our second hour of chris jansing reports. let s get right to it. at this hour, the new information we learned from the first court appearance of the suspected leaker of a trove of classified documents, and the reaction from capitol hill former president trump trying once again to get courts to block key testimony from his vice president, mike pence what that means for the federal january 6th probe. a downpour of historic proportions, south florida flooded after being slammed with a crippling amount of rain we ll take you to fort lauderdale where the community is bracing, if you can believe it, for yet another downpour, and cracking down, the justice department taking aim at drug cartels for the flood of deadly fentanyl across the border the stunning acts of accused violence involving tigers, the country halfway around the world named in the investigation our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments today we heard the words probably we never thought
roe v. wade was overturned the justice department says the high court needs to weigh in again to iron out the details of its decisions to give the issue back to the state. doj has filed an emergency application asking the justices to strike down a texas ruling that essentially band the abortion pill mifepristone nationwide we re going to explain what doj is arguing and how soon the court might decide on hearing the case and what happens if it does not decide immediately. we ll also get into what happened overnight in florida. governor ron desantis signed a bill making abortion illegal after just six weeks well before many women, as you know, have any idea they are pregnant desantis s new ban did not come with fanfare, no news conference, no on camera pats on the back the only announcement was this photo right here, posted to social media at 11:04 p.m. the politics of abortion have not been a winner for the gop, and polling suggests it will be an albatross around governor desa
She played a big part in revamping sanitation efforts in city schools, and now her first order of business, cutting off the rat s food supply, and she s putting them on notice rats and the conditions that support their thriving will no longer be tolerated in new york city there s a new sheriff in town. and with your help, we ll send those rats packing she will make $155,000 a year for tackling the problem, but most new yorkers agree a rat free city is priceless may i just say, while ooi ve ner seen a rat that big in times square, i might have seen one that big on the subway system. good luck. that s going to do it for us this hour. make sure to join us for chris jansing reports every weekday, 1:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc katy tur reports is right now. abortion is going back to
Revamping sanitation efforts in city schools, and now her first order of business, cutting off the rat s food supply, and she s putting them on notice rats and the conditions that support their thriving will no longer be tolerated in new york city there s a new sheriff in town. and with your help, we ll send those rats packing she will make $155,000 a year for tackling the problem, but most new yorkers agree a rat free city is priceless may i just say, while ooi ve ner seen a rat that big in times square, i might have seen one that big on the subway system. good luck. that s going to do it for us this hour. make sure to join us for chris jansing reports every weekday, 1:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc katy tur reports is right now. abortion is going back to the supreme court a year after