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moment. we will talk to tom homan about that. sandra: alert to a city in mourning. a wake is underway for one of the two new york city police officers murdered in an ambush last weekend. and funerals for both officers are scheduled in the coming days. hello, sandra smith in new york. great to have you here. it s great to be with you, i m in for john roberts, a solemn site. fellow officers carrying the casket of 22-year-old jason rivera into st. patrick s cathedral this morning. he and his partner were ambushed inside an apartment last week after responding to a mother s call for help. as funeral services get underway, attention now turning to manhattan s far left d.a. and the soft on crime policies. now alvin bragg says he will attack gun violence at every angle. deadly and dangerous start for the nation s police officers. 24 have been shot and four killed since just january 1st. brian will kick things off outside st. patrick s cathedral. is the public allowed i ....
jesse: a famous man once said you dent know where you are going unless you know where you are going. and that famous man was me. so what we re going to do tonight is tell you where jesse watters primetime is going. before we do that let s talk about where we are now. the american people have run out of patience. and we are tired of being disrespected. ignorant, greedy leaders sold out our factories and pride to the chinese chinese communist for unpatriotic profits. deployments in iraq and afghanistan. wars shamefully mismanaged took a physical and mental tool. we were oversaturated with highly addictive pain killers while wall street blew up the economy and escaped with golden parachutes instead of prison stripes. six warriors divided us by race to distract us from the real division, class. as we erupted and tried to fix all of this, a steady diet of hopes and hatred was forced down our throat. the left row manhattan sized rage and resistance for four straight years ....
declared in kentucky after the largest outbreak of tornadoes in american history leaves at least 90 dead, across six states. a bbc investigation finds networks of breeders are offering to mutilate puppies, to follow a social media trend. and coming up why the uk s tv production industry is enjoying a golden age. the nhs is offering every adult in england a covid boosterjab by the end of the month, to fight what the prime minister has described as a tidal wave of omicron infections. in a televised address, borisjohnson urged everyone to get their booster as soon as possible to protect our nhs, our freedoms and our way of life . uk s covid alert level has also been raised to level four, which means a high, or rising level of transmission. the booster target means people aged 18 and over in england will be able to get their third jabs from this week, as long as it has been three months since their second dose. those aged 30 and over can already book an appointment online. ....
dana: they argue abortion rights should be left to the state. the mississippi lone abortion clinic says it is racist and classist. bill: we need to hear the word viability. the court ruled states cannot ban abortion before a fetus is viability at 24 weeks but science shows viability begins earlier than previously thought. dana: if it rules for mississippi and overturns roe it does not mean abortion is banned in the united states. it would leave that decision up to each individual state. bill: which is the basis for the argument today. state s rights and other possibility the court ruling for mississippi and doesn t overturn roe. they could get 15 weeks standard viability. it goes before a court with a conservative majority. the only justice who has openly called for roe to be overturned is clarence thomas. bill: emotions outside the court will run high on both sides. the decision not until late june which will be only months before next year s mid-term elect ....
length with members of the select committee about a notorious january phone call with trump in which raffensperger refused the then-president s demands to find enough votes in georgia to overcome his deficit. tomorrow the committee is expected to begin contempt of congress proceedings against this guy, jeffrey clark. he is the former doj official said to have been involved in trump s effort to overturn the election. clark has already appeared before the committee but refused to answer any questions. the committee is also awaiting a decision from an appeals court on its request for trump s white house documents from january 6th. that court heard today from trump s lawyers about his claim of executive privilege and why he should be allowed to keep those documents secret from that day. nbc news reporting the judges seemed skeptical of trump s claim. a good many lawyers who were listening in agreement. the committee argues those documents are essential for a final report on ....