sandoval: brandy es la tercera de siete hermanos. brandy: una persona ejemplar, admirable. siempre hacÍa por todos primero doÑa blanca. desde pequeÑo, josÉ, como lo llamaban, fue un niÑo que mostraba una madurez poco comÚn. blanca: que Él de chiquito decÍa que cuando estuviera grande Él no iba a trabajar en trabajos como los demÁs, como su papÁ. Él iba a llegar muy lejos cuando Él fuera grande. sandoval: aunque cumplir su meta no le serÍa fÁcil. josÉ fue el Único de sus hermanos que naciÓ en mÉxico y de chiquito sus padres lo dejaron al cuidado de sus abuelos en leÓn, guanajuato, para emigrar a ohio, estados unidos. a los 12 aÑos, josÉ se mudÓ aquÍ a cincinnati, ohio, para vivir con su familia. el joven conociÓ a sus 6 hermanos y rÁpidamente aprendiÓ a hablar inglÉs. se adaptÓ a la vida en estados unidos. don enrique, su padre, cuenta que con mucho esfuerzo su hijo mayor fue logrando y superando sus objetivos. mientras trabajaba como albaÑil, estudiaba con una beca en la universidad miami en ohio, donde se graduÓ de arquitecto. fue a

brandy and tokyo, i am going to start with you. tell us about tianna. don't you go first. >> she was my everything. hi, my name is tokyo. my dur was everything to me. also my wife and sop. she was so sweet and energetic. she loved going on walks with me and mom and our dog. at the age of 3 we took her to try out for gymnastics. you see she loved it. so we kept her in it. she was great, as you can see. by the medals around my neck, a total of 26. she was smart. we read to her every night. s we studied until we got her grades up. she loved gabby douglas over a million titles. i named her my little gabdy douglas. i know she was going to be my little olympian. i miss her so dearly. i can't sleep. i am lost. feel like my heart and soul is gone. she was my everything. she was may ma-ya. she cook with me. she was my whole world. i did everything in my body to make her happy. she made me a goodr dad, a gymnastic dad. i will always be her dad. yaya was strong. she was my world. >> that was my baby. she was my angel. she was my twin. >> brandy, i know you want to

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both alyssa and were brandy sent to live with melissa.h their biological mom. >> it was a family, that's a lie that i need. >> in 2011, having pleaded guilty to murder, james was matlean being prepared for being sentenced. >> is there a redemption for person like you? >> i don't know. i don't expect anybody that i've harmed or heard to forgive me for would have done. >> he looked in the lenses you said that. you're talking to them, right? >> basically talking to melissa. i'm sorry. >> an exchange for his guilty plea, the da agreed to recommend that james could be eligible for parole after serving 24 years. >> all rise -- >> final decision, up to the judge. defense attorney stover made the argument. >> then melissa took the stand. >> emotionally the damage you have cost me is almost unbearable. for alyssa, you crumbled her foundation. and everything she knew to be right untrue. and as hard as this is to do or believe, i also want you to know i have found it in my heart to forgive you. >> and then james got his sentence. >> the murder charg

phone brandy. we are so glad to hear that you are ok. can you give us a sense of what it was like when the storm struck? um well, i was out of town. i had my grandmother on the phone. she lives over behind the hospital on third street. um i called her because i was watching the storm tasters on youtube actually. following the storm, and we watched this tornado form. through the lightning strikes and it became this massive massive monster, and they said it's headed directly towards town. so i called my grandmother. and i heard her on the phone and told her to get down. and she, um she was saying down, but i could you could hear the tornado in the you could hear the roar in the background as she started screaming. for help. and she said that, um she wants it stopped roaring her, she said. it's raining through my roof. it's raining through my roof, so we rushed down to evacuate her immediately. truly terrifying and harrowing experience that you detail there . what else were you doing all to stay safe?

, you'll have a good brandy, you'll be my dear. we 'll watch tv for a couple more minutes and the news will begin. what's the news? come on, tell me everything from the very beginning. you know like this? spoiler but this is when you haven't watched the movie yet, and they already tell you the ending. let's wait for the news, you yourself will understand everything. you need to think a little with your own head. so write me their names and surnames. don't interrupt me, you haven't grown up yet to point out to the elder. so, it takes time to bring these people to clean water to collect evidence. this is a big game, pasha, and people like you, your yulia, have no place in it , except as a bait. the light got louder. look, semyonov enjoy was detained just a few minutes ago. st. petersburg police chief, general syrkov, who is suspected of fraud and financial scams related to extortion and money laundering, the detention was the result of a long operation conducted by the city department of the federal security service together with emp

