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The republican party is moving right abortion. no more exceptions for rape, no more exceptions for incest. prosecution in georgia possible of the women who seek abortions, not just the doctors. the democratic party is moving left. it's not just like hillary clinton said, you know, abortion should be safe, legal, and rare. they're saying, this is a key part of health care and the government should pay for it. the parties have never been farther apart on the issue of abortion and that's what's at stake in the 2020 election. >> do you believe, jeffrey, all of this state-level anti-abortion legisl...

Particular, and so he could have also used that in his opportunity to come out and evolve on the issue if that's what they want to call it. it was very clear, especially since his campaign made a point to say he still supported the hyde amendment earlier this week, that when faced with the backlash from progressives as well as other contenders in the field, that's when they saw this would not be a tenable position for him and they had to reverse course. >> all these new laws being passed in various states, anti-abortion laws plus the new conservative majority on the u.s. supreme court, do you ...

Well, that bridge is still there today. still in use. you can still take the train across or drive across it. you can still walk across it if you want to. although there are no more tolls so if you walk it now, you can keep your nickel. the eads bridge has since been designated a national landmark, a living, working monument to the ingenuity and the effort and the expense that it took to literally bridge that divide across the mississippi between missouri and illinois on the far bank. and now that bridge, the eads bridge, is about to become a lifeline again for a reason that feels both very, v...

Abortion in missouri, upon the reversal of roe v. wade. the measure now returns to missouri's house of representatives for another vote on the senate's changes. if approved in the house, it will then go to the governor. the news comes just hours after alabama governor kay ivy signed into law a near-total ban on abortion in her state. alabama's bill outlaws abortion at all stages of pregnancy, with no exceptions for rape or incest. the only exception in alabama is if the mother's health is in serious danger. now, the recent surge of anti-abortion legislation marks a direct challenge to the supr...

>> it tells you a bit about kavanaugh. he took a middle ground, but certainly was with the conservatives, but we have a lot of these laws coming up, because opponents of abortion 3/4 emboldened by this nully solidified conservative majority. we'll see more of these cases come to the court. their hope is they justices, this court, if it doesn't overturn supreme court precedent will chip away at it, gut it. that's the fear of these supporters of abortion rights. last night was good news for them, but they're still very nervous, kate. much more to come. thank you very much. coming up for us, ...