we start our programme tonight talking about us olympic star tori bowie. was 32—years—old and eight months pregnant when she went into labour and subsequnetly died at her home in florida. her death was confirmed by authorities in early may. an autopsy released this week lists bowie�*s cause of death as respiratory distress and eclampsia, a rare and severe pregnancy—related condition which can cause seizures or coma and is more prevalent in black women. many are calling tori bowie�*s death a �*wake—up call�* for the black maternal mortality crisis. not only has america become the most dangerous wealthy nation for all women to give birth in, studies are now showing that for black women the risks are even higher, with an increased risk of pre—eclampsia and are at a greater risk for maternal mortality. with issues like the quality of health care, underlying conditions, racism and implicit bias preventing many women from getting the health care that could save their lives. according to the cdc, black women are three times more likely to die from pregnancy—relat

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she died from complications of childbirth antonia hilton reports >> reporter: in 2016, tori bowie wastop of her game so when news of her death at just 32 years old came this may, it stunned fans and fellow athletes but new details from a medical examiner's report show bowie died from complications of childbirth, something that disproportionately affects women of color three of her four teammates on this relay team that won gold in rio experienced serious pregnancy complications. >> i kept telling ththem somethg was wrong. they kept checking my vitals they kept saying, no, you're fine >> that's a lot to carry on your shoulders. >> the message that i want black women especialally to take awaw from all that's happening right now is that this is not at all our fault. but it is our problem now. and it's our responsibility to get home alive >> reporter: according to the cdc, black women are three times more likely to die from a prpregnancy-rerelated caususe tn white women. experts point to disparities in health care, underlying conditions and racism in the medical field. another member of t

bowie was eight months�* pregnant when she went into labour and died subsequently at her florida home the issue of black maternal mortality. bowie�*s cause of death was listed as respiratory distress and eclampsia, a rare and severe pregnancy—related condition which can cause seizures or coma and is more prevalent in black women. kat stafford is a national investigative race reporter at the ap, and laid out what's at stake. one of the things i think is most important to note about the maternal mortality crisis is this really impacts all black women across the board, and what i mean by that is regardless of your wealth, regardless of your social standing, it doesn't matter, if you are black, if you are a black woman in america, you are far more likely to die during pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum, and a lot of the experts say it is very important to note that this cannot be explained just by genetics alone. what we have seen is the role of structural racism which frankly is still deeply embedded in america, and that has shown up through the discrimination that black women report an

- >> in 2016, tori bowie was -- it stunned fans and fellow athletes. but new details from medical examiner's report this week show tori bowie died from complications of childbirth, something that disproportionately affects women of color. in fact, three of her four teammates on this relay team that won gold in rio experienced serious pregnancy complications, including tiana madison. >> i kept telling -- something was wrong. they kept checking my vitals. they kept saying, no, you are fine. >> that's a lot to carry on your shoulders. >> the message is i really want black women especially to take away from all of this that's happening right now is that, this is not at all our fault. but it is our problem now. and it is our responsibility to get home alive. >> according to the cdc, black women are three times more likely to die from a pregnancy related cause than white women. experts point to disparities in health care, underlying conditions, and racism in the medical field. another member of that relay team, alison felix, had severe -- preeclampsia during

, determined, strong. >> my name is tori bowie.team usa in the 100, the 200, and 4 x 100 replay. >> reporter: she died last month when eight months pregnant. her autopsy showed evidence that she was in labor. her death, the result of complications of childbirth, with possible complications including respiratory distress, and showed that bowie, who is 5'9", weighed just 96 pounds. this can come on suddenly, one of many deadly pregnancy complications and mortality rates in the u.s. higher than in any other developed country, are on the rise. nearly doubling between 2018 and 2021. >> being the wealthiest country in the world, we need to prioritize maternal health. >> reporter: and the maternal death rate for black women is 2 1/2 times higher than for white women. alison felix, bowie's teammate, suffered from preclapsia. >> addressing racism in society, that is something we need to prioritize. >> reporter: laura cotes almost died in childbirth. >> the idea of being my own champion was always on my mind, because i was hearing the storie

