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the court had an evidentiary hearing of the supreme court of colorado made its decision. that will be an appeal to the usthat every court will go through its own process on this, that ultimately it will be the us supreme court that will make the final substantive call on donald trump's eligibility to be on the presidential ballot both during the primary under general. interestingly, al supreme court in mitch mcgovern noted that while there is 1's set of determination factors that can be under consideration arc nine — ten months from now when and if there is a nomination process and he has nominated to be the general election candidate, there may be another set of rulings and states and at the federal level. let's go down the road and look at that. if, for example, donald trump �*s nominee for general election, let's say he is also convicted on what of the election interference cases, either the factor i or in the state of georgia, do you think this would then end up in the court of magic and again? it is likely it would end up in the court of which again and ultimately at the us supreme court. you have t

to the maine supremejudicial challenges can appeal to the maine supreme judicial court and then to the united states supreme court. or the usourt. or the us supreme court, an appeal made in colorado, they could issue a ruling that could be determined in may. and i as secretary of state will follow the law. i want to ask about some of the criticism of this decision already. what you a principle to voters in your state who cast their ballots for donald trump in 2020? more than 40% of people in maine and believe the decision is disenfranchising them. i decision is disenfranchising them. ., ., ,, . ., , them. i am mindful no secretary of state has _ them. i am mindful no secretary of state has ever _ them. i am mindful no secretary of state has ever deprived - of state has ever deprived presidential candidates about access based on section three of the 14th amendment. i am also mindful no presidential candidate has ever before engaged in insurrection. the events of january six were tragic and unprecedented. and the evidence presented in hearing before me that i duty—bound to act upon that indicated january six, 2021 was indicat

if the us supreme court decides to up to take on the cases as an appeal from the colorado state to me, the report thing. but how likely is it that the us supreme court will agree with this building? so that is, of course, even i think the legal and the best constitutional scholars in the world wouldn't put their money on. right now. the unlike in colorado, which is that has the lead democratic state and the judges on the bench there are, we're all put there by democrats. other of the us supreme court is heavily leading conservative and put that are by conservative or republican presidents, including donald trump, himself. one quick note about the colorado case though, although the case was brought by a liberal and binding associated group, the plaintiffs themselves were republicans or affiliated voters. that's an important point to make. nonetheless, the u. s. supreme court, it seems, at least we'll have to take on this case because it is just a, such a national import. of course, they don't have to, but it seems unlikely that they can just simply ignore it. nonetheless, we really are

if the us supreme court decides to up to take on the case as an appeal from the colorado state supreme court, willing group of them to sign an hour and the rest is racing to find survivors from a puzzle that's quite can the countries northwest quite killed at least 131 people, an injured hundreds more. most of the deaths were in gun. she'll probably local media site. tens of thousands of homes were damaged or destroyed. you and the social, it's the deadliest earthquake to hit china in nearly a decade before we need to wait for them as rescue workers race to find potential survivors. those who escape with their lives based on uncertain future, i feel that you don't the teacher sent to the somebody i've never experienced southern like this. well, and i'm 70 years old. i've never experienced such a big one. uh huh. there's deposit. so i'm afraid. cool. now i have no place to live and which i don't in my home. there isn't a single room left intact. yeah, hold on. i have no place to live. then what should i do need approval doesn't. but if you can, you all say that seeing him are hunting th

p very likely that it would end up in the quarter michigan again and again ultimately at the us supreme courtovel interpretation, a novel interpretation of the us constitution, it is the us supreme court whose job it is to ultimately make that call and make that determination, but yes, there are a number of variables and facts that have yet to play out and could very well play out in the next eight to nine months, that is why in some cases some states are looking at this, like minnesota, as a premature determination in the primary process but have not ruled out a determination further on down the line if donald trump becomes the general election nominee. ., ., nominee. you said your role as chief election _ nominee. you said your role as chief election official _ nominee. you said your role as chief election official in - chief election official in michigan is like being a referee, but i wonder, it must also be putting you and other secretary of state in a difficult position to have this novel question before the courts? ., , ., courts? indeed, it has, not “ust courts? indeed, it has, not jus

