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having number the national. well, i m thrilled anyway. all right. thanks, guys. really? yes, it s your time today. thanks. all of you for joining us. i m kasie hunt sandi, new chapter starts right now verdict was that s critical moments in the criminal case against donald trump. the questions from the jury that might have one side, a bit more nervous than the other a terror threat trigger here s the largest security operation in long island history, why authorities are coordinating with intelligence agencies. now, ahead of the cricket world cup and boeing is set to lay out its plans and today how the planemaker will convince the faa it s fixing what s broken when it comes to the very real quality control issues plaguing the aviation giant. i m k-fold with john berman, sara sidner is don t look at me like that, john, this is z to undo central this morning would, have to be excruciating moments for attorneys, not i mentioned the defendant in the criminal case against do
was the president lang a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, just a few moments ago at arlington national cemetery. are kevin lip tack is still with me right now. and as we were mentioning just a few moments ago before this guy i started a few minutes early, we should note we were talking about how this is very personal day for president biden, as well as son beau died at the age of 46 years old from cancer after serving in iraq with the delaware army national guard the president talks about this from time to time how this personal sacrifices obviously left a tremendous mark on his life. kevin, your thoughts? yeah, very much so in the ninth anniversary of that death, just coming up later this week, and i think for president biden then when he s standing there in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier, certainly thinking about the decisions that he has made, an office the very responsibility that he holds two men and women in uniform in this country, protecting fr
against new state efforts from coast-to-coast to further restrict abortion access. three conservative justices, the chief justice john roberts, justices brett kavanaugh, and amy coney barrett, sided with the court s three liberals in today s unusual ruling, but and it s a very important, but they did not settle the big legal question at issue whether federal guarantees i ve emergency medical care supersede idaho s effort to impose an almost total abortion ban. instead, today s decision dismiss the case on procedural grounds. the newest member of the court s liberal faction, justice ketanji brown jackson, warning this is far from over writing. this. today s decision is not a victory for pregnant patients in idaho. it his delay while this court donalds and the country waits, pregnant people experiencing emergency medical conditions remain in a precarious position. the ruling comes just hours before president biden and the former president donald trump debate right here at cnn s
thanks very much for joining us this morning. very busy morning. i m jim acosta, our next our newsroom with wolf blitzer starts right now, have a great weekend i m wolf blitzer in washington, were following breaking news here are the cnn newsroom, the us supreme court is up holding a federal law that bans domestic abusers from owning a firearm. the major second amendment ruling was nearly unanimous 8-to-1 decision only justice clarence thomas dissented in the majority opinion. the chief justice, john roberts said, the court had no trouble upholding the law. arguing and once again, according our tradition of firearm regulation allows the government to disarm individuals who present a credible threat to the physical safety of others. close glug our chief legal affairs correspondent, paula reid is here with me in the z then newsroom. paula walk us through. this is a major decision by the supreme court. it is. it s one of the key decisions that we re watching in for this term