as the crowd size swelled and tempered flared. police say demonstrators were refusing to follow orders to stay off the road and several tried to interfere when an arrest was made. and in oregon pepper spray was used to disperse dozens of people. ten were arrested. in rhode island a fight broke out among protesters. police say off duty an off duty officer and state senate candidate punched his political rival, jennifer rork. she says it happened as she attempted to deescalate the situation. we have reportered on the kr ground covering on the latest. let s go to the u.s. supreme court first. we ve been seeing crowds swelling. how does it look today, this sunday? reporter: that s right. we certainly have. we re in the shadow of the supreme court here as you can see there is a large and very vocal crowd behind me. it has been growing slowly all day. and this frankly is the scene that we have seen outside of the supreme court for the last three days since that ruling came
just it s a tense moment. we re on the outside of the main protest here. as you can see, there is a small group of people protesting who are in support of the supreme court decision. and what we re seeing is really a conversation, passionate conversations taking place. both sides arguing, and, in fact, there was a larger group out here getting in an argument a few minutes ago at one point someone swiped a megaphone from the other crowd and they were given a verbal warning from the d.c. metropolitan police who moved in some other police forces just to protect this area over here, but i want to give you a sense of the broader flavor certainly as these sorts of conversations are playing out not only here but deeper into this crowd. this is a crowd of a couple 100 strong. we do see some counter protesters, some protesters who are out here kneeling and praying over here. and certainly some other protesters talking to them, i think overall things have been respectful here. i did
the u.s. supreme court. justices on friday overturning roe v. wade saying there is no constitution gnat right to an abortion. protesters not backing down after a night held for a right held for nearly 50 years taken away. in new york activists with planned parenthood leading today s pride march. a sense of urgency there amid fears the ruling could roll back other civil rights decisions including same-sex marriage. some 26 states have either already banned or are making plans to ban or severely restrict abortion. while some others are vowing to protect the rights of women. cnn has reporters covering the developments from coast to coast. cnn is at the u.s. supreme court where prothe testers are back for a third day. what are they saying? reporter: well, emotions here outside the supreme court are running very high. i want to let you know we
laws that criminalize providing, seeking or obtaining reproductive health care services. california also saying they will protect women from other states and saying they will try to stop civil action. started in another state against a woman who comes to california seeking an abortion. so all the states sort of coming together in the offensive trying to do anything they can to sort of counter what s happening and what happened at the supreme court. all right. thank you so much. polo is at new york s pride march. polo, abortion rights getting a lot of attention there today. right? spectators, the crowds are back again to celebrate new york city pride. as you point out, there is another element of protest that s mixed in this year s parade. we re talking about planned parenthood invited to basically lead the parade earlier this morning. it s largely symbolic, and