the ruling by the all republican supreme court in alabama has put into question the future of adf. adf is considered one of the best treatments for patients who would like to have children, but, and been able to conceive natural. well, i'm joined now by jo. we berlin's a law professor at the university of arkansas professor. it's good to have you with this. let me ask you, what is this ruling in alabama? what does it mean for people in the states you are already in the process of using ib, i've hoping that they can can see well, thank you for having me. um that depends on the clinic. and as you just reported, a few clinics are pausing temper, hopefully temporarily to try to figure out what the ruling really means. as of right now, what the ruling means is that the clinics do need to be more careful and make sure that they take care of any frozen embryos. because if, if, if any ambrose were destroyed because of negligence, that means the people whose embryos these were, those weren't or could see the clinic for wrongful death. now, now that the alabama supreme court said the embryo is a

including east tourism and occupation lasting almost 57 years. 518 into adf, is the presentation of the acquisition of terry tree by the threat or use of force, the rights of the palestinian people to self determination. or the prohibition of racial discrimination and apartheid. and those fundamental principles protecting human rights and arising from the humanitarian rule as also the case for the obligation to cancel or religious disease, or rick of the 3 techs. and the next thing is to reset them or any pause, any part of the tar treviss by this time, and disregard of his territory integrity as well as those organizing the exportation of his natural resources. with the obligation as well to put that into the policy of apartheid and racial discrimination of which the palestinian peoples, a hard estates in both c o, p t's and in israel. this is also the case of the application to resend all measures aimed at modifying the democratic composition of occupied territory, teaching jerusalem and the state disability faces. and in the same spirit, the prohibition to establish a diplomatic miss

the and 6 year old girls and guys are whose story went viral after her family was fired, owned by the adf, is found dead. along with the red crescent, i'm the lens teen sent to rescue her. the humanitarian group says the killings where deliberate these really made a trip or best thing said the southern garden city of rafa. where over a 1000000 display civilians a sheltering, we hear some of the fiery contrasting opinions and the scene 28000 people did amended them. 12150 children. let's say that's low. they have a login for the name of the in in practice down supporters of political party p t.

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moments of a trot, 6 year old girl who pleaded for help us to have families call responded on by the adf, inside gauze, at last month. the may, i'm the sooner than have them and ha ha ha, ha yes, yes, it had to to 12 days late to hand right job. but was found that along with her family members inside because a team of red crescent magics center rescue will also discovered kills nearby. and next we take a closer look at this human store, reach us one of many tragedies and again, fossil and palestinian. 95 a the we are calling the civilians to leave guys a go selves. some us wants to keep them there as a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be hard to sign on. i see all civilians and one in the time i will not. so give those who let hain down when they could have helped him because she was alive up until the last moment the may i have the model. i'm the big. how are they to see the one the the what do you see? another has a seal done inside my a can hold because of what happened to my daughter when she wasn't because change was going through the most extreme. see, and you

what else from adf? it's not just an old scientist are still researching how these microbes could be used for large scale farming. however, transitioning to such organic agriculture takes time and could result in your bosses. risk. farmers are hesitant to take or the legislation could help move the market along. the you recently legalize the scale of phosphorus recovered from slide as fertilizer, and is working on laws that will require more of us for us to be removed from wastewater. space is actually quite easy to recycle. the government of the 2nd says you have to recycle 15 percent of the process. that's been your waste water. and then innovations finally have a chance to come to light and start the implements. likely, the cost of it is going to drive a lot of innovation when it was chief thought value that's i add up to best a kept at that. maybe i'm to stop mr. can general but based picked up by technician that fits there are talking about it. maybe it will trigger the p revolution dump. the odds a

scott was fired on by the adf is found dead along with the red crescent ambulance steam center rescue. her many children group says the canons with deliberates as these rarely, military profess, green, vague, the southern govern, city of rough uh, where over a 1000000 display civilians are sheltering. we hear some fiery contrasting opinions on the same page. 28000 people did. among them, $12150.00 children, let's say that the low, the, the slogan for the lamb on the, in the same park as done support as a political party p t. i stage protest over allegations of both region in the general election. that's us candidates affiliated with interim cons, party take a decisive lead. we hear from protest those on the street to religion here. and then all of a sudden who got calls from all families. but some vehicles have arrived here with people dressed as civilians and taking away the point in the results. instead of giving it to us notice of anyone's victory should not be issued. no candidate can take the eggs. we did not accept this the welcome. everyone. thanks for tuning in this is our t i