when you hear about how bowie died, what goes through your mind?, one of main things that goes through my mind, when i hear that story, is that it's really sad that she had to die, because so many black women are dying because they don't have the education, they don't have the access, and they don't understand the importance of maternal health. and that fear of going to the hospital, that fear and that anxiety that so many black women experience, during the birthing process, it is just disheartening, that her death could have definitely been prevented, if she had had some education and just understood, and had some support during the birthing process. >> yes, it's really heartbreaking, too, someone, myself, who has been through a near death experience, giving birth, and i know you as well, robin, i mean you nearly bled to death, right, 20 years ago? can you tell me about that? >> absolutely. i also had an experience where i wasn't being heard, i wasn't listened to, and it didn't matter that i was college educated, it didn't matter that i had a husb

i hope you don't mind me mentioning this but your own personal story dovetails with tori bowie's.ualifier for the 1996 olympics. when you first heard of tori bowie's death, it must have sat with you in a particularly awful way. dr. williams: absolutely. it was as if the mirror was shining back on me. and i knew that were it not that i was very fortunate to be in ucsf medical center and have access to tremendous care, that could have been me as well. william: before we get to the racial disparities in this country, america's overall mortality rate is awful compared to other similar countries. can you help us understand why that is? dr. williams: this is a way where american exceptionalism is not in our favor. we are truly the worst of all industrialized countries. a lot of it comes down to the way that our care is given. for example, most other countries, low risk care is given by midwives. whereas in the u.s., you have low risk care being given by high risk doctors who are then not giving patients the opportunity to have the physiologic birth they might be able to. we have lots of

tory bowie would go on to help the u.s.anchor in the sprint really, and silver in the 100 meter dash, and rather than 200 meter dash in rio that year. the following here, at the 2017 world championships in london, but we won gold in the women's 100 meter race. she lead it into the finish line to clinch -- that when earned bowie the title of world's fastest woman. sadly, we will never get to see tori buoys gift in action again. last month she was found dead in her home in florida after deputies went to conduct a well-being check on her. last week wheeler from an autopsy that bowie, who was eight months pregnant, wasn't labor when she died. the cause, was possible complications of respiratory distress, and a clamps here. a clamps here as the onset of seizures, or colin brought on by preeclampsia, as high blood pressure disorder can develop during pregnancy. the complication is rare, the cdc estimates that it occurs about 5% of pregnancies, but the rate of preeclampsia in black women's 60% higher than it is in white women. in

this morning, some of bowie's teammates are speaking out about their own concerns.016. at the news of her death at 32 years old, it stunned fans and athletes. new details from the medical report this week show bowie died from complications from child birth. something that affects women of color. 3 of her 4 teammates on the relay team that won gold in rio experienced serious complications. >> i kept saying something was wrong. >> that's a lot to carry. >> the messages that i want black women especially to take away from all of that is happening right now is that this is not at all our fault, but it is our problem now. it is our responsibility to get home alive. >> reporter: according to the cdc, black women are three times for likely to die from pregnancy related cause than white women. disparities in healthcare and underlining conditions. another member of the team, allyson felix had preeclampsia. >> you have grateful for your life. >> reporter: this week, felix wrote in the essay for "time magazine" that tori bowie's death could not be in vain. since her pregnancy,

and disturbing new details in the death of olympic sprinter to horry bowie, raising concerns about the maternal health care prices in america. plus my one-on-one conversation with -- about his father's legacy and how he found his own path as the 11th hour gets underway this friday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. our friday night cap is standing by, but we start this evening's broadcast in washington d.c. where the justice department has reportedly filed a motion for a protective order to keep donald trump from releasing any classified materials, given to his legal team in the documents case. the new york times says that the order hints at, quote, ongoing investigations. the order isn't important safeguard given what he is accused of. >> one of the first couple of allegations in the indictment is that, throughout trump's presidency, he was taking documents and storing them away in boxes. the allegations that the doj puts into their indictment here are that trump knew, trump directed the packing, trump knew what was close to him, and in fact there appears to be test

