the hospital and georgia to get a procedure that could actually help her but propublica says that ambra waited for more than 20 hours until a decision was made to operate 20 hours and pain. >> wondering what would happen? to her six-year-old son amber, died during that surgery i want to bring an amber nicole thurman's mother should not williams and ambra sisters, cj. and endrick, it thurman along with attorney for amber thurman, family, ben crump. i want to thank you. >> all for being here. the entire world, let alone this country is absolutely devastated mission that to hear what is happened to your daughter, i mean, the state's maternal mortality review committee found there was and these are their words a good chance that ambra is death was preventable according to them, this could have been prevented. i cannot imagine what this feels like for you august the 19th this is my reality i wouldn't have ever imagined walking into the hospital result when i got there, she was repeatedly telling me how much pain she was in and i would reassure her that you're going to have that you're here.

treatable infection because of delays to her medical care tied to the state's restrictive abortion law ambra story highlights the fact that among everything that is wrong with these bands and what has happened in terms of the overturning of way roe v. >> wade, it's a health care crisis it's a health care crisis that affects the patient and the profession me while at an event focused on anti-semitism, former president donald trump made an alarming pitch to jewish voters this way i'm not going to call this as a prediction, but in my opinion, did jewish people would have a lot to do with a loss? >> if i'm at 40% while more on that in just a moment. but first this morning, one of the gop's most controversial candidates and a crucial battleground state is facing shocking scandal stemming from his internet history, north carolina lieutenant governor mark robinson is vowing to stay in the governor's race after a midnight deadline to drop out has come and gone. this after a bombshell cnn investigative report on earth, a slew of explicit comments he made on a pornography forum more than a decade ago

ambra matt, let's see your offender great. who is that man? >> he's the man who turned up the heat wherever he is and everyone in the building to see is that they do that's running for governor of north carolina? >> yes. well, let him answer and it will come to you he's smart, yeah, he is smart okay. >> it's the dude who who's running for governor of north carolina. >> i can tell you that very good. >> now, what he did was he was so line of north carolina rules that is north carolina lieutenant gov governor mark robinson, also known as maga, is great black hope or as donald trump calls him, tim scott offend and why i thought we had a perfectly fine answer to that wow, giving them we'd like to double down on the wrong answer the answer the girl scouts of america are mad at mark robinson, who is currently running for governor of north carolina because his wife allegedly stiff the girl scouts for nearly $3,000 worth of bookings that's terrible. >> that's got to be a record in terms the girl scout cookie purchases. yeah, thousand dollars. >> yeah.

first up ambra and charlie which to have been portrayed in a movie by dennis quaid no, reagan, i think is that okay. well, what about wade laid reagan? >> it would be amazing if dennis quaid played p diddy at some point i got to go with dick van dyke, also. >> y'all trash for using that picture that's so many dick van dyke because he's next to p bidding out here i want to go with ronald reagan and dick van dyke. >> that can't be right i think it's the correct answer is ronald reagan and bill clinton ronald reagan in the film reagan and bill clinton in the 2010 he'll film the special relations bad. >> not play each hit the ronald reagan note sinaloa that and nancy reagan has played by dyson vacuum cleaner of the blowjobs and rose. >> but next up, we've got super super seniors, which two people both got their high school diplomas as adults. >> i said dolts i'm going to say dick van dyke and fuzzy bear i was literally going to stay the same thing. >> pete davidson and dick van dyke. i think we should always go with tick mandates he seems like a squared away guided me though, thickness i f

i want to begin with ambra thurman, a single mom, to and now orphan six-year-old boy tell us her story >> amber thurman was a 28-year-old medical assistant who loved her son and had her whole life ahead of her she became pregnant, right as georgia banned abortion and that meant she was delayed in going out of state, took her weeks to arrange care she took abortion pills abortion pills, major medical organisations, and studies have consistently found are safe and effective when taken appropriately, but they can cause complications. and if they do patients should go to the hospital right away. the standard of care is usually a d&c procedure that's a procedure to empty the uterus of any remaining foetal tissue and what the maternal mortality review committee found in their summary was, she went to the hospital, but it took 20 hours, for doctors to intervene and provide that care. they talked about it multiple times. they watch white blood cell count go hire her her blood pressure go lower, her organs began to fail, and by the time they intervened, it was too late. >> kavita, you also unco

to make sure if they can, you know, that they remain safe and cared for anything what happened to ambra is absolutely devastating. >> this is a patient who should have been able to get care in her community in georgia and who shouldn't have ever had to leave the state. that is as the law is to blame for that. she should never have had to leave the state for care. she should have been able to get that with us and patients should not have to be afraid to go into the doctor until they're very sick doctors shouldn't be afraid to care for patients because again, this law that has nothing to do with medicine are science. i think getting out to vote is important. i think that this law is very dangerous. it's got to go and i know i also think that doctors and patients can both continue to advocate for themselves for doctors being able to provide the maximum amount of cash here that we can under these really terrible laws. and for patients to know to try to advocate as best they can for that maximum level of care. but it is incredibly restricted under this law and we practicing in this environme

it was powerful last night with the story of ambra thurman's a family they let her die. i mean, that was her sister's words about of his 28-year-old woman who died her last words to her mother were, please take care of my son. and so you know, if you're if you're donald trump, you so don't want to make it seem like it was just this legislative sort of clerical move and it's all good. i think in the debate he said something like, this is what people wanted and they refrain, of course, from kamala harris was no, this was not what people wanted. this is not what amber thurman's parents wanted. >> so this is a different way of looking at the culture war. but another thing that's new out today is this ad from the trump campaign alayna and i'm hoping you can help shed some light. we don't yet know how much money is behind this ad or the extent of where it's airing. but let's watch. it's about kamala harris's record all around transgender prisoners kamala supports taxpayer funded sex changes for prisoners surgery for prisoners for prisoners every transgender inmate in the priso