of that intern was prompted in large part by a us supreme court ruling in 2020. to overturn the constitutional right to an abortion in that country. as to when adults choose sits on top of the president of the nation of assembly island brown. pv announced the result of the historic vote by a margin of 780 to 72. lawmakers from across the political spectrum made france the only country in the world to explicitly enshrine access to a voice and in its constitution. with our boot today, we recognize the fundamental human right of abortion because the threat of regression is weighing heavy on women. because the right to abortion always reappears on the list of things. the extreme right wants to attack from what rock is crowds in paris gathered at the eiffel tower to celebrate the news. it is very moving to see such a fundamental liberty written into the constitution. it will make a few more recognized and protected. also, it sends a positive signal to other countries and shows that you can always make progress on the right words for which we, for one second. it's hist

the the, this is the, the, the news live from berlin, the us supreme court. hans donald trump, a major victory with wide ranging implications. the justices unanimously rejecting colorado's bid to block the former president from its primary ballot watching similar attempts in other states. also in our program, france puts a woman's right to abortion, into its constitution for worlds 1st intended to prevent any rollback of abortion rights in the future. the hello and welcome to our show. i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. we begin in the us where the supreme court has ruled, but states cannot keep donald trump off the 2024 ballad. unanimous ruling strikes down, colorado's bid to bar trump from its presidential primary duty. his efforts to overturn his 2020 election defeats the states top court, removed him from the ballad in december. so adding a constitutional ban on every insurrection is running for office. supreme court said only congress could enforce that rule. trump has walk in the really i want to start by thanking the supreme court for its unanimous decision. today, it was a very i

constitution now while the justices of the us supreme court did not weigh in on what donald trump did. the justices did agree unanimously that colorado could not unilaterally remove trump from its ballot? joining us down to discuss former federal prosecutor elie honig and elie, you've been predicting this exact outcome for months. was there anything in today's ruling that stuck out to you know, jake, i think when you take the politics out of this and you take the donald trump of it all out of this the result is fairly straightforward strictly on a legal and constitutional basis, and

but what this ruling does not do is tell us whether it's the supreme court. so thinks that donald trump engaged in an insurrection which of course, was the states basis off for trying to kick trump off of the bell. it. okay, you mentioned the super tuesday i just spent, which is 24 hours ahead of those super tuesday primers. how close is donald trump to secure the nomination of the republic composites that official candidates? well, at this point, it would be surprising if he does not secure the nomination. he is very much on track. he has 244 delegates. at this point you need a 1215 as close as competitor nikki haley has 43, and incidentally, she actually won her 1st the normal date in contest right here in washington dc. yesterday. donald trump has one all of the other ones. now uh, 1st thing for tuesday, tomorrow more than 800 delegates are up for grabs. again, he is widely expected to sweep that votes. so really does look like we're headed for a bite and trump pre match comment november. and it doesn't also look like is complicated, the complicated timeli

the us supreme court has ruled but states cannot keep donald trump all 32024 by the you've done the mr. building strikes down, colorado's attempt to bomb. mr. trump from it's presidential primary. the state's top court removed the former president from the balance in december. so i think a constitutional bond on insurrection is running for office. similar attempts have been made in other states points to mr. trump's role in the january 6 attack on the us capital. supreme thoughts decision applies nationwide, and mr. trump welcome the rules. i want to start by thanking the supreme court for it's unanimous decision today, it was a very important decision. we're very well crafted, and i think it will go a long way toward bringing our country together, which are countries, a kind of respondents and washed engine albumin on. i told him all the supreme court has unanimously rule to allow trump to stay on the ballot for the colorado primary. now of course, this has wide ranging implications, not just for colorado, but this will apply nationwide. we know that there were similar pushes to keep

and us supreme court sides with donald trump justices unanimously, rejecting colorado is good to block the former president from its primary ballot quashing similar attempts in other states. the hello and welcome to our show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin can trying to find answers to it's pressing economic and demographics. challenges? well, that's the question. as thousands of delegates gather for the highly choreograph national people's congress in beijing, leaders have announced the target of 5 percent economic growth in 2024. it's far below the double digit growth that once power the chinese economy, they also plan to increase defense spending by 7.2 percent. the same as last year. the annual week long gathering is mostly ceremonial in nature. all key decisions have already been made behind closed doors by the communist party. right, bob being customer is live in big sink at fabi and 5 percent growth target. we heard there that is much lower than in those years of, of tory growth in badging. and we also saw that premier lead strong begin this meeting by saying that the china esse

