ruhle. donald trump has tried almost everything to slow down the government's investigation into the classified documents seized from mar-a-lago. now he's taking his course to the supreme court. today, trump made an emergency request, asking the court to overturn a lower court ruling that prevented the special master

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we saw friday, i think we have the images of justice ketanji brown jackson officially sworn in, makingce. how significant that these will be among the cases that she's considering. >> i think it is very significant. and i think it will be tumultuous. i mean, we opened the door as far as conservatives were concerned to anything goes on this court. and even though justice amy coney barrett said they're not political hacks and the chief justice is questioning whether or not the disagreement with an opinion means that the court's legitimacy should be questioned, i think we're all looking at a court that has been politicized. and outwardly politicized and the power of that court is in question. and as justice brown jackson then looks at these cases and decides these cases she's going to be playing a role in history. over 50 years of social justice progress, civil rights work and voting rights and so many other areas will be turned back by this cohort of conservatives in a super majority. so there is a lot on the line here for this entire country. what happens to african americans, what happ

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today is a historic one because it marks justice ketanji brown jackson's debut on the bench. court. >> reporter: good day to you. it is the first monday in october and that means a new term for the supreme court and this is a new court with justice ketanji brown jackson joining the bench. she is now among the nine and that nine includes four women for the first time in u.s. history. she's the first black woman to serve on the highest court in the land. she was welcomed here friday with a special ceremony where she took the oath and took her seat at the bench for the first time. today the oral arguments begin for this new term and that is the first, the first day of this new term, and there are consequential cases head over the weeks and months to come. and it follows of course what was a very blockbuster session for the previous term with roe v. wade being overturned. there will be other big cases ahead here on matters like race and voting rights, the environment, gay rights. those are all issues that this court will grapple with and still expected to be a court that will tur

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what justice ketanji brown jackson later said. the audience erupting into applause. >>> good evening, and we are just back from florida tonight, where we witnessed the staggering devastation, the loss of life. and we have just learned tonight the death toll in florida has now risen dramatically. already the deadliest storm in 60 years, and what our team witnessed when they made it to sanibel island today. tonight, hurricane ian making landfall again this time just south of myrtle beach. 85-mile-an-hour winds. look at this storm tonight stretching up the east coast. washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city, the northeast will all feel this. it stretches more than a thousand miles now. the new images tonight of hurricane ian as it approached south carolina. the storm surge there in garden city slamming right into town. the eye wall arriving, battering litchfield beach. those pictures right there. and tonight we are seeing these images again, the rescues on the water. high-water vehicles navigating the storm in litchfield beach,

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the supreme court begins its newest term with the new justice, ketanji brown jackson.here? and what kind of influence do you think justice ketanji brown jackson will have here? >> you have to remember, this is still a 6-3 court. but in her dissents, that's where she makes a difference, or in her opinions, that's where she makes a difference for the future. it's not necessarily going to move the needle at this moment. again, a 6-3 court, but, for the future of the court, her decisions will be setting precedents or it could be make and mold and shape new laws or keep old laws in place or what have you. her position, her presence is significant. but her decisions, her dissents will be more notable than that. >> april ryan, bright and early for us this morning. start a new week, first week in october. thank you, aprilil. >> you too, kristin. >>> > another health scare in t nfl, j.j. watt reveals he a heart proceed ydure but was sti cleared to play. d suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don'

we've already heard the newest justice ketanji brown jackson quite active in her questioning.ive as well. we're hear cases involving the voting rights act and how it factor news redistricting in congressional districts in alabama. also a case involving the power of the state legislature versus state courts when it comes to redistricting. plus, a big case on affirmative action that could potentially up end the court's precedent, decades in the making that said that colleges can in fact, factor in race when it comes to admissions decisions and plus a case involving gay rights determining if businesses could refuse to serve same-sex couples. this is a term that is already shaping up to be quite consequential and it seems that this is 6-3 conservative majority will take hold even more with the justices being increasingly add odds. the tensions are simmering. one note, the court here finally returning to some semblance of normalcy today in their first case of the term they have finally reopened the court itself to the public. so people can line up and go inside to see this in-perso