moments of a trump 6 year old girl who pleaded for help off to her family's call was flight owned by the adf inside gunners. i just last month. the i've had them in, ha ha ha, ha, yeah. it had to to, it was 12 days later that heading to a job was found dead alone with her family members. inside that call, a team of red crescent emetics sent to rescue. here were discovered also killed near by. the medical group says the ambulance was attacked by the idea despite israel having been informed in advance about it's dispatched to the area. next we're going to take a closer look at that human story, just one of many tragedies in the, in bottles policy and you know, 5 of the we are calling the civilians to leave guys. it goes out. some us wants to keep them there as a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be hard to sign on like the all civilians. i'm one of the i will not so give those who let hain down when they could have helped him because she was alive up until the last moment the may i have the model. i'm the big how it makes you feel better. so if i was doing the the, what yo

missing 6 year old girl from guys whose dirty went viral after his family's call was fired on by the adf is found dead. along with the red crescent ambulance team center rescue. the humanitarian group says the killings with deliberate as these rarely, military profess to invade the southern guns and the city of russell, where over a 1000000 display civilians are sheltering. we have some fiery contrasting opinions on the scene. 28000 people among them. 12150 children. let's say that the name of the children in pakistan's supporters of political parties, p t. i states protest over allegations of both region in the general election. that's us candidates affiliated with in room council party. take a decisively, we hear from protest, those on the streets, religion here and then all of a sudden who got calls from our families. but some vehicles have arrived here with people dressed as civilians and taking away the point in the results. instead of giving it to us notice of anyone's victory should not be issued. no candidate can take the eggs. we did not accept this, the walk in everyone's thing

the 3 captives were mistaken and killed by the adf. itself in gall, so despite waving a white flag while the so called friendly fire incident sore and his rainy resolve is fatally shot on the 8th of october off to being mistaken for home us militant, his family is still seeking on says and accountability. an adult over a to with we are sitting, see you in the living room like everybody else in is with and we saw tv, the police chasing a new cost. and my little brother told me mom needs cars on the television. the moment in my life, information about 4 towers that came from am to 5 to 100000 a on with the bill audi. and we the blue mazda, the chair, and we all pay the price. so we want someone to take responsibility on the phone with one person more than 40400 bullet holes to count it just makes me angry because all this ring this is so alive. this is the essence of life. and my son is in the grave. one nice thing here. real fair. that's the minute it's kelly. good. what exactly? what you didn't see know was that mentioned in the medical documents. we didn't see the medical because in def

the open funds is now one of the leading suppliers to fall gallic fruits and vegetables in the daily adf, ready to be drugs, tomatoes, cabbage, their products, costs around $3.00 times more than those on the market. but that's not a problem for customers at the shop. so it's on the bed is genuine demand in the city of if you can get into customers traceability and authenticity that is demand . but look for tomorrow. however, nor don't people don't necessarily buy organic produce for long period. peggy, they're also price conscious long they've but they, they, they point out did, they are just as low. but let us look is guys, bunch customers tend to be people who have more kids at home and want to feed them, pilfered people with health issues. and people with deep pockets or who can afford to 20 people about 20 percent, a middle upper class people in the ones who have held before the weekend. they're medium of both less, but time they want to have him said, be adama is please that he has made the shift. his old way of finding, besides that in smaller use and higher costs are the a lot of

that's why just 6 years old is pleading for health off the has families call was fired on by the adf inside garza just last month on the phone and then have them in. ha ha ha ha ha. yeah. it has it. it's really hard to hear that audio, particularly when 12 days late a hidden to the job was found dead along with her family members inside the call where she was making that cool, a team of red crossman medics who was sent in to rescue her. well, also discovered killed nearby. next we're going to take a closer look at this human story, which is just one of so many tragedies that we're hearing about in named battle policy in an old life of the we are calling the civilians. believe guys it goes solves. some us wants to keep them there as a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be hard to sign on like the all civilians. i'm one of the i will not. so give those who let hain down when they could have helped him because she was alive up until the last moments, the heavy heavy as a model. i'm the however, if you see the to the, the issue another has a still a good inside like a

whose story went viral after she was missing, when her family's car was shut out, inside goes up by the adf is fund along with the red present commission center risk, you're hurt. humanitarian grouping calls it a deliberate telling also this the payoff son, crime reins in hate t as protesters called for the ice thing of the car to be in countries prime.

