an unprecedented decision for an unprecedented time in america. can a state kick donald trump off the ballot over the 14th amendment, which bars insurrectionists from holding office in the nation s highest court will soon decide. the supreme court tonight announced that it will take up colorado s case, which means the nine justices, including three of whom trump-appointed, they are now squarely in the middle of the 2024 election. that very election that would decide whether trump returns to power. it s the most involvement at the court, any court has had in presidential elections since bush v. gore. and already, trump s team is winking and nodding their way into tipping the scales. i think it should be a slam dunk in the supreme court. i have faith in them. you know, people like kavanaugh who the president fought for, who the president went through hell to get into place, he ll step up. those people will step up. not because they re pro-trump, but because they re pro-law. b
abby phillip starts right now. if democracy is on the ballot, it could also be on the docket tonight on news night. good evening, i m abby phillip from new york. an unprecedented decision for an unprecedented time in america. can a state kick donald trump off the ballot over the 14th amendment, which bars insurrectionists from holding office. now the nation s highest court will soon decide that very question. the supreme court tonight announced that it will take up colorado s case, which means the nine justices including three of whom trump appointed. they are now squarely in the middle of the 2024 election. that very election that would decide whether trump returns to power. it s the most involvement at the court, any court has had in presidential elections since bush v. gore. already trump s team is winking and nodding their way into tipping the scales. i think it should be a slam dunk in the supreme court. i have faith in them. people like kavanaugh who the president
glastonbury and her third album is about to drop. hello, i m matthew amroliwala , welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we start in the us and dramatic scenes at the university of california in los angeles where police moved in to clear the encampment of student protests aganst the war in gaza. explosion. officers in riot gear, launched flares, fired flash bang grenades with reports too, of firing ruber bullets. scenes like this went on for hours and sprawled over different parts of thwe campus. many of the barricades have been dismantled. outside the encampment, an even larger crowd of demonstrators gathered to show support. earlier, california s governor, gavin newsom, accused police of being too slow to respond after counter demonstrators attacked the camp at ucla on tuesday night. iama i am a student here. i am an english major. please, do not fail us, do not fail us. officers have arrested demonstrators
a a scientific advisor to the assessment of epa not adequate to protect the public health. she proposed to strengthen to better protect itself. the agency about it it s in all aspects including alternative level will be held in. update the air quality index to reflect your revised standard. the a q why is the tool that gives americans real-time information about air quality each day so that they can make informed choices to protect themselves and their families. ozone seasons a lasting longer than they used to so epa proposed to lengthen the monitoring season to max the season when ozone levels can be elevated. to protect the environment from damaging levels of ground-level ozone the epa has proposed to revise the secondary standard based upon these studies that add to the evidence that repeated exposure to ozone reduces growth and has other harmful effects on planted trees. he ministered just for the secondary standard within the range of 65 to 75 ppb, the same as the prim
president obama speaking to troops. it is tuesday morning. our question this morning, based on the events in sydney, australia, the isis terror threat do they worry you? join the conversation. many people weighing in on our facebook page. send us a tweet. good tuesday morning. let s begin with a look at some of the headlines. the two victims who work at the coffee shop. in this headline, a nation mourned. no, no, no.ia, they wouldhat execute the hostages. we want to share with you this headline, more than 100 schoolchildren killed in a taliban and attack according to local officials. the death toll has reached a total of 126. another 122 people injured. and have been killed at the school. the search continues for the remaining gunmen. at random.shooting a journalist at seen heard gunfire from the school. carriedof ambulances to hospitals. do isis threats worry you? david jackson is joining us. he is the white house correspondent for usa today. since the attacks, what ha