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"This is all things considered for NPR news. I'm Mary Louise Kelly. And I'm wanna summers. It's been just over one month since the Supreme Court decided Dobbs versus Jackson, women's health organization. A decision that rolled back abortion protections that had existed since roe versus wade, and a decision that gave states the power to ban abortions. Kansas and Indiana are among the first to begin to figure out what abortion access will look like going forward. For more overjoyed by NPR's Sarah mccammon hi, Sarah. Hey, why not? So let's start in Indiana where a special session beginning this week has brought an abortion ban Bill to the fort. What is in that Bill and what is unique about Indiana's approach. So before the Dobbs decision came down on June 24th, more than a dozen states already had trigger laws in place. Those are the ones written to go into effect if roe were overturned. Others had older laws from before the rote era on the books or legislation that had been passed in more recent years, but blocked by the courts, those states all spring into action to try to implement those laws in various ways, but Indiana is the first to hold a special session following this decision in an effort to try to pass legislation on abortion in this new post raw world. So the outcome of this session could be seen as a bellwether for other Republican majority states that are looking at trying to push through new bands through their own legislatures in the coming months. And vice president Kamala Harris met with Indiana lawmakers before the start of the special session. And she referred to a prominent high profile case that's been in the media in recent weeks. This is the one involving the ten year old rape victim who came from Ohio to Indiana for an abortion several weeks ago. The idea that in some states a woman or a child would have endured such an act of violence and then to suggest that she would not have the autonomy and authority to make a decision about what happens to her body. Is outrageous. So let's dig in Sarah a little bit deeper on what's going on in Indiana. What exactly is being proposed in that Bill? The Indiana bill called SB one would ban nearly all abortions from the beginning of pregnancy as currently written it does include some exceptions for victims of rape or incest and to save a patient's life. And those exceptions for rape and incest are an especially heated issue in Indiana right now because of the highly publicized case of the ten year old girl from Ohio, who traveled there for an abortion after being raped. Here's an exchange between democratic state senator Greg Taylor and someone who came to comment on the bill, a man named Brian shrank, who described himself as an anti abortion evangelist. I asked you about
AP News Radio
Lone Mississippi abortion clinic seeks legal path to reopen
"I Mike rossia reporting the lone Mississippi abortion clinic seeks a legal path to reopen They are defeated put your foot on their neck Although Mississippi's only abortion clinic closed its doors Wednesday on the eve of a state law taking effect that bans most abortions pro life and pro choice protesters faced off outside the facility Thursday At the same time lawyers for Jackson women's health organization asked the state Supreme Court to block the new law that was triggered by the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in late June that overturned roe V wade The attorneys for the clinic argue that in 1988 the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled the state constitution has a right to privacy that includes abortion
WCPT 820
"jackson women health organization" Discussed on WCPT 820
"This administration knows that they have asked the court to do whatever is necessary. And that we are not going to ever be quiet. And so she's home safely. Audio courtesy of the Phoenix mercury. Griner is accused of possessing vape cartridges containing cannabis oil when she arrived at the airport in Moscow. She could get up to ten years in prison if convicted. I'm Donna water. Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin will be sentenced this afternoon for violating George Floyd's civil rights. He could get 25 years. He's doing 22 and a half years in a state prison for killing George Floyd, Chauvin's plea deal would have him serve the federal sentence at the same time as the state one and to serve it in a federal prison. A gunman shot a Detroit police officer dead last night and then was shot and killed by police. The officers had been responding to a report of a man firing gunshots. We are hearing that Senate Democrats want to boost taxes on some high earners and use the money to help fund Medicare. The Biden administration will spend nearly a $1 billion to upgrade airports around the country. Gas prices keep coming down, though they're still high, gas is four 75 a gallon this morning. This is a big news. The AP's Mike Gracia has the latest on the abortion controversy. Less than two weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court upended abortion rights nationwide, there's a scramble among left leaning states to provide abortion services and protections for women who are denied elsewhere. In North Carolina Wednesday, democratic governor Roy Cooper signed an executive order to protect abortion providers and patients from extradition to states where abortion is now banned. I will never back down when women's health is on the line. Colorado governor Jared polis signed a similar order as did the governors of Rhode Island at Maine late Tuesday. But in Mississippi, the Jackson women's health organization closed its doors Wednesday. Starkville resident Amanda black
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Abortion Providers and Advocacy Groups Face New Legal Barriers to Marketing Their Services
