we are thinking of everyone affected by this tragedy in baltimore tonight. on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks at nbc news, thanks for staying up late. i ll see you again tomorrow. t. thanks for joining me this hour, in 1993, time magazine called it the pill that changes everything. the new abortion pill was part of a true for medication abortion, and it changed the american healthcare landscape and the landscape across the globe, the people in china, the united kingdoms, sweden, france where the drug it already been improved. had the ability to end pregnancies without undergoing surgery and even in some cases from inside the four walls of their own homes. according to time, ru486 made abortion a truly personal and private choice. but it also opened a new frontier of antiabortion backlash. as soon as the drug was first developed and approved in france in the 1980s, it sparks protests. facing intense pressure from th
thank you, my friend. and thanks to you at home for joining me this hour. in 1993 time magazine called it the pill that changes everything, the new abortion pill called ru46 was part of a two drug protocol for medication abortion and it really changed the american health care landscape and landscape across the globe. pregnant people in china, the united kingdom, sweden and france where the drug had already been approved had the ability to end pregnancies without undergoing surgery and even in some cases from the inside the four walls of their own homes. according to time 486 made it a. in the 1980s it sparked protests. the company behind the pill decided to temporary pull it from the market. in the u.s. it was considered a banned substance. it was forbidden during the reagan and bush years. in 2000 after four years and three rounds of fda testing during the clinton administration ru-486 was approval in the u.s., but the war had just begun. abortion opponents say they re out
yes indeed. happy monday! [cheering and applause] greg: what a glorious monday! more like fun they. so president biden is wearing new sneakers that were designed to prevent him from falling. here is the prototype. [laughter] on a shoe that will keep calm a lot kamala from talking. [laughter] meanwhile the president is bracing for a huge natural merchant national security threat as gangs flee in violent porn hayti. he s already got a force to repair the repel them. [laughter] just days ago the president was steaming as staffers ushered him inside as he began to rain it began to rendering an immense thing is hard enough to keep his hands dry when he s indoors. [laughter] greg: the country of niger has announced an end to their military relationship with the united states. don t expect biden to comment on the matter, his staff is terrified how mispronounce the name. there you go. [laughter] two thirds of u.s. adults would rather skip the movie theaters and watch th
america s newsroom, i m dana perino. that news broke overnight. bill: remember what nancy grace said last week. need to take the house down to its studs. bill hemmer, good morning. police bringing heavy construction over the weekend digging up the suspect s backyard in a methodical search for more evidence. heuermann has pleaded not guilty. homicide detective ted williams says this could be a classic case of a serial killer hiding in plain sight. this was a dr. jekyll and mr. hyde. rex heuermann who lived in new york was an architect, a pillar of the community. in the daytime, but at night and when his family was away, he was a sex chasing sex workers. dana: nate foye is live outside the suspect s home in massapequa park in new york. what do you have this morning snow this is the 11th straight day investigators have been at rex heuermann s home looking for evidence. you mentioned the new york post reports over the weekend they found a soundproof room in the home
follow-up. that is consistent with the reports from donald trump and others that he got the target letter and the indictment is looming. we re getting potential details or clarity on what the charges could entail. several outlets reporting russ smith is eyeing and then possibly a third charge. details on that according to the new york times are that the third statute might be a civil rights law that s previously been used in voter fraud cases, conspiracy against rights. the two or more persons conspire to intimidate, injure, or a person in a constitutional right. that was enacted during the civil war. when feds were trying to go after white supremacists, including the kkk, trying to stifle black voting. in the modern era it s been used in cases, including those that involve voter fraud conspiracies. to show that jack smith is serious about potentially issuing a potential second indictment of donald trump. and as we have been doing as this story heated up, we begin one-o