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Problem is, the judiciary has decided that it can act above, outside, and beyond the rule of law, making itself the arbiter of life and death with Roe v. Wade. And neither the executive, or legislative branch can do anything about it, as we see.

Yes they can. The President can nominate and the legislative can appoint, Supreme Court justices who will overturn that decision. Lacking that, a constitutional amendment can be implemented, but that would require approval of the state legislatures as well (the President has no say so in a constitutional amendment by the way). That is the nature of the system of "checks and balances" set up by the founding fathers.