have the authority over the fd that they just asserted. and i do believe it creates crisis should the supreme court d that it would essentially institute a national abortion baton. plus, as donald trump s nimble sort of republicans i the wake of his indictment, ro desantis plotting in florida o how to take him down new reporting on the florida governor s plan to beat th former president and that s coming up the majority of members of the nashville metropolitan council tell nbc news that they will vote to reinstate expelled state representative justi jones to the tennessee legislature. after he and colleague, justin pierson of memphis, were expelled for protesting on the chamber floor against gu violence that bill could come as earl as tomorrow. and both ousted lawmaker say that they vowed to return to the state legislature. and d.c. s kathy park joins me now the latest kathy, what s next yeah, you were out there as well last week when all of thi kind of came into light. r
decisions, she should have all of the available information and medication, access, science, and doctors. to make the decisions that are important for her. it s starting with the - now they re taking away key that women need with their doctors to make thes decisions. that was with my colleague jen psak earlier today. senator cortez masto has bee the most vocal lawmakers speaking out against the rulin from a texas judge that puts t future of abortion medicatio in all 50 states and out i want to continue the discussion with rachel overl women s march. so, rachel the last time you and i talked was really hour before the decision came dow what is it even look like no to deprive women of this medication i think it looks the same now as it does then we, it attack on democracy itself wil see the case moving very quickly to the supreme court with the competing case coming
strong measures. we want to continue to see that and we re continue to hoping t partner with him to make sur that these drugs remai available to folks whenever, and however they need. rachel, thank you six months have passed since hurricane ian barreled int florida. causing widespread devastation to the area. who is a deep pillar visited the hardest hit parts of florida to see other communities been recovering. from the most expensiv hurricane in the state s history. six months ago, hurricane ian devastated parts of florida, a new report for the nationa hurricane center found that it was the most expensive hurricane to hit florida with an estimate 109 billion dollars in damages we saw firsthand the destruction left by that hurricane in fort myers beach. six months ago the city is still recovering but there is hope,, and there progress