for now , here in nashville, tennessee, austin ktvu faster news just reported. california voters will indeed decide in november on this very issue, austin. thank you. well, more americans disapprove of the decision to overturn roe v. wade a new politico morning consult poll taken after the ruling reveals that 40% of americans either strongly approve or somewhat approve of the ruling. 49% though strongly disapprove or somewhat disapprove, and the other 11% polls say they don't know or don't yet have an opinion court announcing another big decision, siding with the high school football coach. who lost his job for praying after games coming up tonight at 5 30 why the court says the ruling does not violate the separation of church and state. plus for me, it just it was really a question about helping it was something that i just felt like i should do. you might call themselves they saviors brothers turned first responders when a driver goes right off highway 17 and straight into a tree. and we had a pretty nice day today. temperatures were as warm as are going to be

in tennessee it is coming true all over this nation when i took office. we were losing hundreds of thousands of acres every year to the bulldozers. today we actually reclaiming more land than we're losing. that has been my goal since i became president. along with peace in the world and progress at home. there is no legacy that i would rather leave. than a permanent program of real conservation for this nation. everybody wants free. back in washington a new drama was unfolding at the campsite of the poor people's campaign resurrection city originally conceived by dr. martin luther king as a visible symbol of poverty in america. heavy rains and unrealistic demands brought mud and disaffection to what was supposed to have been a city of hope? the energies of its leadership were diverted from crusading against poverty. to restraining militant agitators during its existence the johnson administration kept a close watch over developments in resurrection city. high government officials including cabinet officers held meetings with the demonstrators to listen to

one of the most serious happened in tennessee. fox news, austin westfall joins us now live from chattanooga with details on the tragedy that took place there, austin. yes. so heather, whatlio fa investigating to be done. take a look at some footage from earlier yesterday morning when police were on scene. happens near a downtown bar and in addition to the three that were killed, at least 14 others were hurt, mayor tim kelly told fox's america's newsroom that this was the second recent mass shooting in chattanooga. six teenagers were shot and injured a little bit over a week ago. we know that it's a small group of people. fortunately that are causing this violence and chattanooga. i mean, against the last last 10 days, we've had 23. injured and tragically three dead, but unfortunately it is a relatively small group of people that would appear and we've had great help from our federal partners at the a. t f in the fbi, helping. hopefully, we'll have some folks in custody soon. now police say that gunfire hit 14 people yesterday and

that opposition is growing in tennessee or to the president's plans to change the constitution. kai side sat, a government suspended parliament, and his ruling by decree protested in the capital, accuse him of staging. a qu, south korea's military says north korea as far at least 8 short range ballistic missiles, office eastern coast to comes a day to the south. and the u. s. held a joint naval exercise showing as low as 3 astronauts into space on board at san ju 14 spacecraft. the crew will spend 6 months living and working on the core module of the tango orbiting space station. he'll be completing assembly work. the estimates return to the landing site in december. so those were the headline news continue here on al jazeera after full lives staterooms. i'm watching bye for now. mm. ah no, not a from with to me as an honest, with a view to what he said or to what the hell that the put up with that one is a shooting abuto to a my name is how i was abducted by the cia in 2004, a german citizen was kidnapped and tortured by the cia, the chamber with me into interpretation. a new documentar

chris was raised in clinton, tennessee, and graduated from clinton high school in 1980. he then attended tennessee tech university where he received his degree in business administration, business -- and business management. on july 23, 1982, he enlisted in the tennessee air national guard and he served his country for over 31 years, mr. speaker. with the 134th air refueling wing as a personnel specialist. outside of his military life, chris was known as a bit of a hometown hero for all the time that he gave to blunt county student athletics. he coached little league baseball, youth basketball, football and he volunteered at william high school to work with the baseball and softball teams assed field guy for over 70 years. the softball field is now named after him in honor of his many years of volunteer service. just a few weeks ago, on may 24, 2022, unfortunately chris passed away after a nine-year battle with lung canser with his family by his side. mr. burchett: i offer my condolences to his wife of 36 years, donna, his children, drew, jessica and jennifer, and of cou

