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Easy to come by for anybody in those days but particularly black people. and you managed to go out in the community and get people tested. now is different. they werent resis tent to testing. it was an access issue. how many people are resistant to the idea of getting a vaccine and how do you tackle that? >> i listen to them. that has been what weve done since the beginning. being empathic and understanding why there might be distrust with a medical system that has been largely untrustworthy to ...

Mccarthy held separate meetings with marjorie taylor greene and nancy mace urging them to end their public feuding. moderates fear this threatens their efforts to win back the majority next year. cnn political commentator ana navarro joins me now. i want to begin with the anti-muslim comments. boebert did this not once, but twice, uncovering video of her making the intimation that being on the elevator with omar, she might be some kind of suicide bomber. tough question. does that indicate that s...

Argument is the only abortion clinic the state doesnt do abortions by 15 weeks anyway. of course, the abortion providers will get up before the justices and says this is precedent that should not be overruled, that millions of people, millions of women have depended on roe v. wade and casey. but this will send ripple effects across the country. this will change the landscape, erica and jim, because there are at least a dozen states with post roe trigger walls where abortions would be banned in t...

House and held another event in the roses garden, a news conference to talk about, amazingly, his efforts to ramp up covid testing. >> on tuesday, the day of the debate, med does says trump was moving more slowly than usual, but, quote, nothing was going to stop trump from going out there. the host of that debate, foxs chris wallace says trump wasnt tested because he arrived too late. they allowed him on stage due to the honor system. this ask the same event where he made fun of candidate biden ...

South and the midwest. >> this case has consequence, big ones. the fact that the conservative-led court agreed to consider the case suggests that its poised to, at least at a minimum, scale backcourt precedent. theres also the possibility they reverse it outright. in a separate dispute the court is considering a texas law that bars the procedure after six weeks. the justices have allowed that law to remain in place for three months now which essentially rendered roe v. wade moot in the countrys ...

Also for more dominant strain like the delta here in america. this is the sort of thing that dr. rochelle walensky, the cdc director telegraphed to reporters on tuesday. take a listen to what he said. >> cdc is evaluating how to make international travel as safe as possible including pre departure testing closer to the time of flight and considerations around additional post arrival testing and self-quarantine. >> reporter: so under consideration a number of measures including requiring everyone...

Streamed audio only. all eyes and ears on these six conservative justices. the difference between this case and when we heard cases back in 1973, 1992 is now, of course, there is this solid conservative majority. the key question is should roe v. wade be overturned? thats because the mississippi ban that has not taken effect because its been blocked by lower courts, it bans most abortions after 15 yeeks with limited exceptions. court precedent established the constitutional right for women to ob...

The second is, of course, the access issue. weve now learned that the father -- i think its the father, purchased the gun just five days ago so that the student, the killer had access to it from the home. that seems a very tight time frame from an investigation purpose. why did the father buy the gun at that moment? how did the kid have that much access to the ammunition? those are where the investigation will go as they assess the charges against him. >> and the interesting fact, too, the suspe...

All political, how will we survive? how will the court survive? >> justice sotomayor, i think the concern about appearing political makes it absolutely imperative that the court reach a decision well grounded in the constitution, in text, structure and goes along with the stare decisis factors. >> casey did that. casey went through every one of them. you think they did it wrong. thats your belief, but casey did that. >> kim, you know the law better. whats your view on that? by the way, i remembe...

Whats happening in this argument. of course, shes part of the three liberal sort of minority that still exists on the court. shes being very decisive in her questioning about this. one of the other issues that has been raised as a result of sotomayors questioning, even judge roberts came in and said, hey, when this case was submitted to us, there was never a question that roe would be something that we were considering overturning. it was only coming to us on the issue of when is viability a fai...