"Gracia reporting states move to protect women seeking abortion and providers from prosecutions elsewhere Less than two weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court upended abortion rights nationwide there's a scramble among left leaning states to provide abortion services and protections for women who are denied elsewhere In North Carolina Wednesday democratic governor Roy Cooper signed an executive order to protect abortion providers and patients from extradition to states where abortion is now banned I will never back down when women's health is on the line Colorado governor Jared polis signed a similar order as did the governors of Rhode Island at Maine late Tuesday but in Mississippi the Jackson women's health organization closed its doors Wednesday Starkville resident Amanda black Backwards
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"jackson women health organization" Discussed on WTOP
"The Lake county state's attorney's office has charged Robert cremo the third with 7 counts of first degree murder. The state's attorney in Lake county, Illinois, Eric Reinhardt, laid out what 21 year old Robert cremo the third is facing. These are just the first of many charges that will be filed against mister Kramer. I want to emphasize that. There will be more charges. His attorney says he'll plead not guilty. Vice president Kamala Harris spoke about the shooting during a speech at the national education association in Chicago. Congress needs to have the courage to act and renew the assault weapons ban. More protests and Akron Ohio. Over the death of 25 year old Jalen walker, who was shot to death by police last week. CBS is a lease Preston report. 8 agrin police officers involved in the deadly shooting of jaylen walker are facing an independent state investigation in Ohio. Police say surveillance video shows walker firing a gun from his car during a police pursuit last week. Minutes later, the chase turns on foot. Investigators say police body camera shows walker reaching down to his waist area before 8 officers opened fire. Walker was unarmed when more than 60 bullets pierced his body. Mississippi's only abortion clinic is set to close today after a judge refused to block a law banning most procedures correspondent Allison keyes has more. The Jackson women's health organization was hoping to block Mississippi so called trigger law, which says abortion would be legal only if the pregnant woman's life is in danger or if a pregnancy is caused by a rape reported to law enforcement. The clinics had a temporary restraining order that would allow it to remain open, citing constitutional issues. Two tornadoes hit Maryland last night, one of them and buoy bringing trees crashing down. Out of nowhere there was a loud rumbling, a white wall of wind came, and you could feel the house shaking, and the next thing that I heard was a boom, and this tree came right through my bedroom. No one was hurt. A tough concert for Carlos Santana in Michigan
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"jackson women health organization" Discussed on WTOP
"CBS News special report, it was a Mississippi law that all but bans abortion that brought the Supreme Court decision that removes federal protection of women's right to the procedure. So reaction from Mississippi as Dobbs versus Jackson women's health organization replaces roe versus wade as the binding decision where a pro life state, we've always been approved. But now we get to actually live it out. Christian nunos is president of the national organization for women. It's not a pro life fight. That's just not about pro life. This is about power and control. No argument with that from the president of the United States. State laws criminalize abortion that go back to the 1800s as rationale. The court literally taking America back a 150 years. Mister Biden promising to do what he can to make it easier for women to travel to states that continue to offer abortion services. CBS News, special report, I'm Tom fody. What happens next after the court's decision, Jessica Walters, law professor and dean of undergraduate education at AU. Tells WTO the ruling will cause conflict among states. Way that it will devolve is that we are going to have a patchwork system across the country. So if you live on, for example, the east coast or the West Coast, you are likely to have access to abortion care in your state. If you live in other parts of the country, you are likely going to have to travel to obtain abortion care. That, of course, assumes that you have the ability to leave, for example, your current family for days at a time. It assumes you have the ability to take time off work. It assumes that you have the means to travel. And it's important to note, too, that if a woman has to travel out of state and travel extensively for abortion care, the risks go up. We are also going to see unintended pregnancies increasing because we are also likely to see restrictions on contraception care in the very same states that are banning abortion. Once again, that's American university law professor Jessica waters. Meantime, many companies like Amazon, Starbucks, JPMorgan Chase and Dick's Sporting Goods say they plan to help pay expenses for workers who want to travel to another state for an abortion
