dueling decisions, creating a flash point in the fight for abortion rights in texas. a federal judge s halting the fda is more than two decades old approval of the drug medford pretzels own one of the main medications used to provide abortions. but less than an hour later, conflicting court ruling out of washington state judge their order the federal government to protect access to the drug and 17 democratic led states and the district of columbia. the two decisions are the most significant on abortion since the u. s. supreme court overturned roe v. wade last summer, cnn s rosa flores and arlette signs are following all of the developments rosa to you first. why did the texas judge suspend the fda approval of this drug take us through the judge s order? it will. fred this judge did not hold back in this order . 67 pages 67 pages, he rips apart the fda approval of oppressed own, saying that the approval was flawed that the fda did not consider the risks to girls and women. let
at the time, biden called the evacuation a success. mary bruce is at the white house. tracking severe storms and damaging wind from washington, d.c., philadelphia to new york. rob marciano times it out. the avalanche near a ski resort in utah. israel strikes back. israeli forces hit targets in the gaza strip, retaliating after accusing groups of launching rockets from lebanon into israel. here at home, clarence thomas accused of accepting luxury trips and not reporting them. that donor is defending thomas. images from a hidden camera caught a woman in the attic. diane sawyer s interview with jeremy renner. images from his accident involving a snowplow. his emotional message for us tonight. from abc news world headquarters, this is world news tonight with david muir. good evening. i am linsey davis. we begin with the fallout after the mass shooting in nashville. lawmakers voting to expel three democrats after they protested for stricter gun control on the floor of the
of the 12 page report also places blame on the trump administration. area bruises at the white house. tracking severe storms of this hour, dangerous thunderstorms and damaging winds in washington, d.c., to philadelphia to new york. heavy rain and flood watches from texas to tennessee into the weekend. rob marciano times it all out. the massive avalanche near a ski resort in utah, ski patrol and rescue dogs search for possible victims trapped under the snow. israel strikes back. israeli forces hit targets in the gaza strip, retaliating after accusing palestinian groups of launching 36 rockets from lebanon into israel. matt is in israel tonight. you re at home, the new report accusing supreme court justice clarence thomas of accepting luxury trips for years from major republican mega donor and not reporting them. that donor is now pushing back and defending justice thomas. a doctor charged with allegedly trying to pose and her husband by putting drano in his drinks. her husband
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