this draft has reportedly been leaked to politico.98-page opinion that there was no constitutional right to abortion. the constitution, in his words, makes no reference to abortion, and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision. now, a note for our viewers. the way the supreme court works procedurally is they hear the arguments. they heard this particular argument on a mississippi law banning abortion at 15 weeks. they heard that on december 1st. right after the argument, they go into conference. that's when they take their initial vote. and politico is saying that at their initial vote, five of the justices voted to overturn roe v. wade. again, voting against the constitutional right to an abortion. if those numbers hold 5-4 with alito writing the opinion, justices thomas, gorsuch, kavanaugh, and barrett joining him, that would, indeed, be enough. it appears by this draft that the chief justice will side with the liberals if this holds. but again, anderson, this is not final. it is possible for justices to

, in fact, breaking news, which is that politico, infact, has breaking news, which is that politico, majority opinion from the supreme court which would suggest that a roe versus wade, the abortion rights law which has stood as a federal law since 1973 is about to be overturned. we will have, obviously, more on that as it comes into us. let us bring you the latest now from ukraine. the attempts to evacuate more civilians from the devastated city of mariupol have stalled. ukrainian officials say russia has ended a ceasefire and it's now blocking humanitarian corridors. hundreds of women and children are still trapped in bunkers beneath the city's huge azovstal steelworks, the azovstal plant is surrounded by russian troops. on sunday, about a hundred people were evacuated to nearby zaporizhzhia, from where our correspondent laura bicker reports. a short break to feel grass under theirfeet, after weeks of only concrete. the survivors from mariupol are allowed a break in their long—awaited journey away from the front line. translation: for a month we were eating - over 40 l of us — six f

this is a politico report. writing, what you think of it, what you read into it, draft are sent around many, many times in the process of forming a final opinion before it's released, usually in june, and i guess my main question to you is does this seem legitimate to you? does this sound alitoesque to you? do believe that this is likely where the decision goes and what would be the ramifications for people? because i know it will be demagogued and meanwhile it only would mean that the states would decide, not the federal government. >> well, it is a rough draft, so it is not as let's say elegant in its pros as the final draft would be. and i'm skeptical too along with you. for example, let me just read one portion of this alleged draft opinion. roe was egregiously wrong from the start, it's reasoning was exceptionally weak, the decision has had damaging circumstance -- consequences far from bringing about a national settlement of abortion issue. roe and casey have inflamed debate and deepened division. i must

politico obtained this draft. again, this is only a draft. cnn has not as joan said independently verified this. again, that is the reporting. let bring in our experts now. thank you-all for joining us. good evening to you. jeffrey, i'll start with you. the legal grounds, what are the legal grounds they are using in the draft to overturn the precedent, which has been the law of the land for decades? >> well, this has been a brutal fight in the courts over the years and even on the acsupreme court. the legal arguments are very familiar. starting in the mid 60s, the supreme court began recognizing the right to privacy and have a zone within people's lives that the government couldn't invade. it started with the right to take birth control for married people in 1964 and 1973 that right to privacy was recognized as including the right to abortion and harry blackman's opinion in 1973. in opinion after opinion over the next 50 years, 49 years, the supreme court ratified that view. most famously in 1992 in the casey decision where the court again re

"politico" drops a bombshell on the u.s. legal and political systems, with an unprecedented leak from the supreme court that roe v. wade may be on the verge of being overturned. it would reverse nearly 50 years of federal protection for abortion rights. this morning, the document that could shift history. and the leak that has rocked the supreme court. >>> plus, we'll have the latest from ukraine. efforts to evacuate the remaining civilians from that steel plant appear to stall, amid reports that russia may soon try to annex parts of ukraine's eastern

a reported draft opinion first obtained by "politico" suggesting roe v. wade will be overturned. we have details from washington, d.c. >>> power grab, the u.s. learns about russia's plan to annex parts of ukraine. >>> on the run. the man hunt continues for a murder suspect who broke out of jail. why there's an arrest warrant for a corrections officer who was with him. >>> well, good morning and good t be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the fbi is expected to launch an investigation into the shocking leak of a reported draft opinion from the supreme court. it appears to overturn the 1973 landmark roe v. wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide. the reported draft opinion of the report obtained and published by "politico" appears to have been written in february. while the opinion could change if finalized by the supreme court, it could have high-reaching consequences and send it back to the states to decide. after "politico" published the reports, hundreds of opponents and abortion rights gathered outside of the supreme court building overnight. natalie brand is in washing