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"jackson women health organization" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"In the city. At 40% chance of a shower or thunderstorm all the way through tomorrow, tonight, expect lows to be in the low 70s for tomorrow, upper 80s, low 90s, for the weekend. It's four O 6. This is all things considered ferment PR news. I marry Louise Kelly in Washington, and I melt the Chang in Culver City, California. The biggest change to abortion rights in the United States in nearly half a century is here. The court has done what has never done before. Expressly take away a constant right that is so fundamental to so many Americans that had already been recognized. President Biden reacting to today's Supreme Court ruling in Dobbs versus Jackson women's health organization. A ruling that overturned the landmark roe V wade decision and ends the constitutional right to an abortion. On the program today we will bring you voices from across the spectrum in the abortion debate and context on the stakes. Let's start with reaction from national leaders. Many Democrats, in addition to the president, are decrying the decision, including House speaker Nancy Pelosi. It's a slap in the face to women about using their own judgment to make their own decisions about their reproductive freedom. And Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer. Today is one of the darkest days our country has ever seen. Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Supreme Court to express outrage and sadness
WTOP
"jackson women health organization" Discussed on WTOP
"1 o'clock. This is CBS News on the hour, sponsored by nhtsa. I'm Steve Kate and the U.S. Supreme Court overturns the roe versus wade decision that legalized abortion in 1973. It's not hyperbole suggest a very solemn moment. Reaction moments ago from President Biden at The White House. Today's Supreme Court of the United States expressly took away a constant right from the American people. That had already recognized. It didn't limit it. I simply took it away. That's never been done to a right so important to so many Americans. Republicans, including former president Trump and former vice president Pence, applaud the high court decision, Pence says roe is now in the ash heap of history. Trump told Fox News, things would work out for everybody. CBS Linda kenyon in Washington says it all happened because of a ruling backing a restrictive law. The case involved Mississippi's sole abortion provider Jackson women's health organization, which sued the state after lawmakers passed a restrictive ban on abortions after 15 weeks into pregnancy with no exceptions for rape or incest. Rowe guaranteed the right to an abortion until the point of fetal viability. But Mississippi's ban would take effect far before that. Missouri is now moved to enforce a state abortion ban, Planned Parenthood clinics in Wisconsin have stopped procedures. The only abortion clinic in West Virginia is no longer performing them. Michigan democratic governor Gretchen Whitmer. My legislature is already introduced bills to throw doctors and nurses in jail for a decade. Obviously, I will be told that disgusting next step that they want to take. But this is how precarious this moment is. Legal analyst Lori Levinson says abortion laws are now going to vary from state to state. The opinion does mention that there's a rational basis test for what the states do. In other words, the states have a reason to protect the unborn fetus. And that might be a rational basis for eliminating or severely restricting abortions. That will be challenged in the courts. Anti abortion activists, Carol Tobias, is president of national right to life. Some states are going to have a battle for a couple of years because of a divided government and it may take a while to figure out what their law is going to be. So this is certainly not settled in any direction by any means. With things now changing fast, the Senate Judiciary Committee says it will hold a hearing on abortion next month, the recent polls have indicated a majority of Americans wanted to preserve roe versus wade. Wall Street right now, an up day for stocks, the Dow is a head 6 60. This is CBS News. Never miss a moment, top news from WTO 24/7 360 five. Listen on air on Alexa and on the WTO P
77WABC Radio
"jackson women health organization" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"I don't know about where you live Jesse but in my state the price of gas is so high that it would be cheaper to buy cocaine and just run everywhere No ruling today from the Supreme Court on abortion the court didn't rule on Dobbs versus Jackson women's health organization Dobbs is the case that could overturn roe V wade The Supreme Court ruled on just one other case today The ruling on the Dobbs case expected later this month or early July A British prosecutor says convicted sex offender Harvey Weinstein will be charged with two counts of induced assault against a woman in 1996 Weinstein's already serving 23 years in prison here in the U.S. for sex crimes and a California law firm representing 90 plaintiffs including Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles are seeking more than a $1 billion from the FBI this for allegedly failing to stop a sports doctor Larry Nassar who's serving 175 years in prison after pleading guilty to sexual assault Rangers looking to recapture the magic against the lightning tomorrow night the garden here is 77 WBC's Kevin Perez Yeah bob hopefully they can turn the tide around back at the garden where they have not lost since game one of the first round while outscoring their visitors 38 to 20 in New York the two two stalemate will be settled tomorrow in game 5 at 8 o'clock against the Tampa Bay lightning Now rangers head coach Gerard gallant did not provide any update on the status of center's Filipino and Ryan strome for game 5 but he did say that strom was quote real close on quote to playing in last night's contest hopefully that means that he can return sooner rather than later The 40 win Yankees look to continue their domination against the Minnesota Twins in a half hour with the mets playing San Diego when they're serious finale at around 9 40 tonight I'm Kevin Perez with your 77 WABC sports update back to you bob Thanks Kevin.
