mainstream society doing about it dr. johnson and britney - cunningham thank you both so much gus about their antiabortion heartbeat law, many women in the state are just trying to survive. now they are getting a court involved, including lauren miller who tried to leave th state for an abortion which sh found out no longer viable she joins me next with her message as this legal figh plays out. but first, jessica layton has look at the days top stories jessica. i charles thank you. let s get you all the latest o the major escalation in suda right now. u.s. forces have now evacuated embassy personnel in the country as fighting rages in the capital. president biden announced th embassy will temporarily suspend operations and h called for an immediate ceas fire between the rival group fighting for control of that country. the rapidly intensifying
abortion and be traumatized by it can come into federal court then, i mean, you can just imagine all the other argument for who can bring cases. and it would, i think, jus radically change what federa courts can do. so, i think that s not a lef right issue. i do not see a majority at the supreme court endorsing that standing doctrine. so, i actually am pretty optimistic about the course of this one let s hope you are right fo the sake of reproductive right in this country. nancy northup, the president and ceo of the center fo reproductive rights, and tal farhadian weinstein, forme federal and state prosecutor right here in new york thank you very much to the bot of you for being here tonigh on this breaking news. we have much more news to ge to this hour, includin students walking out of school across the state of florid today to protest ron desantis education policies a florida democratic state lawmaker joins me to react but first longtime trump attorney an advisor boris epstein
gender does not harm kids, you are just a homophobe and banning books and histor is not freedom the students protests were organized by - a network of florida-based student activists. and they were in response to the extreme education measures florida republican lawmakers have passed in recent months a the behest of their governor not ron desantis, like the sto woke act, a law which restrict how race and gender ar expressed in public schools, and the don t say gay law that bars teachers in public school from teaching about sexual orientation and gender identit in third grade just this week, the florid board of education expanded th don t say gay laws classroom ban to all the greats. teachers who violate these law face being fired, even losin their teaching license in th state. now you have governor ro desantis notching up several o those culture war winds as h prepares for a likel
of pregnancy, a time point mos women are not where they are pregnant second, it would also requir three in person doctor visit prohibiting women from receiving the medication b mail joining me now for more is florida state representative robbyn borrow man. good morning, representative borromean. i am grateful for you to joi us, excuse, me this morning. you ve been very vocal about what pulling the abortion pill from the market with you two women across the country what do you think about th latest news coming from th supreme court this morning i am glad there is a stay but i am here to tell you that in florida, we essentially hav an outright abortion ban in th state. last week, we passed legislation that prohibits and abortion after six weeks as a woman and to all the wome out there, you know how your period works you don t even realize you missed a period until after si weeks. so, by the time you find out your pregnant, it s too late t access to essential care her in the state of fl
too much about what it was thinking as you said, there are at leas two justices who dissented fro this decision to issue the stay i say at least two because there is no rule that says you have to admit that you are a dissenter in the supreme court this was not a 7 to 2 rulin whatsoever right, it could be 7 to 2 it could be 63, it could be to 4, just on this question of the state. and only justice alito give us a little bit of insight into his thinking and he mostly talked about kin of the palace intrigue issue o when the court should be using it shadow docket but he did drop a couple o hints about what he thinks about the merits of this case. and i think it s reall important and actually quite concerning what he said abou that so, he said, first of all, tha he didn t think that the peopl who wanted this day had show that they would be a reputable harm from allowing the fifth circuit decision to go int effect because he said it would jus take us back to 2016