those are the live shots there of that famous building, the us supreme court building, the us supremert building in washington, dc, and they havejust ruled building in washington, dc, and they have just ruled that mr trump is able to stand in the republican primary in colorado. he had been struck off by the state supreme court under the 14th amendment to the us constitution, which bars those guilty of insurrection from federal office. of course, this all relates to the 6th of january 2021, those capitol hill riots there, when the former president's supporters stormed congress while lawmakers were certifying presidentjoe biden's election victory. the state had ruled in colorado that mr trump would not be able to run, and he had been struck off, but he took that to the next level, to the supreme court, the highest court, and in the past few moments they have ruled that mr trump can stand in that republican presidential primary. colorado is one of 15 states and one territory which is holding primaries tomorrow, on what is known as super tuesday. we can go live now to washington, dc, to t

us capital. the supreme court's decision applies across the country. 15 states including colorado, whole, the primaries this week on super tuesday, a lot correspondent, janelle doom allow and washington told us more. the supreme court has unanimously ruled that donald trump can stay on the ballad in a very big win for the former president and one with far ranging implications. it basically ends all challenges to his candidacy that revolve around section 3 of the 14th amendment banning interaction is from holding office. so as such, it will not only apply to colorado but nationwide. we know that there were similar challenges in illinois and in maine. so this ruling would put that to rest as well . now, one of the key sticking points, and one that we heard a lot during the oral argument, is that it would be difficult to justify having individual states decide for the rest of the country. who can appear on the ballot and who can't, if different conclusions are arrived at in different places. well, that could definitely lead to some amount of chaos. now embedded also within this ruling is this opinion from

the former president said the supreme court's decision was a �*big win for america'. colorado had usedittle—known amendment to the constitution to remove him from the state's republican primary ballot. following this ruling, the case was taken to the highest court in america — the supreme court — for a final decision. 15 states — including colorado — hold their primary elections on tuesday, so?called �*super tuesday'. no mia if paul gave colour to vote in early mail ballots and the secretary of state of colorado said he ruled received a thousand votes. the colorado said he ruled received a thousand votes.— colorado said he ruled received a thousand votes. the supreme court decided to back _ thousand votes. the supreme court decided to back colorado, _ thousand votes. the supreme court decided to back colorado, many - thousand votes. the supreme court l decided to back colorado, many many people in colorado who could legitimately argue that they had been disenfranchised if donald trump was disqualified, but this supreme court has unanimously decided that donald trump will stay on the ba

first of all, to this us supreme court decision well, we'll have put simply the white house say that they quote fundamentally disagree with this ruling in a statement this afternoon, the white house saying that sb4 will not only make >> communities and texas less safe, it will also burden law enforcement and so chaos and confusion at our southern border. of course, this is a significant development in the ongoing feud between president biden and texas governor greg abbott, who has slammed the administration over the border policies, the white house meanwhile, has pushed back criticizing the texas governor for politicizing this issue and previously calling this law, quote extreme. now, as far as the substance of the law, the justice department has said that it violates the constitution and would interfere with federal loans enforcement operations. so on that front, this could cause an operational headache and in talking to homeland security officials, they are monitoring the situation on the ground to see how it's implemented. and of course, only time will tell does he how exactly it

the us supreme court has ruled that donald trump can appear on the presidential ballot in colorado. itol hill riots of the 6th of january 2021. the former president said the decision was a big win for america. the state of colorado had used a little—known amendment to the constitution to remove him from that state's republican primary ballot. following the ruling, the case was taken to the highest court in america, the supreme court, for a final decision. 15 states, including colorado, hold their primary elections on tuesday in what is known as super

us earlier. he told me why the supreme court decision is so significant us today supreme court ruling while it is important to stress that it is still temporary, is definitely significant as it shifts power to shape immigration law in the us from the federal to the state level. and that head of an election where immigration issues will be front and center of the complaint. and it also reflects the broader trend of the supreme court to give more autonomy to states as opposed to the federal level, which we have seen also in the past couple of years. and that raises questions for the future, about what will lie within the power of the federal government and within the power of the state of individual states, respectively. okay, so from federal to state, but what is this concretely main fault for migraines? the lot essentially makes illegal immigration, the state level crime, and that means the state and local police will have the authority to arrest anyone . they suspect of having cross the border into texas. the legally, these people could then be charged in a state court and could even be forwarde