and that makes the adf and the military and the ministry of defense as well. a very much a, a party that occupies the gaza strip, or even if they don't control the day to day operations on the ground, usually maybe in a, in a, in terms of illustrating that, i would say that co good is in many ways the national government why, what, how much is doing domestically is more like a municipality government because it completely tied and controlled by what coal that is doing in terms of information flows, flows of people and flows of money and goods. so audrey is we can follow this train of thought a little bit further. a israel is being blamed by many agencies for blocking a deliveries to gaza. of course is really government denies those accusations. but then you also have co get officials with co got who are saying essentially that the problem doesn't live with them. that the problem lives with international organizations. and they say that international organizations need to do more to insure the flow of 8 into gaza. how do you make sense of these statements from

today we reached this area off to the adf withdrew last night. we were shocked by the extensive destruction of building streets and infrastructure. here we see a factory which shows that economic life is also being destroyed here. this is a new, the built area. previous date was a vast agricultural land. a recent years it was transformed into a residential area. so it's newly built and relatively upscale area away from the noise of the city. but now it's been partially or completely destroyed as if an of quite kits and this morning medical teams came back here to retrieve bodies from the houses in the streets would be due to the poor state of the roads. they had to transport the manually, the l 12, mary connex, the sultan's, to the north, the sea to the west, the 17 area to the east and l just right to the south. so it's a vast geographical area where it's ready. alma was station for no less than 3 months in the distance on the is ready bought it from the north. west of that last year is ready. um, a rolled in face spackles took place between the

they were killed by the adf, together with 6 other members of their family. the only survivor of that strife was before him. how soon are you off? both his parents, 2 brothers, 2 nieces and a nephew. abraham were called the herring moments he had to identify their bodies. but i'm not sure when i saw them. there were 3 on identified people. i was scared to open the body bag and see what's inside. i opened it and i found my mother. my father had visible marks, identified him from his clothes, my brother, his children, and his wife. i was able to identify them from the small pieces of their clothes and one of the godaddy. now that's a serving footage has been circulating online since he is really attack it for ports to show. one of abraham's nieces, her body can apparently be seen hanging out of the window of their family home after it was bombed. abraham also spoke about the tragic moment. he found the remains of his relatives among the rubble excuse me and the targeting was direct. i found them torn apart. they were killed in cold blood with no mercy. i am tal

missing 6 year old girl from guys that whole story went viral after her family's call was fired on by the adf is found dead along with the red crescent ambulance team center rescue her. the humanitarian group says the killings with deliberate as these rarely, military profess to invade the southern guns and the city of rough uh where over a 1000000 display civilians are sheltering. we have some fiery contrasting opinions on the 28000 people among them. 12150 children. let's say that slow the how the slogan for the name of the in.

whose story went viral after she was missing, when her family's car was shut out inside goes up by the adf. is fund along with the red present commission center risk getting hurt. humans hurrying roofing calls it a deliberate killing. also this all the payoffs on crime rains in hate t as protesters called for the ice thing of the car to be in countries. the prime minister brings refusal to who previously promised election the rev your accounting, then use our from today across the world. welcome to moscow and to our to international the only going more into done could soon see many thousands of children die unless they receive aid. that's the very direct morning coming from the you in the world body has urge the warning parties of a 10 month long, military conflict, urgently implementer humanitarians expire lodges, displacement of children has been seen in sudan for 1000000 children have been displaced. that's just of the 13000 children displaced every single day for the past 300 days, safety gone wildly positions go on, hard fighting as well. so john has been gripped by war since april. t

