little that is not reverse roe v wade. ., ., ., , v wade.. for those who have been not following this, if this - not following this, if this were reversed, would that affect every state within the united states? it affect every state within the united states?— affect every state within the united states? it wouldn't have the effect of — united states? it wouldn't have the effect of banning _ united states? it wouldn't have the effect of banning abortion l the effect of banning abortion nationwide, it would have the effect of allowing states to issue their own policies so they could ban abortion or not, and in what they like. we know roughly half the states would ban abortion immediately, and we expect that ultimately that number would be more than half the states, because many republican—controlled states would ultimately ban abortion. significantly the states that would ban abortion are all concentrated geographically stop so they would either be in the south or midwest of the united states, which would make it exponentially harder people i

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we want to see roe v wade overturned and we believe that this is the case that could do it.to see history changed in this court in this session. thank you for coming. there are 50 states in this union and hundreds of laws but ultimately it will come down to whatjust nine people think in this one building that could set a precedent for years to come. if the challenge to roe v wade is successful, there are more than 20 republican—led states that are likely to instantly impose sweeping bands to abortion sweeping bans to abortion which would affect the reproductive rights of millions of people. obviously i do not want people to go seeking a back alley abortion. i think we as a country and churches could do more to come alongside those women, to help them choose life. no—one wins. no—one is winning, but children, poor people, black people, are definitely losing. let's look at how we can help women survive their pregnancies, right, and surviving the pregnancy means the mother and the baby both survive the pregnancy. what happens if roe passes, or what happens if roe fails, i'm gon

this year they are optimistic that the supreme court will overturn the roe versus wade decision thate joined the march. earlier i asked kristan hawkins, president of the anti—abortion organisation, students for life of america if she thought roe v wade would be overturned. we believe there is a very good likelihood that we will see roe versus wade reversed within this year, in fact. the supreme court will be issuing a decision thisjune and the dobbs vjackson women's health case, based on a law passed in mississippi that bans abortion when children can feel excruciating pain during abortions at 15 weeks. the state of mississippi argued before the supreme court that roe versus wade was unreasonable, out of touch with science, and the mainstream of america and that should be completely reversed. and i should say a lot of people would take issue with your statements there and would not agree with your characterisation of a foetus at 15 weeks. however, i know that's your opinion and where you are coming from, but i wanted to state that for the record. medicaljournals with pro—choice and p

. >> it comes on the 49th anniversary of the roe versus wade supreme court ruling. kpix 5's betty yu has more. >> reporter: antiabortion groups began rallying at civic center plaza this afternoon, and then protesters ended up here at embarcadero plaza. hundreds of people marched down market street in favor of reproductive rights. now this comes ahead of an upcoming supreme court ruling on a mississippi law that prohibits abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. this directly conflicts with the past decisions on abortion , the landmark decision in roe versus wade for bates states from banning abortion before a fetus becomes viable, or roughly 22 weeks. in december, the courts conservative justices signaled that they were inclined to uphold the mississippi law. we spoke with antiabortion advocates here in san francisco. >> i was pregnant at 15, so it is very near and dear to me that people are understanding how to put their arms around a young woman and embrace her, versus what the culture is offering and ending a life. >> i got off a flight last night from the march fo

you know, our international viewers may be hearing about roe v wade being overturned but it of coursees, a very contentious and controversial point. do you think it will be overturned in the coming year, or years?— overturned in the coming year, or ears? , ~ , or years? yes. we believe there is a very good — or years? yes. we believe there is a very good likelihood - or years? yes. we believe there is a very good likelihood that. is a very good likelihood that we will see roe versus wade reversed within this year, in fact. the supreme court will be issuing a decision thisjune and the dogs vjackson women's health case, based on a law passed in mississippi that bans abortion when children can feel excruciating pain during abortions at 15 weeks. the state of mississippi argued before the supreme court that road versus wade was unreasonable, out of touch with science, and the mainstream of america and that should be completely reversed. find america and that should be completely reversed.- completely reversed. and i should say _ completely reversed. and i should say a _ completely reversed

roe v wade has got to go! upon the next, but hopefully this will be the last year for the march for life, and hopefully we see the court case overturned. i have hopes that it will be dissolved, i have hopes that we are hoping that there will become a day in - the united states that i the unborn are protected in the womb - of their own mothers. the value of the human life is not there anymore. we want to give a witness that actually it is, you know, every life is a gift, is a gift from the lord. earlier i spoke with mary ziegler, a law professor at florida state university and author of abortion and the law in america: roe v wade to the present" about whether public opnion had changed since that landmark case no, the polling data really haven't changed. this is really a story about the transformation of the us supreme court and i mean that notjust in the sense of, there are now six conservatives on the court, although that is obviously true. there are different kinds of conservative judge in the united states.