us on bbc news. what did the colorado state supreme court say about why it was making this ruling? rovided this ruling under the 14th amendment to the us constitution which has a provision in it that was basically designed to prohibit people that have taken part in civil war activity back in the 1800s from holding political office in the united states and there has been a growing movement among liberal groups across the us to try to use this provision to have trump kicked off the ballot as a result of his involvement in the activities that led up to the attack of the us capitol during the counting on the electoral votes on january 6, 2021. former president trump has already indicated that he is going to appeal this decision. what will the us supreme court have to decide on? it is mostly a question of how quickly they can decide this, and whether they really think they can give full hearing into these issues in time to issue a meaningful ruling. as i understand it, the colorado ballot for the colorado republican primary is supposed to be locked in onjanuary 5th, which is only about t

so they brought it to their state supreme court, calling donald trump and, and direction asked and under the 14th amendment and the same arguments that colorado used. but those states supreme court ruled against the people bringing the lawsuit because they felt that donald trump had not been convicted of anything. so his name will remain on those. now there are other states that feel that have usually left leaning or democratic governors, and they can basically go to the state supreme court and say, hey, we need to figure this out. we need to go to the go to the mat on this one. so i'm sure other states like georgia will come up with their legal ruling in very short order capital areas and mbc news radio. thank you very much. thank you. there's renewed hope for another pause and the funding and gossip is with the president isaac had soak, says these country is open to and now the ceasefire to allow for the release of hostages and some or a to flow into the message tower trait that comes as the united nations security council postpones a vote on posting the funding. was originally scheduled for monday that is now due to take place wednesday, an ini

we start with a decision that could disrupt the us presidential election. the colorado supreme court has disqualified republican front runner. donald trump, from running in that states presidential primary. in a 4 to 3 rolling, the court said that trump engaged in insurrection by inciting rises based on the west capital. in january of 2021. it said that he was able ineligible to hold office again. trump is expected to appeal the decision at the us supreme. we now have to say, well, for more on that decision, i'm joined now by d. w. washington bureau chief, anus paul. and just tell us more about that decision and exactly what it means at this moment. well, this came really as a surprise this evening. um, not only uh to donald trump. uh, it is really a stunning and definitely unprecedented decision of the colorado supreme court, which has removed from a president on from, from the states 2024th presidential election ballot. the court ruled that she is not eligible to be a presidential candidate due to the insurrection, to spend in the 14th amendment. so that's interesting, this uh, thi

was a promise bite from the attorneys, that there would be an appeal made immediately to the us supreme court. and that's the scenario that we've got to watch out for here. because this does, if, if um, if the us supreme court were to a firm this ruling, then it could disqualify former president trump altogether from running and 2024. but we don't want to get ahead of ourselves. there's still criteria that needs to be met for this to hold water outside of colorado. but again, the big news here is it this does have the potential of playing out as a big show down at the us supreme court. yeah. money in terms of disputing what sort of response then have we had from the trump campaign? so not 30 minutes after the ruling had been issued, a former president truck to the, to the social media platform truth social get a read you part of this rather long rant by former president. trump, you said the quote, this is a sad day for america. he referred to the prosecutors were building cases against a former president, as the ranged thugs, surrounding are incompetent, president crooked joe biden. he finish

supreme court. so what happens then if the us supreme court goes along with it? if it 1st i'm going to be his story because there's never been a presidential candidate, has been left off. the ballad who is running for office, we've never seen anything like that. so it would be a sort that also the supreme court can go, go with it and his name would be left off the ballot. but here's the interesting part of that. is that in 2020 donald trump did not when the state of colorado and most of the political pundits out there feel that he doesn't need the state of colorado to possibly went in 2024. so is it sort of meaningful for donald trump in their camp? maybe that's yet to be seen. but as of right now, if you feel that you don't after, when, why fi? but jason couldn't other states to what's just happened in colorado. so absolutely and in 2 other states, minnesota in michigan, and they brought it to their state supreme court, calling donald trump and interaction asked and under the 14th amendment and the same arguments that colorado used. but those states supreme cour