the new ruling by the us supreme court, allowing a controversial texas immigration law to be enforced while it's still being appealed. cnn's rosa flores has more on the law and the intents opposition to it. >> hundreds of protesters in austin el paso, brownsville, and other cities across texas have raised their voices against sb4. >> the >> new state law that the us supreme court rule today can go into effect pending the ongoing case in a lower court which poses a direct threat to the federal government's dominant powers over immigration enforcement. >> we're going to go dealer fighting. >> sb4 creates a state crime for the illegal entry into texas or an individual's quote, illegal presence in the state and gives local law enforcement the power to arrest and judges the power to remove violators human rights groups warn it will lead to the racial profiling of latinos who make a 40% of the state's population. >> we're fighting against racism, xenophobia, and white supremacy. >> this new state crime will mostly be adjudicated in county courts, it will clog our courts adam hanes from the

there was honestly nobody's middle east of us. supreme court is expected to rule shortly on whether donald trump can appear on the ballot in the colorado state primary. colorado boat is one of 16 being held on tuesday to help decide the republican and democratic party nominated as for the presidency drop also faces a series of other trials that could affect his chances of a 2nd. whitehouse term one former president for criminal cases with a total of $91.00 charges, an unprecedented situation in american history. and depending on when these cases happen, a potential game changer in november's election. let's look at the cases. trump faces a federal election interference trial, a business fraud case in new york. a federal case about trumps holding on the declassified documents and the state level election interference case in georgia. the federal election interference case is led by special council jack smith. it covers trumps efforts to stay in office after he lost the 2020 election, including his encouraging a crowd to march on the capital build the attack on our nation's capital. on janua

the us supreme court is allowing texas to enforce one of the toughest immigration laws in the countrycrossing into the us from mexico. the court rejected a bid by the biden white house to block the controversial immigration policy, while a legal battle over the measure plays out in a lower federal appeals court. crossing the us border illegally is already a federal crime, but violations are usually handled as civil cases by the immigration court system. patrick svitek covers texas for the washington post. i asked him what impact this ruling will have. for the time being it allows texas to move forward with implementing this very aggressive law that really asserts, it's almost an unprecedented state role in enforcing border immigration, which is a federal

this process, or the decision itself. or the way it was adopted, of the nine justices of the us supreme courtree are credited with liberal views, their special position in case of disagreement is usually prescribed in a separate paragraph, but this since there was no such clause in the court ruling. speaking about the unity of judges, it is impossible to even express how exceptional this is , especially on such a controversial issue. all the liberal justices agreed with the conservatives that only congress has the power to remove candidates from the ballot based on. amendment, and not for each state individually. we are talking about a constitutional norm that prohibits those who, having once taken the oath to serve in the country, have tainted themselves by participating in a rebellion, from holding public office. she was adopted after the civil war in the united states, for more than a century and a half it has never been used by anyone. trump was the first. in december , a colorado court struck him from the ballot for allegedly inciting the january 6, 21 riot at the capitol. according to t

hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan, welcome to verified live, the us supreme court has ruled that donald tried to ban him, citing his role in the capitol riot of six january, 2021. the former president said the supreme court's decision was a �*big win for america'. colorado had used a little—known amendment to the constitution to remove him from the state's republican primary ballot. following this ruling, the case was taken to the highest court in america — the supreme court —

we are going to tell you about the truth pump number to us supreme court is threatening free speech. how? by questioning the value of the 1st amendment in your going to hear it for your self truth bomb. the us troops are books on the ground off the coast of taiwan. did you know that? once again, we must ask the question we've asked before, are we trying to start world war 3? i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact. the we are hearing again that there is a possibility that whistleblower julian a sod who has been in captivity or on the run for the better part of the last 12 years may finally be given his freedom. not nothing confirm, nothing confirmed, but according to the wall street journal, the us justice department is thinking about possibly reducing the charges against him to a misdemeanor. charge would simply be mishandling classified information if i were to happen. the man has been in a british prison now for telling the truth would be freed. and why does this matter? why does this matter? it matters because of all, most members of the media and or our government even to this da