the us, maternal morality has become an critical issue after the recent death of 0lypmic star tori bowiewjersey, who has been working to dismantle those disparaties within her state. thank you forjoining us to talk about a topic which you are very focused on and the recent tragic news of the death of the sprinter tori bowie while eight months pregnant has brought attention to the alarming state of maternal mortality in the united states right now, particularly for black women, american now the most dangerous place to be pregnant or to give birth in high income countries. why aren't doctors more focused on this? well, firstly thank you for your interest in this and i think that with tori, it is enough is enough, we have seen this and she is one of four who were competing and won the gold in the 2016 olympics in the 4 x 100 metres, and three of those four have had life—threatening maternal problems, if not death now. so we have to focus on this. why are doctors not focused on it? this is a systemic problem across the country, and it comes down, i hate to say it, but systemic racism. there

you recently posted a note titled things to always remember that included this david bowie quote heree i respect and he says i think it is terribly dangerous for an artist to fulfill other people's expectations. if you feel safe in the area you are working in, you are not working in the right area. always go further into the water than you feel you are capable of being. go a little bit out of your depth and when you don't feel your feet are touching the bottom, you are just about in the right place to do something exciting. >> stephen: that is challenging. that can feel dangerous. >> janelle: it is a good reminder as we continue to create and move forward to reimagine who we can be and where we can go. that is what i am excited about. discovering something new about myself. my phone, let's pull it out. i have notes. i write down things all the time. one of them is do not go on social media during ovulation. it is serious. just because you can say something doesn't mean you should say it. just because you can do something doesn't mean you should do it. the other one is that i am, i hav

. >> remembering tori bowie. we sit down with one of her former teammates plus, why doctors say even she could not outrun the crisis facing mothers in america. >>>>> biden ananswer son h hunt striking a plea withth federal prosecutor the punishment he could face. >>> and brr, it's cold in here summer heats up, offices are cooling down, way down why companies may want to reconsider how they set the thermostat >>> we're going to begin this hour with breaking news. >> the desperate search unfolding in the north atlantic right now. a submersible vessel on its way to see the wreckage is still missing. the coast guard provided an update earlier today. >> our crews are work around the clock to ensure we're doing everything possible to locate the titan and the five crew members. to date, those search efforts have not yielded any results. >> reporter: it's happening in a remote area 500 miles off the coast of newfoundland, canada. 10,000 square miles have already been searched. a ship from france is on its way to help wit

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tragic death of olympian tori bowie raising awareness about black maternal health.. her death is raising questions. 80% of pregnancy related deaths are preventible. so why are black expecting moms dying? this morning one of the fastest women alive olympian allison felix speaking out about her beloved teammate who unexpectedly died in may while eight months pregnant at her home in florida. in an essay for "time" magazine felix asking for a wakeup call high lighting the pregnancy complications she also faced that disproportionately impact black women saying, like so many black women, i was unaware of the risks i faced while pregnant. my doctor didn't sit me down and tell me, these are things that you could look for because you are at a greater risk to experience these complications. according to the autopsy, she died of complications during child birth including respiratory distress. our janai norman spoke with tianna madison who also experienced complications in pregnancy ultimately giving birth to her son at just 26 weeks. >> what was it like for you just when that

at the black maternal health crisis following the tragic death of olympic track and field star tori bowie, who died last month home alone after going into labor. >> it highlights the problem where black mothers are not receiving the appropriate care and succumbing to issues that really are treat and would not have such awful outcomes. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. greek authorities have arrested nine egyptian nationals and charged them with people-smuggling after their overloaded fishing vessel capsized and sank in deep waters off the coast of southern greece on wednesday. over 100 people were rescued but hope is fading for an estimated 500 others who remain missing. that includes as many as 100 children who witnesses say were traveling below deck. it's the deadliest shipwreck off the greek coast this year, possibly among the deadliest ever in the central mediterranean. protests in support of the migrants have erupted across greece amid reports that a greek coast guard vessel escorted the trawler

