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i see it. so i tried to live up to that this morning because i knew i would be on the same screen as you. you are all wonderful, have yourselves a great day and i will see you tomorrow. thanks for joining us. today on velshi , inside donald trump strategy as defendant/candidate and why his inclination to over share his plans is more alarming than you think. plus, movement on multiple fronts on the draconian crackdown on abortion in this country and worrying signs of what is coming next. then, why one columbia lecturer says the school is teaching the wrong lessons. we will talk about protests and rates on college campuses. ended his a book so beloved by audiences that it spent eight years on the bestseller list. it is a beautiful story of resilience and survival, yet it has been targeted and beyond over and over again. the acclaimed author joins our book club to talk about her memoir, the last castle. velshi starts now. good morning to you, it is saturday, ....
good evening. and welcome to this special edition of the cbs evening news from rome. thank you for being with us. i m norah o donnell, overlooking the vatican, where just a few hours ago, we interviewed the holy father, pope francis. the head of the catholic church shares his insight on the state of the world in his first extensive one-on-one interview with a u.s. television network. his holiness spoke to us about war, peace, famine, and climate change, all with the world s children in mind. our sitdown comes ahead of the vatican s first world children s day, with a message that all kids are precious in god s eyes. we have been in rome and vatican city for a few days now, speaking with people from around the world who have made the sacred pilgrimage to reconnect with their faith, pray at the sistine chapel, and have a chance to see pope francis. a reminder that people of all faiths turn to pope francis for guidance on the world s most difficult issues, making our co ....
ban. yeah, absolutely. allows abortions if situations where patients are failing not close enough to say that it s necessary to prevent death. and that means that these patients are left in that gap. meghan mentioned. and i mean, just ask the obvious question here. this world did not exist before roe was overturned. absolutely. right. part of the challenges, the meaning of the statute, this federal statute that protects people in emergencies. and idaho is trying to say that this is a new problem that the federal government is is creating the rules. but in fact, this has always been the treatment for abortions or sometimes the treatment for these kinds of conditions. it s just that it wasn t banned before. dobbs has changed the landscape. it s not that emtala has changed. it s that emtala plays out differently. now the dobbs allows abortions to be bound with very strict are no exceptions for health. ryan follow dobbs who was supposed to the intent of dobbs ....
now. good evening. and welcome to this special edition of the cbs evening news from rome. thank you for being with us. i m norah o donnell, overlooking the vatican, where just a few hours ago, we interviewed the holy father, pope francis. the head of the catholic church shares his insight on the state of the world in his first extensive one-on-one interview with a u.s. television network. his holiness spoke to us about war, peace, famine, and climate change, all with the world s children in mind. our sitdown comes ahead of the vatican s first world children s day, with a message that all kids are precious in god s eyes. we have been in rome and vatican city for a few days now, speaking with people from around the world who have made the sacred pilgrimage to reconnect with their faith, pray at the sistine chapel, and have a chance to see pope francis. a reminder that people of all faiths turn to pope francis for guidance on the world s most difficult issues, maki ....
tonight. so what do those voters want to hear? consistently those who want to like donald trump say they want him to be more controlled, more on message. while those who want to like joe biden say they want him to prove his age is not an issue. are either one of them going to deliver? and what exactly does delivering look like? what exactly is the metric for a good performance on age or on personal control? let s try to figure that out. joining us from atlanta, vaughn hilliard and staff writer for the atlantic and msnbc political contributor vonn leibovich. vaughn, donald trump is coming up with expectation. he s not controlled. he s not polite and he interrupts and over talks, but this is a situation that will cut him off. his mike will be cut. you can probably still hear him if he keeps talking and his microphone will not be on and are we going to see a different donald trump tonight? this is going to be his 17th debate, katy. as you said, this is not new for him, ....