and the factd to politico. >> all right, keep on your toes there. i know that there will be a lot to talk about today. let's bring in legal analyst and civil rights attorney areva martin. a leak overnight that could up end a generation of established law. the supreme court draft opinion says roe was egregiously wrong from the state, its reasoning was exceptionally weak and the decision has had damaging consequences. talk to me about your initial reaction to this bombshell news overnight. >> shock, christine, absolute utter shock, dismay, disappointment and even anger. when you read what politico reported about this draft opinion, what alito says essentially is that the word abortion is not mentioned in the u.s. constitution. and although that is accurate, there are many rights that are protected that we as citizens enjoy, many freedoms and rights that are not explicitly mentioned in the constitution. and my biggest fear is that this is not the end, this is the beginning of the evisceration of many of the rights we enjoy such as the right to privacy,

the us political website politico says it has seen a majority opinion leaked from the supreme court sayingit has voted to strike down the landmark roe versus wade decision which legalised abortion across the united states. the document, said to be written byjustice samuel alito, says roe versus wade was wrong from since it was first introduced in 1973. if verified, the leaking of the document is unprecedented in the history of the us supreme court. for more on this i spoke to our north america correspondent david willis. this is the majority opinion of justice samuel alito that was written after a vote of the nine members of the supreme court following oral arguments in this case back in december. it is, i've probably don't need to tell you, extremely rare that a leak of this kind would have occurred. this is the one institution in washington of the supreme court, that is widely seen as leakproof. but this, no more than 90 page document, this majority opinion by samuel alito has been leaked to politico. we can't independently confirm its veracity, but, have to say, the reaction here amongs

and it'sha interesting that this came out p of politico. what doess that say to you>> and tells me that there are no t accidents and there are no consequences. they went to politico obviously a reason here and documentsts and drafts like this , seanre and guys are leaked because p and greg pointed out before and professor dershowitz and ari and the governor this was leaked to setet off death one among liberals that this could happen and you better start mobilizing if you hope to stop. in so for this toto come out now in an election year, no less, this will also mobilize liberal voters that may have thought i'm not going to go to the polls, i'm going to have to hang on to the way we knew this . this will mobilize them. d sean, we knew this decision waso coming one way or the other, but i think it would mobilize both sides when it both faces those that have very strong opinions. latest polls that i've been seeing on this show, america still is fairly split downn the middle on the issue. issue.? nott and again, this would not end or make abort

wade decision after politico has what it says is a leaked draft opinion of the supreme court. protesters gathered on the supreme court as dozens from both sides rallied brie jackson joins us live >> reporter: according to the leaked draft opinion obtained by politico, the supreme court is poised to strike down the roe v. wade decision. the document, reportedly authored by justice samuel alito suggest that at least five justices side with mississippi in its case challenging the 1973 ruling alito pointed out that justices can and sometimes do change their votes as draft opinions circulate. alexis mcgill johnson joined msnbc with her thoughts. >> we're talking about 36 million people who could give birth who would no longer be able to get access to abortion in their states. and that's devastation, right? half the country where people will no longer have power over their own bodies, the base right to self-determination that we have come to expect under this constitution for ha49 years >> and an opponent of abortion said if the draft opinion is the final opinion of the court, the g

you see it there, politico published the entire 98-page draft.ion is true. in a joint statement, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer say this would, quote, inflict the greatest restriction of rights in the past 50 years. >>> and more now from u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi, who says she is hoping to get more aid to ukraine as quickly as possible. she says congress could take up a $33 billion measure by next week. pelosi led a congressional dell case on a visit to kyiv last week. she's the highest ranking u.s. official to visit the ukrainian capital since the start of the war. she says her time in kyiv with president zelenskyy was informative and inspiring. ukraine says more than 9,000 cases of war crimes, meantime, by russian troops, are now being investigates. and many of the victims of those crimes are children. cnn's sara sidner spoke to one grandmother who is mourning the loss of her granddaughter and a warning -- the images you're about to see are graphic and, of course, hard to watch. >> reporter: 68-year-old galina stands over her 7-year-old g