The Times: Daily news from the L.A. Times
"jackson women health organization" Discussed on The Times: Daily news from the L.A. Times
"Hardest part of it. I'm Gustav ariano. You're listening to the times, daily news from the LA times. It's Monday, may 16th, 2022. We will hear argument this morning in case 1913 92 Dobbs versus Jackson women's health organization. Mister Clement mister chief justice and May it please the court. Before the Supreme Court announces its final decision, the times is looking at the issue from a number of perspectives. Today, how Texas made it nearly impossible for.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"jackson women health organization" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"The biggest case in front of the Supreme Court is the Dobbs V Jackson women's health organization. This is the abortion case. This is the Mississippi case that outlaws abortion beyond 15 weeks. And of course, the court was sort of faced with sort of three options, a firm roe versus wade. Number two, uphold the Mississippi law, but somehow square it with roe versus wade and the third, knock over roe versus wade and along with that Planned Parenthood versus Casey, essentially return the abortion question to the states. And there was a leak that just came out in the magazine well on the website political. And the league not only says that the court has arrived at an early decision to overturn roe versus wade, but the decision is 5 to four that justice Samuel Alito has drafted the majority opinion, representing the 5 justices, and we know who those 5 justices are, so if I used to say that Roberts decided not to be in the 5, although I'll talk about Roberts a little bit later. A 5 four decision 5 votes to overthrow a row, return the matter to the states. And Alito drafted a lengthy opinion 98 pages. Now this is not the final opinion, but nevertheless, it is a closely reasoned, heavily footnoted detailed argument. And the whole brief was leaked. So the dissenting opinions appear not to have been written yet, and we'll talk a little bit about how that leak might have occurred. But I want to talk about how startling it is that the security around the court, because this kind of information by and large stays with the justices, and with their clerks.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Supreme Court Abortion Law Leak: What Happened and Why Does It Matter?
"The biggest case in front of the Supreme Court is the Dobbs V Jackson women's health organization. This is the abortion case. This is the Mississippi case that outlaws abortion beyond 15 weeks. And of course, the court was sort of faced with sort of three options, a firm roe versus wade. Number two, uphold the Mississippi law, but somehow square it with roe versus wade and the third, knock over roe versus wade and along with that Planned Parenthood versus Casey, essentially return the abortion question to the states. And there was a leak that just came out in the magazine well on the website political. And the league not only says that the court has arrived at an early decision to overturn roe versus wade, but the decision is 5 to four that justice Samuel Alito has drafted the majority opinion, representing the 5 justices, and we know who those 5 justices are, so if I used to say that Roberts decided not to be in the 5, although I'll talk about Roberts a little bit later. A 5 four decision 5 votes to overthrow a row, return the matter to the states. And Alito drafted a lengthy opinion 98 pages. Now this is not the final opinion, but nevertheless, it is a closely reasoned, heavily footnoted detailed argument. And the whole brief was leaked. So the dissenting opinions appear not to have been written yet, and we'll talk a little bit about how that leak might have occurred. But I want to talk about how startling it is that the security around the court, because this kind of information by and large stays with the justices, and with their clerks.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"jackson women health organization" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"We're living through extraordinary times and I don't mean that in a positive way. What I'm talking about is attacks on fundamental precepts, norms and institutions. Another way to put it is that the guardrails of our society seem to be toppling down seem to be coming off. In the movie 2000 meals, I'm obviously referring to the right to vote. But I also could refer to the right to speak, the ability to speak freely, the rights of conscience are under attack in our time. We can no longer count on equal justice under the law. The simple idea that political parties should not use the power of the state against their opponents. That's out the window. And now we have a massive attack on the independence of the judiciary. So I want to focus on that in the next few segments and explore the leak, which is the kind of news item, the leaking out of information that should be held very closely and has been held very closely in the past. So the biggest case in front of the Supreme Court is the Dobbs V Jackson women's health organization. This is the abortion case. This is the Mississippi case that outlaws abortion beyond 15 weeks. And of course, the court was sort of faced with sort of three options, a firm roe versus wade. Number two, uphold the Mississippi law, but somehow square it with roe versus wade and the third, knock over roe versus wade and along with that Planned Parenthood versus Casey, essentially return the abortion question to the states. And there was a leak that just came out in the magazine well on the website political. And the league not only says that the court has arrived at an early decision to overturn roe versus wade, but the decision is 5 to four that justice Samuel Alito has drafted the majority opinion, representing the 5 justices, and we know who those 5 justices are, so if I used to say that Roberts decided not to be in the 5, although I'll talk about Roberts a little bit later. A 5 four decision 5 votes to overthrow a row, return the matter to the states. And Alito drafted a lengthy opinion 98 pages. Now this is not the final opinion, but nevertheless, it is a closely reasoned, heavily footnoted detailed argument..
The Times: Daily news from the L.A. Times
"jackson women health organization" Discussed on The Times: Daily news from the L.A. Times
"Argument this morning in case 1913 92 Dobbs versus Jackson women's health organization. General Stewart, mister chief justice and May it please the court. Roe versus wade and Planned Parenthood versus Casey, haunt our country. They have no basis in the constitution. They have no home in our history or traditions. In anticipation of the Supreme Court making this decision, the times is looking at the issue from a number of perspectives. Today, the complicated story of how evangelicals mobilize around restricting abortion and one woman's place in all of this..