that will now be decided or could potentially be decided at a national level by the us supreme court. if the us supreme court decides to up to take on the case as an appeal from the colorado state supreme court with him. because dad reporting posting is on the wait for presidential legislative elections in congo, but election officials are facing logistical and security problems. focus in the capital can shots of force one polling, but the space of open of the voting was the lights, the lights on both sides and repose, missing ahead of the election day. conflict in the countries east has overshadowed the election with millions of people dispersed, and there are concerns that the electoral process will not be and start doing those, getting joins as now from a pulling station in concerns that you want us. is this vote now likely to be fair and transparent of this? this is the 2nd time they have a re election you cannot to make them. busy as the 5 said, what was this one thing for the rest of those do selections as long as you, how is it from there? i'm to have some issues around the pre

supreme court. but i would say, legally speaking, we really need guidance from the us supreme court. we really need them to tell us what this clause in the constitution means, and that will provide a roadmap for california. if the colorado supreme court decision is upheld, then i think california will move forward. there is another lawsuit pending. in addition to the letter that you talked about, and other states will move forward as well and say that the former president is not eligible. >> how long could all this take and when can we see this in the supreme court? and when could they decide? >> and i don't think it's going to take very long. i think the supreme court has to rule quickly because we're printing primary election ballots. so i mean, there is a situation where the supreme court agrees to take the appeal and then they sit on it. but that would really, i think, harm not just the candidates, not just election administration officials, but also the public. we need clarity on who our candidates can be. the supreme court wasn't supposed to come back from holiday break until ja

if the us supreme court decides to up to take on the case as an appeal from the colorado state supreme court press to teams at the time to find any most of 5 of an earthquake in north west china quake field at least 131 people and ends at 100 small, local media, se tens of thousands of homes with damaged or destroyed you and the social. it's the deadliest earthquake to hit china in nearly a decade before we need to wait for them as rescue workers race to find potential survivors with those who escaped with their lives based on, on certain future. i feel that you don't the teacher sent to the somebody i've never experienced something like this when i'm 70 years old. i've never experienced such a big one. uh huh. there's a positive so i'm afraid. cool. now i have no place to live, which i don't in my home. there isn't a single room left intact to hold on. i have no place to live. and what should i do? these people? it doesn't, but if you change, i'll say let's see. jim are hunting the mountain provinces of guns too, and shanghai are frequently hit by or it's quakes. i think i'll hold thi

regarding the colorado issue that you said, first of all, this will go to the us supreme court at the of the ruling. we know that in the us supreme court, where there are 9 chief justices, during the trump era, trump had the chance to have 3 of them now they either died or they were really old , they retired themselves and mr. trump tunisia. at the time of the judges, he appointed conservative judges, so now 6 of the 9 judges of the supreme court of the united states are conservative judges , whose opinions are usually closer to the republican party. he can actually participate in the elections again in this state, but in general, it seems that mr. trump will not have any problem to participate in the elections , it is very unlikely that in the republican states that there are problems in them, and in the states that are swing states, and so to speak, the 10 or 15 main states, i will know later that they can remove them . thank you, mr. azizi . in general, what direction is it going in spite of all these accusations of the case and the courts that the polls of key states and even the

— first female justice on the us supreme court? first female justice on the us sureme court? _ supreme court? well, i know women who remember the day _ supreme court? well, i know women who remember the day as _ supreme court? well, i know women who remember the day as though - supreme court? well, i know women who remember the day as though it | who remember the day as though it were the moon landing. i know young women lawyers at the time that pulled over to the side of the road crying because they had heard that president reagan was nominating a woman to the court. and prior, it had never been conceived, really that a woman could ascend to the pinnacle of any particular branch of government of that need chair at the supreme court love all of the presidency and so forth. i've had women around the world tell me that when that took place that their government said, look, look at but the united states just government said, look, look at but the united statesjust did. surely if they can do it, we should follow their example and it opened the doors for women around the world in

supreme court." live now tojosh gerstein who's the senior legal affairs reporter at politico. thank you forjoining usbbc news. what did the colorado state supreme court say about why it was making this ruling? it provided this running under the 14th amendment to the us constitution which is a provision in that that was basically designed to prohibit people that are taken part in civil war activity back in the 18005 civil war activity back in the 1800s from holding political office in the united states and that has been a growing movement around legal graves across the us to use this provision to have trump kicked off the ballot as a result of his involvement in the activities that led up to the attack of the us capitol undercounting on the electoral votes on january six, 2021. former votes onjanuary six, 2021. former president trump has indicated it will appeal this decision. what will the us supreme court have to decide on? it supreme court have to decide on? , ., , , supreme court have to decide on? , , ., supreme court have to decide on? , ,., ., on? it is mostly a question on how quickly — on? it

