border patrol had to transform shelby park into an open air holding center. later, once the surge died down, governor abbott ordered his texas national guard to block the federal government's border patrol from entering the park without permission. governor abbott argued that the federal government had failed to fulfill its obligation to the states and in that, some heard echos of texas' history of rebellion and threats of secession. >> i can't believe, governor, i'm going to ask you this question, but i'm going to ask you. do you believe that texas has the right to secede? is that what we're talking about here? >> those are false narratives. what texas and the united states have the right to do, and that's to enforce the law. >> you heard the argument against what you're doing out here. each state can't control its own border policy. you're looking at a completely chaotic system. that's the job of the federal government. >> we're not imposing a texas border policy, texas very simply is enforcing the laws that are the policy of the united states congress. >>

but attorney -- is calling for a federal probe into shelby county jail.t issues like this coming up, like we are dealing with in shelby county? >> these issues are one of our highest priorities at the justice department, ensuring law enforcement accountability, standing up to the conditions that we see inside our jails and prisons. investigating police departments, when we see systemic abuses of the law. this work is our highest priority, it is, why for example, we are fighting for justice for tyre nichols, and breonna taylor, and why we have fought for justice for george floyd. it's why we are investigating police departments. >> and i must say on george floyd, you all came in despite the state case, which was one. you still came in with federal. >> that's right, that's right. because the justice department is sending a loud message that we must have constitutional policing in our country, we must have law enforcement accountability. and when people violate the oath, and violate peoples civil and constitutional rights, we will step in to hold them accoun

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then we get into the details, shelby. a warning, not a pink if slip for mike johnson, that she doesn't have the timetable for following through and she could have demanded a vote within 48 hours. she doesn't want to cause chaos, because we all remember when the house was paralyzed by the speaker battles and nobody could get enough votes. so she did cause a lot of confusion for the media mob. how far is this going to go? >> we don't know, right? it does seem like she's serious, but at the same time she has said this is a warning, this is, essentially, hey, speaker johnson, heads up. you need to change course or be better or we're going to find a new speaker. i also think marjorie taylor greene is facing some pushback with internally from members of her own party who have seen the headlines and have seen that sort of coverage and, in an election year, don't want with round two of the republicans in chaos focus. howard: i thought it was round five or six. [laughter] and that's the thing, in an election year people are worrie

given the republican response. 42 years old, longtime legislative aide to former senator richard shelbyt gop woman senator ever elected. and she'll be giving the response about five minutes after the president finishes. let's return to the capitol, and potentially to the white house as well. [indiscernible chatter] peter: and you can see the senate walking through statuary hall into the house chamber. we expect the president to be leaving shortly from the white house 16 blocks of pennsylvania avenue. of course he doesn't have to stop for traffic or lights, so it is not a long drive forand te chamber should be coming on momentarily, so we will be going to that as well. show you the action on the house floor. state of the union address due to begin at 9:00 p.m. eastern time, about 24 minutes from now. [cheers and applause] [indistinct chatter] 4 [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] >> how are you doing, sir? >> doing good. don't jump, i need you. see you all later. [indistinct chatter] and you are watching members of the house and senate gather on the house floor

méxico estados unidos y se dirigió directo al parque shelby. de texas, quienes le mostraron la labor que han hecho en los últimos meses con la operación estrella solitaria, deteniendo el flujo de indocumentados. trump volvió al ataque en contra de los inmigrantes. and they're coming from prisons and they're coming from mental institutions. el ex mandatario hizo referencia a casos recientes de inmigrantes acusados de cometer crímenes. into our country by joe biden year old girl in strangling her to death in pasadena, texas. refiriéndose a maría gonzález, la niña guatemalteca de 11 años asesinada en pasadena, texas. no apoyamos su visita aquí porque es una desgracia lo que este hombre dice. este no tiene vergüenza. muchos latinos con pancartas y banderas esperaron horas para poder ver al ex mandatario en eagle pass. esperemos que entrando este gran presidente, esta gran persona que cambie las cosas para mejorar. pero muchos simpatizantes de donald trump y del gobernador greg abbott sufrieron un grave revés el día de hoy. la controversial ley sb 4