before it began just for us uneducated people who is politico that you work for? >> guest: it's a media company a digital media company based here in d.c.. we are an international news organization. a study about question about foodes prices and shortages the? >> caller: yes i did it again i'd like to get a level playing field and find out who i'm talking about as far as that's concerned to my question is looking at these as a multitude of dominos. covid was one, stopping of the oil drilling was another in go on and on with this. what do you see as the outcome from today to the near future for us? shells being restocked and companies being able to produce food. we have seen the of the food shortage yet. both russia and ukraine are the food producing business where do we go from here? we have universalized our old countries production to the extent that we can't even feed their ownol people. this is a scary situation. >> host: are things going to get before they get better? >> guest: i will say in united states we are an agricultural agricultural giant and are in p

"politico" drops a bombshell on the u.s. legal and political systems, with an unprecedented leak from the supreme court that roe v. wade may be on the verge of being overturned. it would reverse nearly 50 years of federal protection for abortion rights. this morning, the document that could shift history. and the leak that has rocked the supreme court. >>> plus, we'll have the latest from ukraine. efforts to evacuate the remaining civilians from that steel plant appear to stall, amid reports that russia may soon try to annex parts of ukraine's eastern region. >>> and two new omicron variants found in more than a dozen states, as covid cases begin to rise once again. >>> good morning. and welcome to "way too early," on this tuesday, may 3rd. i'm jonathan lemire. in a potentially ground-breaking shift in american constitutional law, the supreme court appears poised to strike down the landmark roe v. wade decision. according to a leaked draft opinion, published last night, by "politico," a majority of the supreme court is prepa

you see it there, politico actually published 98 pages, the entire draft. cnn cannot confirm the document's authenticity. cnn legal analyst joan reports now from washington. >> reporter: this is seismic news coming from the supreme court. in a draft opinion obtained by politico, the court appears poised to overturn the landmark decision, roe v. wade, that legalized abortion in the united states. this means nearly 50 years of legal access to abortion in any state may soon change. states could have the option of banning abortion entirely once this ruling is officially handed down. a number of states already have laws ready to be enacted to limit or outright ban abortions. as the law stands now in america, states cannot ban abortion before about 23 weeks of pregnancy. the case at hand brought on by the state of mississippi will entirely change that precedent. what is also shocking is how we came to learn about this decision. normally, we hear at the very end, once a decision is complete from the supreme court. we hear from a majority and we hear from a dissent

i politico trying to cover its as.ause people are being taught that the country stinks that our foundations don't matter we are a white supremacist nation and the only way to go is with the rated left agenda. the whole government is supposed to be focused on embracing the radical left agenda. >> steve: yeah. >> steve: mark, going back to what you said overturn roe v. wade, it sounds like. it will come to as you said accurately, every state will be able to decide whether to restrict or ban abortion. and, you know, this all started in mississippi where they said you can't have an abortion after 15 weeks. >> a couple things about this. it's not the final decision as professor turley and others have said. but it is an indication. isn't it amazing? all these medical experts and scientists that we have listened to for two years on covid, they say follow the science. okay. i'm following the science, i'm following the son grams, the heart beats, but what is that exactfully a woman's womb after 15 weeks? what is it? what is it?

>> este es un problema absolutamente polÍtico. esto no tiene color.se procede con seriedad, porque es un tema de conveniencia. cuÁnto le va a costar a cada polÍtico el dar una firma, endosar una ley para que se lleve a cabo. particularmente he estado velando por una ley que naciÓ de plÁcidamente, porque el mes anterior de haber perdido a joaquÍn, esta familia perdiÓ a su hijo, porque fue a visitar a su amigo de enfrente, y el niÑo agarrÓ un arma, tenÍa atravesada una bala, en la cÁmara jugaron a que se apuntaron, y terminÓ muerto el pobre ethan. es una alerta simple como resguardar un arma en una casa segura, y eso no se ha podido pasar, por todos los intereses macabros que hay. borja: la verdad que esto es triste, que sea algo polÍtico lo que estÁ matando a muchos niÑos. lamentablemente tÚ y yo podrÍamos seguir hablando durante horas sobre lo que se deberÍa hacer, pero hasta que los legisladores no quieran, estaremos reportando este tipo de masacres en los estados unidos. gracias por estar con nosotros aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", te mando un abrazo