tennessee, texas, oklahoma, arkansas, mississippi. we are seeing those folks already coming to us p. >> one state legislator wants anyone helping a woman cross state lines for abortion to be prosecuted. >> i am interested in protecting the life of all children not just in the state of missouri but across the country. >>> and a house ifddivided. >> how intense have your arguments been over this issue? >> well, there's been some words. some words you can't say. >> inside the debate between a mother and daughter. >> announcer: "nightline" will be right back. i'm gonna earn 3% on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. that's a lot of cash back. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin with breaking news out of san antonio, texas. a horrifying discovery. 46 people found dead in the back of an abandoned 18-wheeler. in sweltering heat

by an officer the suspects were able to leave the scene without being identified >>> in chattanooga, tennessee, another mass shooting took three lives outside of a nightclub two were killed by gunfire a third died while trying to run away when they were struck by a car. in total, 14 people were shot and two others were injured by cars >>> in michigan, at least four people were killed in two shootings, one in saginaw and the other in downtown grand rapids >> police say a 14-year-old girl was killed early saturday morning outside a strip mall in phoenix. eight others were injured including two women with life-threatening injuries. and in south carolina, police say a woman was killed and seven other people were hurt at a graduation party six of the victims were children the youngest is 12 years old >>> according to the gun violence archive, which is a group that tracks mass shootings, there were 11 mass shootings that occurred this weekend across eight states. 15 lives were lost in those incidents. >>> as gun violence continues to plague the nation, congress could finally take action this week a

it happened in chattanooga, tennessee. police say three people were killed in a least 17 were hurt during a shooting near a bar. thousand downtown chattanooga. investigators telling us several people were struck by a car that was fleeing the scene as well. investors held a press conference this morning, take a listen to what they said. >> at this time we can confirm 14 gunshot victims and three victims that were struck by vehicles that were attempting to flee the scene. three fatalities have been confirmed, two of which are related to gunshot wounds in one of which is related to injuries sustained after being struck by a vehicle. >> three dead there, 17 injured in chattanooga paid were talking about philadelphia where investigators say it's an active and ongoing case but hopefully we will hear more from police this afternoon, arthel, but no arrests have been made in either tragedy we will keep you posted. arthel: it saturday at night. he should be able to go to south street and have a nice time without worrying about this

a story of a tiny baby in tennessee born with serious heart trouble being denied a transplant allegedly based solely on his vaccination status . here to talk about the struggle of the little boy. we begin with that amtrak derailment in missouri. the very latest tonight. >> amtrak says going from los angeles to chicago derailed monday afternoon. it hit a dump truck blocking a public crossing. the missouri state highway patrol estimates 207 passengers on board as well as 14 crewmembers. estimates up to 50 people were hurt. video and pictures show that chaos after the crash, some of the train cars flipped on their side, passengers crawling out o them. listen to some people describe the terrifying experience. >> you heard a loud noise, and thought no, we hit something. then it was like slow motion. >> i grabbed the bottom of my seat and thought this is going to fall. we hit the point,. >> it is hard to comprehend. that i made it out okay with no injuries when the lady across the aisle from me actually had to get care plated out. >> ambulances and helicopters arrived to university of missour

and i'm sure lawford, the steward de nix constitution of tennessee, a won't mention est with islam as it's religion. but of belonging to an amr, which has islam as its religion. the oma and the states, a 2 different things. the european union is urging ethiopians government to lift restrictions on fuel supplies to the northern to good i region blocks one, the shortages were crippling. the distribution of emergency supplies, the and a half long conflict into guy has killed thousands and left more than 9000000 in need of food aid. more needs to be done. much of the blockade still louise. there is a need to leave the restrictions, especially on the provisional fuel on cash transactions. and soon bangladesh has sent troops to try to help millions of people trapped by flood waters and northeastern areas is the worst flooding in the region. and more than a century net is tanveer children ports from still at the government, struggling to get drinking water and food to those affected, shook her ollie is a live stock farmer for lost his home in the flood. he and his family have been living on