wade. the fight to protect reproductive rights and more. >>> plus mitch mcconnell words are coming back to bite him. saying african americans vote just like americans do. really? >>> and sinema censured. arizona democrats turning on the senator, holding her on notice. welcome to a new hour of "american voices." >>> thanks for being with us. i'm alicia menendez. we begin this hour with the legal fights facing the trump family on multiple fronts. two of them huge. one involving the beloved family business. another, attack on the u.s. capitol. start with the civil investigation into the trump organization. two trump children, ivanka, don jr. and their dad, fighting subpoenas from new york attorney general letitia james. she's seeking documents and testimony as part of a civil tax fraud investigation into the trump org's business practices. the big question she is working to answer, did trump and his family inflate value of assets for tax breaks and loans? the trumps may be fighting, but attorn

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wade the decision that legalized abortion many years ago.er of marchers rebounded after the pandemic reduced the crowd to just 3,000 last year. california governor gavin newsom took part in a virtual rally organized by planned parenthood come me mem rating the 49th anniversary of the supreme court roe v. wade decision establish ago national right to abortion. >> today's california stands as proceed proud reproductive freedom state. we're to expand the access of reproductive care. >> both pro-life and pro-choice are anticipating the possibility of the supreme court overturning are roe v. wade. a supreme court ruling will address a mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks. the lion dance that the year's chinese new year parade in san francisco will have additional significance this year. i was so honored to be a part of today's i dotting ceremony waiting up the lion. this year's awakening will honor the spirit of a little boy lost to gun violence. >> spencer christian, the wind is calm. advisories have expired. so the question is, wh

wade, the tragedy of roe v. wade. and to remember the more than 60 million unborn lives it has taken and the tragic, irreversible mark it has left on countless mothers, fathers and families. every innocent life is precious. from conception until natural death. but for nearly five decades, abortion has remained one of the greatest tragedies of our nation. the supreme court now has the opportunity to right some of the terrible wrongs committed in this country against the unborn since roe v. wade. i pray for our justices, that they make the right decision for the many lives -- for many lives will depend on it. and we will continue to fight for the lives of unborn children. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. mr. smith: thank you. i also want to thank her for her powerful and eloquent witness for life, both in the legislature in minnesota and now in the u.s. house. i want to yield to congressman chabot. i would note that he's the prime author of two breakthrough laws. one is called the partial birth abortion act tha

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s. supreme court is a case on whether roe vs wade should be overturn altogether. in other words, whether or not to remove that right to abortion in america. and these activists believe that with the, the conservative leaning on the user cream for thanks to those 3 new justices appointed by former president donald trump. they think that this is the moment when they will prevail in order to and abortions in the us. or let me speak to joy for a minute. jo appointment about this is the executive director of the texas alliance for life, an anti abortion nonprofit organization. and he's joining us from austin in texas missed appointment. thank you so much for being with us. the annual promotional event is now in it's 14 years we've heard and many, many anti abortion octave is a hopeful that this year will be the year that the u. s supreme court will finally overturn roe v wade. are you is optimistic and why? i've been involved in this movement for 37 years and my hopes have been dashed many times, but i've never been this optimistic. it just feels different. we think we

wade in nearly half a century. as we head into the new year. nbc justice correspondent pete williams shows us what's in store for the supreme court in 2022. >> abortion began dominating the supreme court term even before it officially started. it aloud texas to continue enforcing sb-8 while the battle for its constitutionality raged on. the law bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy and allows anybody anywhere to sue anyone who violates it. a supreme court ended up ruling that abortion providers can continue fighting the law in court, but made it nearly impossible for a successful court challenge to shut the dou lawn. >> the supreme court said we can't sue judges. we can't sue clerks and we can't sue the attorney general and we can't get the lawsuits blocked and the lawsuits are what are making it impossible for the clinics to open because this law allows anybody to sue anywhere in the world against the clinics in texas. >> a ruling is coming on late june on mississippi's law that would ban abortion after 15 w

