Tonight, Arizona Supreme Court upholds a 160-year-old abortion ban, the impact on

women's health care in the state and the November election. Then is corporate America in denial

about a second Trump term?

They may like deregulation, but what about democracy?

Plus, new reporting on Jared Kushner's investment fund and possible conflicts of

interests if his father-in-law retakes the White House as the 11th hour gets

underway on this Tuesday night. Good evening once again I'm Stephanie Rule live from 30 Rockefeller, and we are now 210 days away from the election.

Today, Arizona Supreme Court decided to take the state back to 1864. It ruled that a century and a half old abortion law can come back into effect.

It bans all abortions except ones that would save the life of the mother, but those rules are a little bit hazy.

The decision comes just one day after Donald Trump proclaimed that the abortion law should be up to

the states, and it puts the issue front and

center in a battleground state that could decide control of the Senate and the White

House. Here's my colleague Laura Jarrett with more.

Tonight a legal fight over abortion in a critical battleground state,

fanning the flames of a political fire gaining ground towards November.

Arizona's highest court today backing a law that bans nearly all abortions

and carries up to five years in prison for doctors who perform one.

The conservative majority on the court reviving an 1864 law that laid

dormant for decades under Roe v. Wade. Are you kidding me? I mean 1864 was

before women even had the right to vote. We are totally going backwards.

66 year old Arizona resident Beth Bowman

fighting back tears.

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