méxico, estados unidos y se dirigió directamente al parque shelby.le mostraron la labor que han hecho en los últimos meses con la operación estrella solitaria, deteniendo el flujo de indocumentados. trump volvió al ataque en contra de los inmigrantes and they're coming from prisons and they're coming from mental institutions. el ex mandatario hizo referencia al caso reciente de inmigrantes acusados de cometer crímenes. lane criminal who was released our country by joe biden was on year old girl and strangling her to death in pasadena, texas. refiriendo a maría gonzález, la niña guatemalteca de 11 años asesinada en pasadena, texas. muchos latinos con pancartas y banderas esperaron horas para poder ver al ex mandatario en eagle pass gilbert salas llegó para darle su apoyo para su regreso a la casa blanca. esperemos que entrando este gran presidente, esta gran persona que cambie las cosas para mejorar. pero muchos simpatizantes de donald trump y del gobernador greg abbott sufrieron un grave revés el día de hoy. la controversial ley sb 4, que busca crimi

that was right about the time when tennessee's current choice program became available in shelby county and she applied. she was quickly accepteds ariel calls it answered prayer. today steven isg in st. georgia school in memphis he joined outdoor club and st dream being atologist. list of scholarship opportunity at 9 colleges across the nation and because ariel realize what many of us have come to know and each student has unique needs and when parents have a choice that child's life has changed farever. please join me in welcoming ariel and her son steven and nigel. [applause] >> parents also know best what social media does to kids, depression, anxiety, loneliness all skyrocketing among children. study after study tells us how damaging social media is for children. we must empower parents with the their kids online so this year i'm bringing a bill -- this year i'm bringing a bill -- it's a very good time to remind everyone that as it has been civility is a strength, it is not a weakness. [applause] >> so we have to empower parents with the tools to help their kids online. this year we

shelby talcott, semaphore. shelby. thank you so much for being up early with us. i really appreciate it. kicked off a big day here. >> all right. just ahead here on cnn this morning explosions and fire shaking suburban detroit, people warned to stay inside because of falling thanks, shrapnel plus what president biden hopes to accomplish in the most consequential state of the union address of his presidency >> and a late >> night meeting between rick scott and donald trump, the new job that the florida senator may be coveting. that's up next the greatest stage the joke about time >> the champion tbs >> if you have graves disease, gritty eyes could be more than a rough patch. people with graves could also get thyroid disease or ted, which may need a different dr. find a ted is specialist at is-it ted.com i have type two diabetes, but are managing its little pill with the big story to tell i take once-daily jati each days easy what do you in worked 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type two diabetes and known heart disease, jordanians can

. >> i've been down to shelby park twice in the last few months once before texas took control and oncelf does not reflect the biden administration policy they were putting both on the boat ramp inside of shelby park and they are cooperating. all it takes to be serious and i don't see the biden policy being enacted in shelby park when i go there the border patrol, the dps, texas wildlife are putting boats in the river and cooperating. maria: 32000 migrants with criminal records, those are the people that were arrested in 2023. imagine the people that got in you also have a criminal record but were not apprehended in. >> that's what we see across the nation the criminal element is acting up now that's why we have laken riley in the rapes and the murders. that's what you're seeing right now. my concern we've also set ourselves up for october 7 terror attack in the interior of the united states should these people get together and find the weapons which i believe that they will probably be able to find. that is my concern the criminality is one thing but that's only the tip of the iceberg

shelby county and c united, both those decisions stood upon falsehoods presented as facts.up the logic of the court's holdings. no false facts, no desired outcome. and tellingly, even after events thoroughly disproved the false facts, the republican supreme court refused to correct its mistakes. and so these faulty decisions founded on false facts live zom democracy. let me talk about those two cases because they're probably the worst examples. in shelby county, the supreme court said the most important of the voting rights act, the part that required those states -- to get clearance with new voting laws went into effect, was no longer justified. that part of the law was no longer justified because, quote, things had changed. according to chief justice roberts, conditions in those states had improved so much that congress should no longer screen their laws for racist voter suppression. that false fact was key to the analysis overturning this part of theact. but there was no record support for that false fact. it just popped out of t h of the justices who wrote that decision

