today's huge blow to anti-abortion activists, at least in the short term. >> the conservative us supreme court unanimously rejected a lawsuit against the fda's policy that allows mifepristone the widely-used, safe and effective abortion drug. the fda says to be mailed to patients without an in-person doctor's jurors visit. meanwhile, this afternoon, senate republicans blocked a democratic bill that would have protected americans access to in vitro fertilization, better known as ivf. it's part of a push by democrats to try to distance themselves from republicans have had of november's election and spell out more differences between the. two, parties all this comes just a day after delegates for the southern baptist convention voted to oppose the use of ivf, joining us now to discuss ob-gyn, doctor, i need us omani. she's also a democratic member of ohio state house of representatives dr. semenya thanks so much for joining us. let's start on the mifepristone ruling by cnn's count 14 states completely banned abortion, including medication, abortion like mifepristone. given that what's your reacti

first since the 2020 election breaking now, on the lead, some brand new accusations against us supreme court justice clarence thomas coming from a top senate democrat, will bring you those details. but first, the major ruling today from the, us supreme court and the significant setback for the anti-abortion movement. but not so fast welcome to the lean on jake tapper, a huge day for the us supreme court today. and i don't just mean that bombshell unanimous ruling on abortion medication also, democrats are now leveling a brand new claim against justice clarence thomas. it's breaking right now, but let's start with what you need to know about the headline you've seen all de the justices unanimously ruling that yes. as of now? women can still use the abortion pill mifepristone, that is far from the end on attempts to limit abortion and abortion medication. in this post row era, of course, the justice's reasoning in this case is, is important the court found that the doctors in the anti-abortion groups who had challenged access to mifepristone did not have this standing to sue so this was not a

as it grapples with plic obtained by rolling stone magazine captured us supreme court justicesay being in on political matters, cns, jessica schneider has more tonight, no comment from the supreme court after two of its most senior justices and one of their spouses are heard on secret recordings discussing sensitive topics people in this country believing god, have better, keep fighting to return our country to a place the bottling names. i agree with you justice samuel alito speaking to lauren windsor during a dinner last week hosted by the supreme court historical society, windsor, a liberal activist posing as a devout catholic when talking with the justice, where he also addresses the current polarization of the country i know that we can go for the polar i think it is a matter of like the winning. i think you're probably right now one side or the other, one side or the other i don't know. there can. be a way of working, our way of living together it's different because there are differences one fundamental things that while you can it's not like what the difference this soc

so how does that impact perceptions of the us supreme court? >> yeah. i mean, i think there's no question that it has some bearing on public perception of the court. i mean, we really ought not to be judged by the actions of our spouses that certainly my wife's position about me but i do think it's worth stressing that the real question here is not can justice x participate in case why? the real question is, are the justices behaving in a way that is enhanced in public faith in the integrity of the court as an institution or not. and so for as much as justice alito has tried to suggest that the entire flag controversy are basically his wife's fault. i think his responses have not suggested that he is especially concerned about the message that the flag sent. his responses at the supreme court historical society suggest that he's not particularly concerned about being publicly associated with deeply, intensely divisive political comments and so wolfe, i think again, the question is whether if you look at this as a whole, there's reason to worry, not about

well, it's a first abortion decisions since roe versus wade was overturned two years ago, the us supreme courtnanimously rejected a lawsuit challenging the food and drug administration's approach to regulating the abortion medication mifepristone the court ruled the doctors and anti-abortion groups that filed the legal challenge. >> did not have standing to sue paula reid has more it is rare to get a unanimous decision on an issue like abortion from the high court. >> but here are the justices collectively decided two sidestep the question before that, which is whether the fda had exceeded its regulatory authority when broadening access to the drug, mifepristone, there are a lot of stakeholders watching this very closely, including women who need access to this drug, the fda, as any possible decision restricting their regular hello lottery authority would have an enormous impact on many industries, including, of course, the pharmaceutical industry and of course, depending on which way this went, it also could have had an impact on anyone seeking office tier. right now, they have effectively pr

now in the wake of the supreme court, decision would join us if we pass a law, the supreme court says that they would honor that law. my big worry, jake, is that this supreme court has been signaling and some of their decisions on guns that they are reading to fundamentally rewrite the second amendment and take away permanently the ability of congress to do simple things like require people to go through a background check or move forward on taking dangerous weapons like ar 15s off of the streets. so i think this court is poised to make it very hard for congress or state legislatures to be able to regulate guns and keep our communities and schools safe. let's talk about the us supreme court because we're still waiting for two major january 6 related cases to be decided on presidential immunity and whether or not the obstruction of a proceeding charges where appropriate ones for the january 6 rioters at a fundraiser in hollywood last night or los angeles last night, president biden referred to the upside-down flag that martha alito flew outside their home. he said the court has never b