the justices of the us supreme court will have to give a clear answer.y or may not be a separate state, in this case colorado. keep trump off the ballot, and this despite two opposing decisions from local courts. the deadline is january 5, when colorado will complete its list of candidates for the republican primaries. dmitry melnikov and nikolai koskin, news from washington. the head of the nikolaev region, military administration, vitaly kim believes that not only 500.00 should fight mobilized, all 40 million citizens of ukraine. true, judging by the footage of the work of ukrainian military commissars, the queues of ukrainian ones. few embassies agree with this. andrey grigoriev, about this in detail. ukrainians in europe hastily rushed to apply for international passports; all diplomatic missions are overcrowded. this is what the consular section looks like. the country is in a stalemate, today the head of the tax office everyone knows that the financial situation in the rada committee getmantsev reported that the national debt is breaking records, h

failed in other states and this is why we are seeing this potentially getting to the point of the us supreme court of the us constitution applies to the president, the presidency is never really named in this section, only saying an officer of the united states. so the question is, is the president and officer of the us? that isn't something that is explicitly laid out in this section of the 14th amendment. another question here is whether the local courts, their supreme courts in these states can make a distinction that former president trump violated the 14th amendment by his actions onjanuary six when that isn't something that has been said in any of these other court challenges quite yet. it is not something that has been said by the us congress yet either. and so again the question is with this are all around whether the provision itself says that it can be the president, if this applies to him in general because of where the legal challenges are.— general because of where the legal challenges are. thank you very much for talkin: challenges are. thank you very much for talking us — challenges

let him go to work, so now 6 of the 9 judges of the us supreme court government are conservative, whose opinions are usually closer to the republican party. it is possible that these angry people may actually violate the decision of the colorado supreme court and mr. trump can actually win again in this state. he can participate in the elections, but in general, it seems that mr. trump will not have much problem to participate in the elections. that there is a problem in the republican states that exist in them, and in the states that are swing states and so to speak , those are the 105 main states, i know later that they can delete them. thank you, mr. azizi, and my final question to you is the general direction of the election situation in the united states , despite all the accusations in the case and the courts that trump has had, polls in key states and even polls held at the national level. they know about trump's advance. it is exactly right , in fact, mr. trump does not see any need at all in the preliminary discussion. republican and i want him to participate in these debates b

supreme court. and i think that the strategy here by the trump team, is not totally surprising. we've seen them use this playbook before. they will try and quickly appeal this to the supreme court. they are attacking the decision as being political and election interference and they are going after the judges as being biased against the former president and as you mentioned, also trying to fund raise and raise money off this. and they are confident that they will be able to be successful in the strategy given how successful they've been with pushing back on the same strategy with his indictments earlier this year. >>> let's dig deeper with the president of the group that filed this lawsuit, noel bookbinder joins us, he's from citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington. noah, this is a significant victory for you albeit a temporary one. i'm wondering what aspect of your case will be the biggest point of contention for the high court like what argument do you think they will scrutinize most? >> well, i think we have to start with the fact that this was a historic ruling by the colorado supr

us. the state of colorado where its supreme court has ruled that donald trump is disqualified from holdingice and is not eligible to appear on the state's republican primary ballot next year. the ruling is based on a rarely used provision of the us constitution that bars officials who have engaged in "insurrection or rebellion" from holding office. it says he's in—eligible to appear on next year's ballot because of his role instigating violence against the us government. this refers to the former president's actions onjanuary 6 of 2021, the day of the attack on the us capitol building and this only applies to colorado's republican primary, but it could have wider implications for mr trump as he attempts to regain the presidency. in a statement, the trump campaign said the court had "issued a completely flawed decision," adding they "will swiftly file an appeal to the united states supreme court." that was closely followed by a campaign speech from mr trump in iowa where the first contest of the 2024 season will be in less than a month. shortly after the ruling, mr trump addressed the decis