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but what they won't tell you is 95% of that cut is eliminating an earmark from richard shelby because here to defend his pet project buildi they're going toy oh, look, we're cutting the department of justice and the f.b.i., but the truth of the matter is we didn't get any of the major wins that we worked all last year to get. all of these things like funding the sanctuary cities refusing to report criminal aliens, gone. allse measures are not in the bill. i rise in opposition to this legislation. i hope my republican colleagues will oppose it. we deserve to deliver for the american people the way we said we would to cut spending and secure the border of the united states. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from california. mr. takano: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from texas. mr. granr:balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentlelady from texas reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. takano: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: t he gent

. >> thanks so much with us now for analysis is semaphore reporter shelby talcott. shelby. hello to you. let's go down the list of cases here because there's obviously a trend. the georgia case has been focused on the relationship of da fani willis for weeks. so it'll be weeks until we hear she's disqualified. trump's federal election subversion case was scheduled to start on monday. that's on hold pending the decision from the supreme court on immunity the florida attorneys now when a hearing on accusations of cooperation between the doj and fbi and other national intelligence agencies if the game is delay, trump is winning >> absolutely. i'm good morning. this is donald trump's entire plan, right? he wants to delay delay, delay as much as possible leading into this 2024 election, which is really interesting because at the same time, he has really made aid his campaign, his presidential campaign, and his legal argument one in the same, he does not have to be in-person at all of these trial dates, but he has been to as many as possible because his campaign side has seen tha

shelby talcott. shelby. good morning. >> nice to see you. let's start with what we're expecting on capitol hill today because robert hur robert hur in an interesting twist, is actually going to be testifying as a private citizen. he officially no longer works for the justice department. but what do you anticipate in terms of the testimony that he's going to offer and the direction that republicans in particular going to try to go here. >> well, i think obviously republicans are going to hone in on the main thing that a lot of us took away from that report, which is you just noted was the each topic. and this has become i think a really big general election argument because of this report. before the report, there were always questions about biden's age. there are questions about donald trump's age, but it was less of a sort of mainstream issue compared to what we we are now seeing. and so i anticipate that that's going to be one of the main focal points during this conversation. >> how do you anticipate democrats are going to try to mount a

he'll reportedly play british gangster tommy shelby in a peaky blinders movie.r cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> these are very, very dangerous people. >> tonight, the massive manhunt for two armed fugitives is over. >> there was a short vehicle pursuit, and both suspects were taken into custody separately. >> idaho police arrest the men responsible for what authorities say was a planned attack that led to the shooting of three officers. >> the motive and why they did what they did, i don't know. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thank you for joining us on this thursday. i'm jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with some breaking news. the manhunt for two armed and dangerous suspects in idaho has come to an end. idaho police say a prison gang member and his accomplice were taken into custody near the city of twin falls this afternoon following a brief car chase. local and state police were joined by the fbi in the statewide dragnet following the daring and violent escape wednesda

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ramon was just 42 years old when he died at the shelby county jail in january.d fraudit revealed he suffered from neglect and was covid with lies and bedbugs. attorney general for a america, ben crump, was representative of the mcgee family, colin for further investigation into ramones death and conditions at the jail. we will continue to update you on this tragic story. that does it for me. thank you for watching. tomorrow, we are live in selma, alabama. i'll march side by side with vice president kamala harris and other countries across the edmund pettus bridge to commemorate the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. but next, jonathan kaye part will be talking about trump's successful trial delay trek ticks with former federal judge michael logic. the show starts after a short break. ow starts after a short break. (♪♪) there's two things a young man wanna be - a cowboy or a gangster. and a gangster's outta style. i got back to my roots... we come from a long line of cowboys. my grandfather, my great-grandfather, my aunt even rode horses. when i see all of us out

