on its head all over again as the supreme court could ban mifepristone literally any minute what that could mean for the personal lives of millions of women and the political direction of this country. and where advocates for new gun laws in washington, d.c., have failed, washington state is poised to succeed. the governor there set to sign a bill banning dozens of semiautomatic weapons including ar-15s that governor, jay inslee will join me live in a few minutes to explain how he did it and whether he has any advice for the white house as the president tries to follow suit but we start with the 2424 campaign, entering a new and defining phase as nbc news learns that president joe biden will officially announce his re-election campaign next week, both parties have reason to be nervous about what the polls and the public are telling them. for the president, he will get in officially, while his approval rating is near its all-time low, just 39% but that same poll showed a p
By Cutting Police numbers, she accusesJeremy Corbyn of being soft on terrorism. Well be looking at whether the police and Security Services could have done more to stop the killings on saturday, when one of the attackers was already known to them. Also tonight. The first funeral of those killed in the Manchester Attack 14 year old Eilidh Macleod in barra in the outer hebrides. Six arab states cut diplomatic ties with qatar, accusing it of supporting terrorism. Last of the summer wine theme. And the actor peter sallis, of the Last Of The Summer Wine and the voice of wallace in wallace and gromit, has died. Good evening. Two of the three attackers on London Bridge on Saturday Night have been named by the police. Khuram butt, 27 years old, british, living in barking, was known to the police and mi5. He had been a supporter of a banned islamist Extremist Group and had been reported to the Anti Terrorist hotline by suspicious neighbours. But the police say they had no intelligence to sugges
they re showing up and rejecting it. i do think a lot of people were surprised in 2022 that the culture wars in general, but abortion in particular drove so many voters. who knows what s going to happen in 2024. will it be abortion culture wars again, will it be the economy? where does the messaging need to really resonate? honestly, it s going to be both look, i worked with the planned parenthood for six years, and we were trying to get people to understand that abortion is actually a critical issue. what we saw with the dobbs decision, people felt, oh, my goodness there is a right that i have that can be overturned. my constitutional right is no longer protected so they re linking that to democracy, and that s why you saw the results that we saw in 2022, and you know, i was thinking about this earlier today and how 2016 folks were talking about how that election was about the supreme court. we have a judicial issue here in this country now people are fundamentally seeing that. wh
away from another critical ruling by the supreme court. the most significant case since roe v. wade was overturned at the center of it, the future of the commonly used abortion pill, mifepristone, that accounts for how more than half of the people in this country access abortions, and the clock is ticking the justices have until 11:59 tonight to make a decision that would prevent patients from obtaining the pill by mail i want to bring in nbc washington correspondent yamiche alcindor this is the second time in a year the supreme court is going to rule on a major restriction to abortion access what r are you hearing on both sides of this rule something. as you said, this is a very big moment, and we re all waiting to see what the supreme court does right now we are in a holding pattern. we re not hearing that much from the both sides who are having their cases heard before the supreme court. what we do know, of course, is the arguments they made going into this. the biden administrati
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