100 brandy to 250 kilometers. you suffer more about your suffered focus on thing. because that a new nation is a big unless i cycling events. you're infants or do of suffering as big law, but use a phone for longer than me. prolonged physical exertion with minimum sleep requires special preparation. in italy, i used to be in the lord, but noted their focus on painting partly to both ambiguity. partly they both are and newton had a lot of people. the thing that i'm obsessed with taking what i would like. i like to say, i like the word stevie. i like to order them in my god. i like to eat food. and i just again, for that, maybe that thing to do a lot of savvy, and i am committed to the cycling when i'm on the bike. she could be a russia has already won a lot of races at the legendary ram race across america. he even made the podium, but now he's gearing up at the starting line of the ultra spice race where he'll be riding a total distance of 1780 kilometer his. he'll start from buck, milo beach in goa and ride through parks of cannot occur, and carola before reaching

so maybe one brandy minutes of sleep and the guiding fog again, going to fold one. does have a nice, it is good, did it for good? you started getting sleep, diversion. after 43 hours could be it has reached the halfway point in ot, he now has to ride the entire way back. over the years could be a, has picked out a trusted team of crew members, friends who take care of his every need during races. their role is even more important during long ride, slight the race across america, a 3000 mile race. that could be a has finished twice today as a quote chief, the biggest challenge for me is to cope with what could be doing every day. and he so put this off with something new. and every time he out of him fell from the last trees, saw it is difficult for us because i want to have to keep that in mind that or gave he's saving his didn't mean that's enough particular oh, gilmer does. i also have to make sure that i'm also dying bossy of some paper for him. so we learn every opinion. if police ah, i gave you for bringing the to meetings for the 1st things. oh, there is no es

. >> just one more follow-up, an i will come to you, brandi i think there is - there's really this fine platform to ten of millions of people, day in, day out, that this guy, this individual is satan, basically he's - donald trump like, that's a lot that's a lot for him to deal with and it's a lot for that office >> it's really, really unfortunate, and i'm seein that mildly. -- good people who are trying t do that right -- we can disagree, we can agree, whatever that means on a day-to-day basis, on a case to case basis but that's just unfair and that rhetoric, and tha anger that he's breeding, that he's growing, it's just really -- it's really hurtful. and it's hurtful, hopefully, only in an emotional way and not in a physical way. alvin bragg is doing his job if it turns out that this is a political witch hunt, th public will know you better believe a jury will know to. so, they deserve and law enforcement deserves the benefit of the doubt but donald trump deserve beyond a reasonable doubt. otherwise, he's innocent >> you were nodding your hea as i was describing what i about and what

stephanie: living in rural walker county, brandi thacker is eight months' pregnant.e could get into treatment, thacker says she was arrested for possession and threatened with a chemical endangerment charge. alabama is one of only three states to criminalize and incarcerate women for substance use during pregnancy. brandi: i mean, even me knowing that this baby is a miracle and me wanting it more than anything in this world, the drugs is, it's hard to come off of without help sometimes. stephanie: drug abuse is one of the top three causes of maternal death in alabama. and, according to dr. cathy lavender, the state's laws don't help. dr. lavender: it is a barrier in treatment for a lot of our patients. they won't come to their appointments because they're afraid that they might fail the drug test. stephanie: what's really needed, she says, is more drug treatment services in rural areas and new ways of thinking about access to prenatal care in general. dr. lavender: the ways that we're giving care is not solving our maternal mortality crisis. so we must start thinking

well, as i said, department 10, follow up on the brandy and for the integrity and a territorial integrity. and japan clearly has that. these are values that not all solely democracies have to stand behind the what japan clearly trying to do is to remy allies. i'm that i'm the lime the new strong and stronger your political role. japan wants to play and to defend the value of time a standing for by showing strong leadership in the defense of european and international security. and so he's trying to build a broader coalition and a rally behind like minded partners for him. and this includes also countries like so isn't countries or countries from the global style where she tried to emphasize get him to dialogue and, and clearly communicate with countries given the, where the japan has been taking a need when it comes to sanctions against russia, support for ukraine, a personal visit to keep it quite apparent that took years, potentially the foremost partner for the west in the asian region. yes, i was strong, you ally and of the strong us ally and as a member of the g 7. and presently the