pero no conicinde con lo que quieren algunos políticos.lidere a nivel nacional y los demás estados lo hacen en la misma dirección. se comrpometieron a aprobar leyes que permitirían demandar a fabricantes y distribuidores de armas. >> después de nuestro noticiero tendremos un reporte de masacre a la inocencia. esto es parte de noticias telemundo. contará más detalles de lo sucedido. >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> cada día cómo llegan a la frontera a encontrar una nueva vida en estados unidos. se mantiene en pie pero algunos activistas que existe algo que amenaza a sus vidas. en ocasiones ellos mismos difunden a través de trafiacntes humanos. >> y esperanza que será malo >> dice que le parte el alma y más que nada fue testigo de tormento para algunos >> mucho estrés y tormento para algunos y llega y resulta que tiene que esperar mucho tiempo allá >> él y su familia estaban huyendo de personas amenaz> dice que cuando estaba en un albergue de tijuana, decidiero

as politico made clear, it was a draft.f things can change in between a draft being written and the -- talk before the justices. host: could you walk us through the processes and how it circulated and what happens after it is released to the other justices? guest: when the court hears an argument in the case, in this case it was in december, the court has a provisional meeting after -- afterwards after a initial vote in the justices will find the majority opinion to one of the justices. that justice will write the draft -- and there will be a dissenting opinion being drafted. it will be back and forth behind the scenes where the justice who writes the majority -- may make changes to address questions or confirm other justice in the majority might have or another justice might come up with a new majority which means that majority opinion will not be the majority, which has happened. we don't hear about this until after the fact. not rock the sausage is being made. -- while the sausage is being made. as far as we are aware, t

"politico" drops a bombshell on the u.s. legal and political system with an unprecedented leak from the supreme court, that roe v. wade may be on the verge of being overturned, reversing nearly 50 years of federal protection for apportion abortion rights. the document that could shift history and the leak that rocked the supreme court. plus, the reporter who broke the story will be our guest. >>> it is primary day in ohio. will donald trump remember the candidate he endorsed? >> he likes them all now. >> because he can't remember the name. >>> also the latest from ukraine. efforts to evacuate the remaining civilians from the steel plant appear to have stalled amid reports that russia may soon try to annex part of ukraine's eastern region. >>> along with joe, willie, and me, we have the host of "way too early" and white house bureau chief at "politico," jonathan lemire. correspondent for bbc news, katty kay. let's dive into the breaking news. a potentially groundbreaking shift in american constitutional law, the supreme court

is there any argument in not publishing this information, if politico obtains it?itico had every right to publish this if a source within the supreme court were to give this to them, they really have no choice but to do it, it would be journalistic malfeasance, if they didn't. def con1 to liberals, abortion law could be returned to states and start mobilizing now. it is virtually guaranteed, you will see massive protest in cities across the country as early as this weekend if you read things yoenl and buzz happening there. this story from media perspective, this debate will dominate the news cycle for many days and weeks to come. wait until you start to see headlines and the op-eds once because this broke 9 p.m. eastern last night. probably by wednesday, you will see hyperbole, like you would not believe and scotus blog, here is what it said about the leak, it speaks volumes. it is impossible to overstate the earthquake this will cause inside the court in terms of destruction of trust among the justices and staff. this leak is the greatest, most unforgivable sin. t

politico obtained a leaked draft opinion from the u.s. supreme court. the document suggests at least five justices plan to strike down the 1973 ruling following oral arguments made during a mississippi abortion case. a live look outside the supreme court, "today in the bay's" brie jackson is live in washington following those overnight developments. good morning, brie. >> good morning, kris. nbc news has not confirmed the draft opinion but the document would constitute an unprecedented leak and it could possibly change in the coming months. the leaked draft opinion released by politico indicates the supreme court is poised to overturn roe v. wade, the document reportedly authored by justice samuel alito says the inescapable conclusion is the right to abortion is not deeply rooted in the nation's history and traditions. while it is not the final word from justices, it is raising concerns. >> as of today, it remains our constitutional right, but we also have to be clear that it is hanging on by a literal thread and what this leaked draft means is that our

