were allegedly telling him to be disciplined now biden campaign sources say president biden is preparing for multiple versions of donald trump 19 people killed, dozen injured and terror attacks targeting churches and synagogues. we ve gotten new details on who is being blamed three girls, the target of a possible hate crime. police say a woman tries i took drown the top, blur because she is muslim kate is out. i m john berman was sara sidner and this is cnn news central the states in credibly high. the countdown is on as president biden and donald trump prepare for their first debate face off in nearly four years, it calms of the bible administration marks the second anniversary the supreme court overturning roe versus wade with this new campaign ad, putting the blame squarely on donald trump for the state of reproductive rights in this country and this morning, we ve learned the biden campaign. as you heard john say preparing to face two different people a very discipl
much fun, thanks to our panel. thank you. i ve for joining us this morning. i m kasie hunt. don t go anywhere. cnn news central starts right now so what is going on behind closed doors? just days before the historic cnn debate, we ve got new details on the preparations and 19 people killed, dozen injured in southern russia after gunman targeted synagogues and churches a massive investigation underway right now with some russian officials or blaming international terrorists. also, climate protesters tackled to the ground after running onto the fairway during the final round of the pga safe travelers championship. what the players are saying about this disruption, cadence out today, i m serious, side row john berman, this is seeing a new central welcome to the first one. workday of the most important week of the presidential campaign. it is certainly the most historic, the earliest general election debate in history, right here on cnn every minute between now when thursday
desire to make a drug class available for others does not establish standing to sue. this is the most significant abortion ruling from the supreme court since it overturned roe v. wade nearly 2 years ago. joining us now, nbc news washington correspondent outside the supreme court. nbc news senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett. what more does this ruling say? reporter: is a significant ruling. this willing says the drug, this drug continues to be accessible for women across the country who use medication warming as their form of abortion. we ve seen studies that show 63% of women use abortion medication for their means of accessing abortion care. this ruling was unanimous from the 673 conservative majority. the doctors and antiabortion groups here do not have standing. that is important because the same it is a merit to this case, they are saying the people who brought this case to have standing needed. during oral argument, there were hints this was the way the court
were 62% higher in states with strong abortion restrictions. fetal or infant death rates were higher as well. the data predates the supreme court overturning roe versus wade earlier this year and a co-author of this report says deaths could rise even more after that decision. we re learning today that long covid is responsible for thousands of deaths. now, this is according to another new report talking about what comes after infection and the lingering symptoms that impact so many. cnn s medical correspondent elizabeth korn joins us now. help us understand what is considered a death from long covid and what more are you learning about the findings? reporter: so, this question has been so important and so hard to tackle. we know about the number of people dying from covid. but not so much about the people dying many, many months or even years later from long covid symptoms. so the national center for health statistics, a part of the
and so, i think that s what he s going to try for. and trying to tack it on to some of this must-pass legislation. that is probably the strategy he s going to go for because, you know, baby steps aren t just going to do it. we have just seen that the carnage has not subsided. errol, i wanted to ask you about two other pieces of legislation that could get tacked on to those must-pass bills as you noted. the same-sex marriage get enshrined in the constitution. and innerracial marriage, on the wake of speculation, with the supreme court overturning roe versus wade, that other pieces of legislation, or, rather, policies of the united states, that were anticipated to be precedent, could be overturned in the future. what do you make of that? do you think that will happen? yeah, that starts to look a little bit more hopeful. i just recently interviewed george santos, here in new york,