there is no better place to be than nashville, tennessee. with the faith and freedom crowd. i'm going to talk about politics in a few minutes, but i want to talk about something more important than politics. how many of us remember that if god is for us, who can be against us? let's get started the right way. second, i was thinking about this the other day. the presence of adversity is not the absence of god. we need to remember that today more than perhaps in any other day in my life on. that the presence of adversity is not the absence of god. i say that as a kid who understands adversity. i had two women praying to god that he was able to do exceedingly, above all, it was my grandmother who made a path for me. when i see the adversity, i know good times are coming. i was a freshman in high school, i wasn't doing very well. how many of you had a bad day? i had a bed seven years. i felt four subjects -- failed four subjects. it tells me god has a sense of humor. after nine years, i am not the only one failing civics. can i get an amen? the whole lot on the left have not fig

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and in tennessee, more violence. three people were killed and 14 injured when gunfire rang out just outside a bar in chattanooga. police believe multiple shooters were involved there as well. in all, more than a dozen mass shootings nationwide this weekend alone. an epidemic that shows no signs of slowing. abc's janai norman leads us off. >> reporter: the urgent manhattan under way tonight in philadelphia after police say multiple gunmen opened fire into a crowd, leaving at least two people dead and nearly a dozen others injured. according to authorities, officers patrolling south street heard gunshots. the panic and chaos captured by surveillance cameras as the large crowd flees the gunfire. >> officers on the location began to render first aid to the wounded. >> reporter: this individual show yo' appears to show a fight before the shooting erupted. one of the men died. an officer then witnessed a man firing into the crowd and the officer fired back. >> we believe striking him. the unknown male dropped his handgun o

nobody has been arrested. >> in chattanooga, tennessee, another major shooting unfolded. this in the downtown area. this time 3 people were killed, 14 others injured when gunfire erupted early sunday morning at a nightclub. several of those injured were not actually shot but were instead hit by cars as people panicked and tried to flee. a motive for the shooting is unclear. investigators believe it was an isolated situation. congress is back from a memorial day recess and new gun safety legislation is one of the first agenda items to be taken up this week. >> lawmakers say they're closer than ever to reaching a deal on new gun safety measures. if we reach an agreement. law abiding gun owners will not be impacted at all. >> president biden wants congress to go further by including a ban on assault weapons. the president acknowledges that is not likely to pass given the current political gridlock. senate majority leader chuck schumer says he wants to vote on gun legislation this week, but some lawmakers say it will take longer than that to be ready with a bill that can pass

even branson, missouri and nashville, tennessee will set a family back $585500 respectively. some people call it revenge travel, which is making up for all the travel that you haven't been able to vancouver base, travel agent, randy winters says the luxury market has not softened but budget family vacations are doing some belt tightening. the reality is. >> that hotel that was $150 could easily be $400 right now or 500. and that's very scary. what the y is over $200 in a city, you know, stand her grandchildren aren't giving up their summer of travel. >> but getting their elegance and pooh bear, some more bookings would be a plus. >> well, that was markie. martin reporting, according to triple a holiday. travel is up about 4% compared to last year. we'll take a break at 4.42. coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. the a's couldn't get a win in the big apple. we've got sports director jason dumas, us. >> with the recap, we'll be right back. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that mean

in tennessee, this is, ray pleasant for you. republican line. >> hello. this 18 year old, 21 year old to be able to have a weapon like the ar-15, this is kind of ridiculous. most men are either drafted weather 21 or older or, if they enlisted, at the time they get out there almost 21. >> let me flip. that when it comes to the way you vote this november, our guns a top issue or are there other things are to? >> yes, there are other things. i think this whole democrat mess that biden has created, we need to vote him out of the office. fear for, him something is wrong with you. this country is going down the wrong, way everybody knows it. just like mcconaughey said, basically what he said is what america wants. so, if the politicians are listening, listen to people like him i and put it down and words that people understand. but on the down thing. i am listed when i was 17, when i got out i was 23. i hunted with not an ar-15, i hunted with a three around 30 30. 21. you're kind of getting to yourself and you know you're doing. >> okay, let's hear from stephen

