upadhyay: yes -- i assume? dr. upadhyay: that is an excellent question.california, as you suggested, california has a governor who is very supportive of reproductive health and women's health and abortion care. and so it could play out in several different ways in california. i think we will have to wait and see what the legal authorities say about that. kristen: i understand that 12 states that are pro-abortion might actually file another lawsuit, saying that the fda has been too restrictive with the abortion pill. is this potentially ending up in front of the supreme court, with the competing laws, or i should say, legal cases and possible rulings that will conflict? dr. upadhyay: i will say that the medication abortion is already severely over restricted, highly overregulated. there are providers who offer this abortion pill, have to have a special certification. pharmacies who want to offer this abortion pill also have to have a special certification. kristen: thank you, dr. upadhyay. we have >>> tonight, the winter storm warnings up right now in the

upadhyay: yes. i think there are several ways it could play out. medication. i think it will harm patients who need to have an abortion, many, over 50% of all abortions are done through the abortion pill, and it will significantly disrupt access to this medication. kristen: she says it is too soon to say how the judge closing decision might play out here in california about 12 eighths have filed a separate lawsuit claiming the fda is too restrictive when it comes to the abortion pill. dan: shipments of toxic rates for from a trail to rio mint and east palestine, ohio have resumed after being pause for an investigation. a total of 38 cars derailed in the february 3 incident, including 11 caring hazardous materials. solid and liquid waste from the site is now being shipped to specialized localities. the epa determined the air quality in east palestine's normal pit of the ohio epa is also installing water monitoring wells at the crash site to determine whether the groundwater is contaminated. kristen: who needs a car when you can drive your tractor to