The Charlie Kirk Show
Is Roe v. Wade on the Ropes?
"We did know that the abortion case was taken up by the United States Supreme Court, the third branch of government article three, 9 justice on the Supreme Court in that way for a 150 years, the current regime wants to change it. And they want so essentially the issue is this is that Mississippi has passed a law that outlaws abortion at 15 weeks. The Mississippi solicitor general has decided to take that law and defend it through court, the pro abortionists, the people that are on the side that it's not a human life, it's just something else called the cells, the center for reproductive rights, they're arguing out in front of the Supreme Court. Now, I'll be very honest. My expectations were low. I'm a very pro life individual. I speak out about the scourge of abortion. We've done that on many different occasions here on this program and on our podcast. In fact, I encourage you to check out the Seth Gruber conversation from this last weekend. Connor, what great timing that we posted Seth Gruber when we did? We were holding on to that sets of dear friend. He is one of the most articulate pro life activists. I encourage you to check out that podcast, the best case against abortion you will hear. And I did not expect to have much action. I expected the justices actually Alito and Thomas I expected to probably draw a line. I didn't expect some of the middle justices like Gorsuch or Kavanaugh or Amy Coney Barrett to start to signal that they were somewhat sympathetic with the Mississippi abortion law. Now we have a lot of sound that I want to get to here. We have a lot of different kind of cuts that I want to get and the name of the case because you're going to be hearing this time and time again is Dobbs versus Jackson's women's health organization. Dobbs V Jackson and it's looking like for just kind of a bystander that roe versus wade might be on the ropes.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
"jackson women health organization" Discussed on Mike Gallagher Podcast
"Is going to be a revolution. You want to see what will happen. The revolution. Here's cut 8. This was senator jeanine Amazon, is a gene or gene. I guess it's gene, Janine. Jean shaheen. Warning, what will happen if the Supreme Court dares overturn their precious roe V wade? This infringement on women's rights on our privacy on the attempt to have state control of our personal health really is what we would see in an authoritarian state. It's not what we would expect in New Hampshire. I think if you want to see a revolution, go ahead, outlaw roe V wade and see what the response is of the public, particularly young people. It sounds like a threat to me if there's violence in the streets as she responsible. I mean, your cow's out of that bar and we've already seen violence in the streets. One 806 5 5 Mike, 806 5 5 6 four 5 three welcome into a December 1st episode of the Mike Gallagher show and the relief factor dot com studios. Let's start with Mike in Pittsburgh. Hey Mike, how are you? Hey, mister Gallagher, God bless you. How you doing? God bless you. How's it going? Good, good. Hey, here's the thing. And I respect everything you say. And I'm a fan and everything. But here's my problem. Nobody talks about what happens after. And I'm pro life and everything. But what happens after? The woman doesn't have abortion. What do we do? Where do we put the kid? Who pays for it? That's my number one issue. What do you mean who pays for it? Who pays for what? What are you going to do? Where are you going to put them? Put the child? Yeah. All right, so kill them. Right, so murder them? No, no, no, no. I'm pro life, man. Why can't they be real life when you're worried when you say what are we going to do? How are we going to pay for the child? Because everybody is saying, okay, we don't and I'm against 100% against it. But there's no plan for anything. What's the government going to take care of them? You know what I love? You know what I love? You know what I love about your call? Is it says on the screen you were gonna call me and try to straighten me up because you think I'm not thinking straight and you're saying what you're saying? You think you're thinking straight? You're pro life? Yeah. You're pro life. But nobody's nobody talks about the man's responsibility in this thing. Hey, I'm a father three. My dad taught me, hey, you got to be responsible. Nobody talks about the man being the kid, the boy being responsible as well. Everything's put on the female. It seems. I agree. Okay. Okay. But nobody talks about it. What does that have to do with whether or not a roe V wade is should be overturned or not? Because what happens next? Follow that out. Finish the sentence. What do you, what do you want to happen next? Because we have to start with teaching men to be the boys and be men be kids to be responsible. I know accidents happen. Mike, you're all over the road here. You're all over the room. You are. You are today. Stay focused. What should happen to roe V wade? That's what's before the court today, Mike, not whether the boy is going to be responsible, not whether men are going to be men, not whether the husband or the boyfriend should be involved. I understand what should happen to roe V wade today in front of the Supreme Court. I agree that it should be overturned. There you go. That's some clarity. All right, good. I'm glad you straightened me out. Thanks, Mike, but I appreciate very much your call. 806 5 5 Mike. Oh,.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Is Sen. Shaheen Threatening Violence Following Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization?