joining me right now is man himself, tennessee senator bill hagerty. he's a member of banking appropriations and foreign realizations -- relations committees. senator, thanks very much for being here. great work on panel this week. i want to get ott activity of the weekend in a moment and the supreme court decision, but first, i want to get your take on the economic issues. here's a question for you, because bloomberg is reporting morning that at the g7 germany is pushing back on the european union's green agenda. joe biden says he's doing everything he can to get inflation down. germany is pushing the g7 nations to walk back a commitment that would halt the financing of overseas fossil fuel projects by the end end of the year. this is according to brook berg this morning -- bloomberg this morning, and yet biden says he's doing everything he can to to get inflation down. >> it doesn't surprise me at all germany's taking this posture. they killed their nuclear agenda, and they've realized that it doesn't work. they're going back to reopening coal-fired

that's certainly -- i live in tennessee rick the tennessee legislature just lowered the age to 18 at which anybody can buy and ar-15 without any training and walk around and carry it, and so i do think really we should be doing what president biden said which is thinking about really hard about what kind of restrictions we want to put on guns but particularly people who are in this age group because they are at a higher risk, not only of shooting people but also of getting shot. >> all right. dr. jonathan metsel, really interesting conversation. we should look at what you laid out there in terms of the research and what the data shows. >>> first primetime hearing on the january 6th insurrection is thee days away. three men when know a lot about white house accountability are coming up next, john dean, bob woodward and carl bernstein rick we are going to be here. we'll be right i joined the distt attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the o

this time and philadelphia and chattanooga, tennessee. good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ also had tonight new details coming to light about the man accused of killing a retired wisconsin judge for the suspect allegedly carried a hit list of several high profile politicians. another tough weekend ahead for the white house with inflation driving up food and gas prices. yet another record high. the supreme court is back in session tomorrow. key decisions on abortion could come as early as this week. but first tied the latest on this to deadly mass shootings in philadelphia. three people were killed and others killed in a popular entertainment district. three people died 14 those hurt in a shooting in a bar near downtown chattanooga, tennessee. alexis mcadams it's live in our newsroom. >> police to believe a fight between three guys in philly led to the mass shooting in their downtown area. doubt new video shows that altercation at the center of this investigation you can hear dozens of gunshots running out, watch. [

tim scott: i know that there's no better place to be the nashville tennessee. i'm going to talk about politics in a few minutes but before that on to talk about something more important than politics. romans 8:31. if god is for us, who can be against us? i was thinking about this the other day. the presence of adversity is not the absence of god. we need to remember that today more than any other day in my lifetime. the presence of adversity is not the absence of god. i say that as a kid who understands adversity. growing up in a single parent household, we had a lot of adversity heard -- adversity. i had two woman on their knees praying to god that he was able to do abundantly, above all that we asked. it was those two praying women, my grandmother and mother, who made a path for me. but i see adversity, i know good times are coming. after -- in high school after adversity knocked me down i was not doing well. how many of you had a bad day? i had about seven years. i filled out my freshman year of high school. roja graffiti, civics -- i failed world geography

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i believe i did not say tennessee. so that is congressman rose, from tennessee. >> [no audio] >> -- from your vast experience, you know that. your story is not unlike many starting entrepreneurs, when they are trying to find capital. and i'm sure you faced unique challenges, and so very inspired by your story. the challenges that you faced both as a starting entrepreneur and with the disabilities you were working with, make me think about the concerns i always have when we are burdening business and industry with new regulations. i'm interested in hearing from you, because of your decades of experience on wall street. are there any rules and regulations that could be, let's say, right-sized or tailored to allow firms like yours to flourish? >> thank you, congressman. there are indeed changes that can be made and adopted in order to ensure that we got only -- not only foster disabled entrepreneurs and businesses, but that we become more inclusive of a disabled workforce. and i think that really starts with disclosure of

and jack claiborne, from dyersburg, tennessee. a gunner on that day. there was the stranger who handed him flowers. what do they say to you when they gave you the flowers? >> thank you. thank you. >> tonight, jack telling us, "i just hope that they never forget this. it meant so much to so many people. i hope that we don't get in another war. i'd be too old to go, but if i had to, i would." thank you for your service. >> thank you. appreciate you. >> and you know, that nonprofit group that helps the veterans return, forever young veterans, already planning to return for the 80th anniversary. and jack telling us, by the way, he plans to go with them. i don't doubt it. good night a shooting at a san jose library police are interviewing kids who witnessed it. you're going to hear from their parents and the police. i'm cornell bernard santa rosa declares today the start of fire season will show you how homeowners are getting ready? i'm meteorologist sandia patel summer, like heat's making a return this week. i'll have the forecast coming up abc 7 news at 6