politico writing this is part of the draft here, we hold that roe and casey must be overruled.he constitution makes no reference to abortion and no such right is protected by any constitution. it's time to heed the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representatives. brianna, politico is reporting this is a 98-page draft joined by four others, justice clarence thomas, neil zbor such, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. this is just a draft. it's not been authenticated by cnn. the court has no comment. and of course, it's possible that a justice could change their mind. this draft opinion was apparently circulated back on february 10th. things may have changed since then. a justice may have changed their mind. but if this were to stand and be released in the coming weeks likely before july 1, this could be a 4-4 decision that overturns roe v. wade. and this could have immediate impact across the country, brianna. we've already seen some governors reacting over twitter. last night, we saw the democratic governor of california gavin newsom twee

what is politico working on now? let me ask you this, dafna, was the reaction has intense as you expected? what did you expect monday night when you published? >> i think we were all fully aware of just how unprecedented something like this is to be able to peek inside internal deliberations of the supreme court, which is not exactly the most transparent branch of government. and getting a good sense of that, we understood as you said, i think, brian, at the beginning, we talk about how polarizing this is, we understand this is very much a story, very much a politico story actually, because it is as meaningful and as important to people across the political spectrum, that people feel as passionate and invested in the outcome of this case, regardless of their party affiliation. >> there were a lot of arguments for the leak but i don't see people calling out politico for publishing. everybody wanted to know what was happening and you have given us a preview. i saw a argument, a headline saying, this is good the supreme

what politico obtained was a first draft. these things go through many drafts. i have watched these justices closely, and sometimes there could be as many as you know, ten different drafts going back and forth. there's usually about five on a major battle such as this, and each justice then gives some feedback, and occasionally, occasionally, don and john, a justice in the dissent can pick off someone from the majority, and i think that's what the chief was trying to do with justices barrett and kavanaugh. those two who seemed might be in the middle, such as there is a middle on the supreme court anymore. and he clearly was not successful at that. he did not succeed in any kind of compromise. and now with this so public, it looks like things are locked in. >> john, i want to ask you, you said it looks like this is when she mentioned donald trump and his appointment. >> because this is, i think, goes beyond simply elections have consequences. the context for the politicalization of the court which creates this coalition, is based upon the refusal to have a vote f

politico obtained a leak draft opinion from the u.s. supreme court. >> the documents suggest at least five justices plan to strike down roe v. wade following oral arguments during a mississippi abortion case. brie jackson is in washington, following this overnight. >> reporter: the leaked draft opinion released by politico indicates the supreme court is poised to overturn roe v. wade, the documents altered by justice samuel alito, the inescapable conclusion is the right to abortion is not deeply rooted in the nation's history and traditions. while it is not the final word from justices, it is raising concerns. >> as of today, it remains our constitutional right, but we also have to be clear that it is hanging on by a literal thread and what this leaked draft means is that our deepest fears are coming true. >> reporter: susan b. anthony, released a statement saying the american people have the right to act through their elected officials to debate and enact laws that protect unborn children and honor women. overturning the landmark decis

politico has obtained a draft of a majority supreme court opinion it

the headline, politico has voted to overturn abortion rights. draft opinion shows. >> now, you know, everything has a different or the disclaimers. and we don't know the final opinion will be but i will say that we have predicted this for a long time based on the hearings for these justices. i asked amy canning barrett if she thought roe v. wade was super president. she did not think that it was. and yet, i believe the american people are with us. i like to focus a bit here on what's gonna happen if they do issue this opinion when all signs point to that they will. not just this leak, which is unfortunate, but also, what they've said in the past. if this is issued, over 20 states, there is a trigger where abortion will automatically be banned. so, it's no longer gonna be a decision between a woman and her doctor. basically, i guess, ted cruz has made this decision for people. the second thing that we're gonna see happen is that you're gonna have individual states considering laws, banning it, and meanwhile, and washington, it's on us now to try

