is saturday, april 22nd. i m aymara walker. victor blackwell and you re in the cnn newsroom we begin this morning with the battle over abortion. the widely used abortion bruggeman kristen will remain available to women in the u. s without restrictions , at least in those states where abortion remains. the decision protects access to the drug at least until the appeals process plays out, but the protection could ultimately be taken away again. court ruling in texas earlier this month suspended government approval of the 23 year old drug. it s the latest in a series of moves against abortion rights. cnn supreme court reporter ariana vogue is with us now. so the decision stands in the hands in the body administration. they got a big win, also for abortion rights community a major victory, but the battle is not over. right the bind administration is relieved today, right because those lower courts put in these restrictions significant restrictions on this key abortion drug, the b
a trump administration officials are now joining together to call for changes to the credit scoring system. they say it s tainted by systemic racism and their studies that show that more blacks have lower scores than whites. lower scores. of course, as you know, mean a lack of access to credit or paying higher interest rates on loans, which contributes to a racial wealth gap. in an op ed for fortune magazine, king center ceo bernice king and ceo of ready life, ashley bell, say the algorithms and the underlying data that feed them have been corrupted by generations of systemic oppression and financial exclusion of people of color instead of removing race from lending credit scores have become a direct proxy for it. with me now to discuss his the articles co author ashley bell. ashleigh good to see you again. it s been a couple of years. let s talk about this proposal to as you say, abandoned the junk science of credit scoring