our white house correspondent, not tennessee's main labor union, is on strike, to demand an increase in salaries and concessions on dooming reforms. up to $3000000.00 people are part of the powerful tennessee and general labor union. thousands of its members held a rally in the capital tunis. it's the latest crisis putting pressure on the government of president chi saeed. lead sivilton is in tennis with more. thousands have gathered in tunis in support to the general labor union, the u. g t t. it's rare that they come out with a general strike which started at midnight. and this includes all the public sectors. we've had a 96 percent turn out and that includes the whole, the transport section that have been no international flights. the courts are closed buses, major. the organizations like the national administration of not gone in to work that includes the national power and the water company. so pretty much the whole of tenicia is on strike. and to be nurturing to be a leader, gave a rousing speech, saying that the u. g g t is supporting their members who's very careful not to se

other shootings included one in chattanooga, tennessee. police cleaning up a deadly scene there near a downtown bar early yesterday morning. alexis mcadams is live in new york city now. >> that's right. the video you are talking about that you just showed you can hear dozens of gunshots in philadelphia. a busy night out and there were lots of crowds that ended up in chaos with another mass shooting. police telling us multiple gunmen opened fire into the crowd. a philly police officer opened fire and tried to take down one of the shooters. three people on your screen were killed and several people injured. three people murdered there 22-year-old, a 27-year-old and a 34-year-old. their families are grieving right now as investigators continue to search for the shooters. >> i'm definitely mourning for the family of christopher, alexis and gregory. we've been through some tragic stuff in my family. so trying to be there for the families. trying to figure out what is going to work for the city. >> this video shows chaos. people trying to take c

in chattanooga, tennessee, it was a nightclub. in phoenix, a strip mall. in mesa, arizona, a bar. in south carolina, virginia and texas, there were graduation parties. the list continues as pressure is building on congress to take some action on gun control where they have not acted before. this week the house oversight committee will hear testimony from survivors, including children and others impacted in recent shootings in buffalo and uvalde. we'll have more on that, exactly who you'll see in a moment. first, let's speak to cnn's polo sandoval. he is following it all. it's hard to track. let's start with the search for shooters in philadelphia. one of half a dozen shootings we saw this weekend. >> reporter: and important to mention here, jim, unlike those cold and calculated massacres carried out in buffalo, texas and arizona in the last few weeks, this started as a street brawl but very quickly turned into a full-on gun battle in a very popular district here in philadelphia. in the end, it left over 11 people injured, 3 of them fatally. as we heard from the police commissioner

ah, protestors on police, scuffle and tennessee are during a demonstration against them up kind of referendum on a new constitution. ah, you're watching al jazeera light from a headquarters and so far i'm dead in obligates are also a head's fears of food shortages and famine. the african union appeals to president putin to release grain supplies from ukrainian boards. like a difference between s h r, growing and turning, a desperate call for help from thousands of afghan refugees living in pakistan and i was i'm, i've been job it at the world heritage site eroticism marches. and i'll tell you how the st. jude inland wetlands system is slowly dying ah, protest her sense, and as you are rallying in the capital to nurse to denounce an upcoming referendum on a new constitution, the president classify it has been ruling by decrease in july. last year he dissolved parliament and replaced the electoral commission. fire has promised to introduce a new constitution that would be put to a referendum next month. let's bring an elective open, whose life for us in the capital soon as how widespread is thi