the supreme court. the us supreme court put guns back in the political spotlight friday, striking down a ban on bump stocks. the trump administration put the rule in place after america's deadliest modern mass shooting in 2017. a gunman fired more than 1000 rounds into the crowd at a las vegas concert in 11 minutes. court 63 opinion focused on the mechanics of the gun accessory. >>this is whether or not the a t f and executive agency could say. my automatic weapons plus bump stock equals machine gun and machine guns are banned under federal law. >>justice thomas writing for the majority, said a bump stock does not convert a semiautomatic rifle into a machine gun anymore than a shooter with a lightning fast trigger finger does. justice sotomayor in the dissent sharply disagreed, stressing a rifle equipped with a bump stock can fire at a rate of 400 to 800 rounds per minute writing when i see a bird that walks like a duck swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, call that bird a duck. conservative justices also

now, steve bannon is asking the us supreme court to pause. his prison sentence while he appeals his contempt of congress conviction. steve bannon, a set to turn himself in on july 1. want to go straight to see you there. sara marie, who's working the story for us. sarah take us through this request well, while if this is a bit of a long shot attempt, but it tells you how much steve bannon does not want to go to prison. he and his attorneys are asking the supreme court to effectively pause his prison sentence. so that he can continue to try to appeal this conviction. now, another former trump adviser, peter navarro, had tried a similar move in front of the supreme court to pause his own convince objection and the supreme court rejected that. so we'll see if they do the same with steve bannon's case or if they see it somewhat differently, all of this comes after late last night, an appeals court said it was not going to press pause on steve bannon's sentence. now, there was one judge who dissented in that opinion. that's getting the bannon team

the us supreme court unanimously rejects an attempt to block access to a widely used abortion drug.ns that forced displacement across the world could surge to record levels by the end of the year. iam sumi i am sumi somaskanda. welcome. the g7 summit in italy is underway and on day one, us presidentjoe biden and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky signed a ten—year security agreement. president zelensky called it a bridge to ukraine eventuallyjoining nato. ukraine is expected to make steps toward membership at next month's nato meeting in washington. but in the agreement signed thursday, the us and ukraine said they will meet within 2a hours to discuss a response if ukraine comes under attack. it also states that washington will support kyiv in developing its military force through training, joint planning and cybersecurity efforts. additionally, the us will help ukraine receive compensation for damage caused by russia.

contraception a threatened right now, right now, likely potentially to be overturned by the us supreme court as well. >> that's about ten points higher than back in 2022. and roe v. wade was still he when he picked his three supreme court justices. >> and that's the promise to donald trump and a right-wing house and senate republican controlled maga congress will in fact begin to implement if they are successful. so that's why this election is so important. it's all on the line. it's on the ballot this year. and if you care about contraception or abortion, are ivf or any of these privacy issues? that should only be a decision made by the individual, by the family than this is a voting issue and you should get out there and make sure you exercise that that wright very quickly before i let you go, senator barkat, the i suspect you have the votes of the democratic majority in the senate. >> but how does it look in the republican majority? >> the house well again, we know that the maga republicans control the house and there are many democrats would of course, want to bring it out on to the floo

and on wednesday, us supreme courtjustices unanimously upheld access to the medication mifepristone, which is used in nearly two—thirds of abortions in the united states. the supreme courtplaintiffs, a group of anti—abortion doctors and activists, did not have the right to sue, although near—total abortion bans remain in 1a states. joining me live is former congressman for illinois, rodney davis, and former us congresswoman for florida, stephanie murphy. thank you dear both to be here to wrap up a pretty busy week in us politics. rodney, i want to start with you. what is your reaction to friday's supreme court overturning the ban on bump stocks, and did you find it odd that donald trump welcomed this decision even though this was a ban he passed while he was president? what happened in las vegas when praised government decided to use one of these modifications to a firearm to kill innocent people, that was a tragedy. and also there are so many tragedies that happened throughout this nation, like a parkland high school, and frankly seven years ago this monday will be the anniversary when crazed gunmen came to the congressional baseball practice and tried to kill me and m