"Here's cut 8. This was senator jeanine Amazon, is a gene or gene. I guess it's gene, Janine. Jean shaheen. Warning, what will happen if the Supreme Court dares overturn their precious roe V wade? This infringement on women's rights on our privacy on the attempt to have state control of our personal health really is what we would see in an authoritarian state. It's not what we would expect in New Hampshire. I think if you want to see a revolution, go ahead, outlaw roe V wade and see what the response is of the public, particularly young people. It sounds like a threat to me if there's violence in the streets as she responsible. I mean, your cow's out of that bar and we've already seen violence in the
Mike Gallagher Podcast
SCOTUS Case Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization Could Overturn Roe v. Wade
"This could be an epic epic day in the history of the Supreme Court and indeed in the history of America oral arguments are underway in this landmark abortion case this is the most important abortion case in years. And the question is going to be how will the Supreme Court Justices maneuver or navigate through. Something they shouldn't even have to deal with in the first place? Will the court in Dobbs V Jackson women's health organization? Shuttle for a ruling that upholds a Mississippi ban on abortion after 15 weeks. Or will it simply do the right thing? Overturn roe V wade and return the regulation of abortion to legislatures in the states. That's what this comes down to.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"jackson women health organization" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Schmidt dot org This is morning edition from NPR news I mean Martinez and Culver City California And I'm Noelle king in Washington D.C. good morning Tomorrow the Supreme Court will hear a case concerning a Mississippi law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks That law contravenes roe versus wade and if the Supreme Court lets it stand that would effectively overturn row Yesterday I talked to Nancy north of the president and CEO of the center for reproductive rights Her legal team is representing Jackson women's health organization before the Supreme Court this week This Mississippi law was passed back in 2018 it directly violates roe versus wade What did it take three years for the Supreme Court to review it Well this has been making its way through the court since we filed suit just really moments after the law was passed It was easily struck down by both the district court and the Court of Appeals But the Supreme Court waited quite a long time to agree to take the case but we're here now and it's really a watershed moment about whether the Supreme Court is going to uphold long-standing protections for the individual liberty of abortion access that profoundly impacts women's lives help and future Profoundly impacts women's lives health and future you are talking about very high stakes Why is this particular case so important If Mississippi's law is upheld the only way the court would be able to do that would be to essentially overturn roe versus wade There's no consistency between the Mississippi law and row In fact Mississippi enacted the laws of test case to eventually seek the court to overturn roe versus wade Since the Supreme Court decision in roe V wade the court has been clear that the court holding a vote is that until the point of fetal viability the government while it may have regulations on abortion it can't ban it entirely It has to ultimately let the woman make the decision for herself considering all the profound health and life implications So the Mississippi 15 week ban is weeks before 9 weeks before viability and it sets up this test case about roe V wade I'd like to ask you a question about public opinion There was a poll taken by market university law school suggesting that 37% of people favor bands on abortions after the 15th week of pregnancy which is what this law essentially does Is it possible that the Mississippi law may be in line with public opinion on abortion in this country What's important about public opinion is that 70% of the American public don't want to see row overturn And indeed Mississippi voters rejected a person to the law when they had a chance to vote on it One in four women in the United States has an abortion So whatever people answer in the polls when they have to make the decision themselves the reality is every pregnancy is different and those who find themselves making a decision at the 15 week marker later have individual circumstances for that Mississippi only has one abortion clinic in the entire state and I know there are people who will wonder what would this law really change given that access is already so restricted Well it is true Mississippi does have restricted access There is just the one clinic in the state that we represent Jackson women's health organization And Mississippi some of the most restrictive laws in the United States A lot of hoops for patients to go through No coverage under Medicaid And so it is hard for women to access button based still do And the reality is if you take away the only clinic in a state people have to cross state lines And as we're seeing right now in Texas where unfortunately there's a law in effect that clearly violates vote versus wade doesn't provide abortion care after 6 weeks We're seeing people having to cross state lines This is the first abortion case that the Supreme Court has heard since justice Amy Coney Barrett was seated She's a known opponent of abortion rights Do you believe that will play a role in the outcome Look we are arguing before the court that really there is only one outcome in this case that's consistent with the rule of law And that is for the Supreme Court to uphold the Mississippi law I mean it is a critical moment for the Supreme Court including for all of the justices and they all testified about the importance to the rule of law of precedent and following precedent because it can not be politics or ideology So we'll be appealing to every single one of the justices to follow the rule of law in this case which has been the law of the land for almost 50 years When can we expect the Supreme Court to finish deliberating and deliver a verdict Well it has been the case in abortion cases that often it's not until the last day of the Supreme Court's term which is at the end of June So that might be the expectation here But the court is able to decide this case as well as the Texas case whenever they come to a decision after oral argument Nancy northup is president and CEO of the center for reproductive rights which is representing the Jackson women's health organization in front of the Supreme Court tomorrow Nancy thank you so much for your time Thank you There's been a changing of the guard at Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey the eccentric cofounder known for his dedication and meditation fasting in Bitcoin has stepped down Replacing him as a Twitter veteran few outside the company have heard of NPR's tech correspondent Shannon bond has more Jack Dorsey left Twitter once before In 2008.