there are 2 other shootings happened in the states of tennessee. and michigan is the latest outbreaks of gun violence after 3, mast shootings and have renewed the cause for stronger firearm wars. bliss and peru have fought with anti government, protested, who wanted president pedro castillo to resign. government critics are angry about rising prices and accused left his leader of driving, proven towards bankruptcy, was to you, has been focused on inflation the pandemic and warn you. farmers in the brazil save fertilizer prices driven up by the war in the ukraine, or sending them broke. much of their supplies come from russia and by the roost, making them vulnerable to a conflict. thousands of kilometers away. on a community of reports from within populous farmers in southern brazil are feeling the economic branch of the warn ukraine. 3 months after russia's invasion, they are still able to secure fertilizers for their crops, but a very high prices or, but as you say, thought in all brazil is the world's largest soil producer, big good. and it's the

and jack claiborne, from dyersburg, tennessee. a gunner on that day. there was the stranger who handed him flowers. what do they say to you when they gave you the flowers? >> thank you. thank you. >> tonight, jack telling us, "i just hope that they never forget this. it meant so much to so many people. i hope that we don't get in another war. i'd be too old to go, but if i had to, i could." thank you for your service. >> thank you. appreciate you. >> and you know, that nonprofit group that helped the veterans return already planning to return for the 80th anniversary. and jack telling us, by the way, he plans to go with them. i don't doubt it. good night. announcer: building a better bay area -- moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> had to walk down over 20 flights. we don't really have much at all. >> in nightmare from the residence of one apartment building and it's not over yet. >> and they are not about to give up. parents are fighting to keep a school from closing. >> thank you for joining us. >> in the south bay, san jose poli

millions of homes across the tennessee valley. that's how you make sure you are not just energy independent but are energy dominant. the answer isn't raiding our energy petroleum reserve or relying on foreign countries for supply but tapping into the resources with which our nation has to be abundantly blessed. with that, i yield the remainder of my time. mr. johnson: that energy crisis haunts every american and see no end in sight because the white house will not reverse its policies. i yield to the great gentleman from florida, mr. bilirakis. mr. bilirakis: i rise to discuss the misguided priorities of this chamber. at a time when americans are facing extreme hardships grappling with the highest rates of inflation in more than 40 years, $5 per gallon, work force and food shortages and unprecedented crimes, house democrats continue to ignore urgent matters. for example, the majority scheduled three irrelevant bills for consideration on the house floor. the first allocated $1.3 billion in annual mandatory spending, mr. speaker for

i know that there is no better place to be than nashville tennessee. now i know we are here. i'm going to talk to some politics in a few minutes. before i talk about politics come i want to talk about something a little more important. how many of us remember, romans 31. let's get started the right way. you know, i was thinking about this the other day. the presence of adversity is not the absence of god. we need to remember that today more than perhaps in any other day in my lifetime, that the presence of adversity is not the absence of god. i say that as a kid who understands adversity, growing up in a single-parent household, poverty, we had a lot of adversity. i had two women on their knees praying to god that he was able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we asked or imagined. it was those two praying women, my grandmother and mother who made a path for me. when i speak of adversity in the state, i know good times are coming. as a freshman in high school after adversity had hit me and knocked me down, i was not doing very well. how many of you all have ever had

well the crew here at this t v, a facility along the tennessee river is working overtime, they say to make sure that they are meeting this demand around the clock and keeping those very important air conditioners powered on in savannah, tennessee, will not only ktvu fox two news inland areas could see high temperatures today. not as bad as what we're going to be seeing out east. but rosemary oroczo is here to tell us what we're gonna be looking at. for all across the bay area. yes, thankfully, not like that heat we experienced on friday, but temperatures will warm today, in fact, already filling it across the bay area. 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time, and that's what's expected for the second part of your afternoon as well. a live look care from ktvu across the oakland estuary towards san francisco got blue skies overhead air quality today is good to moderate and a view from up above. you can see not a lot going on out there a little bit of patchy fog trying to develop right off to the point reyes coastline, but that's about it. we've got a lot of sunshine out there

