Didn t fully understand just how dependent my same-sex marriage is on a woman s right to have an abortion. now i do, and i m terrified. the tremors of this political earthquake reach me the next day in los angeles, during a conversation with ian mackie. that out gay state representative who went viral with his impassioned speech against not just legislation targeting trans kids. he pointed out the underpinning for lgbtq rulings, including burden feld versus hodges, the 2015 decision that legalized same sex marriage. without row and a few other valuable high court decisions that guarantee our rights to liberty and privacy, the foundation for obergefell s gone. and then more than 568,000 same-sex marriages perform since then, including my own, could be invalidated. as he told me later in an email, griswold, loving, row, lawrence and oh bigger fell survive only
An abortion. now i do. and i m terrified. without roe, the foundation for the 2015 decision that legalized same sex margin is gone and the more than 568,000 same sex margins performed since then including my own could be invalidated. fight for women s rights is all our fight. it always has been. but thanks to the leak of alito s draft opinion, i know that it is not just a matter of solidarity, even if the final ruling in the next month or two isn t as radical as the draft opinion, what alito put forth is a clear warning to lgbtq americans that our rights could be striped next. hillary clinton made this warning that this is just the beginning. and this is crazy town. this is such an unbelievable betrayal. this is a constitutional right being overturned and this is
garrett: with all the details, lonnie quinn, thanks so much. the u.s. is ending the year with a record number of new covid cases, more than 2.5 million in the past week. 568,000 new infections were reported just yesterday. cbs nancy chen is in new york s times square where the big new year s celebration is it just a bit smaller. nancy, good evening. reporter: major, good evening to you. average daily new cases in new york have increased nearly five-fold in just two weeks. but the show guilty on here tonight in times square, though, with a much smaller crowd than usual. happy new year! reporter: with the hope of a new year and the crossroads of the world, a scaled back celebration in times square, with everyone vaccinated and masked. as new hospitalizations from covid have more than doubled in one week in new york city, 15,000 revelers are gathering to watch the iconic ball crop. about 25% of the crowd in year s past. you just think a little bit more risk, and go out and try
This is some measure of accountability for them. thank you, fred. let s get a check on business. a look at markets around the world, relief. markets in china on holiday. wall street, futures up a wlil bit this morning. talk of some kind of solution on the debt ceiling means gains on wall street. started yesterday. the dow closed up 102 points. the s&p 500, the nasdaq also eked out gains. some good news in the job market to tell you about. a private sector payroll report showed 568,000 private sector jobs were added last month. that s easing some concerns about what we could see tomorrow from the big government jobs report for september. economists predict about 500,000 jobs were added back to the economy. that would be a big improvement from only 235,000 jobs in august. and the jobless rate is expected to slip to 5.1%. economists are hoping, hoping that widespread vaccination rates and rising wages will get people back to work, especially
Year since record keeping began ten years ago. the silver lining here, rising prices are a result of an expanding economy, a strong jobs market. we saw that with private payrolls for september coming in stronger than anticipated. 568,000 jobs which wall streets point to a strong september jobs report this friday. that s why symptom markets have been down. a stronger economy means less need for stimulus, neil. neil: i want to go back to the white house. jen psaki is taking questions from peter doocy. does the president support the fundamental right of these parents to protest at school board meetings? of course. but he doesn t stand for the right, i assume you don t either, for people to take violent against members of public servants. that s what the threats are