on all the metrics casey was describing, casey fails. casey was not a great example of letting president stand. it rehashed rose reasoning. it overturned abortion decisions. it adopted a new standard on the law. justice breyer: you accept the way the special rule, the principles for deciding whether to overturn such a case as roe, you accept that. stewart: i would say yes in part, justice breyer. particularly when casey looked outward and some pressure, there was pressure on all sides. this is a hot button issue for everyone. that is why it belongs to the people. it couldn't provide a good enough example it was grew on principle. it has been very different than some of the others. justice sotomayor: there is a line that casey drew of viability. -- liability. with respect to undue burden, the right of a woman to choose, the right to control her own body has been clearly set since casey and never challenge. you want others to reject that and adopt something different. 15 justices over 50 years, or i should say 30's since casey, have reaffi

is reaffirmed in casey in 1992. in several other cases so a good judge will consider it as precedent of the united states supreme court worthy as treatment of precedent like any other what about griswold which was decided a few years before row the case where the court found constitutional right to privacy? can you tell me your views on griswold? center it's a precedent. it's now. 50 years old griswold involved the right of married couples to use contraceptive devices in the privacy of their own home. and it's 50 years old. the reliance interests are obvious. been repeatedly reaffirmed all very important factors again in analyzing precedent well, i think i'm going to stop questioning but i kind of sum up what you and i just talked about in regard to precedent. so everybody understands the principles that are stake here. there are two reasons why you can't give your opinion on these cases. one i believe is independence. and the other one is fairness to future litigants. is that the way you see it? it is senator if i

that makes casey a precedent on precedent. another example of that -- you might say there are other cases like that -- miranda. so miranda is reaffirmed a lot, but then in the dickerson case in 2000 chief justice rehnquist writes the opinion considering the stare decisis factors and reaffirming miranda, even the chief justice [inaudible] by the way, had been a fervent critic of miranda throughout his career, he decided that it had been settled too long, had been president too long, and he reaffirmed it -- >> [inaudible] i'm -- >> sorry to interrupt. >> i'm sorry to interrupt. >> i want to switch subjects, and one last question. what would you say your position today is on a woman's right to choose? >> as a judge -- >> as a judge? >> as a judge it is an -- important president of the >> senator, again, i would tell supreme court, i'm in roe v. wade and planned parenthood versus casey, been reaffirmed >> as a judge -- >> as a judge? many kinds. casey's precedent >> as a judge it is an on precedent, which itself is important presi

the dramatic end to the nationwide manhunt for fugitives vicky white and casey white. the former corrections officer taking her own life. >> it was a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> what we're now learning about their final days on the run. >> we got a dangerous man off the street today. >>> plus, baby is back. jennifer gray reprizing her role in "dirty dancing." >> i am playing baby. i hope they don't call me bubby at this point. >> what she's now saying about her tense relationship with patrick swayze. what it took to convince him to say that iconic line. >> famous movie line. >> adamant. >>> and stand fby ukraine. version of the classic song to kyiv. >> "nightline" will be right back. scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my boyfriend doug. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed

cops say escapy casey white is extremely dangerous. they say assistant director of corrections, vicky white, helped him escape on friday they don't know if she helped willingly or the inmate coerced her in some way they don't understand his office just released this surveillance video it shows vicky white, the corrections officer, leading a handcuffed and shackled casey white out of jail on friday before she drove them away eventually they ditched that patrol car cnbc's valerie castro is live in florence, alabama, with the latest on the investigation and that manhunt valerie. >> reporter: shep, there was some confusion earlier today when a flier meant only for law enforcement was accidentally released by a local police department on social media they thought they were helping by getting some extra information out there. that flier contained photos of an suv that the couple was confirmed to last have been driving in, but the sheriff now fears they may have ditched that vehicle now that that information was made public. the u.s. marshal

