crime. and domestic violent extremist. i am in touch with the highest levels of the department of justice. resources will be put behind this investigation. whatever we need we will not stop until justice is brought to this community. those of family in the victims of this horrific crime. i can assure you as united states attorney will bring whatever resources made to this community to make sure justice is done. this should never happen from anyone in any community but surely should not happen when people are going shopping and going through normal life events. we will ensure the perpetrator of this victim is given justice and justice will be done for this community. all right. let me first start off by saying thank you. thank you the federal, state, local level. the amount of work that has been done so far has been extraordinary. the amount of information that has been gathered so far has been outstanding. and for everyone involved here from sheriff, i cannot thank you enou
new reporting on the judge in the mar-a-lago documents case. new questions about whether she should step aside as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle and we are now 138 days away from an election in which abortion is set to play a defining role. and now democrats on capitol hill have a new focus when it comes to safeguarding abortion access. which they believe will be at risk if donald trump returns to the white house. they are ramping up efforts to reveal the comstock act. this has been on the books 150 years. it is related to materials being sent by mail that are connected to abortion. it is often referred to as a zombie law because it remains on the books though it hasn t been enforced in decades. the democratic senator tina smith who is cosponsoring the bill to repeal it warns it could be used under trump to crack down on abortion access or ban it altogether. we have seen a full on attack on women and their
new target in the fight to save abortion-rights. why they say in 1870s law could lead to a national ban on abortion if trump wins. exactly a week until the first biden and trump today. how they are prepping for their face-off. the reporting on a judge in this case. new questions about whether she should step aside. good evening once again. we are now 138 days away from an election in which abortion is set to play a defining role. now democrats on capitol hill have a new focus when it comes to safeguarding abortion access, which they believe will be at risk if donald trump returns to the white house. there ramping up efforts to repeal the act that is the law that has been on the books for over 150 years related to materials being sent by mail that are connected to abortion. often referred to as a zombie lot because it remains on the books even though it has not been enforced in decades. the democratic senator who is cosponsoring it to repeal it warned today that comstock
legend, willy mays, considered by many to be the game s greatest all around player. and also ahead donald trump s latest gaff with the city of milwaukee where the republican national convention will be held in less than a month. good morning and welcome to way too early on this wednesday, june 19th. it is indeed juneteenth. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. today americans nationwide are marking juneteenth also known as emancipation day. the emancipation proclamation freeing enslaved people in the confederate states was signed in 1863 but it did immediately end slavery in places that remained under confederate control. but it wasn t until june 19, 1865, two full years later, that union troops arrived in galveston, texas, and told more than 250,000 enslaved black people in the state that they were now free. the news was met with large celebrations, and in remembrance black communities across the country hold events, parties, and parades. the holida
of charity, but because the people of ukraine and the future is in our strategic interest. foreign correspondent, richard engel has more from ukraine. reporter: it is not as a traditional piece summit as you would think. russia is not there. they are not negotiators there trying to work out a cease- fire. this is a summit on peace in which president zelenskyy and his close advisors are meeting with allies of ukraine, including representatives of the white house. they are trying to come up with a formulation for a peace agreement. what a future peace agreement could look like that is acceptable to ukraine, that guarantee means their autonomy, security, guarantees security of western countries. a thing potentially could be acceptable to russia, as well. they are trying to come up with terms that they can accept and potentially enforce strata comes on the heels of the 10 year agreements where president biden said the next decades we will support ukraine with money, trainin