ever since the state took over shelby park and started expanding the fencing along the border, this cartel gang member, though, we're still seeing groups like this people who don't want to be caught smuggling six illegal immigrants in his car in texas and took troopers on a dangerous high-speed chase hitting speeds over 100 miles-per-hour before he got rammed off the road. right now texas troopers can only charge the drivers with human smuggling. everyone they're carrying just gets turned over to border patrol without any real punishment. that could change this week if the supreme court allows texas's new law to take effect. at that point texas troopers could arrest, charge and potentially deport anyone seen crossing the border illegally. >> any time you have a law it is a consequence. you have to have something in place. right now we're in a situation what we've been in for the last three years there are no consequences. >> texas dps says the law could have allowed them to stop someone like this venezuelan man from getting into the country listed on columbia's most wanted for murder, exto

side next to the razor wire in shelby park.ational guard troops yelled at them in spanish and turned them back around telling them to go back to mexico to apply for asylum and that is exactly what they are doing. jonathan: casey, the razor wire that we have seen in many pictures, the shipping containers there, can you explain to us how big an area that does that cover and if it is only a small area, is it nothing more than an area of displacement. they cannot go across there so they go a few hundred yards down the road. >> that is a good question. both answers are right there. they have increased more and more miles of razor wire. at first right up there long shelby park in eagle pass for about 1 mile and a half stretch or so. the way it's been described to us is it is kind of like a balloon. if you squeeze a balloon lead to other edges bulge out. that is kind of what happens with traffic and migrants going to wear the razor wire just ended. as texas continues to fortify the barriers, they add more and more miles. el paso, the

part of it. >> they said something a little different but, you know, with the same result in the shelby county vs. holder case in 2014. what they did is exact lewhat they would do if congress does pass a statute implementing section 3, which is to say not quite this way, don't do it this way. congress has a coverage formula preclearance under the voting rights act and re-authorizes that formula after hearings and the supreme court says, no, no, no, we don't think that's right because we believe as the court says in the majority things change dramatically, and now we see the stories in the papers this week, all the studies being done showing the turnout gap has increased again in those cases where preclearance was removed. they don't know better. congress does know better, which is why they have the power. even when the court concedes congress has pow, then they proceed to tell congress how to use that power. in fact, in this one they said it has to be legislation, and that legislation has to specifically say this and that, right? so it's a power grab in every way, and it is deference to

it's been more than a decade since the shelby county decision where the supreme court gutted the heart of the voting rights act and congress still has yet to act but in that decade of congressional inaction states that were previously subject to preclearance have aggressively and systemically trampled on voting rights especially those of black citizens. alabama, north carolina, texas and other states histories of discrimination advanced harsh voting restrictions within days, even hours of the shelby decision and a wave of voter suppression laws followed across the country. more recently the big lie and our election have stoked a backlash against voters of color. some states have targeted the precise pathways to the polls that black voters recent years whether it's eliminating or limiting drop boxes in florida early voting in georgia or vote by mail in texas. artificial intelligence is being weponized to advance frivolous challengess in georgia and this is gaining traction through programs like eagle ai as a nationwide strategy to distort the electorate. the increase use of ai also thre

[phone ringing] shelby, is my 4:00 here yet? [phone continues ringing] shelby?d. let's take a walk. [engine revving] okay, two minutes out! anything more from hill on his socials? all quiet since the last video. something feels off about this. seems like he's trying to send a message. question is, what message? street: whoa, whoa, whoa. i think we're about to find out. reporter [on tv]: ...in encino, a dangerous situation appears to be unfolding. street: this is live. hill: i'm glad you could join us! say hi to the people, doc. luca, step on it. got it. oh, now everybody want to listen? where were you all when isaac needed help? huh?! where were you all? [car doors open] lapd! get the media out of here! move! move back! chris: move! move! move! move! hondo: now! move! get back, everyone! chris, get to the rooftop. line up a shot. go! mr. hill, put the gun down. i can't do that. nobody needs to get hurt here today, fred. let's just take a breath and talk this through. why don't you just shoot me? that's what y'all guys like to do anyway, right? hondo: your son wa

