- we are for criminal justice reform. chesa s not it. recall chesa boudin now. supreme court ruling friday texas abortion providers can move forward with challenges against the law, but the law itself remains on the books as changes move through the legal system. if someone in texas needs a safe and legal abortion, they will have to cross state lines. previewing what a post-roe looks like. a law specifically aimed at unraveling roe. the court set to issue its decision next summer. if roe goes, 26 states are certain or likely to ban abortions, too. this map showing what it will look like when the power over abortion access is put in the hands of each state. something massachusetts congressman pressley warned of today on msnbc. these courts have proven time and time again they are not on the side of the people. this is settled law. a majority of americans do not want to see roe v. wade overturned. abortion care is health care. when we have these bans, it doesn t mean people s
the network said last night that cuomo was terminated immediately after law firm found additional information beyond the newly released document that is showed how intimately the prime time host was involved. this is not how i want my time at cnn to end. he praised his staff. here is what he said in the radio show after he was suspended. it hurts to even say it. it s embarrassing but i understand it and i understand why some people feel the way they do about what i did. i apologized last night and i mean it. the last thing that i wanted to do is compromise any of my colleagues. howie: here is the problem and came during cuomo s apology in august. i never made calls to the press about my brother s situation. howie: we know that s in the true. cuomo called plenty journalists and in two cases appeared to seek information on his brother s accusers. it was an avalanche of documents from the state ag s probe that boaried cnn with bad press such as atlantic writing, chris cuomo
spoke with fox news about how she felt when she heard those five not guilty verdicts. and how the trial has affected her son and her family. we will bring you that interview in a moment. first, to senior correspondent mike tobin live in kenosha, wisconsin. mike? and jon, a group came out here to demonstrate against the verdict in front of the courthouse where a year and a half ago demonstrators clashed with police again and again. less than a mile from the location, where kyle rit tone house killed rittenhouse killed two and wounded a third, and despite signs that depict rittenhouse as evil, even after a klansman, people came out here armed. i counted four ar style rifles out here, another four pistols in holsters. there was a father and daughter team out here with rifles and one side arm with them. meantime, kyle rittenhouse spoke with our tucker carlson. that interview will air on monday. we have a sneak peek now. i tell everybody there what happened. i said i had to
a veteran capitol hill reporter. plus, the new york times journalist that exposed the house of cards. ben smith will join me about talking about the rapid collapse of ozy media. and battling cancer and month of chemotherapy, all while still meeting deadlines five times a week, her inspiring story is ahead. first, facebook back on the hot seat. this time the conversation is about children and the damaging effects of platforms like instagram and facebook are having. this conversation is largely known by a whistle-blower who leaked journalists to the wall street journal. he released his own findings that the platform is affecting the mental health of teen users. there were many other revelations in the series and now the whistle-blower is expected to testify at a senate hearing in the days ahead. first, that person will share they re side of the story, their experiences inside facebook on 60 minutes tonight. the highest-rated newscast, in america, so this will make a
peter doocy pressing jen psaki as criticism rains down on the biden administration from both sides of the aisle. 5,000 still left. where is everybody else? i m happy to get you a more fruitful rundown if it s helpful from the department of homeland security. what about the rest? if it s 10% or 15% i don t have the resize numbers. dana: now the biden administration is blocking border agents from patrolling on horse back. well oh he speak with a former mounlted border agent who says this is completely foolish. we re at the border in del rio, texas. what a difference a few days makes. incredible earlier in the week there were 15,000 migrants camped out underneath this bridge in del rio, texas. crews are out here actively clearing away what remains of this camp. probably around a couple hundred people left right now still camped out. where these folks are going and where the massive group went, a portion of the group has been deported back to haiti, around 2,000. 3900