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it is good to be back with you for this second hour of "chris jansing reports." ahead this hour, the welcome surprise from the december jobs report showing the u.s. labor market closed out 2023 with a bang. plus, former blade runner, oscar pistorius out on parole after serving almost a decade in prison for murdering his girlfriend. how her family is responding. the latest from iowa where that horrific school shooting has rocked the community of perry. new reporting on how the school's principal acted to save his students. and house democrats and their push to get supreme court ...

Go and drop off migrants and how they needed a heads up on when they might be coming and they say texas has not complied with that. he's suing the bus companies, the charter buses paid for by texas. texas governor greg abbott completely dismissed this saying it was baseless. in a statement, here's what he had to say. th lawsuit is baseless. mayor adams says nothing about the commerce claus, if the mayor persists in the lawsuit he may be held accountable for his violations. strong words. he's now sent over 90,000 migrants to cities like new york, boston, chicago, l.a. and others. >> julia, than...

The United Cannabis Patients and Caregivers of Maine (United Cannabis) petitioned the First Circuit on Wednesday for a rehearing of a case they heard

Pressure he may have faced, how much was justice roberts influenced by outside pressure? cbs said this, quote, over the next six weeks as roberts began to craft a decision striking down the mandate, the external pressure began to grow. roberts almost certainly was aware of it. he pays attention to made yeah cover. he's keenly aware of his role in the court and he's sensitive to how his court is perceived in the public. does it make sense to you that perhaps he took one for the team? you have charles on the left saying this is why roberts may have taken this path. >> it's plausible, but i don't...

Affordable care act from stealing your freedom. they will fight it in the states. states can't actually overturn federal law, but they can maybe, possibly be convinced to refuse to go along with it. that's what the republicans are trying to do. michele bachmann has joined 12 republican senators and 60 republican house members to send a letter to all of the house members, asking them, begging them not to cooperate with the affordable care act. it says the supreme court has ruled significant parts of the medicaid expansion of the president's health care law unconstitutional as well as ruling tha...