>> well, pamela, he said he didn't see any humanity in casey white. this all dates back to 2015 here in limestone county, alabama when casey white went on quite the crime spree, and he was convicted on multiple charges, including attempted murder and kid naps, and one of his victims was a man by the name of josh guillen. we spoke with him. he is a father, a husband, and he's trying to put all of this behind him but they can't now because the name casey white sever where and he's reliving what happened to him. he said that casey white sold his firearm from his truck and then used that gun to commit other crimes. he says that he was in the courtroom when casey white was testifying, and this is what he had to say. take a listen. >> yes. they were questioning, and it was just more of a shrug, you know, and they are asking him did he try to kill her, shoot at her? and he's like yeah, whatever. it was unreal to me, i mean, just -- i could not imagine talking about such a thing with such just absolutely no care. i mean, he did not have any -- any remorse at

but i'm sure forensics will term that. >> when officers did get to casey, casey white, when he came out vehicle, he reportedly told law enforcement to, quote, help my wife, and said that she shot herself in the head. is it clear to you why he would call her his wife? >> not really. i don't understand that. maybe they assumed that that was their relationship now, husband and wife. it could have been a ploy on his part just to, you know, distract, you know, the officers thinking maybe they wasn't sure who they were. i don't know. obviously, i don't know what was going through his head. >> u.s. marshal matt keely also said that they saw vicky wearing a wig when exiting the hotel they were staying in. do you think that you will get a clear answer to as to why she did what she did? or do you think that considering what happened that we will never get -- >> i feel like that answer is going to go to her grave with her. you know, as i said, we've known vicky a long time and this is just -- this whole fiasco is just totally so out of character for her. her friends, her family, i mean, you know,

wade and casey v. planned parenthood does not do almost any of the things that are recited on the parade of horribles, that those who are condemning this decision already have recited. among the more frequent and perplexing arguments is that the overturning of roe v. wade and casey v. planned parenthood somehow signals or will result in the demise of democracy, nothing could be further from the truth. in fact, it's difficult to understand how anyone could even make this argument with a straight face. i don't mean here -- i'm not referring to their underlying position. i'm referring to the specific argument that this somehow represents a threat to democracy. quite the opposite is true, mr. president, by overturning roe v. wade and casey v. planned parenthood, the very thing it will be allowing is for the democratic process to unfold, for people to make laws as they deem fit in their respective states. you see, all powers not granted by the constitution to the federal government and not prohibited by the

casey. stating that they quote must be overruled and the authority to regulate abortion must be returned to the people and their elected representatives, close quote. noting correctly that the constitution neither explicitly nor implicitly protects a right to abortion. every human life, born and unborn, has immeasurable dignity and worth, each unrepeatable and infinitely valuable. the lives of an unborn baby and her mother, and her father, matter. and the court overturning prior residence such as roe and casey is not unprecedented. not at all. in fact, somest of the courts mt consequential and lauded decisions overturned prior rulings. justice alito compared the damage brought by roe under the separate but equal doctrine created in plessy versus ferguson. now thankfully, the supreme court of the united states in brown v. board of education overturned plessy putting an into racially segregated schools. just as it appears now poised to overturn the erroneous decisions in roe and in casey. the

casey white in custody. cnn has the latest. >> it ended the way that we knew it would. >> reporter: a defiant sheriff detailing what happened when u.s. marshals captured corrections officer vicki white and inmate casey white. first, this f-150 truck and casey white spotted at a car wash in indiana reported to alabama authorities sunday night. >> after the vehicle was located a while back, we at least knew they may have been in our area. but i couldn't believe that they had remained here. >> reporter: monday u.s. marshals found them in a hotel in evansville. that's when marshals say the two fled police in a gray cadillac. casey white was driving, vicki white in the passenger seat. u.s. marshals pinned the car and this ended up in a ditch. casey casey surrendered vicki white had a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. she died from the injuries monday night. casey white will be brought back to alabama for his arraignment. he's expected to return to the same place from where he escaped more than ten days ag