the us supreme court issued a ruling that keeps the abortion drug mifepristone available for now for women to use to end their pregnancies under current fda guidelines. justice brett kavanaugh wrote the plaintiffs did not have legal standing to bring this case. abc's perry russom is at the supreme court with details. >> vice president kamala harris after the supreme court's unanimous decision to keep the abortion drug mifepristone available. >> we are looking at the fact that two thirds of women of reproductive age in america live in a state with a trump abortion ban. this ruling is not going to change that. >> the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, tempering expectations for those in favor of abortion rights. >> this decision was based not on the merits, but on a lack of standing. we are not yet out of the woods. >> this morning, the court, rejecting a legal challenge to the fda's regulation around the drug and the court's opinion, justice brett kavanaugh writes the plaintiffs have failed to demonstrate that fda's relaxed regulatory requirements would likely cause them to suffer

the us supreme court unanimously rejects an attempt to block access to a widely used abortion drug.he un's refugee agency warns that forced displacement across the world could surge to record levels by the end of the year. iam sumi i am sumi somaskanda. welcome. the g7 summit in italy is underway and on day one, us presidentjoe biden and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky signed a ten—year security agreement. president zelensky called it a bridge to ukraine eventuallyjoining nato. ukraine is expected to make steps toward membership at next month's nato meeting in washington. but in the agreement signed thursday, the us and ukraine said they will meet within 2a hours to discuss a response if ukraine comes under attack. it also states that washington will support kyiv in developing its military force through training, joint planning and cybersecurity efforts. additionally, the us will help ukraine receive compensation for damage caused by russia. here's what presidents biden and zelensky had to say after signing. and we have signed the strongest agreement between ukraine and us si

the us supreme court, which has made it more difficult to charge capital right defendants with obstruction charge was advised by donald trump willing is a set back to the us justice department. i'm the by the administration. but a potential based basing has been extended in iran, where people have been causing that balance and in the presidential election now and choosing a successive to a prime race. he was killed in a helicopter crash box. the steve palestinian civil defense agency says 3 of its medics were killed and an overnight is riley strike. narrow its headquarters in these arabs in the central gauze, a strip of of 500 health where because of and killed him gone. so since this rolls will be down in october, we'll go off, let's move cruz of the palestinian civil defense agency always on the rushing to what emergency away diesel off 1st responded, easily identifiable by the familiar orange face. but that's often little protection . i'm going to am and the need is very noticeable that the israeli occupation forces continue to wilfully target civil defense teams all across the gaza str

a victory for pro—choice activists — us supreme court rejects a challenge to the use of the abortionepristone. how is madagascar fighting illegal trafficking? we speak to the environment minister in the effort in setting up an international task force to come back. and she's one of the world's best known singers, but had to cancel a raft of tour dates because of an autoimmune disease. celine dion tells us she's determined to perform again. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in italy, where president biden and ukraine's leader volodymyr zelensky have signed a ten year security leader volodymyr zelensky have signed a ten—year security agreement following the g7�*s approval of a plan to use profits from seized russia assets to fund kyiv�*s war effort. joe biden said it would include intelligence sharing, troop training, adhering to nato standards and investment in ukraine's industrial base to make more weapons. mr zelensky described it as a bridge towards nato membership. the g7 deal sees a loan of $50 billion sent to ukraine. the grou

i expect and hope from a supreme court justice ashley, what is actually realistic, what, what is a realistic stance that congress can take vis-a-vis this other branch of the usernment, the supreme court. well, i mean, we're going to see you today on the senate floor. i mean, they're taking a stance saying that reciprocally what well, i mean, you know, i'm not privy to the piece of legislation regrettably but the point is, is that we've now seen, again ramping corruption in that body. and you've we've seen that they've not had the ability to police themselves as ana mentioned, you've got a supreme court justices white that tried actively was involved in trying to overturn the election. those justices need to recuse themselves from the cases does that or before them? so that's part of the legislation which is this that those justices should recuse themselves. but also there's increased reporting that's in the legislation, reporting out to the public, the american people have to have confidence in their courts. they have to have confidence that the court is operating above bias without any bias toward any political party or any conservative-leani ng ideology an

the us supreme court strikes down a federal ban on bump stocks — attachments that increase the firing—elected president of south africa after his party strikes an unprecedented coalition deal with the opposition. hello, i'm carl nasman. the us supreme court on friday struck down a federal ban on bump stocks, the latest move in america's battle over gun control. bump stocks are gun accessories that allow semi—automatic rifles to fire bullets more quickly, similar to a machine gun. in a 6—3 vote, the court's conservative majority ruled that using firearms with the attachment does not meet the definition of a machine gun under