in a draft opinion obtained by politico, the court appears poised to overturn the landmark decision row v. wade that legalized abortion in the united states. this means that nearly 50 years of legal access to abortion in any state may soon change. states could have the option of banning abortion entirely once this ruling is officially handed down. a number of states already have laws ready to be enacted to limit or youtd routright ban ab. as the law stands now, states cannot ban abortions before about 23 weeks of pregnancy. the case at hand brought on by the state of mississippi will entirely change that precedent. what is also shocking is how we can to learn about this decision. normally we hear at the very end once a decision is complete from the supreme court. we hear from a majority and we hear from a dissent. but this first draft of the majority decision was made available in an entirely unprecedented way, and for some people, might further bring into question the legitimacy of the supreme court. according to politico, and our own reporting confirms this, chief justice john roberts

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patricia: con un borrador de opiniones de la corte suprema obtenido por polÍticos.rÍa de magistrados aprobarÍa la derogaciÓn de la ley que legalizÓ el aborto hace casi medio siglo. leÓn: mujeres de distintos orÍgenes y edades se volcaron a las calles en el paÍs para protestar contra ese fallo potencial del mÁximo tribunal de estados unidos. patricia: dulce castellanos con el reporte. >> la filtraciÓn del documento de la corte suprema ha sacudido al paÍs entero. la ley legalizÓ la interrupciÓn del embarazo durante el primer trimestre. >> sabemos lo que ocurre cuando no hay aborto legal. hay personas que ponen su vida en peligro tomando el aborto en sus propias manos. esta mismas comunidades en zonas rurales, inmigrantes, etc., ya de por sÍ tienen barreras a cualquier cuidado de salud. dulce: tambiÉn han resonado las voces a favor de la prohibiciÓn del aborto. >> significa una gran ventaja, un gran alivio porque no tendremos que estar lidiando con la sombra, con el flagelo del aborto a nivel federal. dulce: hoy el presidente biden por primera vez mencionÓ la palabra a

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according to politico, the draft opinion is a full started repudiation of the 1973 1973 decision.sequent 1992 decision planned parenthood v casey that largely maintain that right. in the draft opinion there are a few quotes from justice alito. among them, roe was egregiously wrong from the start. we hold that roe and casey must be overruled and it's time to heed the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elect representatives, i.e. backed out of the states." reaction from both sides of the aisle. swift and predictable. >> i found it astonishing and appalling. this would appear to be an invitation to have a handmaid's tale type antifeminist regulation and legislation all over the country. >> it would mean we are no longer 1 of 8 countries, yes, you heard me correctly, eight countries in the world that allow elective abortion after 20 weeks. from the beginning, roe was wrongly decided. >> this is an important note for those who are not court watchers like shannon and i am. justices can and sometimes do change their votes as draft opinion circulate. majority de

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but "politico" reporting this draft opinion is drafted by justice samuel alito. in it, if it were to go into effect, it would eliminate the constitutional right to abortion that was established by roe v. wade in 1973 and affirmed by planned parenthood versus casey in 1992. i'll read you from part of the opinion here. justice alito writing, the constitution makes no reference to abortion and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision. roe was egregiously wrong from the start. it is time to heed the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representatives. "politico" releasing this draft opinion, 98 pages from justice alito joined crucially by four conservative leaning justices and, bu aianna, if this ruling e to be issued officially, it would send a seismic wave all over this country. already we've seen republican-led states putting forth legislation that would roll back or completely eliminate the right to abortion. so they are ready act here, and we know that estimates are that about half of the states woul

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the politico website has obtained what it says is the initial draft of a majority opinion. it's written by justice samuel alito and it reads in part, rowe was egregiously wrong from the start. we hold that row must be overruled. it is time to heat the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representatives. the u.s. supreme court's potential decision as reported by politico is centered around the challenge to a mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. >> and if roe versus wade is in fact, over turn, abortion would immediately become illegal in at least 13 states likely more. and right now you're looking live at the supreme court at this very moment. the barricades >> have been put up all around the building. you see people with signs there candles. they started to gather people supporting abortion rights. >> so we are joined now by jessica levinson, a clinical professor of law at loyola marymount university in southern california. professor, thank you for joining us tonight. first of all of this is it's startling to hear