we want to go now to tennessee where an abortion ban triggered goes into effect in 20 days. the state attorney general wants to speed it up. let's mclaughlin is joining me now outside the clinic in memphis. liz, what are they up to their to shorten the timeframe? >> andrea, we are outside a clinic in memphis on popular avenue. it is called choices. it serves on underserved community here. most of the women that they treat our uninsured and women of color. this will disproportionately affect this group. in 20, days a total ban on abortion is going to go into place. that goes from the start of fertilization with no exception for rape, incest, between general harper. it is trying to get a six-week ban to go in effect sooner. it could happen as soon as monday. it is likely within the next week. now, currently, as it stands, there are already some barriers around abortion. there are requirements for counseling. it includes information that deters women from getting an abortion. and a feet 48 hour waiting period. noted, there is no period of waiting to purchase a firearm in tennes

got a statement from tennessee governor, reminding us trigger law in the volunteer state takes effect the 30th day after the supreme court issues the judgment 30 days from today the tennessee law doesn't apply to recipient of the abortion here's what the law does it will criminalize performing or attempting to perform an abortion, except in cases where it is necessary to prevent death or serious and permanent bodily injury to the mother, that from the governor's office in the state of tennessee each of these different laws which have been in many cases put on the books prior to today, pete williams reporting earlier today in 13 states trigger laws go into effect immediately i believe mississippi is one of those as is missouri where we heard from the state of missouri about particulars of their law new jersey saying we welcome women from across the country in need of abortion services, your rights and privacies will be protected here this whole, the playing out of this, eamon, there's a lot of work done on this the past couple of months law enforcement agencies, government entities, ch

and nashville, tennessee, austin westfall. ktvu faxed to news thank you. one bay area telehealth company is reporting a 5000% increase in demand for emergency contraceptives since friday's historic supreme court ruling favor is a digital health company that can provide birth control help in all 50 u. s states. company executives say women are contacting them in record numbers. now that rovi weight has been overturned. preparation for this moment we launched a and a standalone emergency contraception product offering, meaning that people can come to favors website hey favorite dot com sign up just in order to purchase emergency contraception or p b. favor was formally. it has an estimatd 200,000 current members. cvs rite aid and walmart are now rationing the plan b morning after pill after a spike in demand since last week's decision. cvs and rite aid are limiting purchases to three per person. walmart's limit is six. plan b is available without a prescription and is designed to be taken up to three days after unprotected sex. planned parenthood is discoura

from lexington, kentucky, it's 400 miles, from memphis, tennessee, it's 530 miles. and that's just one way. it's a busy morning at megan jeyifo's house in chicago. her husband is getting their kids ready for camp, and she and her colleague have a long list of women who need their help. together, they run the chicago abortion fund which helps women access care who can't afford it or live in states where it's illegal. sarah: we heard in hope clinic yesterday a lot of people coming from tennessee, kentucky, texas, oklahoma. what are some of the things people need in order to make that journey? >> definitely since the start of this year being 2022, each month we see folks from at least 20 states. we're supporting a lot of folks who are caing us, trying to figure out, can i be seen in my home state? is there a place close to me? or maybe they're just like, i know chicago. i'd rather just come to chicago and get care. megan: it can be as simple as, you know, over the border in indiana as a $14 train ticket. we have bought clothes for people who didn't think they were goin

one in philadelphia and one in tennessee. multiple gunman started shooting at each other and both of these cases, steve cruz has the latest. >> the long list of people killed and injured in shootings across the country is growing even larger after a bloodied night in 2 different states. began as a fun evening and one of philadelphia's most popular and busy nightlife areas turned deadly late saturday. all of a sudden. >> shots ring out. i come outside to look. c. ton of people think crazy. after that, the labelle fia police tell us 2 men and a woman died from numerous gunshot wounds and 11 others were injured when multiple active shooters. >> opened fire into a crowd of people. we're good part breaking then just hours later as philadelphia, investigators were still counting bullet shells and victims. another large scale shooting cut through the dark early morning hours in chattanooga, tennessee. this is a very complex situation with trying to determine exactly what happened at this time. we do believe that it is an isolated in