let's go straight to cnn senior supreme court analyst joan biskupic. joan, what is the us supreme court ruling? >> it's saying it needs more time. it has now indefinitely stayed the lower court at a lower court decision that would have let this law take effect. it is blocking this law from taking effect while lower court proceedings play out, the supreme in court, jake had set a 05:00 p.m. deadline for itself to act on this. as you know, this is a controversial law known as sba, that would allow texas officials to arrest migrants at the border and essentially let texas takeover immigration policy. it's been challenged by the biden administration and immigrant rights groups litigation is playing out, but the issue is can this law take effect? supreme court said it was going to decide that by 05:00 p.m. today and now it said it's going to indefinitely continue you to postpone the effect of the law. there might be something coming later in the week or later we're just not sure what the court is doing. justice samuel alito had set that deadline but cleared really the justices

us constitution disqualifies trump from holding public office. we will talk more about the court decision and its impact on the presidential campaign with ostap yarysh, who joins us outside the us supreme building. congratulations ostap. ostape, so how do the judges explain their decision, what are their arguments in favor of donald trump. yes, natalie, let's remind you that... where it all started, as you said correctly, earlier a court in colorado suspended donald trump from participating in the presidential primaries in this state. referring to his role in the events of january 6, when supporters of the former president stormed. today , the united states supreme court reversed that decision, said that this decision is not for individual states to make, it is rather the responsibility of congress. the supreme court said donald trump should remain on the ballot in colorado's republican prairies. how do supreme courts argue this? yes, they say that the states cannot disqualify candidates from the presidential election, because it is a federal office, not a state-level office. well, again , they say that... this is not an issue that is decided by individual states. also judges warned na

a c spot tools involving the head of israel's intelligence agency. us supreme court rules to allow police and texas to arrest migrants to cross the border from mexico illegally on china is foreign minister when he is in australia for the 1st visit by amazing top tips. and that's in 7 years. we begin with new warnings about the di, shortage of food, and does have a suggestions that is very restrictions on aid couldn't amount to a war crime. it follows a reports by the international hung up monitor earlier this week, st gauze, and this was assumed the dying of hung up time in the scale rates with alex as the spot you in human rights chief walker tuck says, as well as restrictions couldn't amount to the use of starvation as a method, the rule which is a war crime. he's quoting on the international community to insist israel allows unimpeded entry of a into gaza for the risk of finding ways ready as strikes of talked in areas crowded with residential homes and buildings. one attack struck a family home kidding. 15 people inside 1st respond as a strong to retrieve move. body stuck onto the lev

we knew there was no show us of only thing that, but there was no moving to give us supreme court routing, allowing police to arrest migrants across the board or from mexico and legally is not put on hold on. china is 4 minutes to one e as in australia, it's a 1st visit by facing stuff different, not in 7 years the . we begin with new warnings about the shortage of food and gaza and suggestions that is, randy restrictions on aide put amount to a will crime. it follows a report by the international food secure which he monitor earlier this week. st gardens would soon be dying of hunger without a ceasefire. un human rights to folk, a texas as well as restrictions put them out to using starvation as a method of which is a little cross, is quoting on the international community to insist. israel allows unrestricted entry of a into gaza that the risk assignment will much of the small amounts of food entering . garza comes in tin cans one pallet in the, in the has decided to send the world a message. the unconventional way of times on the how many hours report i'm missing from the field with th

coverage >> happening now, breaking news, colorado's top election official response to the us supreme court's historic ruling, keeping donald trump on the ballot in her state and others secretary of state, gender griswold is joining us live. also tonight. we huge stakes of the 2024 election are on vivid display this week. as trump aims to sweep super tuesday contests tomorrow, and president biden prepares for his critical state of the union address thursday, while also facing dismal new poll numbers. and there's more breaking news. vice president kamala harris just wrapped up talks with a top political rival of israeli prime minister benjamin, a tiny escalating the biden administration's push for an immediate six week ceasefire in gaza we're getting a readout of the media. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room the ski is cnn, breaking news >> the colorado secretary of state is standing by to discuss the consequences of the us supreme court's unanimous rejection of her state's efforts to remove donald trump from the

