prevention as well as senator chris murphy who we heard from just before who said that the president has been working on this issue before anyone else has. he s touted what biden has done as senator in the 90s and early 2000s on this issue as well. look, the tone here from having been in this room all day before the president took the stage has been one of positivity. i talked to some lawmakers who were here, not only the connecticut lawmakers but also lucy macbeth from georgia, for example, who was in room. her son lost his life due to being shot by a gun, and she s very passionate on this issue of course, and he praised everyone in attendance. he said they are the champions on this issue. there is more they can do. we re looking forward to see what if anything will come down the pike, not only from the biden administration in terms of executive orders, but if congress can come together and work across the aisle and try and get more done. as i spoke to senator cornyn, after the uvald
felony counts after allegedly shooting and wounding a 16 year old black teen who went to the wrong house to pick up his siblings. an arrest warrant has been issued for 84 year old andrew lester, who is not in custody. the prosecutor says there is a racial component to the case. meanwhile lester told the police that on the night of the shooting, he was scared for his life due to the teens size cnn s lucy kevin off, has details. the defendant, andrew d . lester is charged with the class a felony assault in the first degree dependent, is charged with armed criminal action. two felony counts filed in the shooting of a black teenager in kansas city, missouri, 16 year old ralph ja rule was struck on the left side of his head and his right arm after he went to the wrong home to pick up his younger brother s thursday evening black. the doorbell at a residence just
fetus. and that is why reproductive rights advocates filed a lawsuit last summer to challenge oklahoma s multiple abortion bans, including a now active zombie law from the year in 1910. one that makes performing any abortion a felony punishable by prison time, unless the same is necessary to preserve her life. this week the oklahoma supreme court weighed in, in a narrow 5 to 4 ruling the court said, yes, the state constitution creates an inherent right to abortion where the pregnant woman s life is threatened. the majority row, a woman has an inherent right to choose to terminate her pregnancy if at any point within the pregnancy the woman s physician has determined to a reasonable degree of medical certainty or probability that the continuation of the pregnancy will endanger the woman s life due to the pregnancy itself or a medical condition. okay. the court the ruling, the majority citing the state of constitution that says, all persons had the inherent right to life, liberty and the
live cannot die with a non viable fetus. and that is why reproductive rights advocates filed a lawsuit last summer to challenge oklahoma s multiple abortion bans, including a now active zombie law from the year in 1910, one that makes performing any abortion a felony punishable by prison time, unless the same is necessary to preserve her life. this week the oklahoma supreme court weighed in. in a narrow 5 to 4 ruling the court said, yes, the state constitution creates an inherent right to abortion when the pregnant woman s life is threatened. the majority row, a woman has an inherent right to choose to terminate her pregnancy if at any point within the pregnancy the woman s physician has determined to a reasonable degree of medical certainty or probability that the continuation of the pregnancy will endanger the woman s life due to the pregnancy itself or a medical condition. okay. the court the ruling, the majority citing the state of constitution that says, all persons have the inher