the texas supreme court reversing a ruling that allowed kate cox to get an emergency abortion. she had no other option to leave the state to get an abortion. she had the option, many, many women are trapped in their seats. ukrainian president zelenskyy to the white house and to capitol hill as delays for more aid are continuing in congress. the prospects of this getting done before the calendar year is up looks not good right now. the free world hesitates, that s when dictatorships celebrate. good morning, everyone. i m phil mattingly with poppy harlow in new york. we start with an extraordinary request from the special counsel in the election subversion case against donald trump. jack smith, special prosecutor, wants an answer from the supreme court, on whether the president is immune from prosecution and he wants it as soon as possible. smith went directly to the high court, specially leapfrogging what could have been a very lengthy appeals process. it c
so with regard to what the desires of defending eastern europe are, i think it s always been the policy of the united states that they should show strength. the united states has not done anything other than maybe some statements by the president that could call that into question that would back off our military leaders or back off our commitment to nato. and with regard to the whole question by russia, our policy has been very clear in the united states that we view crimea as an illegal annexation, an illegal yaus of force, the don bas regions of eastern ukraine are still illegally occupied russian troops present despite the counters to that so i m very concerned that the united states should take a position where we would poke our nato allies in the eye and we would embrace those who may wish to do us harm in the future. that should give every american pause. so what the president said and the way he answered the
considering, quote, pretty severe things for north korea after it launched an intercontinental ballistic missile this week. the missile is causing more problems. the analysts say it could reach the u.s. and two, u.s. intelligence haven t seen it before. tom foreman has more details on what this projectile is capable of doing. tom, fill us in. north koreans are on track to have a record year in terms of missile tests. they have had more than a dozen, more than ever. last year was a big year. with each one, we have a better sense of the range of their vary yaus weapons. now, this is a milestone. for the first time, this one has independent analysts saying they believe it could hit u.s. soil somewhere up here in alaska. so, let s take a look at this missile. this missile is about 55 feet tall. it is roughly as tall as a basketball court is wide. it didn t go that far
was playing on her dad s cell phone and bought a car. now she is getting her own set of wheels. apparently, ebay bought her a ride fit for a toddler. a nice gift and free publicity there too. a lesson for parents who let their kids play with their phones. she gets rewarded and gets her own hot ride. her father is busy restoring that car that she bought. she bought this old junker of a car and he is restoring it and i guess he will give it to her when she is 16. she has two rides now. she is doing something right now. hundreds sick across the country. the latest on this nasty and miss tier yaus stomach virus and people don t know how it s happening and why. rolling stones front man mick jagger, happy birthday. 70 years old and still wokki ir