in what's seen as a boost for donald trump, the us supreme court refuses to fast—track a decision onhether he can be tried for federal crimes. and what british tradtions should be saved? morris dancing, panto and cheese rolling — all in the running for un protected status. hello, i'm devina gupta. a day of national mourning is being held in the czech republic after thursday's mass shooting at a prague university. flags on official buildings will be flown at half mast and a minute's silence will be observed at midday. 1a people were shot dead at charles university by a student who then killed himself. bethany bell reports from prague. of the people of prague are mourning their dad.- of the people of prague are mourning their dad. they have been lighting _ mourning their dad. they have been lighting candles - mourning their dad. they have been lighting candles and - been lighting candles and laying flowers to commemorate the victims of the attack, at the victims of the attack, at the faculty of arts building at charles university. police say students barricaded themselves into rooms of

the us supreme court must now put an end to this epic story. tion's highest court has never had to deal with the fourteenth amendment. it was adopted during the civil war and was used only a couple of times in 150 years. to prevent a government of former confederates, if the us supreme court upholds the colorado decision, it will mean the end of trump's political career. however, experts consider such an outcome to be unlikely, the speaker of the house of representatives us mike johnson has already expressed confidence that the supreme court will overturn this reckless decision, since at a minimum it violates the rights of voters, they should not be denied a vote for the candidate they support. colorado also criticized the court's decision. one republican presidential candidate, vevek ramaswame, said that if trump's name was removed from the ballot in colorado, he too would withdraw from that state's primary. despite the ingenuity of the democrats, in trying get rid of his main rival, donald trump's ratings are only growing, which cannot be said

we begin in the us where they�*re trying to unravel the implications of a ruling — by colorado�*s supreme courtt year. the ruling is based on a rarely used provision of the us constitution that bars officials who have engaged in "insurrection or rebellion" from holding office. it says he�*s in—eligible to appear on next year�*s ballot because of his role in "instigating violence on january six of 2021" — the day of the attack on the us capitol building. the ruling does not stop mr trump running in the other states. and it could be overturned by the us supreme court. in a statement, the trump campaign said the court had "issued a completely flawed decision," adding they "will swiftly file an appeal to the united states supreme court." in a campaign speech, the former president said no one will silence him. every time the radical left democrats, marxists, communists and fascists indict me, i consider it actually a great badge of honour. thank you very much, i appreciate it. thank you very much. because i am being indicted for you. never forget our enemies want to take away my freedom because i wi

us. we begin this hour with some breaking news from the united states. the colorado supreme courts disqualified donald trump at the state presidential election next year. and the us constitution bars mr trump from appearing on the ballot because role in the capital attack that took place injanuary role in the capital attack that took place in january 2021. role in the capital attack that took place injanuary 2021. the applies only to the stated of the republican primary but it likely will have an impact on his chances of winning the general election. the trump campaign is responded by saying that the colorado supreme court issued a completely flawed decision tonight and we will swiftly file an appeal. and we can show you live pictures the us state of iowa and that is where he is expected to speak at a campaign event and you can see his election campaign logo with the supporters gathering their agency and expected to speak shortly and more will be on the story and stay tuned for that. let us try to iceland where there's been a dramatic explosion spewing lava into the sky. these liv

if the us supreme court decides up to take on the case as an appeal from the colorado state. supreme court, willing croft reporting its now voting is on the way in elections in the democratic republic of congo. well, officials are facing logistical and security problem both as in the capital controls of forced one pulling station open after a delay. some public papers went missing even before election. big civil conflict in the east has displaced moves also overshadowing the and the concerns that the electra process will not be transparent w's you want us getting reports. president felix cheese to katie wearing white is running for re election. he won the 2018 election, which was marked by violence. and the observer said there was massive fraud even so it was considered condos 1st democratic transition of power cheese acadias, promising his supporters investment in education and jobs. and to stop the war in the east. he's leading in the polls, but some say he's taken advantage of his position locally. i think uh sim only can know the um the practice of hanging up pictures of the presi