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the american sprinter tory bowie died with complications in childbirth.ildbirth. her family were distressed about speculation about the cause, but a regent said she was in labour at the time. she won gold, silver and broad medals for the usa at the olympics. the denver nuggets 10—year wait to win the nba title ended last night as they sealed their first championship by beating miami heat in game five to seal the series. they had to be at their very best though to get the job done in front of their home fans. the nuggets were helped by that three—pointer from michael porter, and by their star man, nikola jokic, who was named mvp for the finals. he starred with 28 points in the 94—89 victory, which wrapped up a 4—1 series win. denver have been comprehensive on their way to the title. so after nearly 50 years of waiting for the championship, these were the scenes in denver as the city celebrated their team's win, with fireworks and masses of people out in the streets. this is how they celebrated in sombor in northern serbia, nikola jokic�*s hometown. the fan

tori bowie, a three-time olympic medalist, was just 32 years old. black women are more than three times likely to die from pregnancy and childbirth complications that white women. her olympic teammate tianna tashelle bartoletta posted on twitter -- "as of june 2023, three of the four members of team usa's 4x100m relay team -- who ran the second fastest time in history, and brought home three gold medals -- have nearly died or did die in childbirth. we deserve better. #blackmaternalhealthcrisis" a black mississippi civil rights attorney was arrested while filming a traffic stop as part of her work investigating discriminatory police practices. jill jefferson, who was held in jail for two nights before being released monday, had filed a federal lawsuit against the lexington police force alleging a culture of corruption and racism. the aclu of mississippi said her arrest by lexington police "reeks of retaliation." in arlee, montana, community members are engaging in a series of awareness walks this week to demand justice for mika westwolf, a 22-year-ol

bowie won three medals at the 2016 olympics and the 100-meter race at the 2017 world championships.ll street advanced today, waiting for the federal reserve's next move on interest rates tomorrow. the dow jones industrial average gained 106 points to close at 34,172. the nasdaq rose 87 points. the s&p 500 added 24. and, a passing of note. actor treat williams died monday in a motorcycle accident in vermont. his career covered nearly 50 years, and 120 film and tv roles, including in the musical "hair" and the tv series "everwood." treat williams was 71 years old. still to come on "the newshour," thousands of reddit users go dark to protest the website's new pricing plan. we examine the differences in the many high-profile classified documents cases. actress poorna jagannathan talks about her role in "never have i ever." plus much more. ,♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cron joualisat arona ateki snil vechity.ooof geoff: ukraine is in the early stages of a long-planned counteroffensive to win back roughly a fifth of its home

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olympian tory bowie dying during childbirth this past may.aking out about their own difficulties while program. it's something that disproportionately affects black women. tianna madison posting on instagram about her experience. she went to the hospital with her medical directive and her will, giving birth to her son at just 26 weeks. i got the chance to sit down with her and ask her about that decision. here's our conversation. tianna madison the two-time olympian was training for the tokyo 2021 olympics when she learned she was two months' pregnant. the unexpected pregnancy took another unexpected turn at just 26 weeks. >> when i stepped out of the shower and dried off there was blood on my towel. i went to my partner and said we need to go to the hospital. we went to the hospital and i learned that i was dilated. >> reporter: when they left for the hospital, she grabbed her directive, along with her will. >> what specifically made you think if i'm going to the hospital right now, i need to have my will with me? >> i knew what the stats we

track star tori bowie.hree-time olympic medalist died from complications of childbirth in may. those complications may include, quote, respiratory distress and eclampsia. joining us is an ob/gyn. it's good to have you, doctor. i'm joined at the table by someone about to go through childbirth, someone who has gone through it, somebody who has been in the room for four, and you look at what happened to her, and we'll talk about this big picture for everyone at these different stages. so young, so healthy, so active and yet this happens. >> i do want to reassure people that pregnancy is generally a very safe experience, but we do have an incidence of preecp pre-ec pre-eclampsia, maybe she didn't know she had pre-eclampsia and suffered a negative side effect as a result. >> as i was reading about this i thought i don't know what e-eclampsia is. >> pre-eclampsia is an increase in your blood pressure and most of the time is well managed. eclampsia is a subset of that, 1% to 2%, hallmarked by extreme increases in

