freedoms. the 26-year-old said to no longer face a murder charge after deputies arrested her for a, quote, self-induced abortion. according to new nbc news reporting, a texas distribute attorney will take steps tomorrow to drop the murder indictment against liz elle herrera, who was arrested thursday after hospital staff reported her to authorities. after reviewing the case, the d.a. says it is clear she cannot be prosecuted under texas law. nonetheless, herrera spent two days in jail during a pandemic. we believe this is one of the first cases of texas criminally charging a woman for an abortion since the state passed a six-week abortion ban that limited access to abortion pills last year. and texas is just one wave in what is becoming a nationwide tsunami of gop efforts to roll back reproductive rights. not to mention this summer, when the supreme court is set to decide on the constitutionality of mississippi s new law challenging roe v. wade, banning abortions at 15 weeks
and the only specialist number eight in the squad, billy vunipola. we caught up with head coach steve bortheick for his thoughts on the injury. anthony injured his calf in the game against ireland on saturday. investigation afterwards became clear that he wouldn t be able to go on the field for a number of weeks. we are also leaving for france next week, it became clear that he couldn t be part of that 33 that travels out. we are desperate for him, he is an important member of the squad and one that has enormous respect from everybody. he s had setbacks before and as always worked through them and i know he ll be back on the field as soon as possible. borthwick also spoke about the impact of owen farrell s red card hearings and ban in the build up to the tournament. 0h oh and is one of the most resilient people i ve ever met. owen. in terms of the process we respect the process. i think at some point in the future we ll be clear on our thoughts and the experience, and the
for arraignments september 5th. that will be all of them, their first formal appearance, opening the floodbeats for pretrial motion, and potentially fights over the discovery process, but we should take a moment. in the here and now, there s still so much to consider. for instance, beyond what each defendants will have to answer for, there s a much broader university of unknown. do they stick together? this is a rico case, after all. could one of the defendants shake up the status quo and turn on the others. we don t know the answer to that question, but very apparent cracks in the foundation, suggesting maybe they re not all all on a same page. georgia rep shawn still argues that the fake electors met at donald trump s direction to sign false papers claiming they were the legitimate electors. we ll keep an eye on the lesser-known players, but don t lose sight of the big fish, people like mark meadows, and former doj official jeffrey clark. they re two of at least five people
new charges against donald trump. new co-conspirators, this time indicted, and a new defense strategy for the most indicted former president ever. trump says he will have a major press conference on monday. the timing is exactly four days before the august 25th deadline for him to surrender in georgia. the same goes for his 18 co-defendants who also have to surrender before that date after a grand jury voted to indict them all. the indictment argues all of them, quote, refuse to accept that trump lost and knowingly and willfully joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome of the election. trump himself is accused of 13 new crimes. his first response to the charges, calling them politically inspired. fani willis plans to ask for a trial date within the next six months. walk us through the nuts and bolts of this case. this was the fourth criminal indictment for former president trump this year. but in terms of the scope, this is definitely the most broad case tha
2024 presidential race. most of trump s republican rivals are defending him tonight even as he faces more charges, and the first debate nears. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. tonight, americans who never dreamed they d see a former u.s. president arrested and arraigned are now bracing for it to happen a fourth time. cnn s sara murray is outside the atlanta courthouse where trump and 18 codefendants were indicted. sarah, the highly anticipated prosecution of trump in georgia is clearly now moving forward. that s right, wolf. this was a historic indictment. the fourth time the former president has been indicted. he faces 13 charges here in georgia, and he faces another demand on his schedule as he needs to find a day to surrender himself to authorities here. a ten-day clock for donald trump and his allies to turn themselves in here in georgia. i am giving the defendant the opportunity