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our guest meredith lee and i want to go right to your latest story in politico. explain what's happening there and why that is impacting and food prices around the world. >> so the war in ukraine right now has really hampered the ability for ukraine to get any kind of food out of the country. it's a major grain producer as is russia so that's disrupted global supply of food. the russian military's blockade around ukraine in the black sea right now is hampering the ability for millions of tons of grain to leave ukraine and to go to countries across the north africa, middle east that rely on those for food supplies. >> so what can you do us do, how do you get the food out and get them to market? >> some lawmakers i talked to recently chris coons, jason crow from colorado have been talking with administration officials and others trying to push for humanitarian corridor, a un humanitarian corridor or that would be established from the support of odessa and travel out of the black sea and basically allow those grain supplies to get to north africa, the middle east. t

the politico morning news letter, politico playbook noting justice samuel alito sweeping and blunt draft opinion overturning roe remains the court's only circulated draft in the pending mississippi abortion case, politico has learned, and none of the conservative justices who initially sided with alito have to date switched their vote. no dissenting draft opinions have circulated from any justice, including the three liberals. this is politico's reporting this morning. that can explain why no second draft of the majority opinion has been distributed, they write, and typically the two sides react to one another's written arguments and recast their own. always the nine justices prepare for their scheduled private closed door conference this week, they face one of the greatest crises in modern supreme court history with an internal leak investigation underway, an agitated nation focused on whether the constitutional right to abortion is about to be overturned, and some justices facing angry protests at their homes. this is the most serious assault on the court perhaps from within that the s

meredith, i'm going to go right to your latest story in politico. explain what is happening there and why that is impacting food and prizes. guest: the war in ukraine has really hampered the ability for ukraine to get any kind of food out of the country. it is a major grain producer, as is russia. the russian military blockade around ukraine and the black sea right now is hampering the ability for millions of tons of grains to leave ukraine and -- to countries across africa who rely on those foods. host: how do you get these foods out and get them to market? guest: they have been trying to push for a humanitarian corridor that would be established from the port of odessa. they traveled out of the black sea and bring supplies to africa. that is a huge undertaking and risk russian retaliation. they are trying to work through issues right now hoping to establish that corridor. host: president biden yesterday on his trip to illinois talked about that. here is a little bit of what he had to say. [video clip] pres. biden: ukraine is world's largest produc

this is the draft report, again, obtained by politico., but the language in here is stark and specific. alito writes, we hold that roe and casey must be overruled, significant, not half measure, not saying, well, some restrictions can stay in place, but blow it up. >> absolutely. this is what makes this opinion, again, if it becomes the opinion of the court, so significant because it means an entire area of law, literally dozens of opinions since the supreme court decided roe v. wade in 1973 reaffirmed over and over again, they're all overturned and that throws an enormous area of the law up for grabs, because it is not necessarily just abortion that is covered by this -- by this decision overruling roe. >> we'll talk much more about that. just so people know, it throws it back to the states. here is a look at the states, what they would do. the states in red and yellow almost certain to ban abortion or likely to. we're talking about in some cases bans without any exceptions. >> and it is worth pointing out that that decision is written i

meredith, i'm going to go right to your latest story in politico. explain what is happening there and why that is impacting food and prizes. guest: the war in ukraine has really hampered the ability for ukraine to get any kind of food out of the country. it is a major grain producer, as is russia. the russian military blockade around ukraine and the black sea right now is hampering the ability for millions of tons of grains to leave ukraine and -- to countries across africa who rely on those foods. host: how do you get these foods out and get them to market? guest: they have been trying to push for a humanitarian corridor that would be established from the port of odessa. they traveled out of the black sea and bring supplies to africa. that is a huge undertaking and risk russian retaliation. they are trying to work through issues right now hoping to establish that corridor. host: president biden yesterday on his trip to illinois talked about that. here is a little bit of what he had to say. [video clip] pres. biden: ukraine is world's largest produc