many attendees hoping that roe v wade will soon be overturned by the us supreme court. we begin with america press the crime crisis exploding with deadly gunfire in new york city. kevin corke is tracking the incident. good evening, kevin. >> as you can imagine the white house wants america's largest of these do you all the resources that that disposal to help curb the crime epidemic. that includes helping hand from the fed. that the prescription that many may not produce the sort of results of the cities need, at least not soon enough. >> we shouldn't be cutting funding to police departments. i'm proposing increasing funding >> president biden:america president mears to use more funds to combat problems in their cities, including hiring more police. the nation's crime crisis continued to cripple new york where tonight two nypd officers, one a rookie with just over a year of the chopper shot while responding to a domestic violence call in harlem. >> i am struggling to find the words to express the tragedy we are enduring. and i stand here at harlem hospital tonight in ne

wade. will it be the last? one supreme court justice has her say. >>> plus, a year into biden's presidency, big parts of his agenda still up in the air. so what is the plan to tackle "build back better" and voting rights? we are just getting started here on "american voices." stg arted e stg arted e on "american voices. hi, honey! (man) like what? (burke) well, you'd get a discount for insuring your jet skis... and boat...rv...life... ...home and more. you could save up to forty-five percent. (man) that's a whole lot of discounts. (burke) well, we offer coverage for a whole lot of things, and you could save a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. (kid) sup, dad! (burke) seventeen-car garage you got there? ♪we are farmers♪ ♪bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum♪ ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed...my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12

both sides anticipate the possibility the supreme court will overturn roe v wade. investment a majority signaled their inclined to uphold the law. >> i think we will and roe v wade very soon. that is our prayer and our hope . this mississippi case should fall. >> where going to have a lot of victories as the supreme court reconsiders whether or not people should decide instead of unelected. >> if it is overturned it would be a major shift from the court's decision. >>> a local sports team and health organization are teaming up to keep the blood banks from running dry. the shortage has reached a critical level. to the distemper blood center in the shot teamed up to offer an incentive defense. those who donate blood are entered into a raffle for free hockey tickets. >> they are offering to raffle off 70 pairs of tickets to a hockey game. i am kind of excited about that. >> you are pretty proud of the sweatshirt aren't you? >> i am very proud of it. this is my blood donating switcher. >> over 200 people donated blood. it will be shared locally by hospitals affiliated

wade, the supreme court decision legalizing abortion.ny questioned if the supreme court will strike down the landmark ruling before it turns 50. we will look at a new documentary at the sundance film festival called "the janes" about life before roe when a collective of women in chicago built an underground service for women seeking an abortion. could this be what post roe looks like as well? stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: tongan musicians halamangaono group. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. saturday marked the 49th anniversary of the landmark supreme court decision in roe v. wade that legalized abortions in the united states. willoughby overturned by this summer? as a supreme court signals its support for extreme restrictions . on friday, thousands of people joined the annual anti-choice march for life in washington, d.c., and celebrated a possible end to the constitutional right to abortion. there also counter protests during an overnight prayer vigil the religious groups thursda

. >>> on the 49th anniversary of the roe v wade supreme court decision legalizing abortion both sides were out. thousands turned out for the annual walk for life west coast. it's the 18th year the march has been held in san francisco. a group of abortion rights supporters made their presence known as civic center plaza squaring off against the walk for life demonstrators. it is a scene that played out in several cities across country today. >>> as roe v wade hangs in the balance due to a mississippi abortion man that made its way to the high court leaders are speaking out. >> the constitutional right of women to make decisions about their own bodies is not an abstract concept. it saves women's lives. so on this 49th anniversary of roe versus wade, let us recommit to do everything we can to protect those constitutional rights. >> vice president kamala harris is calling for the passage of the women's health protection act, which would protect the right to an abortion in every state. former vice president mike pence also spoke today calling the possible overturning of roe v wade long ove

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wade. what do you think happens if the court does, indeed, do that, or do you have any other concerns that you haven't expressed thus far? >> yeah, you're absolutely right. the vast majority of americans support access to abortions. there's a guallup poll that shos 80% of americans issupport acce. anyone that tries to take away that access is not in line with what people want and what my patients need, what is safest for them and what is best for them. i'm gravely concerned about what's going to happen to people when they're not able to access abortion on a larger scale. i'm concerned about maternal mo morb morbidity. we know what happens when people don't have access to abortion. people are hurt, they suffer, and people could potentially die. pregnancy is not a benign state. so, i'm very concerned that nonmedical professionals, judges, politicians, are making these decisions that are not what people want, not what americans stand for and are not part of american values. it's not a part of

