the state's attorney general, steve marshall, looking to capitalize on this obstruction also has tiedety and the republican attorney generals association which gets a whole lot of money from leo. this comes days after politico reported leonard leo has created an extensive infrastructure to push key conservative issues like gerrymandering, abortion access, religious liberty, and pro fossil fuel cases before a friendly court, with the heb of one of the justices' wives, ginni thomas. you can understand why republicans across the country are emboldened to strip people of their rights given the majority of the conservative court has direct links to leonard leo's federalist society. we'll hear soon what the court thinks about alabama's defiance. they have asked the supreme court stay the lower court's decision which forced a neutral arbiter to draw a new map. joining me is the man who broke all this new and important reporting, bill britt, and back with us is catherine christian. let me just let you explain to us please, mr. britt, and great reporting, great job on this. where was this plot

based attorneys and championed by alabama attorney general steve marshall, the same person who today to get this alabama case directly to the u.s. supreme court. >> yeah, i think that we're going to continue to see them throw everything against the wall. that's something we have been anticipating, and been preparing for. i mean, we're not backing down. this is going to be a long, complicated fight. but we're here for it. that's the exciting part. >> we also have to acknowledge that the fix might be in. i mean, given what you have seen happen, would you be surprised if in fact the fix is in and they know if they get this case back to brett kavanaugh, he's going to do their bidding. i wouldn't be surprised. i think when you look at where the majority of americans are right now on their respect for the supreme court, i don't think any of us would be surprised by it. >> as the story goes on to say according to sources, alabama attorney general steve marshall is the main driver behind the non-compliance strategy. then, there are bigger implications here than just alabama districts or even

his name is steve marshall. he is a republican.rney general of the state of alabama, steve marshall is in charge of administering and defending the laws within the state of alabama, and only within the state of alabama, which may sound obvious. it does not appear to be as obvious to him. with few exceptions, in alabama, abortion is illegal now. basically at any time in a woman's pregnancy. but, the alabama republican attorney general is now saying, now telling the courts, that he has the right to prosecute alabama residents, not just for trying to have an abortion in alabama, he says he can prosecute them and intends to prosecute them if they help a woman leave the state of alabama, to get an abortion elsewhere, to get an abortion and some other state where it is legal. he says, quote, the legality of abortion and other states is irrelevant. just to put a point on, that the attorney general and alabama now says he has the right not just to ban abortion within alabama's borders, he says the state also has the right to effectively ba

state officials expressed dismay at this decision, with steve marshall saying the previous maps that were drawn should have been upheld. >>> now let's turn to a developing story overseas. thousands of ethnic armenians are fleeing a long-disputed region asser jean in azerbaijan >> reporter: tens of thousands flee, crossing the mountainous roads, many families cramming into vehicles overcrowded with people and belongings. many saying they were starving but what really got us to this point? years of fighting in the region as armenia and azerbaijan were part of the former soviet union. russia had peacekeepers in the enclave for several years, but russia has historically been closer aligned with armenia. there are accusations that armenia has gotten closer to west many feel abandoned, and a blockade has been in place since december of last year, and it's caused people in the area to struggle getting fuel, food, medicine, important things, and recently, days of fighting and bombardment by azerbaijan has made the separatists lay down their arms in a surrender agreement. and many worry now t

included only one majority black district state officials expressed dismay with the decision, with steve marshall saying the previous maps that were drawn should have been upheld. >>> billions of taxpayer money spent on navy ships never expected to hit the high seas. the navy itself even questioning why years and money are being poured into the ships. courtney kube reports. >> reporter: growing outrage that billions of dollars is being sunk into navy ships that may never be ready to go back to battle here in norfolk, virginia, we found ships docked some say they should be retired. instead they keep pouring money into them. we found this ship it's been here in virginia for six years, and we've learned it's not likely to ever go back out to sea the navy awarded $500 million to modernize the "vicksburg", and it's still not done. earlier this month, lawmakers grilling navy officials. >> there's really no excuse. i think it's time for a hair-on-fire task force on this issue. >> reporter: the navy is cutting down repair times, but the backlog still costs taxpayers billions, according to diana maoer. >>

