yeah, she works at the hospital at saint josephs and bellingham, and she was terminated because she refused the vaccine because she's pregnant. now the irony here is that she works in the stuff ricks ward of the hospital, and they won't give any leeway to somebody who's pregnant, even though the drug has not been tested pregnant women. the cdc guidelines is one of the show. they have said that the vaccines are recommended to, to pregnant women. i mean, i think it's probably fair to say they've not been tested completely. yes, surely there's a lack of lack of long term testing, but they have been recommended. and probably they all based on some sort of science, some sort of decisions on the balance of probability that would indicate there are more benefits of hom. do you think these organizations would recommend vaccines to children, pregnant women? even though they consider them not safe? you're right, and they do recommend it for pregnant women on the basis that they say they think that the risk from getting covered if you're pregnant, will be greater than the risk of the back seen. but th

yeah, she works at the hospital at saint josephs and bellingham, and she was terminated because she refused the vaccine because she is pregnant. now the irony here is that she works in the stafford ward of the hospital and they won't give any leeway to somebody who's pregnant even though the drug has not been tested. pregnant women are a reminder, the world health organization is strongly recommending people to get a shot sing only muss vaccination can bring it in to the panoramic vaccines save millions of lives each year. vaccines work by training and preparing the body's natural defenses. the immune system to recognize and fight off the viruses. meanwhile, the state of florida is suing the biden administration. reds vaccine mandates for federal contractors, but the president isn't relenting, saying compulsory vaccination for state workers is a must. david hoggard again say that leaves people with no option. yeah, it's a choice, but it's already forced on me. now the biden mandate doesn't kick and i understandable sometime in the summer. but many state governments, as long as the case of m

so we're just receiving reports now that even a bellingham duck himself is calling on the sydney's people to take to the streets, to defend the revolution peacefully. they've also been civil society groups, a pool for protests and civil disobedience. is this military action then likely to galvanize to mobilize pro democracy protectors onto the streets? do you think? definitely it's. it was clearly even on the 23rd, just over marsh a few days ago that even the, the, the, the, the, the, the coup actions by the military actually unified or the, brought them because he put this unified all the, all over on the, or the political parties that that the spirit from each other among the 15. so this is indeed, this is the steps by the army will indeed going to unify, did they, they, they, they brought them up. this is what it says on the political parties. this is a professional association, different going on all the people with the code for civilian for civilian mom, and then i get a final thought from you before you go. i mean, some experts we've been talking to in the last couple of hours about

you hearing now about these arrests by the military, including one report that the prime minister bellingham doc is under house arrest? what's actually happening in the capital now? and it's very difficult to, to ascertain what exactly is happening of the case such as the room and the boundary. so trying to confirm everything that we're hearing, but so far i think what's really important is that the one of the key people in the southern council for the man said also the spoke of the southern council. he has been very vocal and his criticism of the military, he's been very demon and has a session of civilian med room. and so it's, it's quite clear that sort of hand picking the initial target to arrest. and then we'll probably go for, you know, of the other ministry of the key members of the civilian camp. and that includes the for the security change that's very worried because it means that, you know, this isn't just whatever the limit you might thing try and mix frame, which is sort of a takeover to ensure that the transition goes smoothly because they have point been pointed to sort of wha

an abusive situation and moved in with her father but knew it wasn't sustainable -- she lived in bellingham -- basically the housing program in walla walla got she and her son, starnlted school, got a -- started school, got a job and changed her life. i've seen it recently in spokane. take a couple who basically had become homeless, separated, had children that couldn't all live together, bring them back together under one roof and in this particular housing project, the promise was made by the partners that everybody in that particular housing would get access not only to help them get a high school education but a college education as well. that's what you can do with these projects. you can tailor made them with community partners to address the needs of your specific community. so this tax credit is bipartisan. it's -- it's worked successfully. i would say it's one of the most successful programs we've had in the united states for getting affordable housing. let's not leave it off the table. let's put it in this legislation and makes sure it gets to the goal line of the president's desk