however, it is the language ketanji brown jackson brought up.s a refreshing part of the news that i think everyone should be more aware of and be more understanding of why things are critical. things have been spaced for us to be the way we are. host: jonathan, stay with us in the next segment. we will talk about the supreme court. appreciate you bringing that up. here is the front page of "the washington post" with the picture of the supreme court. you will notice the newest justice, judge jackson, is in the picture. let's talk to carl in texas, republican. caller: good morning, america, and washington, d.c. two years ago there was a man in the presidential house that brought us peace in the middle east, energy independence, a lot of good things. we could not stand him no more. now we face nuclear armageddon, gas prices were you cannot even heat your home, but let's thank god donald trump is no longer in office. i hope everybody is happy and god bless america. host: gerard in lawrenceville, georgia, republican line. good morning. caller: how ar

however, it is the language ketanji brown jackson brought up.refreshing part of the news that i think everyone should be more aware of and be more understanding of why things are critical. things have been spaced for us to be the way we are. host: jonathan, stay with us in the next segment. we will talk about the supreme court. appreciate you bringing that up. here is the front page of "the washington post" with the picture of the supreme court. you will notice the newest justice, judge jackson, is in the picture. let's talk to carl in texas, republican. caller: good morning, america, and washington, d.c. two years ago there was a man in the presidential house that brought us peace in the middle east, energy independence, a lot of good things. we could not stand him no more. now we face nuclear armageddon, gas prices were you cannot even heat your home, but let's thank god donald trump is no longer in office. i hope everybody is happy and god bless america. host: gerard in lawrenceville, georgia, republican line. good morning. caller: how are yo

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justice ketanji brown jackson. she engaged quickly, asking questions of the lawyers who were arguing a case about regulation under the clean water act. and with a conservative supermajority of 6-3, the court is expected to keep pushing issues further to the right they'll be dealing with voting rights like alabama and if their electoral map has shifted to dilute the power of black voters they'll also look at affirmative action and using race in college admissions and whether private businesses can reject providing services to gay weddings, citing freedom of speech. lester >> kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds the manhunt for a suspected serial killer in a city on edge after five people have been murdered >>> tonight in northern california investigators are pleading for the public's help as they search for a serial killer at least five men are dead the latest homicide just last week miguel almaguer has more on a possible clue >> reporter: the seemingly unidentifiable grainy still image capturing only the b

friday just as ketanji brown jackson was sworn in, attended to by the president and vice president.ng the traditional walk down the marble steps with chief justice john roberts. can we talk about the significance of what just happened? >> it's a big moment. good morning, amara. it's a big, big deal. they're going to make a new seat for her over on the right side of the court. everything is done by seniority including where you sit, the robing area is, including marching in to go eat dinner every night. it's a wonderful moment to see the diversity of the nation reflected in the court. to have two black justices at the same time, never happened before. first black woman, never happened before. a younger woman who i think is going to lend her wisdom to the court for a long, long time. it really is a good moment. of course, we are in the middle of a big fight on the court, and her voice, i think, will be welcomed in the middle of that fray. >> speaking of that, we've been speak of the public trust in the supreme court is plunging. gallup polling shows just 47%. that's less than half of

a new justice, ketanji brown jackson. we will break it all down. >> good evening. judge brown jackson is going to bring an important perspective to the high court. the issue is the political makeup of the court hasn't and. you are still dominated by conservative justices, 6-3. that includes those three trump appointees who have shown they are more than willing to go against precedent and rethink decades' old rulings. we should expect similar rulings this next year. >> there are a lot of other controversial issues that will come up during this term. what more can you tell us about that? >> they ae almost all on the docket. all the political forms. lgbt rights, voting rights, affirmative action, the court is going to hear a case where plaintiffs are accusing alabama is trying to dilute the black vote. they will give conservative justices to put an end to affirmative action in college admissions. if you think last year was tumultuous, buckle up. >> thank you. >>> pleolice in stockton, california, confirmed the shooting of ten men are linked by what could be a serial k