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the us supreme court announced that the states cannot prevent trump from running in the elections. olorado court previously ruled that trump cannot participate in the state's primary elections. this court is based on his role in the 3-year riots he had issued this order before it led to the occupation of the congress. a judge recently issued a similar ruling. but the judges of the us supreme court ruled that the president asphalt damage repair of roadways with an asphalt waste recycling machine, a so-called iranian example of american and european asphalt recycling machines, which is a combination of these two machines that we have optimized inside iran to recycle all kinds of asphalt waste, including lumps and asphalt chips. it is useful and it can produce hot and cold asphalt like an asphalt factory , and the mission of this machine is to go to the project site. recycle the asphalt on the ground at the same project site , or do asphalt production right there, and stain remover will be done with this machine . any stain will be created vertically, and the municipality will be notif

and then the us supreme court has stepped in and halted it. it is expected that the us supreme court is expected to issue some sort of ruling on this law here today brianna. so very this is being watched very closely all across the us southern border, especially here in texas, as officials thanks just wait what the us supreme court is going to rule in this case. >> yeah, we are waiting to see it. and just last hour we learned of a potential terrorism investigation after a lebanese migrant was apprehended at the border and allegedly made threats what can you tell us about that >> yeah. the customs and border protection officials acknowledged that an indicate that there is an investigation into to a lebanese man who was taken into custody in the el paso area on march 9, ninth. and according to a border patrol memo obtained by the new york post, that that individual made threats, ask him when he he was asked what he is doing here. he said, i've come in here. i'm going to make a bomb. he then later said that he was trying to escape the iran-backed

the us supreme court declared that the states cannot prevent trump from participating in the electionse us court in colorado previously ruled that trump cannot participate in the primaries in this state. this trial is based on his role in the riots three years ago that led to the occupation of the congress had issued this verdict. a judge in inai had issued a similar sentence. but the judges of the supreme court of the united states ruled that the former president of the united states can be. to be nominated in this year's elections. in this way, one of the most important obstacles to trump's participation in the american elections was removed. the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces announced that the navy of this country succeeded in targeting the zionist ship in the arabian sea . yahya seri emphasized that this operation will be done using a number of suitable sea dragons in a precise and direct manner. they hit the target. according to the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces, targeting this the ship was attacked a few hours after the attack on several american ships in the red se

the us supreme court appears skeptical in a case to limit the use of abortion pill mifepristone. and a moscow court extends the detention of wall streetjournal reporter evan gershkovich. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome. six people are presumed in the disaster which saw a container ship collided with a bridge in the city of baltimore. it collapsed. us guard says it is moving from rescue to a recovery mission. the bridge is partially closed to traffic after the ship sent out a mayday call and those thought dad are thought to be construction workers. these are live pictures were reportedly to bring the water and making recovery efforts challenging. why did it go off course and why did it come crashing down so easily? well, what do we know about what action happened in baltimore? data analysed by bbc verify shows the ship set off from the port at a quarter to 1am local time. the dali is a 300m—long container ship, and on board were two pilots. mariners from the local port with the specialist knowledge to guide the vessel out to sea. now, it was heading towards the ce

but first, the us supreme court at a critical moment right now, the nine justices weighing politically explosive issue there's like abortion and donald trump's claims of presidential immunity amid declining public trust in the institution and questions about its future joining me now, the retired united states supreme court justice stephen breyer. he's the author of a very important and powerful brand new book entitled reading the constitution. why i chose pragmatism, not textualism. justice breyer, thank you very much for joining us on this, your book. we're going to get to that. but among other things, as you've said, that on its current path right now, the supreme court is producing and these are your words, a constitution that no one wants. what are the implications of that for the country? >> no, that's not a good implication for the country. and where i say that frequently was nino scalia and i used to discuss in public the differences in our approach to the constitution. i remember and statutes to and he would say, i have too complicated the system. only use steven can do it. an

