i don't think martha coakley can. >> i want to point out we did invite martha coakley to be on the programssman, democratic candidate for governor of massachusetts. you also got the arrival of a new grandson. so happy father's day to you. >> right in the middle of the convention at 3:19, little baby jack was born. i've got to tell you, it was a great day and the most memorable part of the day is not the winning of the convention, although i'm proud of it, it's having that little healthy grand baby arriving yesterday at 3:19. >> i'm sure it's a day you'll remember now forever so congratulations on that. >>> every four years like clockwork many americans begin to feel the urge to call soccer football. i'm not one of them, i always call it soccer. then they pretend to understand how the offside rule actually works. these are just some of the symptoms of world cup fever and i have become a victim of it. luckily former members of the u.s. national team are here to talk me through it. that's next. what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... oh yeah,

joining me now, martha coakley. she's a democratic attorney general for massachusetts. what did the court get wrong? they unanimously found that your arguments were insufficient, that you are unduly restricting free speech. what did they get wrong? >> well, it is a little ironic, chris, as you pointed out that somehow, you know, the donning of a black robe lets them say, do as we say, not as we do. particularly this is about the rights of women who have constitutionally protected rights to access health care, to enter freely, to not be intimidated or harassed or have to worry about being intimidated or harassed. >> public sidewalks with public places. it's the place where our great civic democracy takes place. why can't i stand outside any building i want to on a public sidewalk and express my first amendment rights if that place happens to be a clinic that provides abortion? >> well, because we've had a history of violence in massachusetts, a history of trying to do more narrowly tailored ways to balance the right. as the court acknowledged we have a right to protect s

he sort of got pushed into it and it was sort of like, hey, i hope martha coakley wins. he's not good at that. putting him in his best frame of mind should not be underestimated as a way to get his numbers, which are not good, better. >> and response now from michael steele on boehner's behalf. the american people, their elected representatives and the supreme court have all expressed serious concerns about the president's failure to follow the constitution dismissing them with words like smidgen or stunt only reinforces their frustration. >> it's a battle for the bases now. what's interesting, i thought about that obama speech, you heard him earlier this year talking about don't boo vote and all those. now it's more like, here are the policies that republicans believe in trying to get the base more angry as opposed to saying, there are big stakes here. here's what they stand for. you know, the lawsuit and the statement by michael steel, it's all midterm election strategy. it's about the bases of the two parties and firing them up. >> and his final part of the speech was

massachusetts attorney general martha coakley said today's ruling would harm women. >> now we are puttingdditional stresses on women who are just trying to get health care. >> reporter: but, justice antonin scalia reject that notion writing -- >> protecting people from speech they do not want to hear is not a function the first amendment allows government to undertake. >> reporter: president obama losing in this court on whether or not the president has power to make a decision when a few senators are in session. and they are trying to bypass the partisan grid lock. but no, no president has that power. david? >> abc easterry moran, knows the court so well, thank you. >>> back to the president now. you heard alex perez report earlier, he was in the flood zone today. george stephanopoulos on air force one today. asking him about the mour who collapsed when told she had reached u.s. soil. and the president offers a message to immigrants thinking about sending their children across our border. >> the message, don't send your children unaccompanied on trains or a bunch of smugglers. we don't k

martha coakley spoke to msnbc's chris hayes about the decision. >> this particular statute was a carefully could balance all the interest involved. it worked. it was effective. it was predictable. people knew where they could go, what they could do. and striking down this law seems to me now to say you have to wait until someone's hurt or someone's been interfered with. and we will do that. we are prepared to go back to the legislature. we're prepared to do whatever we need to do to make sure that women in massachusetts have access to it. >> all right. you have to look at this. texas republican is getting pretty good at photobombing his fellow lawmakers. well, oklahoma republican james langford was being interviewed by fox news, and he walked up behind and stared at the camera for a few moments before walking off. just last week, gohmert made an appearance in a picture of kevin mccarthy and ralph reid. there he is in the middle spiling. >>> everybody enjoys some ice cream in the summer, including the president in minneapolis on thursday, president obama stopped at a local ice cream parlor

massachusetts attorney general martha coakley said today's ruling would harm women. >> now we are puttingdditional stresses on women who are just trying to get health care. >> reporter: but, justice antonin scalia rejected that notion writing -- >> protecting people from speech they do not want to hear is not a function the first amendment allows government to undertake. >> reporter: a win for free speech. another big ruling here. president obama losing in this court on whether he or any president has the power to make a decision when a few senators are in session. does he have to wait for the full senate. the president trying to bypass the bipartisan grid lock. today, they said, no, no president has that power. david? >> abc terry moran, knows the court so well, thank you. >>> back to the president now. you heard alex perez report earlier, he was in the flood zone today. george stephanopoulos on air force one with him, asking him the tough questions about young immigrants, many without their parents, crossing the border. and the mother who collapsed when told she had reached the u.s. soi

we have great support from our governor deval patrick and attorney general martha coakley as well as legislative leadership. so everyone today said, all right, let's read the decision and let's find out what the answer is and what law might be constitutional and let's get that law through the legislature. >> marty walz, president of the planned parenthood league of massachusetts, and author of that law that was striked down today by the supreme court, the 2007 law. >> my pleasure. >> thank you. >>> a lot still to come tonight. please stay with us. [ brian ], it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. and that i had to take action. so he talked to me about xarelto®. [ male announcer ] xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe that doesn't require regular blood monitoring or changes to your diet. [ brian ] for a p

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massachusetts attorney general martha coakley said the ruling would harm women. >> now we are putting: but justice scalia rejected that notion writing, protecting people from speech they do not want to hear is not a function the first amendment allows government to undertake. so a big win for free speech. and another big ruling out of this court. president obama losing here. on whether he or any president has the power to make high-level appointments when only a few senators are in session or does he have to wait for the full senate to confirm nominees. the president trying to bypass all the partisan gridlock but this court once again unanimously saying, no, the president, no president, has that power. terry moran, abc news, the supreme court. >>> coming up, some fun with our own george stephanopoulos playing a big role on "jeopardy!" last night. he'll put our knowledge, you and me, our knowledge to the test. >> i'm a little nervous. >>> the next half hour, an appropriately named pilot trying to do today what her namesake did not. stay with us. you are watching "world news now." >> an