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here with this special master. we'll have to see exactly how much judge dearie is going to press them on these particular points. and he will be in court with the trump lawyers and with the justice department at 2:00 p.m. today. kate. >> very interesting. kaitlan, thank you so much for laying that out. now to a wild twist. this, as you see right there, this is adnan syed. ez walking out of a courthouse freed after a judge vacated his murder conviction in the death of his former high school girlfriend. he's spent 23 years behind bars an maintained he's innocent throughout. his case was featured in the podcast "serial." alexandria field joins me with more on this. the story is remarkable. this twist now just as remarkable. how did this all happen? >> it is absolutely stunning. but adnan syed has maintained his innocence for more than 20 years but this time it was the prosecution that asked them to
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allowing the state to implement it's ban immediately. an ohio judge now also allowing the state to implement its abortion ban while indiana's governor is calling for a return of the general assembly to pass a new anti abortion law. and don, the number of states that have banned abortion in just one single day now climbs to ten. utah is the latest to announce their trigger law has taken effect. back here in missouri at what was the last single provider of abortion in the state, hundreds and hundreds of people have turned out to demonstrate against the state's ban. it means that more patients were seeking abortion care services are likely to look at the possibility of traveling into illinois. don? >> alexandria field, thank you so much. joining me now, democratic governor of wisconsin. governor, thank you for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thanks so much, don. thanks for having me here. >> wisconsin's abortion ban from
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the state to implement its abortion ban while indiana's governor is calling for a return of the general assembly to pass a new anti abortion law. and don, the number of states that have banned abortion in just one single day now climbs to ten. utah is the latest to announce their trigger law has taken effect. back here in missouri at what was the last single provider of abortion in the state, hundreds and hundreds of people have turned out to demonstrate against the state's ban. it means that more patients were seeking abortion care services are likely to look at the possibility of traveling into illinois. don? >> alexandria field, thank you so much. joining me now, democratic governor of wisconsin. governor, thank you for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thanks so much, don. thanks for having me here. >> wisconsin's abortion ban from 1849 was invalidated by roe v. wade but since it's still on the books, it goes back into effect after today's ruling.
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and then as part of that is i can get along with them being able to protest. sfl >> reporter: and you heard him say that he believes that people have the right to protest but didn't believe that those that come to this clinic should be doing it the way they are. they are threatening and hin tim dating patients and telling them that it was illegal and they would go to jail. that is not true. after the ten-day process, after the certification, then it will be illegal in the state of mississippi. $100,000 fine, up to 10 years in prison. but he said, adamantly to me, he's not baby killer, he's performing abortions before the fetuses are viable and he will continue that care in another state. fred. >> thank you so much. alexandria field is in missouri. they announced it would be the first state to ban abortions following the supreme court ruling. how are people reacting there?
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