it casey refers to a lesser known 1992 supreme court case called planned parenthood the casey, which had major consequences for abortion rights in the united states. since then, whenever anyone talks about abortion rights or invokes roe in reference to abortion, what's it has really meant is 1973's row, plus the stipulations that were established in 1992's casey. and casey has a complicated legacy. it at once saved abortion rights and we can rose protections, because a group of supreme court justices literally compromise the protections of role in order to prevent another group of justices from cutting or many completely. many initially initially suspected that the supreme court was set to undo abortion rights after the oral arguments were heard in casey. but, afterwards, a trio of republican appointed justices. antony kennedy, sandra day o'connor and david souter worked to salvage abortion rights. casey reaffirmed rose findings that women had the right to obtain an abortion, as granted by protections in the constitution. when roads that clay standards of when the government could or

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vickie will handle it one way, casey will handle it another way. the way they handle it, they will collide with one another. there's no question about it that the stress will create problems in that relationship. casey has been described as someone that lacks empathy, that has no remorse for what they do. those are very concerning words for me because that suggests when things do start to go sideways, it will be all about him and how he's doing and how he's responding and what's best for him, and it will not be about vickie. she's about to recognize that in the upcoming day or week. >> to escape, he obviously needed vickie's help and her money. we know she sold her house under market value, she even made up a mental elgt evaluation she said she would receive the day they escaped. now that they are out, what does he need her for, and does that put her in danger? >> in my opinion, she is absolutely in danger. she completely underestimated this man. she does not know him the way she thinks she knows him. she underestimated the -- the danger that he pr

that was nick, talking to casey - was nick, talking to casey neistat. earlierwe was nick, talking to casey neistat. earlier we talked about the importance of olympic site having a legacy and being accessible to the wider community. in way that is happening here in london is that, that purple cycle up there, means that this place is one of the new stops on a new train line that crosses london. originally called crossrail, work started in 20 —— 2009 but has since been renamed the elizabeth line. opening just in time for the queens platinum jubilee. but before the public got on board, paul carter went for a sneak preview.— for a sneak preview. please, mind the _ for a sneak preview. please, mind the doors! _ this is the elizabeth line. london and the south—east of england's first new railway in a generation. it is also the uk's first newly built fully digital railway. and as click�*s resident train enthusiast, i was lucky enough to be one of the first people to ride the newest stretch of track. it has finally opened to the public, operating as th

and i think i hooked her goodbye. >> it was late when casey returned. and almost immediately fell asleep. >> what do you remember next? >> it literally felt like i put my head on the tip pillow and two seconds later the door is open. dads out the door freaking out. >> and seconds later -- >> 9-1-1, your merge and see? >> the duenas family was about to discover that perfectly ordinary evening had ended in tragedy. coming up. >> she's got blood everywhere. everywhere. >> a dad devastated. is one tragedy about to become too? >> i remember him coming in the door just collapsing. >> when dateline continues. crowd control- have a nice day alex (thanks ms. ellen) ...taking the stairs. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause allergic

he represented casey white from 2019 through early 2020 for the 2015 crime spree that landed casey white 75 years in prison. dale, thank you for being with us. i just wonder what you're thinking about how this all ended. >> good morning, thanks for having me. my first thought was i was happy that it didn't end as violently as i thought it would. we are definitely sad that vicky white took her life at the end of that. but i'm happy no one else was injured in that apprehension. >> so, as i mentioned you represented casey white from 20 n between and 2020. this had to do with a carjacking and a police chase. can you tell us about casey white, what was his state of mind when you were working with him? >> well so, when i worked with casey, he had been incarcerated for many years. he was medicated on the anti-psychotic medication, dealing with him at that time he was a pretty rational reasonable human being at that time. however, watching the video of his apprehension, of his interview with law enforcement at that time, he was a completely different person back when he was off his medication. a