wade. he just couldn't do it. but diane was kind enough to share that story and they got their benefits. and these paratroopers all these soldiers again, this is a microcosm of what we've committed to in those 20 years deserve deserve that very least that support. and i close with that and i thank you for the few minutes you gave me and i appreciate you coming. good. you don't know what the big red one is you're gonna to learn about it and this afternoon. i pass on greetings from your battalion commander. your division commander tom rain who sent duty first? so scott if your duty to tell us. about the red legs in the desert well, this is a great competition. who's the most lethal outfit in the us army and we all know it's the big red one. so. i'm going to use some slides here to keep us moving along so that we preserve some time for some questions and answers, but the first thing i want to say. in terms of this book and well, let me just say this first of all, thank you general troop for wh

wade after all, and that is exactly what they intend to do. feel like this moment does mean the lying and artifice around this issue is over. under president trump when he talked about supreme court nominations, he essentially dropped the guys and said, yeah, whoever i put on this and going to overturn roe. are we at a new layer, a new place where it's just essentially open combat on the issue and we're no longer couching it? >> yes and. no let's be grateful that all the fancy law professors and susan collins' and people who told us these folks meant roe was precedent when they said that, okay, that artifice is gone. the artifice i worry about -- you played that kavanaugh clip -- is the artifice of saying, let's be neutral. we're not going to ban abortion, kavanaugh, that's not on the table. we're just going to not say there's a right, and that middle place, the neutral place is to let states decide. amy coney barrett insisted because there were safe haven laws, it's not a problem for women to be forced to carry to term, because they can just

wade supreme court decision legalizing abortion, thousands turned out for the walk for life west coast opposed to abortion rallied at civic center. this is the 18th year that the march has been held in san francisco and a group of abortion rights supporters made their presence known at civic center plaza. squaring off against walk for life folks. a scene that played out in several cities. as roe v. wade with hangs in the balance because of a mississippi abortion ban that has made it to the high court. those from both sides are are speaking out. >> the right for a woman to make decisions about their own bod is not an abstract concept. it saves women'ses lives. on this anniversary of roe v. wade, let's recommit to do everything that we can to protect those constitutional rights. >> vice president kamala harris is calling for the women's rights protection act. >> it will not come as a surprise to anyone. it would be the culmination of a 50 year journey. who's course and destination have been set by the moral compass and the will of the american people. >> the decision on the mississippi c

there were demonstrations urging justices not to end roe versus wade. the super majority on the supreme court the oral arguments that day ran about three hours. if you had a long drive ahead of you this is justice cavanaugh saying the court becoming neutral, no longer playing a role in the issue making it sound like there won't bea i rule on abortion either way. what it actually means is all republican controlled states will now be free to make abortion a crime. the lawyer that answers him here is from the -- >> i think the other side would say -- the court has been forced by the position you are taking to pick sides on the most contentious social debate in american life. neither pro-life or pro choice on the question of abortion and say therefore it should be left to the people and to the states or to congress. i think they also then continue, because the constitution is neutral that the court should be scrupulously neutral on the question of abortion, neither pro choice or pro-life. but because they say the constitution does not give us the authority

wade but in their hearts they since permit that. a lot of americans think if you ever overturn roe v. wade abortion is legal not true it would establish the status quo. it'll establish of the state law and you would have vast differences. you would have one abortion regime in louisiana and one in new york and they would bear nor storm of one another. >> i know a lot of people on the watch storm of abortion rights if you want to put it that way through looking forward because they believeze will energize so they're going into the 2022 election this is another debate and arguments will be made and that will turn into a fight given how emotional this issue is. >> people are emotional about tina butter these days, their emotional about everything you can imagine what it'll be like, june 2022. >> that'll be a day. >> you have a lot of faith in the court system. >> i have a lot of faith in them because i think they're behaving well and have minimal faith in the minimal branch of government,. >> of organ have limited government it depends

wade very soon. that is our prayer and our hope. this mississippi case should fall. >> we will have a lot of victories this year as the supreme court reconsiders whether or not the people should decide whether or not the children in the womb should be protected. >> if it's overturn it would be a major shift from a 1992 decision to stop states from banning abortions before 22 weeks. >>> governor gavin newsom and his wife marked the 49th anniversary with the virtual rally. it was broadcast on twitter and facebook pages a plan parenthood affiliates of california. >> roe v. wade marked the end of people dying from abortions. today we are here to say we will not go back. >> this is a live look at alameda county where the library is holding a virtual discussion with the novelist that writes about earth keeper reflections on the american land. it starts at 1:00 p.m.. online registration is required . >>> the hunt for a home in the bay area is getting even more difficult. we will tell you why when we come back. >>> it's hard to purchase a b