the us supreme court unanimously rejected an attempt to block access to a widely used abortion drug and the un refugee agency warns that forced displacement across the world could search to record levels by the end of the year. glad you could join us. g7 summit in italy is under way and on day one, us president joe biden and ukrainian president follows me zelensky saina ten is ms zelenskyy�*s unattended security agreement, president zelensky called a bridge to ukraine eventually joining nato. ukraine is expected to make steps towards membership at the nato meeting but in the agreement signed on thursday, the us and ukraine said they will meet within 2a hours to discuss a response if ukraine comes under attack, it also states that washington will support kyiv in the military support through training and cyber security efforts, additionally, the us will help the crane receive compensation for damage caused by russia. here is what president biden and president zelensky said. we have signed the strongest agreement with ukraine and the us since our independence. and this is an agreement on s

the us supreme court has upheld a law that prevents people withdomestic violence restraining orders from022, when the court expanded the right to bear arms. friday's ruling passed with an eight to one majority — in a rare legal victory for those in favour of restrictions the us supreme court has upheld a law that president biden welcomed the decision. here's our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal. president biden welcomed the decision. shoot his girlfriend if she had reported he had assaulted her. she got a restraining order against him and that restraining order led to his gun licence being revoked and also him being disarmed so his guns were taken away from him. he argued that was a violation of his right to bear arms, the second amendment. but in a majority ruling by the court, the 8—1 ruling, the court said, no, it didn't and that actually, the constitution does permit laws that strip guns from people that are deemed dangerous. it is worth mentioning that this was one of many challenges that was brought to the supreme court after they ruled in 2022, an eight majority ruling, in

the us supreme court throws out a bankruptcy settlement which shielded the sackler family, whose firmut why uk festivals are struggling to survive. welcome to business today. i'm lukwesa burak. as we've been hearing, president biden and his predecessor donald trump have faced off in their first presidential debate of 2024. they addressed economic questions with each accusing the other of mishandling the us economy. president biden accused donald trump of rewarding the wealth with tax cuts and in return mr trump accused joe biden of saddling the american people with high inflation. —— accused donald trump of rewarding the wealthy with tax cuts. let's hear now from martin baccardax, the london bureau chief of thestreet. hello there and welcome to the programme. watching this, what were your main takeaway is? t were your main takeaway is? i really think that you have to say that the main takeaway of the debate was the poor performance by the president. joe biden entered the conversation trying to dispel

supreme court. she have. so what has the court found? take us through the supreme court decision. this is a very technical decision, very effectively saying, look, we took this case on too early. it still should wind its way through the lat codes before it reaches us. but having said above, the supreme court has an exactly the bays itself in glory for several reasons. first of what we knew about this isn't 24 hours ago because someone inadvertently posted it on the website very briefly. but secondly, the supreme court and take me out because this decision had said, the emergency room abortions were to be outlawed unless the life of the mother was in danger causing in moments amounts of total amount and danger to mothers in idaho, in some cases, have to be floated out of the state in order to get the treatment they need it. but the fundamental issue there hasn't been resolved about is since the supreme court decision in 2022, which ended the constitutional rights to an abortion. many states in the us have effectively outlawed abortion except in the, in the slimmest of cases, the inc

>> and a major ruling from the us supreme court on abortion medications we begin this hour with us republican lawmakers pledging their support to former us president donald trump as he seeks to be reelected, with trump return to the capital thursday for the first time since leaving office after the january 6, 2021 riots senate republicans, they're applauding at trump after their closed-door meeting. >> trump also met with house republicans and it was supposed to be about policy. but sources say he spent much of the time ranting about various topics such as questioning why pop star taylor swift would support president joe biden over him and describing the city of milwaukee where republicans will hold their convention this summer as horrible. he also heaped praise on the gop lawmakers this is an outstanding group of people. i'm with them a 1,000%. there was me, 1,000%. we agree just about on everything. and if there isn't, we work it out and we've had i've had a really great relationship with just about everybody here, with everybody here, just about all of the senators and if it wasn't fantast

