makers and dealers i ll talk to tennessee state senator, london lamar, in just minutes. and later, outfoxed? fox news hit with the bigges media settlement in the united states history, for helpin amplify donald trump s big lie i want to know, has fox news learned its lesson all of that and more, is comin up and a good saturday morning to you, i am katie phang for the next 25 days, millions of women across the countr will still have access to th widely used abortion pill, mifepristone the united states supreme cour temporarily pu o lower court rulings that put restrictions on the drug nationwide this means patients can stil access mifepristone, excuse me by mail, and use it up to te weeks of pregnancy as appeal continue to play out in th fifth circuit. but this legal battle coul take months or even longer joining me now is nbc news investigative reporter, chlo atkins chloe, good morning. thanks for starting us off conservative justices clarence thomas and samuel alito
He argued it was in americas interest to defeat those who, he said, sought to annihilate a neighbouring democracy. More than 100 trucks with humanitarian supplies are waiting on the egypt side of the rafah crossing. Its hoped the first 20 will start moving into gaza today, but it is still unclear when. The entry of aid trucks was part of an agreement President Biden brokered. During the night, israel continued its aerial bombardment of gaza. The United Nations has warned that the initial supply of aid trucks would be nowhere near enough to help the more than a million displaced palestinians. It says at least 100 will be needed each day, because supplies of food, fuel and water are running dangerously low. Lets go straight to our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet. We keep saying about this terrible humanitarian crisis inside gaza. So many injured people with the continued aerial bombardment, and those aid trucks are tantalisingly on the other side of the crossing, they rema
Dominated by conservative mistakes, from which labour are profiting and now need to and solidify. I think one could seriously ask the question, if partygate didnt happen, would labour at the moment be enjoying a 17 point lead, let alone getting 20 point swings . Let us speak to a column nhs at the observer. Sonia, good to have you with us, keir starmer called It History In The Making but he says i dont want to get carried away, there a long way to go. We know a lot can change in politics in the 12 months we would be waiting for an election but it has not been a great night for the conservatives, has it. No, it is a hugely positive result for labour. Professorjohn curtice was saying there, we have not seen this sort of swings from the conservative party to labour in by Election Results since the 92 97 parliament, when there were four by elections, which labour took from the conservatives, in swings of over 20 , we havejust seen the conservatives, in swings of over 20 , we have just seen
correct in their eyes. but we very well could be back at the supreme court after ora arguments on may 17th. i do want to plug that the spy antiabortion advocates movin to continue to repeal access t abortion in this post-roe v. wade world, it goes agains where austin americans stand o abortion most americans support acces to abortion, and we very muc saw voters doubled down in their support to access in the midterms, katie. chloe atkins, thank you again for getting us started this morning and shifting gears, a trio o shootings in missouri, new york, and texas continue to keep a necessary spotlight on our country s desperate need for common sense gun legislation those tragedies come in th wake of incessant mass shootings, including one at an elementary school in nashville last month that left six dead, three of them little kids. instead of taking any action t prevent further gun violence republicans in the tennessee senate this week passed a bill that aims to protect gun
to singapore lost contact with air traffic control about an hour before it was due to land. the pilots had asked to change course to avoid bad weather. it s been a remarkable year in the news with shocking developments from the bitter debate over race and justice to the rise of a new terror threat in the middle east. today we want to drill down to get some perspective on this year s biggest stories and we begin with the year in politics that saw voters turn over congress to republicans while president obama pushed the limits of executive action. here to help us understand where we are and where we re headed, let s bring in our sunday group. jason riley of the wall street journal, susan page, washington bureau chief of usa today. the weekly standard s steve hayes and bob woodward from the washington post. the big story in politics this year, of course, was the republican wave on election day. the gop picked up nine seats in the senate and will now have a