WABE 90.1 FM
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"Wednesday at the Supreme Court Nina Thunberg NPR news Washington Tomorrow on morning edition will hear one view on that Supreme Court case from someone who represents the Jackson women's health organization That is Mississippi's only clinic performing abortions and a legal team from the center for reproductive rights will argue their case in court We'll be appealing to every single one of the justices to follow the rule of law in this case which has been the law of the land for almost 50 years It's really a watershed moment about whether the Supreme Court is going to uphold long-standing protections for the individual liberty of abortion access that profoundly impacts women's lives help and future More from that conversation tomorrow on morning edition If you're not by radio you can ask your smart speaker to play NPR or your station by name You're listening to all things considered from NPR news And at four 18 you're listening to it I'm members supported 90.1 W ABE I'm Jim Bert Glad to have you along this afternoon on the.
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"The night before Julie Rickman was scheduled to argue before the Supreme Court for the first time, she hardly slept at all. But it wasn't nerves that kept her up. It was a persistent fire alarm at the Washington D.C. hotel where she was staying. It went off again and again for hours on end she remembers laughing. Despite the mayhem Ripley, the litigation director at the center for reproductive rights who colleagues describe as unflappable, stood before the high court the next day to argue the first abortion related case since Trump appointed conservative justices, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh arrived on the bench. She left the oral arguments feeling confident and several months later she learned she had tallied up another win. The court cited with the Louisiana abortion clinic that Rickman represented, holding that the state's law put an undue burden on those seeking abortions, as was the case when they struck down a nearly identical Texas law in 2016. Abortion rights advocates breathed a sigh of relief. But all the drama of that march 2020 argument did just before COVID-19 shut the country down, pales in comparison to the pressure Ripley in the center for reproductive rights are facing now. On December 1st, Rickman will again appear before the Supreme Court to argue against yet another state law. This one from Mississippi that represents the biggest threat to abortion access that the country has seen in decades. Dobbs V Jackson women's health organization centers on a 2018 Mississippi law that would prohibit almost all abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. Unlike the Louisiana case that Rickman successfully argued before scotus in 2020. This law does not add requirements for those providing abortions. It seeks to outlaw the procedure entirely. The Mississippi law represents a direct unalloyed challenge to the Supreme Court's 1973 landmark decision in roe V wade in which the court found that people have the constitutional right to an abortion until the point when a fetus can survive outside the womb or about 24 weeks into pregnancy. That the Supreme Court agreed to hear Dobbs V Jackson women's health organization at all. Came as a shock to Rickman and her colleagues. But then the news got worse. The court announced it would not only hear the case, it would consider the question of whether all laws that ban abortion pre viability are unconstitutional..
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"Sentence statement by the Minnesota Democrat also sent her comments were not a moral comparison between Hamas and the Taliban and the U. S and Israel. Minutes. After Omar released her latest remarks, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the other top five House Democrat leaders issued an unusual joint statement making clear that they disapproved of Omar's initial comments. Leader said. We welcome the clarification by Congresswoman Omar that there is no moral equivalency between the US and Israel and Hamas and the Taliban. Bernie Bennett. Washington The Justice Department plans to scrutinize a wave of new laws pushed by Republican state lawmakers that ensure fair voting rules. Attorney General Merrick Garland is pushing the left narrative that the new voting laws restrict voting rights to meet the challenge of the current moment. We must rededicate the resources of the Department of Justice to a critical part of its original mission enforcing federal law to protect the franchise. For all voters, Most of the new state laws simply ensure uniformity and state access to the voting booth. That is governor Friday signed a law that would make Nevada the first state to vote in the 2024 presidential primary contests, bumping Iowa, New Hampshire. Their leadoff spots. More on these stories of town hall. Dot com. This is Hugh Hewitt for town hall dot com. Sometime next year, the Supreme Court will decide whether to continue to find the right to abortion in the Constitution or give up on it deeply misguided, half century long effort to do so. The court will have before it the case of Dobbs V. Jackson Women's Health Organization and the constitutionality of a 2018 Mississippi law that banned abortions After the 1st 15 weeks of pregnancy. The court will also be deciding on whether or not to uphold a poor decision made at the intellectual low ab of its post war. Era, the court made law had Roe v. Wade and Justice Blackmun's opinion was simply awful and its reasoning. In fact, I would argue the 1973 was the point of origin of the culture wars because in bro, the court seize territory reserved for the state legislatures. Will the court let us have peace at the cost of admitting that its ambition to rule was the real spark for the fires long burning? Wisdom and they expressed language of the Constitution Councils it to quit the field. I'm you hear it..