they're almost set to wrap up a the us supreme court.ill see more rapid nature of their decisions coming. president biden has insisted he will not part of his son hunter. he was found guilty on all thre federal gun charges earlier thi week. a different story when it comes to shortening his symptoms. >> he's been very clear we've been very clear. he loves his son. and he and the first lady love their son and support their son that just don't have anything certainly anything beyond that. >> what i am saying the president i have not spoken to the president about this. it has even been scheduled yet. i don't have anything beyond what the president said. >> no date yet to report on the sentencing for hunter biden. his attorney says that they wil pursue all legal challenges which likely means an appeal an impact the pricing of president biden mentioned that too. jonathan turley. >> there is a real possibility here of a prison sentence the best shot he had to reduce that likelihood was to plead guilty which is why all the way up to the beginnin

making him the first child of a sitting us president to be convicted of a crime the wife of us supreme court justice samuel alito's secretly recorded what she said about the controversial flags outside her home, and the people who criticize to the flying them cnn breaking news but we begin this hour with breaking news a new report released just moments ago from a un commission finds israeli authorities and palestinian militant groups, including mass responsible for war crimes and other violations of international law. the commission has also found israel responsible for crimes against humanity during its military operations in gaza following the october 7 hamas attack. i want to bring in cnn's jumana karachi, who joins us live from london. thanks for being the un says it has evidenced at both israel and hamas have committed war crimes or report just handed down to mount. and what can you tell us? >> well, linda, this is a these are the findings of the un commission of inquiry on the palestinian territories and israel, this is a body that was set up by the united nations human rights council

supreme court. we have two pretty big ones. this term, we have one involving mifepristone, which is the abortion pill used in the majority of abortionse supreme court will have to decide whether or not the fda overstepped its authority when it sort of ease some of the restrictions on this pill allowing limited take it earlier in pregnancy also allowing them to get it by mail. the challengers on this one in the lower courts. so if the supreme court of the people against mifepristone exactly. and if the supreme court agrees with that, that would severely restrict the availability of this abortion pill that is used. in most circumstances, it's about so much more than just this one abortion pill, right? when you start looking at how science builds upon peer reviewed information and the credibility of medicine overall taking down one ruling about one medicine could potentially impact all sorts of other issues. and then you have on the legal side where the two years post-dobbs hospitals don't know what they can and cannot do. it's all up to now, individuals who interpreting the law in the middle of an emergency, and that goes to the second

local leaders weigh in on today's ruling from the us supreme court that says cities can legally remove encampments from public areas. then it's a big weekend in san francisco, pride festivities taking place in the next few days. the couples have got a chance to say i do to celebrate and what you need to know if you're planning to head to the city. the news at noon starts now. >> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm andre senior. thank you for joining us. if you're heading out for the 4th of july holiday later today, join the crowd. tsa says yesterday was its fifth busiest day ever, with nearly 3 million screenings, but today is expected to be the busiest day for air travel of the holiday period and could even set records. now, all week we've seen our local airports filling up with passengers and travelers. we talked with at sfo. noticed the terminals were packed this morning. >> not my first time traveling, but i'm traveling alone this time, so it's going to be a little different, especially because it's pretty busy. >> yes, there's a lot of

the us supreme court upheld a federal law that keeps guns away from domestic abusers. ng on friday was nearly unanimous. cnn's paula reid reported so on the high court's decision, as impact on the us right to bear arms massive supreme court ruling on the second amendment 8-to-1. >> the justices finding that the second amendment, like many other rights, does have limits he are chief justice john roberts, who authored the majority opinion, said they quote, had no trouble coming to this conclusion. and he really focused a lot on tradition and the history of the united states saying quote our tradition of firearm regulation allows the government to disarm individuals who present a credible triple threat. so the physical safety of others and a good portion of his opinion is spent analyzing the historical context of firearm regulation. and that is significant because two years ago the supreme court really expanded the definition of the second amendment and left the door open for a lot of additional challenge just like this. and here the chief justice, he acknowledged that tha

the us supreme court strikes down a federal ban on bump stocks — attachments that increase the firingapacity of guns. and cyril ramaphosa is re—elected president of south africa, after his party strikes an unprecedented coalition deal with the opposition. hello. i'm carl nasman. world leaders are heading home from italy as the g7 summit winds down. friday's official agenda included migration, chinese trade policy, and artificial intelligence. the capstone was the visit of pope francis, who championed the discussion on al. it's the first time a pontiff has participated in the g7. but ukraine once again dominated the summit, after russian president vladimir putin announced he'd call an immediate ceasefire in ukraine if his conditions are met. those include ukraine giving up four regions in the east of the country that are currently partially occupied by russia, and abandoning its ambition to join the nato alliance, something russia has long opposed. g7 leaders dismissed the offer and kyiv called the proposals "offensive to common sense". our diplomatic correspondent james landale report