another large scale shooting cut through the dark early morning hours in chattanooga, tennessee. this is a very complex situation with trying to determine exactly what happened at this time. we do believe that it is an isolated incident. authorities tell us some kind of fight at a popular chattanooga nightclub ended in a hail of bullets and pandemonium. >> police say 14 people were struck by gunfire and the violence didn't stop there as clubgoers jumped into their vehicles to speed away to safety. multiple pedestrians were struck by flynn. drivers in the chaos. according to officials, 2 people died from gunshot wounds and a 3rd was killed after they were hit by a vehicle. this is clearly a tragic event for the families involved in the victim. so at this time, i definitely want to make sure >> that we extend our condolences and our thoughts to the families and the victims that are experiencing this today as the survivors of these 2 mass casualty incidents recover in hospitals. >> law enforcement in pennsylvania and tennessee continue to search for those responsible for so much car

another large scale shooting cut through the dark early morning hours in chattanooga, tennessee. this is a very complex situation with trying to determine exactly what happened at this time. we do believe that it is an isolated incident. authorities tell us some kind of fight at a popular chattanooga nightclub ended in a hail of bullets and pandemonium. >> police say 14 people were struck by gunfire and the violence didn't stop there as clubgoers jumped into their vehicles to speed away to safety. multiple pedestrians were struck by flynn. drivers in the chaos. according to officials, 2 people died from gunshot wounds and a 3rd was killed after they were hit by a vehicle. this is clearly a tragic event for the families involved in the victim. so at this time, i definitely want to make sure >> that we extend our condolences and our thoughts to the families and the victims that are experiencing this today as the survivors of these 2 mass casualty incidents recover in hospitals. >> law enforcement in pennsylvania and tennessee continue to search for those responsible for so much car

another large scale shooting cut through the dark early morning hours in chattanooga, tennessee. this is a very complex situation with trying to determine exactly what happened at this time. we do believe that it is an isolated incident. authorities tell us some kind of fight at a popular chattanooga nightclub ended in a hail of bullets and pandemonium. >> police say 14 people were struck by gunfire and the violence didn't stop there as clubgoers jumped into their vehicles to speed away to safety. multiple pedestrians were struck by flynn. drivers in the chaos. according to officials, 2 people died from gunshot wounds and a 3rd was killed after they were hit by a vehicle. this is clearly a tragic event for the families involved in the victim. so at this time, i definitely want to make sure >> that we extend our condolences and our thoughts to the families and the victims that are experiencing this today as the survivors of these 2 mass casualty incidents recover in hospitals. >> law enforcement in pennsylvania and tennessee continue to search for those responsible for so much car

backs news, austin westfall joins us now live from chattanooga, tennessee and austin. what are you learning about this investigation? yes so , julie so far well, police are telling us is that this might be a gang related incident, but there's still some investigating to do take a look at some of the footage from early yesterday morning as police were still on the scene. happens when you're a downtown bar and in addition to the three people killed, at least 14 others were hurt, mayor tim kelly here told fox's america's newsroom that this was the second recent mass shooting in chattanooga. six teenagers were shot and injured a little bit over a week ago. we know that it's a small group of people. fortunately that are causing this violence in chattanooga. i mean, again, the last last 10 days we've had 23. injured and tragically three dead, but fortunately it is a relatively small group of people that would appear and we've had great help from our federal partners at the a. t f in the fbi, helping. hopefully, we'll have some folks in custody soon. cars that were leaving th

scenes of chaos from chattanooga, tennessee to philadelphia this morning the mounting pressure on congress to act. and the science of progress now coming from members of both parties. >> we are talking about a meaningful change in our government. >> it feels to me like we are closer than we've been since i've been in the senate.

. >> one of those shootings was in chattanooga, tennessee. four died from gunshot wounds and a third person was hit and killed by a car. six teenagers were shot during a confrontation between large groups last weekend. in philadelphia, three people were killed late saturday night when multiple gunman opened fire in a crowd. the connecticut cinders says the senate is closer than ever before to getting something done to address gun violence. >> i think republicans realize how scared parents and kids are across the country. it is a test as to whether we can deliver at a moment of fierce anxiety. >> the package will not include a ban on assault weapons. >> during warm-ups, the warriors wore orange shirts. orange has become synonymous with gun violence awareness. the celtics also wore orange shirts prior to the start of game two. >> take a look at this sideshow. multiple vehicles took part. if i have checked could not get to a car accident because of another sideshow. people stood along the freeway. police were seen dispersing. no word on any arre