following breaking news, politico reporting the court is on the verge of making a monumental decisionut abortion rights. >> it's still gutting, sudden, shocking to see it in writing. >> the leaked document is quickly consuming the nation's attention and leading to late night announcement from governor newsom. >> only on nbc bay area, san jose police officer on leave, accused of being drunk on the job when he responded to the kidnapping of baby brandon. >>> where did he go? bear had bay area neighborhood on the lookout feeling nervous. >>> good evening. protests at supreme court this evening and across the country. the high court may be on the brink of overturning abortion rights. politico reporting it obtained initial draft majority opinion from the court that indicates law of the land since 1973 would be overturned. nbc news has not been able to verify it. >> and nothing is final but decision of this magnitude is prompting swift response. within the past hour, governor newsom taking firm stance against the supreme court. nbc bay area's ian cull with the latest. >> there are clearly s

it appears politico did heavily weigh this issue.re going to go with it because it absolutely is newsworthy. i would say that all leakers, all whistleblowers, all sources are conflicted or motivated by something and, clearly, this leaker was motivated. i've heard arguments on both sides, it was the left who did it, the right who did it. both have actually plausible here, howie. you look at the left saying it was a clerk on the right who clearly started to see that perhaps one key judge might be wavering from the original alito draft opinion, and hay wanted to sort of, as you put it, freeze them into place and maybe shame them into staying on that side. that as plausible. you have people on the right saying somebody on the left did it to rally the pro-choice people and to really get the political outrage out there. both are really, really possible. but if you're looking at all sides of this issue, the media and this guessing game inside the beltway has absolutely spread to the rest of the nation. howard: yeah, no question about that.

y ya hay protestas y posicionamientos de lÍderes polÍticos, entre ellos el presidente joe biden. de inmediato con marÍa vargas, buenas tardes, adelante, marÍa. >> buenas tardes, felicidad, pues desde anoche y durante el transcurso de las horas y de esta maÑana han estado aquÍ llegando, levantando sus voces quienes estÁn en contra del aborto y tambiÉn quienes defienden los derechos de la salud reproductiva, ellos estÁn diciendo que su cuerpo es su derecho, que nadie puede decidir sobre las decisiones que ellos deben de hacer con su salud reproductiva. nosotros tambiÉn tenemos entendido que la corte suprema acaba de decir que el borrador que se filtrÓ es original, es autÉntico, sin embargo, el presidente del tribunal supremo john roberts dice que de ninguna forma esta es una decisiÓn final y ademÁs ya ordenÓ que se investigue para llegar al fondo de dÓnde se filtrÓ este documento. nosotros aquÍ nos encontramos con el abogado joseph, quien nos va a contar un poco por quÉ es importante que este documento se haya filtrado y cuÁles pudieran ser las consecuencias?. >> es importante porq

after politico obtained documents from a person "familiar" with the proceedings ," for centered on the mississippi band, labeled a first draft but in the draft the apparent author, samuel alito, writes that roe was egregiously wrong from the start. >> this decision should be left to every american to make for themselves. not a decision that is limited and restricting a freedom that is taken away by a supreme court. jobina: planned parenthood tweeted that this is a draft opinion, outrageous, unprecedented, but not final, abortion is your right and still legal. a draft opinion leak as across the country they started drafting measures to craft legislation to protect abortion rights by codifying them into federal law. julian: thank you, jobina. a rally in response to the draft decision is happening today in san francisco. the party for socialism and liberation is planning a demonstration at 5 p.m. this evening and is organizing similar events nationwide. kumasi: santa clara could take a stand to boost funding for abortion services in the area. we have more on the pushback. >> good morning.

the bombshell by politico revealed five justices support overturning roe v. wade.ince 1973 the landmark case federally protected a woman's right to an abortion. justice samuel alito in the document wrote "roe was a graciously wrong from the start. it is time to return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representatives." chief justice john roberts confirmed the authenticity of the text, but said it is not final. he also announced an investigation into the leak. if roe is overturned, about half of the states in our country would likely ban abortion or heavily restrict it. opponents of abortion rights applauded the news. >> ultimately you are murdering a child when you make that choice to abort. we don't believe that murdering a human is a choice. yamiche: president biden had this to say about the draft decision and the conservatives who support it. pres. biden: what are the next things that are going to be attacked? because this maga crowd is the most extreme political organization that existed in american history. yamiche: joining me to discuss this and m