supreme court ruled unanimously to preserve access to a popular abortion pill. now this medication is used in nearly two thirds of all abortions. ktvu james torres in the newsroom with the high court's decision that came down just within the past 90 minutes. >> allie, as we know, sometimes with the u.s. supreme court, this decision slays a lower court's decision. what it means in the most simple terms at this point, women living in states where abortions are legal can continue to have an option on how to carry out an abortion. we're talking about mifepristone. it's a drug that more than 6 million people have used since the year 2000. that's according to the associated press. the supreme court reversed a lower court decision that opted to ban the drug, and plaintiffs in the case were fighting the food and drug administration's approval of the medication. they argued that it was too easy for women to access, and doctors have had to take care of women who became sick as a result. but justices said federal courts are the wrong forum or in other words, not the place to make a decision on whethe

money saver without a monthly subscription was amazing order today at tableau team tv tv.com the us supreme court issued another major decision today, striking down a trump era ban on bump stocks. the gun accessory used in the deadliest mass shooting in us history, cnn's paula reid is on the story for us. paula take us through this important ruling all this is one of the big gun rights related cases before the high court. this term, and here they struck down a ban on bump stocks, which enables semi-automatic weapons to fire at speeds comparable to machine guns. >> and this was a where regulation to result from a mass shooting specifically the las vegas mass shooting, which left dozens of people dead and hundreds of people injured not today's opinion fell along ideological lines. >> justice clarence thomas writing for the majority, quote, we hold that a semiautomatic rifle equipped with a bump stock is not a machine gun because it cannot fire more than one shot by in a single function of the trigger. and even if it could, it would not do so automatically. >> now the three liberal justices joined i

us, judge title. i've really appreciate it. let's start with the court. yes, we can. you wish you a stark warning about the us supreme court losing public trust? you say in your book, quote, toxic judicial confirmations, which these days look more like partisan punching matches then tests of legal acumen and personal integrity have contributed to that loss of trust. so have the ideological vote counts and many contentious cases. the public apparently believes that supreme court justices vote with the political party of the president who appointed them, rather than from neutral legal principles. let me ask you, do you think this started getting bad after the bush v. gore decision in 2000? and where do you put the roberts court in this in this gamut? >> it's, it's a process, it's accelerated in the past two or three decades and, you know, from my perspective, the basic problem here is we have a court that is all too often not faithful to really fundamental principles of judicial restraint that are really quite essential to preserving the separation of powers and the checks and balances that make our for government work

in coalition order orthodox jewish seminary students are currently exempt from the draft us supreme court has ruled to permit for now abortions to be performed in idaho. when pregnant women are facing medical emergencies, justices would reinstate a lower court ruling that calls the states mere total abortion band, which temporarily allowed hospitals in the state to perform emergency abortions to save the mother's life. argentina is heavier malays package of economic reforms are close to clearing the final hurdle in the countries congress. marks malays biggest political when since he was voted in 6 months ago, there had been violent flashes between protesters and riot police over these reforms. you know, staying in south america, calm has returned to bolivia is capital after looks like a botched qu, attends the army chief who led the rebellion. he's been arrested along with the head of the navy. the 2 men now face 20 years behind bars, as rebellious troops stormed his palace yesterday, president louise are so called on bolivians to defend their democracy. ramming the tools of the palace op

right now, what we're going to run right now from president biden i'm still talking about the us supreme court and what the stakes are when it comes to the november election regarding the court, let's roll that tape the next president is likely to have two new supreme court nominees two more, two more? >> he's already appointed to that are been very negative in terms of the rights of individuals. the idea that if he's reelected, he's going to appoint two more flying flags upside down is really i'm i really mean so first of all, just for the record, trump appointed three supreme court justice is not to but beyond that, here are the ages of supreme court justices. thomas and 75. alito, 74, robert, 69. so to my your 69, i mean, he's not wrong. whoever wins in november could appoint two, maybe even more. >> and look, that was a big reason why conservative voters in 2016 who were still a little skeptical of donald trump as a candidate. that point came around his candidacy. i mean, i remember looking at pulling in. we're just talk about michigan for conservative evangelical western michigan had not