and ali justice ketanji brown jackson took a lead role. this was also the second day of testimony in the trial of several oath keepers accused of seditious conspiracy related to the january 6th riot. today in court, the government played a secret phone recording from november, 2020 where members are heard discussing plans to bring weapons to washington and being told to fight for former president trump. oath keepers founder stewart rhodes any other indicted members of the first of the nearly 900 people arrested at the capitol riot to be tried for seditious conspiracy. it's the most serious charge the government is brought so far against any defendants. with that, let's get smarter with the help of our lead off panel this evening. carol leonnig, pulitzer prize -winning reporter with the washington post, sydney tillman, she covers the intersection of law and politics for bloomberg knows, and professor melissa murray of nyu law school, she was a law clerk for sonia cuellar, on the bench before her nomination to the supreme court. it's great t

>> a historic moment, as justice ketanji brown jackson was formally welcome to proceed on the supremecourt's new term starts tomorrow, and this term to be more consequential than the last, with the court poised to your cases on voting. how states can decide elections, affirmative action, gay rights, and more. this is all against the backdrop of a court crisis marked by inviting, polarization, and record low public confidence. our legal panel is joining me now to discuss. maya wylie is a civil rights attorney and former u.s. assistant attorney, and mark joseph stern as a senior writer at slate. welcome to you both. i want to talk about some of the most consequential cases. i want to start with merrill v. milligan. i want to start with a case that has a redistricting map by -- its slash majority black congressional districts in the state from 2 to 1. plaintiffs say that this violated section two of the voting rights act, which prohibits voting practices the description nate on the basis of race. the lower court agreed. but earlier this year, the supreme court put a hold on that ruling,

. >> lady justice author delia ruffner got a new day in the supreme court in with justice ketanji brown jackson, when all in starts now. >> good mean evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. weeks after the fbi executed that now infamous search warrant at don trump's home in florida, seeking classified documents he read from the white house, the ex president filed his first legal response in court. if you recall, it is basically an attempt to stall the fbi investigation. he asked the court to appoint a special master to sort through his baseless claims of executive privilege over the documents the fbi found at mar-a-lago. part of what was striking about that move is that trump and his lawyers went out of their way to bring the matter for before a new judge, not the federal magistrate judge already handling the case. no, they filed a motion as a new legal action that was assigned to a different federal judge who, as luck would have it, turned out to be someone that he, trump, appointed. that's judge aileen cannon. trump announced his intent to nominate cannon. she was confirmed in the sen

amy: justice ketanji brown jackson makes history monday, becoming the first black female justice to ever hear a supreme court case.

the impact that we felt already from the addition of ketanji brown jackson next.justice ketanji brown jackson is already making waves on her first week on the bench. jackson was quick to weigh in on a number of oral arguments. speaking up in fact more than any other justice. joining me now, as lisa friending -- ruth bader ginsburg. also glad to have you back and talk about this. i am curious, your thoughts on justice jackson's first week. and overall, how important it is for a new justice on the bench to make their voice heard at the very start of the term? >> look i was terribly excited by her, i don't know her personally but from what i saw during the senate confirmation hearings, in which she performed really well. i was excited by her appointment to the supreme court. and this first week, she came now right out of the gate asking some terrific questions. making clarifications, addressing the issues and so i was excited. i was excited by that. some friends of, mine they sent me pictures of her and look like a very happy day. >> that is good. what about just pic

