the texas constitution to be able to get medical care and that their doctors cannot be conflicted between worryin about prosecution and taking care of their patient which is what the doctor is charged t do nancy, good to see you, thank you for joining us for this nancy northam is the president of the c - nearly 4 million people across california under flood alert after the state was hit with flooding, mudslides, and power outages. monterrey county, a leve failure. we re gonna head to florid next you can save up to $150 a year on your energy bill? how? the lower the temp, the lower your bill. tide cleans great in cold and saves money? i am so in. save $150 when you turn to cold with tide. introducing new sweet and savory crepes. for a limited time, buy one, get one free. with five flavors that are delicious any time of day. only from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every order.
the preventable harm inflicted on me will medically make it harder than it already was for me to get pregnant again i made it one of the first who was affected by the overturnin of roe in texas but i certainly not the last more people have been and will continue to be harmed unti what we do something about it. until we do something about it amanda s doing something about it she and for a woman who tonigh abortions even when pregnanc endangered their lives are suing the state of texas ove its abortion ban according to the associate press quoted the group wants clarification of the law which they say is written vaguely an has made medical professionals wary of facing liability if th state does not consider th situation a medical emergency. joining me now is nancy nort america, president ceo of th center for reproductive rights and, organizational writin legal representation for these women. nancy, good to see you nancy, you know have talke about this for a year almost now. this thing
both supporters and opponents of abortion rights but the last several months filing challenges that have been making their way through court systems across this country. oh this week indiana state supreme court held a hearing where guarded a challenge against the states near total abortion ban. meanwhile, in kansas the state s newly inaugurated republican attorney general says that he will challenge a vital kansas supreme sore court case which determines that abortion is protected under the states constitution despite the fact that last august, you will recall, kansans voted on the ballot member that would ve added an anti-amendment to its constitution. what is the supporters of abortion rights will have a meeting calling attention to the importance of the supreme court races consequential in determining whether or not abortion will be legal in that state. roe was never fully perfect and the protections were weekend when antiabortion groups attacked its integrity over the years. but i
analysis of what is legal in their states constitutions. so to have something like south carolina joining many other states that do protect abortion in their state constitutions, it is a big way in. particularly an area that is going to be so important in the south. for abortion access. nancy, good to talk to you this morning thank you for being with us. nancy northam is the president ceo of the central reproductive rights. we are continuing to follow the over networking use of california, where now ten people are confirmed dead after a shooting in monterrey park. law enforcement officials are scheduled to hold another news conference at 11 am eastern, 8 am pacific. monterey park east of los angeles about eight miles east. according to the l.a. county sheriff s apartment the shooting happened at the bar of dance place last night. shooter still at large. so far they have no description of the suspect other than that he is male. getting updates as we get them. up, next united states ha
president and ceo of the center for reproductive rights. which is an organization that is at the forefront in challenging antiabortion legislation across the country. nancy, good morning to you. thanks for being with us. good, morning good to be here. nancy, there is a lot of it is been fire filed in texas federal court trying to ban abortion pills. your organization is flying that cases went even, i own why? absolutely. the lawsuit in texas is seeking to ban medication abortion. that is abortion pills, nationwide. they are claiming that more than 20 years ago, when the fda should not have approved medication abortion for use. the reality is, of course, the fda s decision was based on science and medicine. and today, even before the dobbs case, half of women in the united states who had abortions chose to do it with medication abortions. so this would impact not just texas, but they are seeking a