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gain sunday at ten on cnn tonight, we're digging into new financial disclosure forms filed by us supreme courtwe're finding a treasure trove of information and high priced items from a bali vacation beyonce tickets provided by the superstar herself cnn's bryan todd is working the story for us. brian, take us through these disclosures and what they reveal. wolf, some of these gifts are neither illegal nor unethical, but they do reveal privilege and raise more questions about whether more checks and balances are needed for the supreme court conservative supreme court justice clarence thomas, finally discloses one of his controversial trips, a 2019 trip to bali indonesia, paid for by republican megadonor harlan crow. that vacation was at the center of controversy surrounding travel by thomas and his wife, ginni, the investigative news outlet propublica reported last year that thomas and his wife accepted luxury trips and gifts from crow for decades. most of which went unreported on thomas's financial disclosures thomas is reporting of that bali trip was among several new financial disclosures by

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uh, the issue of abortion came up and as is noted, the us supreme court has made it possible for us states to legalize abortion, which is something that many trump supporters, uh, you know, are in favor of it made it possible for states to outlaw abortion, which previously, the supreme court had not allowed so many of from supporters are very opposed to abortion. and want states to have the right to outlaw abortion. now donald trump made a point of bringing up the immigration issue over and over and over again as that seems to be the issue. that is the most important to many of his supporters on. there's many people in the us that are very concerned about it. now i one point uh they did uh talk about january 6th and the january 6th events. um and donald trump essentially dodge the question and he just said that well, back on january 6th, when i was still president. uh we, we were had a great secure border. we were number one and we had the energy independence and he didn't really address the issue of the capital riot of january 6th. and then biden jump, dan, and started invoking images of

the us supreme court unanimously rejected an attempt to block access to a widely used abortion drug andsplacement across the world could search to record levels by the end of the year. glad you could join us. g7 summit in italy is under way and on day one, us president joe biden and ukrainian president follows me zelensky saina ten is ms zelenskyy�*s unattended security agreement, president zelensky called a bridge to ukraine eventually joining nato. ukraine is expected to make steps towards membership at the nato meeting but in the agreement signed on thursday, the us and ukraine said they will meet within 2a hours to discuss a response if ukraine comes

the us supreme court has overtone the band on bump stuff. a rapid fire accessory that enables rifles to fire with speeds similar to machine guns. the bunk, the band was introduced during the presidency of donald trump after a gunman killed 60 people at the concert in las vegas in 2017. in the us military season for move the goals up here to as well are start pulled to protect it from stormy scenes. the us build be used for a deliveries the gall, so i'm in the war between israel and tomas will be moved temporarily to prevent it from breaking apart. deliveries by other people to come to new. when the c comes, doctors without borders, say, fighting in the position. so that needs to be of all for should, has killed more than 220 people. it's the latest flash point in the war between the army and the bottom of the 3 group rapids support forces. so don's army, so it saves it, has killed a senior auto system on the in of russia. inevitably, a quote in new jersey has stripped former presidents in the home of the bustle office. immunity paving, the w

the us supreme court unanimously rejects an attempt to block access to a widely used abortion drug.ill as a new bombshell report reveals that the tech giant dismissed warnings about security flaws later exploited by russian hackers. the g7 summit in italy is underway and on day one us presidentjoe biden and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky signed a ten—year security agreement. president zelensky called it a bridge to ukraine eventuallyjoining nato. ukraine is expected to make steps toward membership at next month's nato meeting in washington. but in the agreement signed thursday, the us and ukraine said they will meet within 2a hours to discuss a response, if ukraine comes under attack.

two counts in two us supreme court cases on abortion in one term. authority to approve mifepristone on a drug used in more than half of us abortions. the case also involves a claim that the fda never had the authority to make abortion pills available via. telehealth because anthony comstock's law never repealed and is argued make it a federal crime to make■t items. today, there's another case involving the federal eenr act, which the biden has argued requires access for abortion to patients in certain medical emergencies. this claim this case also involves the claim by states like texas and idaho that federal actually treats an unborn child california may be prohibited from providing y abortions because of the federal law rather than required to do as we saw just in the past few wks, there's the ongoing struggle for fetal personhood. if you were wondering what is the next roe v wade for the anti-abortion movement, it was and always been fetal onhe way, the campaign for fetal personhood has intensified considerably. it's reflected in state laws, reco

