0 to people and they say they took away our right to abortion. you can tell them the truth. that s not what today s decision did. they decided who gets to decide and the constitution is clear . it s the states all the time we have left this evening. thanks for being with us. thank you for making the show possible. stay with the fox news channel for continuing coverage, not your heartbeat troubled laura s next . we ll see on monday. i m laura ingram and this is ingraham angle on a triumphant friday night from new york answered prayers. that s the focus of tonight s angle on january 22nd . nineteen seventy three almost fifty years ago, seven members of the supreme held that under the fourteenth amendment of our constitution the same constitute that americans and fought and died to protect elected officials could not protect the unborn from abortion. now ever since that time,l abortion has been a constitutional right now this is a painful and humiliating experience forov tens of million
controlled there, but we re setting our oceans on fire using fuels that burn and the science is to stop that as soon as possible. everything is connected that we re talking about. all right, bill we ir, thank you so much and have a great holiday. you, too, pam, thank you. still ahead this hour, heather barr at human rights watch calls the u.s. v/afghan withdrawal a disaster. she joins me life. and richard branson gets ready to launch to the edge of space. i m going to ask former nasa astronaut what this means for the future of commercial space travel. but first, the search for victims of the florida condo collapse is on hold, as officials say they ll demolish the rest of the building as soon as tomorrow. cnn s brian todd is in florida with the latest.
the supreme court has uhe n unanimously ruled that the president can be required to turn over information. it held the subpoena for the tapes of oval office conversations that revealed nixon s efforts to cover up the watergate break-in. you have said that the nikxon case might have been wrongly decided. what u.s. v nixon wrongly decided? in your view. so that quote is not in context, it is a misunderstanding of my position. i have repeatedly called u.s. v nixon one of the four greatest moments in supreme court history. so i have always identified marbury versus madison, youngstown steel, brown versus board of education and united
attempted assassination and trying to kill federal employees. mike tiabbi is in phoenix with the very latest. reporter: hi, andreandrea, he you? u.s. district attorney says this is the beginning of the case of u.s. v jared lee loughner. there is still the death penalty charges, we ll get to that in a second. right now these are the charges for the attempted assassination of congresswoman giffords and the attempted murder of government aids. there s still going to be an application made to the attorney general s office to frame those charges as death penalty cases against mr. loughner. those would be for the deaths of judge john roll and for gabe zimmerman, the aid to congresswoman giffords.