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And later, the supreme court gives its first major abortion ruling since dobbs with the biden administration has to say about that. but first, to richard louis with the other big stories we are tracking this hour on msnbc. richard? >> alicia, a very good saturday to you. first off, breaking news. the faa temporarily grounding some boeing 737 max nine airplanes for immediate inspections. a chunk of wall blowing out during an alaska airlines flight midair friday. it appears to be a door. the order...

Ballot this year in florida. a proposed measure would enshrines the right in the led ballot initiative campaign collected more than 900,000 signatures from florida voters. and that is more than enough to move for with the process of getting this proposal on the ballot. at least 150,000 of those signatures came from registered republicans. joining us now, nancy norfolk. president and ceo of legal advocacy organization, the center for reproductive rights. her group represented kate cox, thats the ...

I have highlighted aspects of this. on one hand, you say, well, it refers to senator or representative or even elector, but it doesnt say president. on the other hand, it does say hold any office and he has held an office. it does say take an oath and hes taken an oath. it does say officer is the president not an officer. its ambiguous at best, right? >> i think its ambiguous at best. im willing to concede that congress would have the power to pass a law that says heres the procedure by which a ...

Landing him in the icu for a time for the public were left in the dark all week many were outraged. moments ago just before going on air the defense secretary defeny issuing a statement that reads in part i understand the medias concerns about transparency and i recognize i could have done a better job. ensuring the public was appropriately informed i commit to doing better this is important to say this was my medical procedure and i take full responsibility for my decisions about disclosure. at...

Notified, i assume the administration would be notified as soon as possible. that didnt happen here. do we know why? what gives? what is the normal procedure? >> we really dont know why that in that statement that i read from austin, he said the disclosure was up to him. but it is typical that senior administration official and military officials do provide some type of notice that theyve been hospitalized within 24 hours. there have been instances, for instance, president biden had a colonoscop...

Term if you want to protect constitutional independence of the president, you need to be more specific. in a quick exchange, not just debated, basically reach back in english historian summed up the famous words, i cry the misdemeanors, two very nebulous freeze which is, a lot of confusion and uncertainty in the contemporary american vocabulary, the framers had to some extent wanted to limit the power. they wanted to protect the dependence of on the president. but they still wanted him to be res...

Performed the procedure in emergency situations. the court granted emergency requests filed by idaho state officials, putting on hold a federaljudge ruling that pa rt part of the state from forcing concerns that have violated us law on emergency care. is law makes performing an abortion a felony punishable by up to five years in prison. justices say they expect to hear oral arguments in the case in april and issue a ruling by the end ofjanuary. oscar pistorius has been freed on parole from a jai...

>> reporter: the public fascination with her story only growing. do you feel conflict with the fame, even though you participated in a murder? >> of course i feel conflicted. fame is not what im looking for. >> reporter: blanchard is stepping into an untested world of complete freedom, fame and intense media attention. it all could prove pretty complicated for her to navigate. >> debra roberts, thank you. ill see you later for "20/20," well have more in coming months on this. u.s. defense secr...

Whether donald trump will be kept off the 2024 ballot in colorado and also other states. the colorado state supreme court removed trump from the ballot, citing the constitutions11lth amendment to claim he should not be allowed to run because of his role in the january 6th insurrection. voters in dozens of states have filed challenges to trumps re election bid. the associated press reports the supreme court will hear arguments in early february, and that the case will be fast—tracked. the color...

Controlling here. moreover, congress has passed statutes. theres 18 usc 2383 the insurrection statute where they specifically incorporated this 14th amendment section into the criminal code and gave it a procedure, which is indictment and criminal trial. and in fact, they expanded the definition beyond the 14th amendment to basically anybody, not just officers of the united states, anybody who engages in an insurrection is permanently barred. >> but thats part of his argument, right? in part, ma...