after 9:00 somebody was banging on the door. and now somebody s bamming on the door again. oh, they screaming. they re still bamming on the door. okay. they re still bamming on the door. lord jesus, where s the police? the fear you heard made possible fueled by fake news and a former president of the united states. and it is beyond time to get a grip on this because the lies and the belief in them now motivating republican politics on the state level. in wisconsin the head of the gop election probe is threatening local mayors with jail time if they refuse to meet with him about the 2020 results. this week we learned one of the investigators involved in that probe has previously filed a lawsuit to overturn wisconsin s 2020 election results. so he might be an investigator but without bias? you decide. in case you need more proof, this constant barrage of i don t know what to call it, it can lead to violence. a reminder of what happened inside the united states capitol on
committee continues to signal they re not messing around. two of trump s lawyers have now invoked their fifth amendment rights. we re going to talk about what that means. and a state senator from michigan asks a striking question following the deadly school shooting that left four people dead in her state. why are children s lives worth less than guns? she s going to join me live this hour to talk about what she thinks needs to happen to address what s becoming an inherently american problem. i m ayman mohyeldin. let s get started. all right, so nearly 50 years ago the supreme court handed down a very important decision that essentially made it a constitutional right for women to have an abortion. and the two newest justices made it clear this week that right is at risk. on wednesday the justices heard oral arguments on a mississippi law that would bar almost all abortions after 16 weeks actually, 15 weeks. that law directly contradicts the 1973 roe v. wade ruling which
threats and angry people showing up at their home resulting in this 911 call. last night about 10 minutes after 9:00 somebody was banging on the door. and now somebody s banging on the door again. oh, they screaming. they re still banging on the door. okay. they re still banging on the door. lord, jesus, where s the police? the fear you heard fueled by fake news from a former president of the united states. it is beyond time to get a grip on this because the lies and the belief in them motivating politics. threatening local majors with jail time if they refuse to meet with him about the 2020 results. this week we learned one of the investigators involved in that probe has previously filed a lawsuit to overturn wisconsin s 2020 election results. so he might be an investigator but without bias? you decide. in case you need more proof, this constant barrage of i don t know what to call it can lead to violence. a reminder of what happened inside the united states capi
this as the january 6th committee continues to signal they re not messing around. two of trump s lawyers have now invoked their fifth amendment rights. we re going to talk about what that means. and a state senator from michigan asks a striking question following the deadly school shooting that left four people dead in her state. why are children s lives worth less than guns? she s going to join me live this hour to talk about what she thinks needs to happen to address what s becoming an inherently american problem. i m ayman mohyeldin. let s get started. all right, so nearly 50 years ago the supreme court handed down a very important decision that essentially made it a constitutional right for women to have an abortion. and the two newest justices made it clear this week that right is at risk. on wednesday the justices heard oral arguments on a mississippi law that would bar almost all abortions after 16 weeks actually, 15 weeks. that law directly contradicts the 1973
set to be arraigned on manslaughter. police arrested them in a warehouse where they were hiding. this is exclusive footage to cnn in the moments right after they were apprehended. this followed an hours long manhunt for the fugitives who were supposed to turn themselves in tuesday. how they were led under surveillance that is something they say needs to be dealt with. oakland county sheriff michael bouchard did admit his officers were stretched thing in investigating this tracking. surveillance team is quite a few people. and they work around the clock. those people are working the actual homicide. so, i would have had to have pulled them off of investigating the deaths at the school. we have to interview thousands of people that were in and around the school. we have go through hundreds and thousands of hours of digital evidence. it is an expansive job, obviously. cnn s athena jones is outside of the sheriff s office. athena, what are they saying this morning? repor