justice ketanji brown jackson in the case as a district court talked about the assertions by olc of absolute immunity and she said two things i thought were not worthy. first, the argument that the doj supports is claims of testimonial immunity proscenium -- for senior-level a transgresses constitutional crews, -- truths. she also said that absolute testimonial immunity for white house aides appears to be a fiction that has been fastidiously maintained over time through the force of sheer repetition in olc opinions. i think you will concede, let me ask you a question. has olc rewritten any of its guidance about absolute immunity? since that decision? did that because a review of the previous opinions to adjust for what the article three judge had to say? hon. schroeder: what i can say about that is i am not at liberty to discuss what we are considering or not considering before an opinion is issued. sen. whitehouse: so it has not been done yet? hon. schroeder: i want to add it when i testified before the committee and had my confirmation hearings i stated i had no agenda to reconsider prior

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justice ketanji brown jackson made her debut as the first black woman to sit on the nation's highest court. the new term will include a number of big issues, including voting rights, l.g.b.t.q. rights, and affirmative action. now to a disturbing story out of stockton, california. police are on the lookout for a possible serial killer after multiple deadly shootings since july. cbs' carter evans has the details. >> reporter: the crime scene where 54-year-old lawrence lopez sr. was gunned down marks the latest in a string of murders that stockton police now think are all related. >> you could probably very well call this serial killings. >> reporter: chief stanley mcfadden says all of the victims are men who were ambushed and shot, but not robbed. none of the murders were caught on surveillance cameras. >> we have no evidence to tell us that it's one person, two or three. >> reporter: investigators released this grainy image, a person of interest, possibly the suspect, or just a witness. the murders were all committed in dimly lit areas, the victims between the ages of 21 and 54, all b

visit betterforthem.com >>> it was justice ketanji brown jackson's first day on the bench, and he's alreadyt. take a listen. >> isn't the issue what congress would have intended with respect to adjacent si? are you saying that neighboring wetlands can't impact the quality of navigable waters? >> swank said it's it's unenlightening. >> let me try to bring some enlightenment by asking it this way? >> offering to bring some enlightenment, and folks, this is just day one. actively questioning lawyers taking aim at an environmental landmark law, the clean water act at at one point she sparred with kneel gorsuch, who implied it could hurt landowners who don't know it applies to them. jackson responding like this. >> how does any reasonable person know within several hundred square miles? if the federal government doesn't know, how is a person subject to criminal time in federal prison supposed to know? >> is there a process by which a homeowner can ask? >> yes. >> so, you're not really facing criminal liability without the opportunity to get an assessment from the government regarding your partic

. >>> next, the supreme court opening its new term today with justice ketanji brown jackson on the bench. history made the court today and of course they're tackling major issues that affect millions. >> reporter: they are, david. and that history with justice jackson's first day on the bench, there are now four women on the supreme court for the first time, different backgrounds and approaches. that is a striking image. and for the first time two black americans. but the real story, the 6-3 conservative super majority, after last year's blockbuster term making up major cases, this year they could end whether to end affirmative action in college a admissions, to allow business owners to refuse surface to lgbtq customers, to curb power to regulate waters and wetlands and give state legislatures enhanced powers to oversee elections. this could be another term where the supreme court pushes the law and the country to the right. david. >> we'll be watching closely. thank you. >>> so a consequential january 6th case under way. five members of the oath keeper's far right group charged with con

we have the new justice ketanji brown jackson who will be joining the court and there are a lot of high-profile issues. this is from this morning's washington post newspaper with the headline supreme court set to resume as approval takes a beating. the article says this version of the court seems steadfast on allowing more restrictions on abortion, fewer on guns, and raining in governmental agencies. again that's referring to the current 6-3 conservative majority on the u.s. supreme court as they plan to begin a new session of deliberation and of course the big news this week has been hurricane ian and the death toll right now is at least 66 people have died because of that storm that passed through florida and also made a second landfall in south carolina. let's listen now to some comments for florida governor ron desantis yesterday. [video clip] >> we were at one of the bridges that got knocked out and we met with folks. as i'm driving through one of the communities, publix was opened yesterday morning. you have these gas stations open and there was trying to think when has there been a categ