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us supreme - about that. i wanted to ask you, what will the us supreme court| about that. e court have to weigh up when they are making their ruling?— their ruling? they will have to wei . h their ruling? they will have to weigh up. _ their ruling? they will have to weigh up. they _ their ruling? they will have to weigh up, they will _ their ruling? they will have to weigh up, they will do - their ruling? they will have to weigh up, they will do their. their ruling? they will have to i weigh up, they will do their best their ruling? they will have to - weigh up, they will do their best to offerjurisprudence and a very legal specific basis for their ruling. they are, as you know, nine members. there is a 6—3 conservative majority at the moment which would in principle favour the former president. it is an unelected office and they are there for life so they are not exposed to massive accountability. but they will be are looking at the legal grounds and will be weighing up whether this amendment from the 14th amendment, particularly section three, which was enacted just after

supreme court had to weigh in to settle who won. it seems the supreme court is getting involved again in electoral politics in the us. y and the way our elections are functioning, or not, right now? the last thing the supreme court wants to do but in the united states so many political questions do become legal questions. that is why i think they will want to get out of it quickly. i think the immunity case, they will have to rule on and then they will hope the process proceeds without them having to intervene. if important questions come to them the election turns on, they're kind of stuck, aren't they? that is their role. it is going to be an interesting 2024, isn't it? harry litman, former us attorney and deputy assistant attorney general. thank you so much for helping us understand some of this. we hope to have you back on next year because this is going to be an interesting ride. thanks. for the past several days, we've been following the story of glynn simmons, an oklahoma man who spent almost half a century in a us prison for a crime he didn't commit. at 22 years old, simmons was convicted of murder. he's now 7

team says he'll appeal to the us supreme court . but is this he'll appeal to the us supreme court. but is this the end for his white house bid.7 >> his white house bid? >> christmas come early prime minister rishi sunak says the latest fall in inflation is good news for the country. but will you in your pocket and you feel it in your pocket and don't get ill this christmas ? don't get ill this christmas? >> trade union chiefs say junior doctors are striking to, quote, save nhs as they begin the save the nhs as they begin the biggest strike in their history. today we'll be on the picket line . line. >> yes. so this is absolutely massive news and we're going to be speaking to a number of experts from america, from the states about this, because donald trump has effectively been disqualified from running. as for president in the state of colorado. and there are so many questions about this, is this saving democracy or is this a totally anti democratic move from this court in colorado? what do you think? >> well, his his supporters are s

the justices of the us supreme court will have to give a clear answer.parate state, in this case colorado. keep trump off the ballot, despite two contradictory decisions from local courts. the deadline is january 5, when colorado will complete its list of candidates for the republican primary. dmitry melnikov and nikolai koskin, news from washington. russia - traditional, modern, technological, original, open, great. so. i am different, but dear to everyone, all of russia is before your eyes, come to the international exhibition forum russia. kliffosovsky, we look before everyone else in the application or on the website.

us feature that's giving some of the world news now, and the top court in the us state of colorado has disqualified donald trump from appearing on the presidential primary ballot for 2024. colorado supreme court says that bob, the former president, because of the us constitution is close on the insurrection. it's related to his role of the attack on the us capital. on january the 6th, 2021. i'll just say it was minor roughly as more now from washington, dc versus the colorado supreme court ruled on tuesday that former us president donald trump is in the eligible to run for president. i'll read you a quote from the majority opinion in that ruling that says, a majority of the court holds that trump is disqualified from holding the office of president under section 3 of the 14th amendment of the us constitution, otherwise known as the insurrection clause. the opinion goes on quote, because he is disqualified, it would be a wrongful act, under the election code for the colorado secretary of state to list him as a candidate on the presidential primary balance. now how big of a deal is this ruling that's kind of a tricky question to answer. given that this applies specifically to the state of

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now the top court in the us state of colorado has disqualified donald trump from appearing on the presidential primary ballot for 2024. colorado supreme court says the former president cannot participate because of the us constitution's close on insurrection . it's related to his role in the attack on the us capital. on january the 6th 2021, the former president accused his opponents have been desperate to stop him running for it's no wonder cricket joe biden, the far left lunatics are desperate to stop us by any means necessary. they are willing to violate the us constitutions at levels never seen before in order to win this election. joe biden is a threat to democracy. it's a threat that weaponized the law enforcement for high level election interference, because we're meeting them so badly in the balls. i'll just here as manuel rascal has more now from washington dc and the colorado supreme court ruled on tuesday that former us president donald trump is being eligible to run for president. i'll read you a quote from the majority opinion in that ruling that says, a majority of the court holds that trump is disqualified from holding

