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news chief legal correspondent and an cower of fox news sunday shannon bremen has the details. shannon, good evening. shannon: good evening, trace. tuesday, you know, will mark the one year anniversary of leaked draft opinion that signaled the supreme court was prepared to overturn the roe v. wade precedent described by supporters as establishing a constitutional right nationwide to abortion. the court s current majority disagreed. the author of that opinion, justice samuel alito still clearly frustrated by the impact it had on the safety. justices and reputation of the court telling the wall street journal i personally have a pretty good idea who is responsible but that s different from the level of proof that is needed to name somebody. he added this. it was part of an effort to preprevent the dobbs draft from becoming the decision of the court and that s how it was used by six weeks by people on the outside as part of a campaign to try to intimidate the court. that d
ThingPizzaLaughterSignTicketsTradeTaylor-swiftConcertGregTicketOneTrace new york chris jansing picks up our coverage right now good day i m chris jansing live at msnbc head quarters in new york city this is where donald trump is headed right now, we re watching from the airport, west palm beach, florida, you saw it right here literally just seconds ago, donald trump departing from manhattan. the start of a whirlwind 36 hours in the city where trump bit his empire and once held court. he s now heading into court, as the first indicted ex-president. former president trump, as we said, taking off, a trip he s probably made hundreds of times, but never, of course, like this. his arraignment, the first of its kind in american history, will take place just over 25 hours from now in the meantime, everything is heightened from the political and legal stakes, to the security across lower manhattan. maybe especially to the anticipation surrounding exactly what s in the trump indictment itself i want to bring in nbc s garrett haake. charlie savage, the n
Donald-trumpNew-yorkTakeoffFlightNumber-oneTrump-paradeTwoOneSomethingMotorcadeForeGroup this. but first, with some background, here s eyewitness news reporter rob nelson. it s a move that would impact about 400,000 residents in about 180,000 apartments throughout new york city a national ban on indoor smoking in public housing across the country. if that s what they need to do to keep everybody healthy, from getting cancer and all that other stuff, that s understandable. federal officials say the move would not only cut back on the impact of secondhand smoke, but would also lower building-maintenance costs and reduce the risk of fires. still, critics say it s just another example of government overreach. it s a benefit in one way. but it s an intrusion in your personal life and your privacy. smoking is already prohibited in the hallways and lobbies of public-housing buildings in the city. but this latest move would be a step further, leaving some to wonder about how to possibly enforce it across the city s more than 300 public-housing complexes. in
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