. >> in a court filing this week, steve marshall said he has the right to prosecute people who make travelout of state for abortions. marshall is trying to get the case dismissed. >> sunday the whole story with anderson cooper brings you to this journey with the women forced to travel hundreds of miles for care with the network of providers and people working together to make that travel a reality. this is a year without roe. >> we got a client from oklahoma. going to carbon dale and i said don't forget to pick up your money from the clinic. no credit or debit card needed and i'm here if she needs me. >> we have it lined up. >> is this passenger still able to make the trip? >> my second client, my mom and grandmother are coming with me. >> we have our pilot and passenger in touch with each other. the flight is 15 minutes out. >> i found an amtrak ride so she could sleep in a little while longer. >> north carolina to illinois. >> iowa to minnesota. >> try to find an airport that might work. >> i have one person on a bus. >> is there any way the passengers can get over to chandler? >> georgi

and this is the attorney general steve marshall.we are disappointed in today's decision, we believe the legislature's map complies with the voting act and the decision of the u.s. supreme court. we intend to seek review from the supreme court to ensure the state can use its lawful congressional district's map in 2024 and beyond. you know what the lower court has done here. it said we don't trust you to draw another map. if by september 25th a special master better have drawn a whole new map. in the meantime, now we know what the state is trying to do, get to the supreme court. >> this is already a watered down 1965 voting rights act. but even under that version, they said this doesn't pass muster here. what is the likelihood if he does appeal, this is the supreme court, they send it back again? >> i think, jim, the supreme court is done with this and is going to once again, affirm the three-judge panel. this is two donald trump appointees. i think alabama is really testing its luck. now alabama thinks that was a shaky five-vote majo

as attorney general of the state of alabama, steve marshall is in charge of administering and defendingn the state of alabama. and only within the state of alabama. which may sound obvious. it does not appear to be as obvious to him. with few exceptions in alabama, abortion is now illegal. this is a anytime in a woman's pregnancy. let the alabama republican attorney general is telling courts that he has the right to prosecute residents, not just for treatment bush and all, bam he says he can prosecute them and he intends to prosecute them, if they help a woman leave the state of alabama to get an abortion elsewhere. to get an abortion in another state where it is legal. saying quote, the legality of abortion in other states is irrelevant. to put a point on that, the attorney general in alabama announces that he has the right not just to ban abortion within alabama's borders, he says the state has the right to effectively ban abortion for alabama women anywhere in the country. prosecuting it is a crime, no matter where you go, alabama will follow you. >> when roe fell last year at the su

the new assault is being led by alabama's attorney general steve marshall. that is apparently not enough. marshall is now asserting his right to criminally prosecute those who assist woman in traveling to other states for abortions. marshall contends that aiding woman in a planning out of state abortions could potentially constitute a quote, criminal conspiracy, and quote under alabama law. it does not matter to him whether the abortion would be legal in the state where it's performed. in a recent court filing, marshals states unelected abortion performed in alabama would be a criminal defense, does a conspiracy formed in the state to have that same act performed outside of the state is illegal. marshall is facing federal lawsuits filed by abortion rights supporters, who provide funding and assistance for out of state abortions. and while the notion of policing moments travel may seem far fetched and dystopian, reproductive health experts say the legal landscape is less clear cut. mary ziegler, on abortion law expert, writes, quote, at first it seemed like a

another due to a quick quote, marshall the be organized in the coming hours on down in my county reports from governor the test on steve here in the city of go my this morning again, different the roads were close to by young people. they were trying to defend the police, the, they are not getting anything they wanted just to maintain the pressure. and yes, the pressure i used to have because the business schools and different activities as being part of life this morning, up to now, this is why utilities are taking into consideration with this additional, which is going on because they know how possible this city is repeated in terms of organizing march, we have seen how that you will not as beneficial thing. it's very difficult at the moment when it comes with the put this in just out right now. they've told it is trying to set up that come on the ground between them and the family members, because the main issue is white to now little additional company to leave will be to organize the funeral to allow family to have access to their bodies because their most of them, the fear of being that they might have, they migh

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