justice alito writes --s where we hold that roe and casey must be overturned. it is time to heed the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representative. >> this is a stunning breach of supreme court confidentiality, of secrecy of the traditions of the court and one clearly designed to get a public reaction. it's a crisis for the court because the court's authority comes from the notion that those justices deliberate and come to a conclusion and they don't play politics. they don't play public opinion. >> reporter: overnight planned parenthood tweeting, this is a draft opinion. it's outrageous, unprecedented but it is not final. abortion is your right and it is still legal. senate majority leading chuck schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi issuing a joint statement referencing justices like brett kavanaugh and neil gorsuch who wrote roe is settled law and saying they have lied to the u.s. senate, ripped up the constitution and defiles both precedent and the supreme court's reputation all at the expense of tens of millions of w

cnn's nadiamiro on casey white's violent past. >> reporter: casey white is scheduled to stand friel tr capital murder trials related to the 2015 death of connie ridgeway this summer. last friday he escaped forcing ridgeway's family including her son through a roller coaster of emotions. >> my feelings are all over the place. not sleeping well. >> reporter: white's criminal history date bax to 2010. court documents allege he beat his brother in the face and head with a ax hedge hammer handle landing him in prison in 2012. he was released nearly four years later. in october, 2015, connie ridgeway was murdered in her apartment in lauderdale county alabama. police questioned white at the time but did not charge him. and just months later, in december, white went on a crime spree that included a home invasion, carjacking and a police chase. he was indicted on 15 counts in march 2016 and later convicted on seven of those charges, including attempted murder and robbery. he was sent to prison with his first possibility of parol in 2061. but in 2020, lauderdale county district attorney says whi

casey. we will get response from the lawyer who are good casey, kathryn "kitty" kolbert, and author micheleoodwin of "policing the womb." ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now! co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the supreme court has voted to overturn abortion rights, this according to a leaked draft opinion published monday night by politico. the document is an internally circulated majority draft opinion that was written by justice samuel alito that would strike down roe v. wade, the landmark decision that guarantees federal constitutional protections of abortion rights for half a century. in the draft, alito also moves to overturn planned panthood v. casey, a 1992 decision credited with upholding roe v. wade, writing -- "roe was egregiously wrong

casey white is in custody. no law enforcement officers fired any shots, police say, and authoritie will move to extradite the pair to alabama. >> gabe gutierrez with that late-breaking news, thank you. >>> let's turn to the display of military might in moscow, president vladimir putin marking victory day, commemorating the defeat of nazi germany and in a speech, putin defending russian actions in ukraine against what he called neo-nazis. keir simmons is in moscow and a viewer note -- russia is cracking down on journalists and limiting what reporters can say under threat of imprisonment >> reporter: a victory day parade without a victory. but an uncompromising message. 11,000 marching through red square followed by tanks and nuclear-capable missiles russia's annual military parade commemorating the soviet victory over nazi germany and among the salutes, soldiers straight from the conflict in ukraine. "we are fighting for our motherland, for our future," president putin told them, while blaming nato and ukraine f

casey white surrendered. this has ended a very long and stressful and challenging week and a half. >> reporter: the duo captured after a tip. that pursuit ending in a wreck. >> vicky white has been transported to the hospital. >> reporter: this just hours after confirming a new sighting, releasing these images showing a ford f-150 pickup truck believed to have been used by the duo. it was taken almost a week ago, on may 3rd, at a car wash in indiana, about 175 miles away from middle tennessee, where authorities believe the duo ditched another vehicle on the same day they went missing. and today, new charges of forgery and identity theft filed against vicky white. the sheriff says she bought that ford edge with an alias. the 17-year veteran last seen in this video checking out of a hotel moments before she left the detention center with that inmate, all under the guise of a court appointment that never existed. >> elwyn lopez joining us live from where this all began in alabama. and elwyn, there's late details

casey white appearing video in front of a court judge. we have just been hearing from the sheriff in indiana where sam brock is. what are you hearing? >> reporter: we certainly got some brand new details here in this press conference within the last 30 minutes, including the fact that casey and vicky were here for a week according to the sheriff. they had prepaid two weeks time at a local motel. you might be thinking if you ditched a car and being spur sued by u.s. marshals, why would you stay in the same area that you have been for a week plus on end. but apparently, that's exactly what their strategy was. we also learned that ramming the car in the middle of that pursuit yesterday likely prevented a shootout from happening. because he held up a poster of all the weapon thas found inside of their car. five including an ar-15. and in interrogation, casey told investigators he absolutely was planning on getting in a shootout and wanted to die suicide by cop to borrow a turn of phrase there. this had all the hallmarks of a very dangerous si