talcott, shelby, good morning. always good to see you >> big day. >> for donald trump let's start with the case that he's going to be sitting in the courtroom four, which is this hush money case involving stormy daniels. and we do expect that he's going to be there for this. there are essentially trying to take this opening, right. the prosecutors gave him inadvertently by not turning over this trachoma documents. it had delayed the case until april to try to get a delayed even further and basically potentially prevent him from going to trial in any of these. i mean, this one seemed to be the one that was most likely to go to trial before the election. what are you expecting today? >> well, i don't know exactly what like what the ruling will be obviously, but donald trump wants 90 days. prosecutors are arguing this is more than enough time. the 30 days that they've given them. i anticipate that it might be happy medium between 30 and '90s would be my guess but again, this is, this just goes back to how often donald

the supreme courte voting rights act in shelby county vs. holder.by county, the voting rights act required localities with a track record of disenfranchising voters of color to seek federal approval for any changes in law this requirement was known as preclearance, and it could have blocked many of the restrictive voting provisions seen since that supreme court provision in states like georgia and texas. in 2021, the supreme court weakened another critical section of the voting rights act with the decision in the case a discriminatory voting laws or court fueled state-led efforts to suppress voters particularly voters of color. justice kagan wrote of her dissent in brnovich in the last decade this court treated no statute worst than the voting rights act of 19656789 this year's presidential election will be the first since a wave of restrictive voting laws were passed in the aftermath of the 2020 election. mr. president, did you ever take a look at the videos and reporting of people standing in line waiting to vote? did you ever notice coincidentall

it's part of a six-week, $36 billion ad baijiu joining us now, shelby talcott.so the biden team, they read the polls. they know that a lot of voters are concerned about the president ice age, and in recent weeks we've seen him take it more and more head on, sometimes with jokes that came up during the state of the union address, and certainly the campaign ad. it's front and center. as you talk to democrats and republicans, what do you u think? do you think this new attack will blunt his age? when you talk to republicans, there's a fundamental difference between joe biden's age and donald trump's age. they're not giving the president any leeway on this issue. but when you talk to democrats, it's really interesting that they're now being so aggressive with the biden age issue because a few months ago, i think the argument among people close to the white house and even people within the campaign was at the end of the day, voters are not going to vote based on the president's age. they're going to vote based on the issues and based on the fact that he's running agai

it is it has been more than a decade since the shelby county decision where the sup court gutted the the decade of congressional in action, states that were subject to preclearance have aggressively and systematically trampled on voting rights, especially those of black citizens. alabama, north carolina, texas an of discrimination advanced harsh voting restrictions within days, even hours of the shelby decision and a wave of voter suppression followed across the country. more recently, the big lie and other myths to undermine faith in our elections have stoked a backlash against voters of color, some state of targeted the precise pathways to the polls that black voters have used in recent years weather is a limit aiding or limiting drop boxes in florida, early voting in georgia, or vote by mail in texas. artificial intelligence is being weapon eyes did to advance frivolous mass challenges to registered voters in georgia and this is gaing traction through programs like eagle ai as a nationwide strategy to distort the incre threatens to turbocharge disinformation campaigns historically

joining us now, politics reporter shelby talcott. i'm sorry. i had to laugh at the last one. let's talk about super tuesday. donald trump, the heavy favorite on the republican side. is there a contest where haley could whip? and even if she faces a clean sweep, do we really think she's going to stay in the race? >> good morning. yeah, that's a good question. i think the answer is this super tuesday seems pretty prime for donald trump. and when i talk to his team, there's not too many concerns they have. he's going to be spending it at mar-a-lago, and the view of donald trump's team is that this primary is effectively over. they've been trying to shift into general election mode more and more. we saw it during his speak after he won south carolina when he really didn't mention nikki haley at all. you know, of course, donald trump will go back and as we also saw, continue to attack nikki haley particularly after the washington, d.c. results, but by and large, it feels like for donald trump's team, this primary is over. it's a difficult road ahead for nikki haley. but at the sam