trolley across europe, calling for a peace in gals that made fresh feelings of palestinians there by the adf, with the war now into it's 5th month. original war of words in west african. meanwhile, as the echo was on sale states blocks spar over the single leaves, presidents moved to postpone an election sparking mass protest in the country on ukraine's president sax. that country's top military chief, after a long rolling power struggle, putting in his place, commander who some of the old forces said, simply use is true, says calvin, father, the problem must go to the world. this is our to you. welcome to the news. our weekly recap this sunday. a lot of air pollutants, 1st interview with a western journalist and almost 3 years. how sparked this seemingly unprecedented scale of conversation on social media? the sit done with tucker carlson has already been viewed well over 185000000 times on the american journalist x account alone. here's a few highlights from the discussion. a cool blow up north stream. you for sure. i was busy that day. i need it and you have to have uh, i did not pull up

what about the adf, which has been accused of, of human rights violations? how much control over the 80 asked us, the m, 23. have in the area is understandable because of much, sometimes missing, sometimes different, suspecting not. but if i understand, but in the area, the m center frequent pro, there's no guidance off of human rights abuses. the human, what i visit happened, the government contract areas were staying in a go uh where i'm to distribute to people where you're for the live by the, by the but it, but for, for this process. oh, well, that's spring and crystal. once again, crystal, you, you mentioned fedex and the 4th the south african force on, on the ground, how to regional international actress contribute to, or either exacerbating or mitigating the conflict. i mean, what is south africa's view? is it committed to bringing peace to the region? a lot or who replaces this you and force which is on the ground right now is just used to leave at the end of the absolutely, i do and, and that's, you know why these also some confusion until, you know

are they full, they are forced to move the alpha segment visible in the no, the adf, inside, who the address demolishing the one of the school and ordering the women the at the head south. the thing women say they have no idea what happened to the men they left behind. while the access routes into the account are extremely dangerous. yeah, and the people were lying dead in the street and dogs were eating their flesh. i saw a dead man thrown on the road and also a dead woman with many bodies or just lying in the street. but all she didn't know and they told us to go to dam, alabama. oh, we don't know if it's a safe place, but we were told to go. that means the road was very difficult, and children were drowning in mud which reached up to the next. many people died on the way and the bodies which is thrown on the road. as these variety bombardment shows no sign of learning the wording, dia humanitarian situation in does, it continues to was, and despite this, the is reading. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has now called for over to be closed his home phone and to see you as soon as

on the contrary, the adf was there conducting a humanitarian operation to secure the humanitarian core door and allow the aid convert to reach its designated distribution point, so that the humanitarian aid could reach guzman civilians. in the notes that are in need. of speaking journalist, assembly sokal joining us from jerusalem. sammy, we have conflicting versions of events here. what can you tell us about what has happened? you know, the, i think maybe the important part is actually the fact that the israel, the defense forces and they admitted opening a fire at the crowd. they said that there was a tank and soldiers that opened fire at the palestinians. they were unarmed, if they would have been armed, who would have heard about it? so we're talking about opening fire a towards a group of about a student. and they say that the distance between this force and these palestinians was tens of meters. so they weren't that close nevertheless, the idea of said that they posed a threat as so these, the soldiers were talking about the around 4 o'clock a, it was dark, it was the night condi

and is really reserve as choose demanding a full investigation into his killing at the hands of the adf, neeve, i bus was shot dead on october. the 8th, when is ready, forces mistook him apparently for being a homeless militants, an adult silver a little. we were sitting here in the living room, like everybody else is right. and we start to be the police chasing told me mom needs car on the television. that was the worst moment. information about photos that came from and not too much saw. it's a super $100.00. so we just went on so many mistakes to make it the wrong decision. so we want someone to take those on some work on one 1st loaded for the account the nobody talked to extinguish what happened in that day except the display we've got from the civilians. they didn't tell me anything they make when detective one nice thing here and feel the fear that's his fell on he is the minute it just makes me angry because all this this is so this is the essence of life. and my son is in the grey, the good. what exactly killed shifting, what you didn't see the know was that mentioned in the me

well, media reports have suggested that the adf killed around $150.00 civilians in that same attack the and now the footage on your screen distressed inputs and circulating online shows the aftermath of the strikes. survivors are trying to help the wind up so that can be taking to nearby, actually fall and come on. i'd want hospitalized policy, you know, for it has been damn the attack. calling it a cold blooded mass across the occupation. had the primitive changes intention to complete this horrific massacre as it gets the exact fusion of this month is intentionally and then the context of genocide and ethnic cleansing, of the people of guys a, the occupational. and we also need of these victims had arise in this say that the food and aids but still kill them in the cold blood. according to palestinian reports, the idea of opening fire on a crowd of palestinians who gathered on the sheets, treating guys a city where they have been waiting for food distribution. the palestinian house ministry blames israel for the deadly attack. how my soul. so we acted say, based assault is possible, f

