death, count two, three, four and five, homicide, murder in the first degree, count six, seven, eight, nine, ten, 11 and 12, assault with intent to murder. and as it relates to each of those felony charges, count 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24, possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony to attach to each of those above indicated felony charges. if you want to come forward and sign the complaint and warrant, is there anything further regarding the swear to? not regarding the swear to, judge. thank you. may i approach, your honor? of course. i think that s it. you signed the complaint. i ll sign the warrant. thank you. yes, your honor. okay. it s my understanding that we may be able to arraign mr. crumbley today. i ll ask my law clerk if we can oh, it looks like children s village will have him brought in. if i may? yes. because the defendant is a juvenile under mcr 6.907, the prosecuting attorney must make a good faith effort f
other conservatives repeatedly questioned why roe should be upheld when the constitution says nothing about abortion. the constitution is neither pro life nor pro choice on the question of abortion. reporter: it is a case that could remake the legal landscape surrounding abortion in the united states. the arguments drew hundreds of protesters on both sides of the emotional debate to the steps of the supreme court. the stakes high as a dozen states have trigger laws on the books that would immediately ban abortions if the court overturns roe. will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the public perception that the constitution and its reading are just political acts? reporter: the three liberal justices railed against the possibility that conservatives could rule against roe, saying it would call the court s legitimacy into question. to overrule under fire in the absence of the most compelling reason to re-examine a watershed decision would subver
i think what we have is a lot of conspiracy realists, and so if i m one of them reporter: some prefer him to the republican front-runner. do you think he can beat trump? yes. we re tired of losing. trump lost. it doesn t make sense. how will you beat trump when you have a trump base and he is running. the way i m going to do is is speaking in an uninhibited way. i think i m the only candidate speaking my mind truly without running it through preordained filters. that is proving to be a competitive advantage. it draws backlash at times, but i think that s what people are hungry for. in your book you re saying much difficult. reporter: it is true. he praised parts of trump s records while offering sharp criticism of how trump handled his 2020 election defeat. we might as well embraces it reporter: he takes trump s style even further on the issue, pledging to fire 75% of federal workers, eliminate all of affirmative action in america, and use u.s. drones
The questions asked by the justices could provide hintses too what happens next. the reason this issue is hard is that you can t accommodate both interests. you have to pick. that s the fundamental problem. reporter: for the supreme court s six conservatives, their questioning during two hours of arguments on mississippi s 15-week abortion ban signaling they re inclined to uphold the law. but if it really is an issue about choice, why is 15 weeks not enough time? the chief justice john roberts seemed to be pushing for compromise. let mississippi enact its law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks with limited exceptions, but stops short of completely striking down roe v. wade. the landmark 1972 case that established women have a constitutional right to get an abortion. the chief justice emphasizing the importance of precedent. if we look at it from today s perspective, it s going to be a long list of cases that we re going to say were wrongly decided. reporter: but the co
Intses we thought end of the whole concert maybe this is part of the fireworks display. maybe it is part of the pyrotechniques that happen at the end of concerts like this. steve: there was such confusion given the fact that okay, so that is the stage. people have been there for hours. and then gunfire rained down from the 32nd floor of the hotel. this musical event took place essentially in a big open area across the street from the mandalay bay. we have got some audio of the moment from the police scanner when the police were able to break down the door and get the accomplice. listen to this. we have the hallway contained where the room where the shots were fired from. it is contained. if you avoid coming through those doors, please do.