-year-old. >> casey, did you kill vicky white? >> reporter: overnight, the escaped convict, in bright yellow prison garb, extradited to alabama, appearing before a judge and charged with escape in the first degree. >> i've got every confidence that he won't get away again. >> reporter: and tonight, questions remain about why vicky white, who had an exemplary career in corrections, would herself become a criminal. >> i think vicky white was -- probably dreading having to come back and face her family and friends after what she'd done. >> reporter: and david, in attendance at that late night hearing, the family of connie ridgeway, the woman casey white is accused of killing. david? >> alex perez tonight back in indiana. thank you, alex. >>> tonight, defense secretary lloyd austin with a new warning for voladimir putin. secretary austin saying putin doesn't want a conflict with nato, saying this is a fight he doesn't want. here's our senior foreign correspondent ian pannell in kharkiv, ukraine's second-largest city, again tonight. >>

just asse it appears and overtun the decisions in row and casey. the opinion is it's well reasonedgr and grounded. it also mean in states across the country including in my state of utah. hundreds of thousands of unborn children. children who could not be protected by state law due to restrictions placed on them by an invented nonexsissant constitutional doctrine. i have the chance of being protected. this is on the course of which states make w which decisions regarding the protections of human life. as americans we must not and we forget what is at stake. we recognize the sanctionty of human life-like myself and majority of utah. we mustls also recognize. this is not the end of the chapter in american history. it has not been done to overturn roe. getting, to this point. the point that the court apparently reached this miens this discussion can finally begin. it's been closed out and debatable matters have been rendered beyond debate. this is a post roe america. this is why overturning row matters. the returning of this to the 50 states as the co

much casey white is being held right now. good morning again, alex. >> there morning vicky white and capital murder suspect casey white is dead. after both were taken into custody. white immediately sent back to jail. the urgent 11-day nationwide manhunt now over. they zeroed in on the pair 219 is miles from florence, alabama. the cover blown after a tip from a citizen who spotted nem a hotel. >> they're still inside the vehicle. with he could hear her on the line saying she had her finger on the trigger. >> how is it determined it was self inflicted, sir? >> at this point in time when we made the arrest yesterday afternoon and taking casey white into custody, upon his surrender, he said help my wife. she just shot herself. there's an ongoing investigation to determine just that, but that's the information that we were given from casey white. they're trying to get casey white back into the authorities in alabama. >> the white house said that the fda is prioritizing the issue and helping manufacturers to stock shelves. >> good

casey white is now back in custody and i cannot express enough to the u.s. marshal task force, for the assistance they've been in this. their agents are the ones that were involved in the pursuit. my team of investigators who worked diligently alongside the task force. all the other partners and players in this. the least of which is not the media. you guys have made this happen. you've kept this story out there. you've kept it on everybody's mind. and the tips, what led us to the arrest and then the capture of them today was a tip that came from citizens and they call those tips in because the coverage y'all have provided. you don't know how much i personally appreciate the way you have helped us in this case. we got a dangerous man off the street today. he is never going to see the light of day again. and you know, that's a good thing for not just our community, but that's a good thing for this country. so thank you very much for your help. i'll be glad to take a few questions. don't know. just know she's been transported to the hospital for treatment. the

how authorities track down vicky white and casey white. >>> supreme court safety. why family members of the justices could receive security of their own. >>> victory day parade. russia's president defends the invasion of ukraine. >>> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking developments in the capture of a fugitive inmate who was the subject of a nationwide search and the fate of the former corrections officer who allegedly helped him escape. authorities say officer vicky white shot and killed herself yesterday as police caught up with the two in indiana. the inmate, casey white, surrendered and is back in custody. the manhunt came to an end when u.s. marshals crashed into their vehicle during a chase. bradley blackburn is in new york with the very latest on this story. bradley, good morning. >> good morning. this search had all the details of a hollywood movie and the central mystery of why that officer may have helped a violent inmate go on the run. now with her death, we may never fully know. >> reporter: the 11-day manh