she said, quote, roe v wade stance is a pillar of health freedom for every person.ut today, this historic victory now faces its most alarming threat in decades from right wing forces, including state legislature's and on the supreme court. she continued to say as we mark this momentous anniversary, let us renew our pledge to never relent in defending health freedom across our nation, wherever. and whenever it comes under threat, end quote. >> governor gavin newsome also issuing a statement criticizing texas for their law banning abortions. he says that the golden state will remain a beacon of hope, expanding access so people ean get the care that they need. >> and we are going to track some dangerous surf for the 2nd half of the weekend. details ahead on the beach hazard statement that's going to go into effect and what you can expect for your >> wait is finally been lifted off the shoulders of thousands of folks in santa clara county today. it comes up to the county purchased and made free at-home covid-19 test available for folks who signed up online some 60,000 t

supreme court rules that abortion is a state by state decision and essentially overturns roe versus wade it's going to really turbo charge the democratic party, and their foot soldiers. >> all right. that does it for us. we've had a lot of fun. thank you zerlina, eamon and elise. remember "politics nation" is live each saturday and sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. have a wonderful 2022. >> you've been watching the 2021 revvie awards brought to you by reverend al sharpton and "politics nation." thanks for watching. we'll see you next year and have a happy holiday ♪♪ ♪♪

wade or gut it so it doesn't mean anything anymore. ran about three hours. if you have a long drive ahead of you or something over the holidays like that, it's actually worth listening to the whole three hours. it's really engaging. but if you want to catch just one exchange, let it be this one. trump appointee, justice brett kavanaugh, appears poised to gut abortion rights along with the conservative majority on the court. this is justice kavanaugh during the oral arguments characterizing that prospect. as the court simply becoming neutral on the issue of abortion, no longer playing a role in the issue. which makes it sound like there won't be a rule on abortion either way. what it actually means is, all republican-controlled states will now be free to make abortion a crime. and the lawyer who answers him here is julie rickalman from the center for reproductive rights. >> i think the other side would say that the core problem here is that the court has been forced by the position you're taking and by the cases to pick sides on the mos

>>> opener gavin newsom and the first partner commemorated today's 49th anniversary of roe versus wade for a virtual rally . it was broadcast on the twitter and facebook pages of planned parenthood affiliates of california. >> roe versus wade didn't mark the beginning of women getting abortions. it marked the end open and dying from abortions, so today we are here to say we won't go back. >>> now for an update on the coronavirus. california's positivity rate is dipping. this comes has millions try to avoid spreading covid purchase at home tests. kpix 5 shawn chitnis is in santa fe or test kit pickup sites had a tough time keeping up with a big demand. >> reporter: people were quick to grab tests as soon as they became available this week. car after car came by all data claim kits like it was a prize. >> it wasn't that hard at all to go online to do this. otherwise, ordering online, everybody is out of stock. >> it makes us feel so much more comfortable, especially with everything going up in our school. my daughter had half of her class out last week. i have five close contact notifica

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wade is not about abortion but whether it was rightly decided., there are right to an abortion? if it was wrongly decided which i think may be the outcome of this court, that means the states are the ones to decide about abortion loss so if roe v. wade is overturned, it will go back to the state and in many states it will remain legal, guidelines about how far along a pregnancy can be before it's terminated but i think the idea of putting with the state as opposed to the federal government, the court is deciding, is there a right to abortion in the constitution? i think there is a strong possibility they will decide that right does not exist. paul: kyle, i would have been in the camp before the oral arguments justice roberts and kavanaugh find a middle ground, mississippi law is legal but we don't have to reach, we don't have to overturn roe and casey but after hearing the oral argument, it seems like maybe five votes are going all the way. do you agree with mary? >> i do. two things out show, chief justice john roberts, he asked both sides if th

wade is the anti-abortion rights movement taking hold of this country? i'll speak live with the president of planned parenthood. i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. it is a tale as old as time, another week goes by in this country and more and more evidence of trump and his associates attempts to overturn the election results become public. the january 6th committee now has in its possession over 700 pages of documents from when trump was still president and trump's last-ditch efforts to keep the national archives from handing over these documents finally failed in the supreme court this week. now, because of appeals court filings from the committee, we have a pretty good idea of the documents they have obtained. proposed talking points relating to allegations of voter fraud, presidential calendar, a draft of a trump january 6th speech at the save america march and a draft executive order on the topic of election integrity are just some of the handful of items the committee has been seeking throughout all of this. and thanks to new reporting from pol