donald trump is still in shelby park in eagle pass behind me.'ve heard him talking earlier about his embrace of greg abbott, the republican governor of texas, who has basically taken over this past with the state-controlled national guard there is basically a makeshift checkpoint where we have seen these troops controlling a gate and not allowing in the federally controlled border patrol who have the right according to the federal government, they control this border, it is their authority, but we have had the standoff between the republican-controlled national guard controlled by governor abbott and mr. biden's administration and that is developing into something of a standoff here. mr. trump was very much here to try to exploit that. you heard him talk about in the language of war, he has called this an invasion. he talked about warriors and fighting age men crossing the border in most cases without any evidence at all, but he wants the voters to connect those issues in their mind. meanwhile, president biden in brownsville, the message was abo

the other part of it that's profoundly hypocritical is, this is the court that ruled, in 2013 in shelby county, that congress did not have the constitutional power, under section 5 of the 14th amendment, to enforce the voting rights act. and now, in the same amendment they're saying it's all up to congress to enforce. >> they said something a little different, but with the same result in the shelby county case in 2013. what they did was exactly what they would do if congress does pass a statute lamenting section 3, which was to say, not quite this way, don't do it this way. congress has a coverage formula for preclearance under the voting rights act, and reauthorize that formula after hearings, after amassing evidence and the supreme court says no, no, we don't think that's right. we believe, as the court says in that case, that things have changed dramatically. >> there is no racism anymore. >> now we hear stories, all the studies that are being done showing that the turnout gap has increased again in those places where preclearance was removed, they don't know better. congress does kn

going to put up a map of states that have enacted restrictive voting laws since this came down in shelby then naivety of that support, particularly justice roberts, if you go back and read the shelby decision it's very decision disturbing. it strikes as being very out of touch. we're seeing it manifest so much of what many of us knew when we read that opinion, and that -- the talk about the remnants of what was in terms of the need for the voting rights act, no longer being the case, and no longer being necessary it made every one of us who knew better say this is going to be a problem, and now we're seeing it. but more importantly, i think it's also important to understand the studies distinctly lays out what the solution. is pass the john lewis voting rights act, and get this thing before it gets even worse. i think that anyone claims to care about democracy, about voting rights, if you're legislator and you're looking at this is not enough to say this is terrible. it's not enough to say section five is gone, section two is now been gutted, that doesn't -- eliminates the notion of redr

as a result of the shelby county versus dnc decision the voting rights act as a shadow of its former self precisely what we need strong voting r protections and rising authoritarianism has stripped them away the state of voting rights for black americans is tenuous. and that is an urgent crisis for democracy and for this congress. powerful call to action last week state of the union address and he nam the specific solutions are reintroduced in bothth chambers. jon r lewis voting advancement act and the freedom to voteth of which we call on congress to pass. the right to vote preserves every rights that we hold dear it's a nonviolent means of viexpressing our will. protecting the right to vote should not be a matter of partisan politics. it is the duty of all elected officials to honor and protect the sacred act that has enabled them to serve. thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you very much. senator warner is going to take my spot because he haser to chair of the intel committee. he hasmy some interest in protecting our elections and they will turn it over too s

and the ability to do the fake factfinding is going to get worse, not citizens united and shelby countye worst of all and these two decisions have hammered our ac by allowing unlimited amounts of dark money into our elections, we are up to a billion dollars in dark money, and don't tell me they are spending the money for the goodness of the country, they have specific things they want out of politics and citizens be damned and sell by county -- shelby county gutted the key decision in the voting rights act, and it shut down access to the ballot on behalf of mostly minority voters. in fact in one case targeting minority voters which the court said was surgical so what are we doing about all of that? that's a hell of a problem set. what are we doing to try to get to the bottom of it? well we're doing a couple of things. first, we're trying to kaet the public -- educate the public. this is this is it not the way courts narrowly behave and this is not the way the supreme court should behave. investigate. try to figure out what the heck is going on get to the bottom of this mess how did this

