court precedent. instead the statute includes an unprecedented scheme to, in the chief justices words, quote, insulate the state from responsibility, closed quote. it does not rely on the state s executive branch to enforce the law as is the norm in texas and everywhere else. rather, the statute deputizes all private citizens, without any showing of personal connection or injury, to serve as bounty hunters. the obvious and expressly acknowledged intention of this statutory scheme is to prevent women from exercising their constitutional rights by thwarting judicial review for as long as possible. thus far the law has had its intended effect. the department of justice has a duty to defend the constitution of the united states and to uphold the rule of law. today we fulfill that duty by filing the lawsuit i have just described. this action from the biden justice department is described by the wall street journal today as certain to set off a federal versus state clash over
why experts say that new threats are very similar to what they saw on the capitol. do you believe trouble. states of emergency up in two dozen counties and we re tracking another system right behind it. welcome to your saturday, august 14th. we re so grateful to have you waking up with us. good morning. good morning. christi, always great to see you. we have plenty of news to get to this morning. the biden white house facing two crises as the nation battles a fourth surge of covid-19 and afghan anything stand now on the brink of collapse as more cities fall to the taliban leaving americans there in harm s way. the pentagon s deploying more than 3,000 troops into that country after the u.s. issued a major warning to american citizens to get out. officials say there s no imminent tret of them seizing kabul. the pentagon is pushing back on criticism that the u.s. was caught off guard by the taliban s rapid gains. what we couldn t predict was the lack of resistance they
she found that time very difficult. behind the flash bulbs, a life marred by loneliness. she wanted her freedom. she wanted a life. the tragedy that took her life princess diana at the age of 36 has died left the world devastated and in disbelief. all these years later, what do we know? she went to her lawyer and said they re going to kill me, and here s how. she knew something was wrong. friends, family, those who were there speak out about diana. a woman who transcended celebrity and transformed a monarchy. diana: chasing a fairytale. fall, 1980. a nondescript apartment in the fashionable section of london called kensington. crowds of photographers, cameras ready, anticipation. media were pursuing her like nobody s business. rumors had begun to get around that she was the new girl on the block. she is 19-year-old lady diana spencer, the new girlfriend of the most eligible man in the country. the chase begins. diana was the story. she was fo
promoted by donald trump and the right. there are serious lessons that go well beyond the virus. we ll dive into that today with glenn greenwald. anthony fauci, the face of the pandemic response, finding himself at the center of a fierce media storm over the release of thousands of e-mails, which of the questions are legitimate, he s not saying. and which are fueled by growing opposition from conservative commentators. i m howard kurtz and this is media buzz. howie: ahead, the naomi osaka mellow drama, i say the highest paid female athlete on the planet shouldn t be able to blow-off the press. as the coronavirus is finally starting to fade in america, the washington post and buzzfeed obtained thousands of dr. fauci s e-mails including praise from an environmental group that funneled federal money to the wuhan lab. some of your critics say this shows you have too cozy of a relationship with the people behind the wuhan lab research, what do you say to that. that s nonsens
this is jen psaki and my things for david asman. we are getting developed on the flying front and southwest airlines, stop alcohol service on board flights to hawaii in july. for some spike in activity where people get a little out of the caller, they will pull other drinks from the flight at least in june and july as the surge and people get used to it moves on so not necessarily much to worry about just another set of changing times, good to have you. a big two hours planned for you. we are looking with congresswoman nancy mace at everything you are hearing about including the biggest of all time in the united states of america, something public, what she is worried about. getting to and from anywhere in this country, we go to charlotte, north carolina, charles watson at the airport. reporter: it is expected to be a busy and costly memorial day weekend for tens of millions of americans traveling this holiday, at charlotte douglas international airport. this is the tsa che