kind of the out, the white house in washington to the us supreme court has made it harder to charge capital riot defendants with obstruction. the charge also faced by donald trump, the supreme court raised the legal bond for possibly just the searing instruction charges against defendants involved in the january 6th attack on the capital. the justices will 6, it's free. warning is a set fact the us justice department biden's administration on a potential booth for trump. that's great to share everytime see who's live in washington. so ross sham. so just took us through the supreme court ruling and, and how it could be significant. it was really significant because this is the case, it wasn't just making watch closely by so those in favor of civil liberties on the right. but also on the left because of the sort of precedent it might set because of the department of justice and going off to the january. 6th ross has been discharged them with the sort of challenges you might expect to trespass. so the sold, they also dug up this low, which is meant to go off to financial fraud, corporate fraud

and revealing new financial disclosures were just filed by us supreme court justices documenting clarence thomas is donor paid trip to bali. several justices lucrative book deals and high price concert tickets bianna a gave for justice ketanji brown, jackson. welcome to our viewers here in the united states get around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, a you're in the situation room we're getting global reaction this hour to president biden's newest appeal to preserve democracy abroad and at home, cnn spread plank of the standing by frehse and berlin. the first that's going to cnn's kayla tausche. she's in paris. failure. the president spoke get point to hook the cliffs scaled by american troops. very brave pave american troops on d-day exactly 80 years ago. what was his message well, if it was a forceful message made even more powerful by the imagery that surrounded the president today. >> bright blue skies, turquoise waters in the english channel. he was flanked by utah and omaha beaches where those d-day troops came ashore on june 6th. a top those cliffs that those army rangers scaled to sec

so what's today, the us supreme court ruled that hundreds of defendants were wrong. we prosecuted, excuse me, over the january 6 capital riot justice as rude. the charge of obstruction requires proof that the accused trying to destroy the evidence. only some of those allegedly involved in attacking the capitol fall into that category. the decision also cast out on some charges faced by former president donald trump or it is a quick look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. people in mongolia and been voting for a new government, the mongolian people's part is expected to secure another term under the prime minister, looks like tom's right or young air deep. but there is growing frustration over corruption, the high cost of living and a lack of opportunities for young people in earth. quake has struck off the coast of peru, the quake hit south of the capital. lima authorities initially issued a c. nami alert. no debts have been reported. one person was killed when a roof collapsed at del e's in different gone. the international air

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the us supreme court has issued a ruling making it more difficult to charge defendants in the january 6th, 2021 storming of the capital with obstruction for the president on a tramples like faces that charge. the top cortez due to give its ruling on trump's immunity from prosecution on monday a rainy and has been voting for a new president to replace it for him. right. you see he was killed in a helicopter crash last month. run supreme leader has cost his vote, size of the home, and a is the highest authority in the country and had bold control over selecting the full candidates full price of it. he's called for a high above the turnout for the sake of the countries reputation that comes to me and go over a government crackdown on protests and tensions with the as well. after 3 years of embrace these hard need to ship it on 61000000 more does once again have a choice toward a poor economy, western sentence and women's rights out among the most pressing issues. right. so you put in a lot of effort for the economy, but on the ground things didn't change much for the general public. and

the us supreme court has unanimously rules to keep access to an abortion pill rejecting had been put forward by combination of anti abortion groups. mesa postpone is used for 2 thirds of all abortions in the us and will now stay on the market for a little bit less more from washington dc as well. this case was brought by a group of anti abortion doctors who wants it to make it more difficult for women to access a drug that ends uses terminations to drug and question called me for press start. and the judge is ruled unanimously 9 from 6 of whom all conservatives to throw this case out of justice press correct cabinet. a consecutive himself who was appointed to the court by donald trump said that all of these doctors did have a moral issue. and a moral justification here, they did not have legal standing about significant because what this means is that the, just the system not rules on whether the f, the guy you support the, the control stroke access here. i could lovely lovely would it made it easier for women to access this drug, especially when those women can have to drug mail to t

uh, the issue of the portion came off and as is noted, the us supreme court has made it possible for us states to legalize abortion, which is something that many trump supporters, uh, you know, are in favor of it, made it possible for states to outlaw abortion. which previously, the supreme court had not allowed. so many of from supporters are very opposed to abortion. and want states to have the right to outlaw abortion. now donald trump made a point of bringing up the immigration issue over and over and over again as that seems to be the issue that is the most important source. and to many of his supporters on it, there's many people in the us that are very concerned about it. now i one point uh they did uh talk about january 6th and the january 6th events. um and donald trump essentially dodge the question and he just said that well, back on january 6th, when i was still president. uh we, we were had a great secure border. we were number one and we had the energy independence and he didn't really address the issue of the capital riot of january 6. american politics is in quite a st