people who have the authority do it said the court is the us congress. us congress would need to enforce the portion of the constitution that the colorado state supreme court ruled was violated by donald trump. that he fell under for a, for a leading an insurrection. now donald trump has never been charged with leading interaction . no, and they've charged him with just about everything else you can think of. but this nonetheless, the colorado state supreme court said yes, interaction off the ballot that cannot happen in the timing of this was, which was really amazing because the supreme court is not in session right now. but they made sure that they weighed in before tomorrow. super tuesday primaries. there are primaries in several states across america for the presidential race. and they wanted to send a message at donald trump hughes and will remain on the ballot. all right, now the colorado is widely viewed as a democratic state, meaning trump would likely not when the state to begin with. so what do you believe was behind the push to bottom, the former president to begin with as well, it was brought by the secretary of state who's going around

the us supreme court declared that the state they cannot prevent trump from participating in the elections . the us colorado court previously ruled that trump cannot participate in the state's primary elections. this court had issued this verdict based on his role in the riots 3 years ago that led to the occupation of the congress. a judge in illinois issued a similar ruling. but the judges of the us supreme court ruled that the former us president can run in this year's elections. in this way, one of the most important obstacles to trump's participation in the american elections was removed. may your day be happy and full of goodness and blessings. we went to the people with a question , what ways have we tried so far to find a job ? i searched the internet for a series of companies. i went to my friends, it was in the ad, it was in the newspaper, it was a friend , it was an acquaintance, it was a neighbor, now we were looking for a job from anyone who was available. who are you talking to? i searched more in the internet camera, less in the newspaper, but more on the internet. no, unfort

would also be much harder for state prosecutors to convict him in office or has mentioned the us supreme court is considering a case about whether trump is actually eligible to hold office. i asked our corresponded william, blue cross, whether we can expect a decision from the supreme court on that today. right, we just heard from that fantastic wrap that ralph gave us. there's just so many things coming at us right now and the trump defense team. we don't know for sure what's going to come out of the supreme court today. they just made an announcement that there will be something coming out. but speculation is quite strong. that is going to deal with this colorado ballot case. and we of course don't know how they're going to rule, but based on the initial proceedings and what court justices are on the record of saying, they seem pretty skeptical that colorado to keep trump off the ballot without any kind of conviction in the civil in the criminal court, so i should say that would basically, uh, notify not only colorado, but any other efforts around the country. we get, the supreme court will

the us supreme court appears skeptical in a case to limit the use of abortion pill mifepristone. and a moscow court extends the detention of wall streetjournal reporter evan gershkovich. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome. the us coast guard says six people still missing after a container ship brought down the francis scott key bridge in the city of baltimore are now presumed dead. at a press conference earlier, coast guard officials told reporters they are now moving from a rescue to a recovery mission. these are live pictures of the scene where poor visibility and debris in the water are making those efforts extremely challenging. the missing are reported to be construction workers who were working on the bridge when the collapse happened. these are live pictures of the scene where poor lighting and debris in the water making recovery efforts challenging. so why did the ship go off course? and how did the bridge come crashing down so easily? rebecca morelle has been looking at the sequence of events. well, what do we know about what action happened in baltimore? d

on tuesday, the us supreme court said the state's police may arrest people entering the country illegally and just hours later and appeals. court said no, they can't, not yet. now this is fanning the flames and the volatile election year. donald trump is blaming president by for losing control of the border, but this border crisis is bordering on the constitutional crisis. tonight, texas or washington fears border is it to protect any way i break off? this is the day, the president border policy are 8. this race fighting is actively aided and abetted the importation of millions of millions of illegal alley of migrants. we can fight about fixing the border or we can fix it. everybody knows the president has authority to do something, then he won't. and i cannot understand why he was i think it's the right policy to the 2nd taxes. we have to have a secure board and into migraines in a subject and discriminatory also coming up massive data strikes have rush ordering evacuations, and it's belgrade region near ukraine. president thornton is threatening retaliation. it was loud. the glass was r