today we reached this area off to the adf withdrew last night. we were shocked by the extensive destruction of building streets and infrastructure. here we see a factory which shows that economic life is also being destroyed here. this is a new, the built area. previous date was a vast agricultural land. a recent years it was transformed into a residential area. so it's new, the built and relatively upscale area, away from the noise of the city. but now it's been partially or completely destroyed as if an of quite kit this morning. medical teams came back here to retrieve bodies from the houses in the streets, due to the poor state of the roads. they had to transport the manually the, i'll try them area connects the sultan's to the north, the see to the west, the 17 area to the east, and l just right to the south. so it's a vast geographical area where it's ready, all met with station for no less than 3 months in the distance on the is ready bought it from the northwest of that last year is ready. um, a rolled in face bottles took place between t

today, we reach this era off to the adf withdrew last night. we were shocked by the extensive destruction of building streets and infrastructure. here we see a factory which shows that economic life, this also being destroyed here. so this is a new, the built area. previous date was a boss, agricultural land, a recent years it was transformed into a residential area. so it's newly built and relatively upscale area away from the noise of the city. but now it's been partially or completely destroyed as if an of quite kids in this morning medical teams came back here to retrieve bodies from the houses and the streets would be due to the pool, stay to the right. they have to transport the manually the, i'll try them area connects the sultan's to the north, the sea to the west, the 17 area to the east of an el, use threat to the south. so it's a vast geographical area where it's ready. alma was stationed for no less than 3 months in the distance on the is ready bought it from the north. west of that last year is ready. um, a rolled in the face spack

. >> international, we've >> and adf international, we've been against these been campaigning againsthate speech laws across the world. seen what world. so we've seen what happens they are put into happens when they are put into place now finland recently we place now in finland recently we had a big case a had a big case where a politician grandmother was politician and a grandmother was put through two criminal trials on the basis that she had tweeted a bible verse and questioned her church's decision to sponsor the pride event in helsinki. now she obviously has one of persuasion one outfit, a christian one, but because the government found that this was offensive , she was dragged offensive, she was dragged through two criminal trials and has been appealed to the supreme court mexico . similarly, court in mexico. similarly, we had , we supported the defence had um, we supported the defence of quadri, a politician there, who had tweeted about his gender critical views. and because because the government there, the court found him to be offensive. he was not only placed on an offende

>> i used to work at adf so when the press released popped up, interesting free speech case.undamental issue that students don't lose constitutional rights when they walk through the doors of the schoolhouse and nondisruptive private student expression is protected under the first amendment and the problem for the school here, during pride month, they encourage students to wear pride gear so encouraging to wear t-shirts or put out messages on really the same issue. this kid, i don't think it's during pride month, he wore this t-shirt that said two genders, and then he came back and said there are censored genders and they said it's not good either. i think the school will run into constitutional problems. and these are the kinds of cases that sometimes make their way up to the supreme court. >> john: could have broad implications across the country. >> sandra: all right, so john, adding to the drama at the white house this hour as we do await this white house press briefing, it will be the first since the release of the special counsel hur's report on the biden classified doc

as in the alex, the fuck, the next 3 story with all set the minutes, but the only rules feel the adf and the security services. but the worst breakfast is actually default to amex is through southern for by the next day. is rhodes? i ok. it's different types of rights and the lies other royce pro. oh, by the statement that's even joso are is there is really direct fraud within 48 the right tories. yeah. so it is a complete system that is right. we use this in order to control the spinners and maybe the into a super your a deep or for the old area from georgia to them any during new. yeah, we've seen that more and more, especially since october the 7th. so, i mean, as we know the, any, i see g advisory here is known binding. i mean, so is this going to have any impact you expect to see any thing actually change on the ground in the occupied territories? we, you know, i whole yesterday. okay. i see, go ahead. sorry, well, we'll go to soul soul if you could answer that question. say yes, yes, sure. thank you. i mean, um, but 1st of all, it is true that i see j advisory opinions in an ov