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woman s lacrosse team from a historically black college said it was racially profiled during a traffic stop in georgia. the case now capturing the attention of capitol hill. welcome to the lead i m jake taper. we start with politics lead as what is soon to be a bipartisan rejection of the bill aimed at preserving abortion rights nationwide. the senate is voting on the women s health protection act. but the bill was widely con condemned by republicans, even who support abortion rights and democratic senator joe manchin, because the three say it went further than codifying roe v. wade. it would eliminate any states preexisting restrictions on abortion. senator manchin explained his no vote to cnn earlier today. the bill we have today to vote on, i respect people who support, but make no mistake, it is roe v. wade codification. it s an expansion. it wipes 500 state laws off the books. it expands abortion. and with that, that s not what we are to do. democratic leaders admi
At the hospital in northern gaza, the idf says it killed several militant commanders and insisted it was preventing harm to civilians. Our middle east correspondent yolande knell reports. Left in ruins. This was once the Beating Heart of gazas health care system, but israel says that it had become a terrorist base. Two weeks ago, its troops returned to Al Shifa Hospital for a second time launching a surprise attack. They say they shot dead 200 palestinian gunmen and arrested top hamas figures without harming civilians. Palestinians say many innocents were hurt and killed. Translation there are so many bodies here. Weve been getting them out ever since this morning. Its shocking. Weve never seen anything like it. The fierce fighting entered al shifas wards and razed homes nearby. Israels military sees this as one of its most successful operations of the war so far, dealing the enemy a major blow. But critics say its also a worrying sign of the ability of hamas to regroup in areas that i
okay, that s uncalled for. kevin lip ttac at the white house. and this is cnn harrowing rescue joyful reunions it s rarely forces f3, four hostages from hamas captivity as gaza hospitals report this floors were killed during the mission. what more do we know? white house national security adviser, jake sullivan is next. and turnout talk both parties focus on a key voting block, suburban women, we were able to work on real solutions. are we going to empower americans to make their own healthcare decisions? is it enough to win in the fall due governors republican kristi noem and democrat gretchen whitmer join me exclusively, plus american way, donald trump calls for revenge as he awaits his felony sentencing. and now vice president kamala harris says his response is disqualifying cheaters don t like get caught. what do voters thing or political panel ways in hello, i m dana bash in washington where the state of our union is booking overseas. after eight long months for is