i was struck, though, in reading shelby county by chief justice, kind of. well, we don't need the voting rights anymore. there's no more discrimination in voting in this country. that's not what expect supreme court justices to say. i mean, we all learned in fourth grade civics, congress makes law. so, i mean i mean, my my i am i am i am sort of agnostic about the justice bader ginsburg hagiography. but. her single favorite, her single best of opinion is that's like saying you don't need an umbrella anymore because you're not getting wet and you know, i live in texas. you know, many most of you live in arizona. i mean, you know. yeah, there's no discrimination in law at all. none, period it's all good. and we've solved it. and democracy chief justice roberts, quote from an arizona public finance of election case. democracy does not depend a level playing field. so, you know again, i mean, i think it's worth but but i mean, this is this is why i think it's so helpful to talk about the court holistically. i mean, right. the the lawyers can break individual op

. >> and i thought that thatbordeg president trump going to shelby pass going down there to shelby park in eagle pass. that's the place to go to. that's the placeto go to that's you know, that's ground zero for the lack of a better way to put it. and the standoff betweent it, is and the federal government. and just today, jesse, it came ouderalt, you know, in this bate between texas governor greg abbott and the biden administrationtexa. and now texas has its hands, hands tied once again. and ths tied oe ability to actuy detain people who enter the country illegally the and prosecute them or send them back to mexico. again, texas, his hands are tied. we're spending millions upon millions upon millionsrs i of taxpayer dollars in texas to carry out joe biden's lawlessness and to to that audio soundbite you played of tha bitt one gentleman, jess, all joe biden has to do, auterally, all joe is use his ee authority and he can reinstate all of those orderth reinstas te under the trump administration, the ones that he ended. his first week in office. he could put those back in place. so could p

he'll reportedly play british gangster tommy shelby in a "peaky blinders" movie. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, march 22nd, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." captured. two armed and dangerous fugitives are back in custody. how police tracked them down and whether they're responsible for two killings during their day on the run. >>> good morning. i'm shanelle kaul in for anne-marie green. folks in idaho can breathe a sigh of relief this morning now that two armed and dangerous white supremacist gang members are behind bars. this after a brazen hospital escape that ended with three corrections officers shot. the two were arrested in twin falls yesterday about 125 miles southeast of boise. police believe the two escaped first heading about 250 miles north where they dumped their getaway car. they're also investigating whether the two are linked to a pair of murders in different counties. cbs' jarred hill is following the latest on this story and joins us here in new york this morning. hey

but over fishing cost populations to decrease by 5 percent off shelby's race worldwide. samuel, heidi, either way did her ph. d on the history of oysters and muscles. we've had this extreme loss of a highly productive habitat, cyber. the places in the world. and people didn't even know that it had happened. the more we learned about how valuable they are to ecosystems, the more devastating this last because that's because they do some incredible stuff and all by hanging out in the water. ringback wherever they grow, they're busy cleaning. because the majority of buyouts are filter feeders. they filter water and sketch particles, things at the border. so feed on those particles, surrogate cats of research, time muscles or controlling ecosystem of the great lakes in the united states. you can imagine a muscle sitting at the bottom of the lake, maybe in 200 with me, those depths. you imagine that what i call them 200 meters above the muscle. that's single muscle can cycle that column of water in a couple of hours. they use whatever particles they need to grow and excrete the rest in a fo

resides under the same conditions as nationals of that state members of the european parliament. shelby elected by direct universal suffrage and a free and secret ballot. and it's not everyone agrees, it's tony, as social democratic party has expressed concerns over the move to strip those voting rights. what is the message we are sending russian citizens? course tony and patriots, and one to vote for country reich, maria you for eva square and tom sky, or christine to call us in the next elections. the state has no specific accusations against you, but there is an element of doubt. the associate logically astute, are also aware that the outcome could be the opposite because group punishment based on an x terminal characteristic. as the target group will undoubtedly interpret this step. resulting in reverse mobilization in defense of the group. it started here has how defensive made due to the opposition. it's having difficulties in bringing the legislation to fruition. but the countries prime minister isn't giving up with fresh plans to push the idea of fluid a. she believes the number

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