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After this case. >> okay. lets talk about this video you released of casey white getting into this police car friday morning. was this ever regular procedure for a corrections officer to transport a prisoner like this on her own? i know she was then expecting to go to a doctors appointment after? >> yeah, it was strictly against policy. our policy is to escort these inmates to court. being the assistant director of operation, she was in charge one of her responsibilities was to coordinate these ...

Preventing me using ivf, fer silt treatments to have my two daughters. many of the forms of ivf treatment is counter to these laws that want to ban all forms of abortion. in fact, my doctor implant ac first time leads egg or destroy a fertilized egg because it wasnt viable would be considered manslaughter. in fact, i had to have a procedure after i had a miscarriage. i had to have it because i wanted to have a second baby to have my rainbow baby. i couldnt do that until you fully recovered from ...

Limits before or up to 15 weeks. these are -- these are countries that the u.s. admires in many ways, right? were talking about norway. why not use that threshold in cases that are not medical emergencies? >> well, in fact, it is something that we have always impoegzed, as well. we had a, you know, 24-week, or 22-week, limitation on abortion in this country and its always been in conjunction with the life of the mother. and i think that the real concern here is that this is going to see complete...

Already. the women who have made very difficult decisions because of that, and the women who are cheering on those states. abcs rachel scott leading us off tonight. >> reporter: across america, from san francisco to michigan to texas to the steps of the supreme court, women on both sides of the abortion debate taking to the streets after the draft of a coming supreme court decision revealed roe versus wade is likely to be overturned. this after republican legislatures in a growing number of stat...

Suicidal. they cant afford to take care of a child. that is not saving anybodys life. that is making the effort for human rights to fully be contradicted. that is why i am here today. >> i have one more for you. stick with me. sucker is out here as well, leading the protest. she has a sign here on the ground. what brings you out here today? >> i am here because just like this banner right here, just like it says, i would rather go to a protest than go to a funeral when there is a safe and effect...

Incredibly influential in republican politics and ive covered him for several years during the trump administration, and he will want to keep throwing in his hat into the ring and putting his support behind key candidates. and this will only embolden him further as the midterms continue to ramp up. >> all right. nice to see you this morning. and millions of women in more than 25 states may be facing an abortion ban before the end of summer. for many of them, employer benefits may be the only o...

Poised to overturn row. v. wade. that finds more than half the states could ultimately ban abortions. take a look at this the states in red are concern e certain, some could do so due to trigger laws of roe being overturned. other states have passed legislation that bans or puts extreme limits, like texas and most recently oklahoma. in fact, oklahoma near total ban for anyone from performing the procedure at any point. it does not have exceptions for rape or incest. they say banning abortions do...

That is still available. and it is needed by women and families all over the place. and so, we have to fight against this kind of ruling. we have to affirm that abortion is part of regular health care. it is essential medicine. we have abortion available for sure in about half the states and then other states people are going to see their access decimated. and it is not okay for a country that is supposed to stand for human rights to let this happen on our watch and to force people to travel hun...

Ruling which legalised terminations across america. 0ur reporter david willis is in los angeles. really good to talk to you. this feels hugely significant, doesnt it? , feels hugely significant, doesnt it? y , feels hugely significant, doesnt it? y, _ it? hugely significant, potentially, of because. _ it? hugely significant, potentially, of because. if— it? hugely significant, potentially, of because, if the _ it? hugely significant, potentially, of because, if the leak _ it? hugely significan...

Continue to allow access to abortion? what would be the impact on women? >> well, right now weve already seen, for example, anderson, in oklahoma, where a lot of texas women have gone to to seek abortion services and where abortion will soon be against the law. it is putting tremendous pressure on these states that do provide abortion. and theyre having a very difficult time with the waiting periods that people are having to endure within their own states, never mind the people who are trying to...