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i asked him whether the us supreme court is likely to issue a ruling today on trump's eligibility to hold office. right. we just heard from that fantastic wraps that ralph gave us. there's just so many things coming at us right now and the trump defense team. we don't know for sure what's going to come out of the supreme court today. they just made an announcement that there will be something coming out. but speculation is quite strong. that is going to deal with this colorado ballad case. and we of course don't know how they're going to rule, but based on the initial proceedings and what court justices are on the record of saying, they seem pretty skeptical that colorado to keep trump off the ballot without any kind of conviction in the civil in the criminal court, so i should say that would basically notify not only colorado, but any other efforts around the country, that the supreme court will almost surely speak for the entire country. which means, at least in that one particular way, trump would be safe and would be able to remain on the primary ballots and then going forward on

that is why the supreme court essentially took up this case, not just a rule on one state, but the supreme court is the highest, you know, overlooks the highest law on the lam us constitution. so whatever rules will most likely apply to the entire united states, and we don't know how it's going to how the justices will react, but based on what they've already come out in public. and in terms of the hearing that led to, that is probably going to lead to this ruling other thing, very skeptical of kicking donald trump at this stage. and in this way, at least off the colorado or any other mallet, especially in the primary season. and the lower court we understand has already ruled unanimously, the trump is not immune from prosecution. so why would the supreme court one to review that, to write that constitutional scholars, legal scholars almost across the board are saying that of course, the president does not have absolute immunity. a crime is that he or eventually she may commit. that would turn a president into a dictator or a king, which of course is the exact opposite of what the united states was founded on and try to get away from 250 some odd years ago. th

the us supreme court is unanimously rejected. the state of colorado has been blocked. donald trump from the 2024 presidential palace ruling applies. nationwide. the president will contest 15 state primaries as part of the super tuesday voting seen as a key to confirming his republican candidacy. ukraine's air force says it managed to destroy 18 of 22 drones launched by russia targeting the odessa region. no casualties were reported. 2 days after 12, people were killed by another russian throne, a sold on the city. more than 14 governments are calling for an international investigation into the death of russian opposition leader alexa, edna bonnie countries including the u. s. and u. member states express their outrage before the un human rights council, where they accuse president vladimir putin of being responsible for nevada on the steps or nato is staging its biggest military exercise since the cold war called steadfast defender. several military scenarios will be played out until may of this year. $90000.00 soldiers from all

i'm jim acosta, our coverage of the supreme court's decision to keep donald trump on the ballot continues right now with wolf blitzer thanks for joining us. >> cnn breaking, news >> and you are in the cnn newsroom. i'm wolf blitzer in washington and we begin with the breaking news this morning. the united states supreme court ruling that former president donald trump cannot be removed from any state's ballot for his actions on january 6. the nine justices affirming that he can run in a general election. and once again, serve as the united states commander in chief in the majority opinion, the court writes that only congress can enforce the 14th amendment's ban on insurrectionists holding federal public office trump is responding to the decision calling it, and i'm quoting him now, a big win for america. but the court did not directly speak to whether or not his actions on january 6 equate to insurrection. let's get straight to cnn anchor and chief legal analyst, laura coats. she's outside the supreme court for us. laura, what more, first of all, can you tell us? about this very historic and consequential decision? >> it is very historic.

also on our show today, the issue of abortion rights returns to the us supreme court. during arguments, a majority of the courts of justice is appears skeptical that a group of anti abortion doctors have the legal standing to challenge the approval of a widely used drugs. and hundreds of supporters of alexi and of all need gather at his grades to mark 40 days since his death the kremlin critic and died and a siberian labour kept in february the k. richardson. thank you very much for joining us in the united states. a huge search and rescue mission to find 6 missing workers after a major bridge collapse has now been suspended. authorities and balls more believe there is no hope of finding them a life. the francis scott key bridge came down after being rammed by a pot container ship after it lost power on tuesday morning. the federal government has now promised money to rebuild the bridge, a heartbreaking end to a search for survivors. after nearly a day of searching for 6 missing people who were on the bridge of the time, it collapsed all storage. she said they no longer

constitution now while the justices of the us supreme court did not weigh in on what donald trump did. the justices did agree unanimously that colorado could not unilaterally remove trump from its ballot? joining us down to discuss former federal prosecutor elie honig and elie, you've been predicting this exact outcome for months. was there anything in today's ruling that stuck out to you know, jake, i think when you take the politics out of this and you take the donald trump of it all out of this the result is fairly straightforward strictly on a legal and constitutional basis, and it's not often that we see a nine to nothing ruling. but the justices did agree. in fact that it is not up to the states to enforce an execute the 14th amendment. you saw at justices alito and thomas in agreement with justices sotomayor and kagan on that point. it's simply he could not be as a matter of law, as a matter of constitutional interpretation, that every state gets to do what it wants, because otherwise that would leave us with a quote, patchwork of diffe