we start with the us supreme court, which announced this week it will hear a case challenging the food drugs administration's approval of the abortion drug mifepristone. the biden administration asked the supreme court to intervene after an appeals court ruled to allow the pill to remain legal, but with significant restrictions on patients' access. the supreme court, which has a 6—3 conservative majority, will hear arguments early next year. a ruling is expected by summer, just months before the presidential election. this is the first time a major abortion case will appear on the supreme court's docket since it overturned the constitutional right to the procedure injune 2022. since then, more than a dozen states have enacted abortion bans or restrictions. shortly after the court's announcement on wednesday, i spoke to nicole freehill, an 0bgyn in louisiana who previously prescribed mifepristone/misoprostol to her patients. mifepristone is an already very safe medicine and safety is what it comes down to. there are a lot of complications in things happening when patients do not have ac

i got a call from the president asking if he could announce my nomination to the us supreme court thet day. that was a real shock. well, i'm sure it was. yes. there had been no women on the supreme court. no, not in 191 years. that's how long it took. so what were your feelings at that time? frankly, i was rather dismayed because i knew that it would be a totally new experience. i did not know if i could do thejob well enough. i've always said that it's exciting and wonderful to be the first to do something, but i didn't want to be the last. and to take on that enormous task was a real concern to me. you didn't bring to the court a broad...a sweeping ideological view of how to interpret the constitution, whereas many others on the court... perhaps not. ..have a deeply ideological view. my goldwaterfriendship led me to understand much of his philosophy, which was that he also thought the best government was that closest to the people, and that government should not overspend. it should be fiscally conservative, and i rather agree with that. he was not one to get deeply involved in soci

court did so under an insurrection closing the us constitution. it's the 1st time the provision has ever been used to prohibit someone from running for the presidency. the us supreme court is likely to have the final say over whether the ruling can stand. so here's a section of the court said ruling president, trump is disqualified from holding the office of president under section 3 because he's disqualified. it would be a wrongful act, under the election code for the secretary to list him as a candidates on the presidential primary about us. it went on to say, we do not reach these conclusions like they were all mindful of the magnitude and weight of the questions now before us. likewise mindful of a solemn duty to apply the law without fear or favor and without being swayed by public reaction to the decisions about the little mandates we beach spokesman phone . mr. trump describes, the colorado rooting is on democratic and that said they would appeal that the trump himself made no direct dimensions on it when he took the stage afterwards as a rally in iowa. and he used the appearance to attack his successor as president. it is no wonder cook joe biden, and the

plus: the first woman to sit on the us supreme court has died. ra day o'connor was 93 years old. have you with us. fighting has resumed in gaza after a 7—day ceasefire between israel and hamas expired. israel says it has hit 200 "terror targets" since its bombardment of the gaza strip resumed. hamas health officials say nearly 180 people have been killed, including three journalists. both sides blame each other for the collapse of the 7—day ceasefire. before the temporary ceasefire, israel's military had focused on the north of gaza, including gaza city. but on friday morning, israeli jets dropped leaflets close to the city of khan younis, telling people to "evacuate immediately and go to shelters in rafah, in the south of the territory near the egyptian border. israel's military went on to hit targets in both rafah and khan younis. our senior international correspondent orla guerin sent this report from tel aviv, and a warning that viewers may find it distressing. gaza awoke to this. a new day of israeli bombing. skies darkened by ash and debris.

the colorado supreme court ruled on tuesday that former us president donald trump is eligible to run for president. i'll read you a quote from the majority opinion in that ruling that says, a majority of the court holds that trump is disqualified from holding the office of president under section 3 of the 14th amendment of the us constitution, otherwise known as the insurrection clause. the opinion goes on quote, because he is disqualified, it would be a wrongful act, under the election code for the colorado, the secretary of state, to list him as a candidate on the presidential primary balance. now how big of a deal is this ruling that's kind of a tricky question to answer. given that this applies specifically to the state of colorado is republican primary election, which is taking place on march 15th. but this does have the potential impact, former president trump, as a candidate on the ballot in 2024. even before the ruling was issued by the colorado supreme court, there were promises by trump's attorneys that this would be appeal all the way up to the us supreme court. and that's