. - [casey] [laughing] no! - i was just playin', i was just playin, i was just.. - giving me anxiety attack. [bell ringing] oh, we're about to stop. - we cannot stop, what are you talking about? [slow piano music] - his cousin and me has been best friends since ninth grade, and in 10th grade, his cousin's little sister was like, "you should follow this dude on instagram." and i said, "okay", and i thought he was so cute. and i was like, waiting for him to post something for me to like, and he posted a 'to be honest', i was like, at him. then he liked my 'to be honest', so i was like, "to be honest, you cool, but i don't know you". and then we just started from there. and had a girl message me and saying "are y'all talking?" and i was like, "no". so i texted him, i said, "are you talking about me?" and he said, "no." and then he gave me this number. we started dating about a month after that. [both laughing] you always have some old people that kind of looks at you like, "y'all aren't supposed to do that." and i

the man in the image was believed to be casey white. abc's elwyn lopez leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities announcing an end to the 11-day manhunt for capital murder suspect and former corrections officer vicky white. >> u.s. marshals were in pursuit of a black ford pickup, i think it was a ford f-150. casey white was driving that vehicle. vicky white was a passenger. during the pursuit, the pickup truck wrecked. casey white surrendered. >> reporter: the duo captured after a tip. that pursuit ending in a wreck. >> vicky white has been transported to the hospital. >> reporter: this just hours after confirming a new sighting, releasing these images showing a ford f-150 pickup truck believed to have been used by the duo. it was takenon may 3rd at a car indiana, about 175 miles away from middle tennessee, where authorities believe the duo ditched another vehicle on the same day they went missing. and today, new charges of forgery and identity theft filed against vicky white. the sheriff says she bought that ford edge w

these are the latest images of escaped murder suspect casey white now on the run after escaping from an alabama jail. also still missing, a corrections officer investigators say may have helped him escape. >> really the question we have lingering is, did she do that willingly, or was she somehow coerced or forced to help him? >> reporter: investigators say the officer, vicky white, who is not related to casey white, escorted casey to the courthouse friday for what was described as a mental health evaluation, but no such appointment was scheduled. by late afternoon both were missing. vicky's patrol car was found in a parking lot at a nearby shopping center, and her phone went straight to voice mail. >> it's just really hitting right now that, you know, it's like a nightmare. you hope you wake up, and it's over. >> reporter: vicky's mother tells our huntsville station vicky never mentioned casey, and she doesn't know if vicky was coerced. >> all i know is what we see on tv and what little they're telling us. he could hurt her easy, and that's what keeps me awake at night. >> reporter:

course, casey escaped from prison. take a listen. >> i mean, i just -- i was very, very satisfied that they had gotten him. gave him enough time, by the time if he ever gets out, he would not be able to do anything. yeah, i took security in that. definitely have lost a little bit of peace, the fact that he is out. i don't feel i'm necessarily worried about him coming here. the fact that he's out in the world is a terrible thing for society. >> reporter: a terrible thing for society, you heard josh there. he says that once he was victimized by casey white, that he started locking his doors. he moved, like a lot of the other victims. he's hoping casey is going to be captured without anyone being hurt. that's his wish at this point. jim, erica? >> wow. nadia, appreciate it. thank you. >>> still to come here, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says it is not necessary to designate russia as a state sponsor of terror. why our expert disagrees. drops for inststant moisture. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients. and no pr