wade precedent.d perhaps allow abortion to continue or protect unborn babies from abortion, even beginning at conception. anchor: a recent poll found 69% of americans want roe v. wade to stay in place. 69% of americans want this decision to stay. >> part of it is we want people to know that there are compassionate alternatives to abortion. in my home state in texas, the legislature passed laws that protect unborn babies, beginning at conception, if rowe is overturned. they appropriated $100 million for a highly successful alternatives to abortion programs. it serves women with unplanned pregnancies and continues to serve them for three years after the birth of the child. texas and many states are doing much to protect the unborn child and help women with unplanned pregnancies. anchor: studies have shown the reversal of the decision will affect poor women, women of color, and those who are already mothers. >> that is why we have public services. our medicaid program pays for more than half of all in t

if the court undermines roe versus wade, given what you've said about the legitimacy of the court andndly polarised by that? it could lead to a whole new set of difficulties. well, i do think so. i think women are going to see that the equality that they thought they had gained in 1973 with the ability to control their reproductive lives is in great danger. many women will have dangerous abortions and more women will die. i'm not sure how many unborn babies will be saved, because desperate women are going to seek desperate solutions, and i do think, unfortunately, the court is going to make the equality of the sexes in this country much more dubious. roe v wade is not a decision that generates consensus, ever has, but i do think that there will be a kind of backlash, yes, if the court does what i think it will do, and that is basically cut the heart out of reproductive freedom. a final thought, professor tribe, and it goes back to your origins. yours is an extraordinary story. you were brought to the us by your parents, who were jewish—russian refugees, ended up in the us and you made

. >> attendees marching and hopes the supreme court will overturn roe v wade. we'll have details coming up. a live report from washington. plus, high demand for housing here in the bay area as usual. we'll tell you what that means for the real estate market this year. plus, karl, the fog back. not only person in person but on twitter to the reason for the 2 year hiatus on social media. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >> 6.15, is the time. and after taking a break for 2 years, karl, the fog, he's back on twitter. you missed a bit in the popular account tweeted that what you see on your screen here, it says, hey, down there, i know it's been a while. so hope you still recognize me.

mervyn king is sent packing from the palace byjames wade at the pdc world championship.nd tom daley is among the sporting stars shining in this year's new year's honours. hello there, and welcome to sportsday. they came so close — but ultimately mistakes cost arsenal at the emirates today against the premier league leaders manchester city. the gunners gave away a penalty, and had a man sent off in the early match — as city scored a stoppage time winner, to pull further clear at the top. patrick gearey reports. early kick—off, new year's day — tired arsenal and manchester city fans must hope their luck improves in 2022. referees, of course, can't afford to be bleary eyed, for soon, stuart attwell had a decision to make. no arsenal penalty, he said. and on reflection, var confirmed. not without question. arsenal didn't dwell on that, though. no time to, no need to. bukayo saka extended the new year's celebrations. only the manager missed out — he's in covid isolation. but in the second half came the hitch. a handful of bernardo silva's shirt, enough for a manchester city p

is this year roe versus wade, is this the year roe versus wade gets dismantled? a pregnant woman had the right to choose, we may be at the end of roe v. wade, but it will not be the end of women resisting and women fighting for their legal protections. we believe that women should have the full range of reproductive choices and the right to make this decision. i pray that the supreme court allow the existing law to stand. >> and what do you see happening, sarah? >> well, remember, we have the texas abortion law which, of course, the supreme court once again refused to step in and deal with today. that case interestingly mostly about legal, you know, procedure, not really about abortion, but the supreme court is deciding a big abortion case even if they overturn roe v. wade, of course, that just leaves it to the states to decide whether to protect a right to abortion and at what point. it does not, of course, make abortion illegal across the country. i think based on the argument most people think that roe v. wade is in some amount of trouble at this point. >> and

attendees will be marching in hopes that the supreme court will overturn roe v wade. >> with details on that coming up in a live report. plus, high demand for housing in the bay area. what that means for the real estate market this year as we take a look ahead. plus, karl, the fog back on twitter and back in the bay. as we saw yesterday, we'll have the reason apparently for his 2 year hiatus. coming up in a minute shopping and we are looking at a fog free morning after the return of carn temperatures today will rise into the 60's. but without the fog. >> we're trading it in for some winds today. i've got some winds today. i've got your forecast ahead. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection.

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