i brandy shatyr from half a thousand kilometers.k will jump with the byzantine emperor. the path took pain in half a year with efrosinya , cut curled on a hunchback to his distant king jerusalem, lobster persha, who ate on the holy land, and she was lethally spirited away. and she flew. i blew the euphrosyne, asked the lord to let me sew a heavenly prayer near the holy city of jerusalem and resettlement near jerusalem on may 23, 1160. this year, monokia. left this world. they ate the palachanka. remove the wife from her native land. however, they did not forget the skill there. after there is death people freaked out. mothers with different requests and often tried from here euphrosyne, not to be humiliated , began to call with her nadsha yak of polotsk from shervin 1910. the city had a great holy beloved by the sime, the polozhanka returned to her birthplace with a shell and morshes, which she arrived on the steamboat worshu at uncle verniki 200 km, if on her hands to the monastery and okis founded euphrosyne. i can't find her ther

he says she'd be taking the lead on finding solutions for on the summer, that's a brandy w. brussels bureau chief are some of a nominee and arcos one and they call it calmly in a cave. welcome to both of you. let's start with you alex 100. the you wants to send you crime a 1000000 rounds of ammunition within the next year. we'll, we'll actually see even more military support. i put this a question to it's tanya and prime minister colors asking her whether we might see any movement. for instance, on the matter of modern fighter jets, as you know, ukraine has been requesting them for quite a while, but call us made clear that ammunition is the top priority of you leader. it's here and actually the plan to provide ukraine would a 1000000 artillery rounds was her plan initially. so she was very happy that leaders, we were able to agree on that and that, that they are going to endorse this plan here. however, we should not be not eve because this goal is very ambitious. we just need to consider that according to estimates, ukraine uses up to $210000.00 shells per month. and the european d

it's brandy got me, carson, and i'm in se he joins us now from keith. i mean, the ukranian president has said he's ordered reinforcements of positions and back north russian forces are closing in on the cities. so what difference will this make if you ask most western military analysts, they would say not much of a difference. a lot of troops on the ground ukrainian troops have also told media that they believe that bach mood will inevitably fall to russian control. now, what lensky has said is that his generals who are in charge of that battle there have unanimously supported sending reinforcements to defend the city. perhaps they know something that a military analysts don't know, but also sending reinforcements and withdrawing are not contradictory. a tactical withdraw there would involve inevitably sending troops reinforcements, perhaps even to make sure and ensure the safety of the troops who are withdrawing and ensure that they lose as few people as possible when they are securing the one road that leads out of bach mood which is their retreat the

thank you for bringing us the story, brandi. >> bill: san francisco now becoming a latest democratic-leday area officials moving forward with regulations that ban future sales of certain natural gas-powered appliances. all commercial and residential furniture -- furnaces and appliances have to be all electric. >> dana: it starts in new york and san francisco and comes this way? >> we've seen it before. >> dana: like to see them try it in wyoming. see how that goes. california governor newsom unveils a plan to willed 1200 tiny houses to address the state's homeless crisis each one measures ten square meters and takes 90 minutes to build. here is governor newsom. >> we set aside $750 million to do this encampments. so we can address what is happening on the street. when that individual is ready that we have a place to go or at least another option in terms of the alternatives to living out on the streets and sidewalks. >> dana: joining me now is the host of the rubin report. he used to live in california. we'll tap into his expertise. show you something you already know. california's homel

joining me now is doctor kristin brandi, chair of the board of physicians for reproductive health asan, gynecologist, who provides abortion pair in new jersey. doctor, good to have you on. tell me what happens in practical terms if this drug is revoked? are there other options out there, like i said, is just using one or not at all? outlaw mother stopping this medication would mean for countless women across the country. >> thank you so much for having me. if we lose mr. press don't it will be turning back the clock on over 20 years of research and medical evidence and about 5 million people's experience on how to use this medication safely. >> like i mentioned you know exactly what's gonna happen but we suspect that one of the drugs, mifepristone, which is used in the most common drugs around medication abortion miscarriage management will be pulled off the shelves and no longer be able to be used. while this is really concerning, and we want to let people know that there are alternative regiments. typically we used to medications, mifepristone and -- that it's been shown to be the

brandi just kills it. >> that's great. >> yeah. love bowie.h a great name for what's going on in this film. also, i have a lot of fondness for david bowie musically, but also a really interesting thing happened. when i was directing a movie that kyra was producing called "loverboy," a tiny little movie, we made it for just over $1 million -- >> jimmy: what year was this? >> probably about -- i'm so bad with years. maybe in the early 2000s. my daughter, sosie, who's an actress, was about 10 years old at the time. this was the first gig she ever got. i asked her to play kyra as a little girl in flashback. and in the scene, this kind of awkward little girl is supposed to perform something for her school. she decides to start singing "life on mars" which is an incredible david bowie song, a capella to her school group. everybody's like, this is so weird, this girl's so weird. sosie's exciting the hell out of it. it was in the script and i knew this movie of this size, trying to get the licensing for that song was going to be completely impossible.