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also today, olympic track star tori bowie was found dead in her florida home last month.eleased autopsy report reveals the sprinter died from childbirth complications. bowie was 8 months pregnant and showing signs of active laborer when she was discovered dead on may. second at her residence. she suffered complications, including respiratory distress and a clam c a a serious condition which can cause seizures during pregnancy. now, this tragedy highlights ongoing issue. the alarming maternal death rate among black women in the united states. according to the cdc, black women have the highest maternal mortality rate in the u.s. 3 times higher than their white counterparts. experts say few or financial resources residential segregation and lack of proper nutrition, all contribute to the disparity. advocates say the biggest factor is prejudice in the health care system. research published in the journal of women's health acknowledges this and suggest special training beginning in medical school to combat the implicit bias of doctors and health care workers. also for your hea

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now the local medical examiner has revealed to bowie was 8 months pregnant at the time, off, headed to the tenant and bought a has his audit reports. he wants to join round madrid in the all season, saying it's lies ending and tends to stay at paris. send you man, and so he's contract run south next year. on monday, the moods the french will accept when i have written to p. s t, telling them he wouldn't be signing an extension to steal. 24 year old says because i've known this for almost a year, and then they said was sent to confirm the stones, but they also expressed these disappointments that the laser was lead, says media saying it was done with the aim of damaging ease image. if the se done selling in the coming months, they risk losing him for free at the end of next season, when he's contract ends to the world's best gulf is all in california for this week's us open, where englishmen met fitzpatrick will try to defend this title but there's plenty of confusion at the la country club among the play is about what's happening with the merge of the pga and live to is last week. so s

live 105 debuted in 1986 to deejays playing rock icons like david bowie, the cure, dance music, a lot of alternative rock. well, listenerings were stunned back in 2021 when owners switched to an ai mododel named dave, which played random top 40 songs. among those looking forward to the switchback is a san francisco state student who grew up listening to live 105. >> it makes me super happy because it's honestly kind of sad to see ai and, you know, computers kind of like take control of everything. and also it just makes the listener's experience a lot more enjoyable. i think people like the relatability of having an actual voice on the other end of the station. >> yeah. live 105 to bringing back deejay aaron axelsson, the station's longtime music director. up and running. ♪ love in an elevator ♪ aerosmith. >>> all right. well, happening today, it is national hiv long-term survivors day. bay area activists will rally and march in san francisco to demand additional city investments in lgbtq-plus communities. activists will march from san francisco's aids foundation on market street to c

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of the countries general industries workers union believes that washington reactions amounts from bowie. oh yes sorry c t o you know julie and she was full. so a saudi arabia and other nations place a high priority on independence and sovereignty when it comes to geo political relations. that's the opinion of abraham hardship from the university of hong kong is asia of global institute. he has been sharing his views and the latest episode of going underground. you can watch it in fault throughout the day here on our t. well, what's the significance of a m b s meeting with the blinking then can go straight there to the saudi arabia and then cause boots in immediately afterwards. is this a more proof that the 0 sum game is over? but because of these trade dies, if it ever became a 0 sum game, the global south, the built in road initiative, the rejuvenation of the as you said, the millennial whole relationship is, is the 1st choice. we are not really taking size and we don't have to take sides. um and we are really uh, interested, determined to maintain visitors to strategic autonomy and u

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ultimately what was the key here, of course they used airplanes, chips on the surface, even so in our bowie's the pickup sounds. but bottom line is what this tragedy todd is that at these extreme depths, you have to have something that can get there to actually see what is on the sea floor at these steps. and ultimately it was one of these r o v, as remotely operated vehicles. that was the key to finding the debris. gabriel, thanks very much for that tough dates. the server is taking legal action against the australian government. so i still think it's plans to build a new embassy. moscow says it's already spent $8000000.00 on the project in the capital camera. one of its diplomats is squatting on the land. last week, legislation terminated russia's tendency on land in the apartment house. so i think a potential security risk the way and to supply that i, i, the rest of would not be happy with, with their response. we expected that, but were very confident of their position and prices are under way for the coma to formalize possession of the site. which owns excellent, is a professor of inter

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