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"Costco until they remove this and right now, California Costco's are requiring masks. Steve Futterman, CBS NEWS Los Angeles Many states still trying to decide what to do. The violence isn't letting up in Gaza and residents like this young mom or frightened trying to come. Her kid was just simply hug them really tight and just tell them that's going to be okay and try to do the whole Acting off. We're going to be fine, and that's count. Let's count the bombs. You know when they're six another 10. Oh, my God. How many did you account? What is the White House doing to help end the conflict? Stephen Portnoy, The White House press secretary, describes the U. S position this way. Our approaches through quiet intensive diplomacy, Jen Psaki says U. S. Officials have engaged in 60 high level phone calls with their counterparts in the region. Many congressional Democrats have urged President Biden to call for a cease fire or to be more critical of Israel's response, arguing that wouldn't be constructive sake said only this we share an objective. Of de escalating the situation on the ground of bringing an end to the conflict. That's a no objective we share. The Supreme Court will take up a major abortion case and Mississippi Chan and Brewer with Jackson Women's Health organization says This should ring alarm bells everywhere. Know that this is gonna be a devastating impact. If this goes through for women, not he only here in Mississippi, but Everywhere at the close markets are down, down down 45 points. NASDAQ's down 57 s and P 500 is down 11. This is CBS News. Never miss a moment Top news from W T O p 24 73 65 Listen on air on Alexa and on the W T O P s good.
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"Hey, I'm Cajun topless. And here are four stories you need to know about today. As of this recording, we're waiting for a US response to the alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria. Trump said, quote, nothing is off the table, including military action from the US on Saturday aid workers and activists said a chemical weapons attack killed up to seventy people, including civilians. Social media posts showed men, women and children showing known symptoms of a chemical gas-attack. But these images haven't been independently verified Trump spoke at the White House on Monday after Russian Syria. Also accused Israel of launching an air strike that allegedly killed, fourteen people on a Syrian military base, both Trump and president Macron France vowed to take strong action in response to the suspected attack. The Bill. Cosby retrial started yesterday if you've been keeping up with it. Cosby was charged with drugging and raping, Andrea Constand in two thousand and four at his home in Pennsylvania. The judge had to declare a mistrial the first time. So Cosby's being tried again facing three counts of sexual assault. Moore, cues are set to take the stand under the glare of the metoo movement. Protesters gathered around the courthouse. One woman was arrested will protesting topless with women's lives. Matter written in red ink across her chest in a strange twist. The woman Nicole Rochelle had appeared on the Cosby show as a child according to her IMDB we'll be following this case closely. So stay tuned on BuzzFeed dot com. Slash news. The abortion rights, advocacy group center for reproductive rights filed a lawsuit on Monday, challenging dozens of abortion laws in Mississippi. A few weeks ago, Sierra filed an emergency lawsuit in response to a proposed fifteen week abortion ban, which is the most restrictive abortion law in the country. A judge blocked the law up until April thirteenth, which is well coming up both the emergency filing and Monday's mega lawsuits were filed on behalf of the Jackson women's Health Organization. The last remaining abortion clinic in the state of Mississippi among the loss challenged by Monday suit is the state's mandatory twenty four hour waiting period between an abortion consultation and obtaining an abortion. The suit argues that requiring two trips to the clinic, coupled with the delay Creighton undue burden on women, CR hopes, its latest suit will extend the block on the fifteen week banned until it's fully litigated. And finally, Illinois, democratic senator, Tammy. Duckworth just became the first US senator to give birth. While in office Miley Pearl. Bulls be is Duckworth. Second child, welcome eilly her office announced the news yesterday Duckworth is a decorated Iraq. War veteran who lost both her legs in combat. Her newborn daughter is named after Duckworth husband's great aunt who served as an army officer and a nurse during World War Two in a statement. Duckworth office said that she is quote one of only ten women since our nation's founding who've given birth will serving in congress, congrats for more on the latest stories, download the BuzzFeed news app and make sure you listen to this preping reporting to you as a podcast on your smart speakers and now as video on Spotify. Just look for BuzzFeed news.