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brandy lee, thank you for coming on to talk about this important issue here. you heard what the defense department is doing outlining a plan here that it hopes can curb suicides among service members. do you believe these steps as they've been laid out will make a difference. it's a pleasure to be here, alex. i think it's a step in the right direction. i mean, just thinking about it from, uh, statistics perspective . we've had over two million veterans serving in afghanistan and iraq. 60% of those service members were under the age of 34. so if we think about what they're seeing and what they're experiencing it and then coming back to ventricular it into society, the need for support is integral and our system is inundated. the v a is inundated, so these are really important steps in the right direction. the pentagon is obviously going to work to expand access to mental health services. more specialists will be available. how do we know that service members will go and seek out that help? and how do you make sure that they get the help when they're struggling?

can you and brandy have sent troops.er countries in the region are supposed to follow, but it's not clear if any of the troop contributing countries have either the political will or the resources to actually fight m23 or even rwanda in congo. congo is due to hold presidential and parliamentary elections at the end of this year. the conflict in the eastern provinces may prevent polling. meanwhile, congo's opposition says that there are already massive irregularities with the voter registration process. malcolm webb for "inside story." ,♪ laura: let's bring in our guests now. in the eastern congolese city of goma, reagan miviri, conflict analyst at ebuteli, a congolese research institute. in johannesburg, stephanie wolters, a senior research fellow specializing in the great lakes region at the south african institute of international affairs. and in kinshasa, angele dikongue-atangana, the u.n. refugee agency representative in drc. a very warm welcome to all of you. reagan, let's go to you first, you are there in goma. the

we have also talked about the participation of brandy and not only in peacekeeping efforts, but in other activities perpetrated by the african union in east african society, african community. but it's up to you, which, which brand is presiding now and actively participate in the great lakes. associations to russia is also part of business. rosen says, and we have reaffirmed our willingness to continue to support again the strengthening of the regional stability in africa in any way possible, both by using our bilateral ties and also using our reputation from the member of the un security council. well, so paid special attention to the preparation for the 2nd rush, africa summit and st. petersburg. and we expect that the president of burgundy participate in this summit and he already confirmed his intentions. and i think it was a timely gifts for conversation that we had today that will help us to expedite our joint efforts to implement quite promising projects and plans. thank you miss long, much. but if this doesn't mean you know what, i'm going to give it to each lover off and thank y

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it is better to drink a bottle of brandy in the potential of our defense enterprises, that is, he wasd. how much change. now the company is working. what is the problem with frames, that is, whether or not there are problems with frames, but with workers with constructors. uh, if there is a problem with providing these enterprises with materials, some experts say that in the face of downsizing their staff. but the mission often resorts to the services of journalists for illegal collection of information, after the arrest, the us secretary of state is not blinkin called on american citizens to leave russia immediately. as for evan gershkovich , the details of his case are still unknown, but it is clear that he will spend the next 2 months in the season. ivan murashov nikolai zakharov kirill bortnikov and ksenia bocharnikova to lead the turkish parliament nevertheless approved finland's application to join nato, thus it was ratified by all the states of the alliance now they must sign special protocols and only after all the documents are transferred to the us state department, finland

to calm the waters, assuring american to their money is say, russia agreed to extend the black sea brandy over 60 days, which was set to expire this saturday, but says the west needs to prove as ready to hold office and that the agreement the u. e tells the u. k. the telling down as complaints about human rights.

and from war we can brandy w correspondence, tenure claim, who's in jerusalem, and i'm in a thief who joins us from keith. tanya, we just heard. now israel is providing ukraine with humanitarian aid, but it is not offering the ion dome. this missile defense system, which is something that ukraine really wants, can you explain to us israel's reasons it well is what has its own very own strategic interest? and these are many related to its northern neighbor, syria here in the region. and it has really tried to keep relations with both ukraine and with russia since russia in bay, in the since the russian invasion of ukraine. and it also needs to keep this delicate balance with this other close at its closest ally the united states. so as you said, it has always pledged and delivered humanitarian aid. in the beginning, they established a field hospital in ukraine. there's also talk about sharing of intelligence, but it has refrained from delivering any weapon systems. and it's not just a talk about the iron dome is, well, it's very successful or with other weapon system like a beam, which

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let's explore these claims by russia about an attack in the russian town of brands with further and brandy w, moscow bureau chief, europe. we're chateau, he is now based in the latvian capital rica because he was banned from reporting from russia. you're a put in speaks of a terrorist attacks. what are the russian saying that happened in brianna? ask well, that seems to be indeed a very strange story. gerhardt 1st, there were immediate reports that a group of armed man, 2 dozens of russian hostage in a grocery store in a village near brianna. that is a city close to the rational crane and borders. the canada said i then it was denied, then came new reports from another village that a school bus was allegedly attacked and during a child, according to the official, the origin, 2 civilians died during the day that was sometimes conflicting reports, some of which were denied by the authorities and in the end of the day, it was reported that a group of saboteurs had been pushed back into ukrainian territory where they had been allegedly shalt with artillery. as the problem is that the entire ru

reporter: to follow up on brandy's question, so i understand there's no d.o.d. investigation going on with the blackhawk crash. the investigation that will start as soon as the team arrives, does that have the potential, depending on the findings, to ground other blackhawk helicopters? basically depending on what they find, how big a problem could this be? what is the potential? brig. gen. ryder: great question. any commander anywhere has the, depending on the situation, has the ability to stand down equipment or call for those kinds of things. i don't want to get into hypotheticals or get ahead of ourselves. we need to allow time for the investigation. any time there's the potential far fleet of aircraft to have some type of systemic issue then certainly again those fleets can be stood down. you've seen us do that with other types of aircraft in the past. i'm not aware of anything like that for the blackhawk. we need to allow time for the investigation to run its course. again, without getting into hypotheticals, during the course of that investigation, were so

has been one of europe's most staunchly pro key governments under her lead leadership and we can brandy w correspondent jennifer palka. he joins us now from the estonian capital talon and kaya. tell us is now very likely to govern for a 2nd term. can you tell us what that means for a stone? you're going forward? yes, the estonian new government is going to face some serious national and international challenges. let's talk 1st about the national challenges. first up is the high inflation rate. the inflation rate here in estonia is 18.6 percent, which is one of the highest in europe. also on the agenda are high energy prices and alternative energy sources, but also international challenges, especially russia's invasion of ukraine are on the agenda. the new government is expected to aid ukraine as they did in the last year with financial military and humanitarian aid. now, around 25 percent of estonians do have russian roots and, and the war has rekindled a debase over variety of controversial issues. what do the people in estonia with russian roots, think of the, the, the present governm

an alleged ukrainian drug war, but he joined the event online and, speaking, called the event in brandy oblast a terrorist attack and also cited another version of events that denies all previous today, another terrorist act , another crime, entered the border territory and opened fire on civilians the car saw that there itself citizens of the militia niva ordinary people opened fire - this is violence the real crime is committed by the nazis, about which i have now told them the owner is confident that i am today's crime, these are the same owners do not remember, no one will even pay attention to this, but again i repeat nothing from them it won't work, we even have them well , putin says about the alleged field before the media reported about the school bus, representatives of the same russian volunteer corps denied it in a comment to the edition of the careful history that they took someone hostage, but the very fact of the operation on the territory of the bryansk region was confirmed, according to the interlocutor of the publication, at least one border guard of the russian federa

logo added us had told us, authorities in a filing they designed would likely cause confusion to its brandy, but it reportedly withdrew the opposition after concerns. it could be misinterpreted as criticism of black lives matters. mission. the movement rose to prominence after the killing of unarmed blackman treyvon martin in 2012 conservationists in the hermoline region of luck trying to protect where snow leverts the population is at risk of extinction because of habitat destruction caused by climate change. probably mitchell reports. no leopards, i elusive and difficult to spot even to the change i the codes provide the perfect camouflage in the called him, marlene desert. these photographers have been waiting for nearly 6 hours when you kind of prepare to be in temperatures of minus 15 minus 20, or to see one animals. but i might not do anything all day. whenever it does happen and everything goes well. it's an awesome feeling between 4 and 700 snow leopards live in lubbock. sightings are so red, then known as the ghosts of the mountains. now climate change is threatening the survival m

now, besides commenting on the latest a hearse, revelations soaker laughter off and his brandy and count upon discussed a strengthening relations and pushing back on a world order where a select group of states seek to dominate is our correspondence. donald quarter. i was able to personally ask survey lab for what he thought about these new revelations that seymour hersh put forward. and he said it was funny that all the west could all the west could do was ignore seymour hersh in the hopes that most people wouldn't really pay attention to the kind of revelation he was bringing forward lab. rob also said that we shouldn't really look to the european investigation for answer because, and the end that a broader international investigation should really be launched that doesn't just include countries from the west. laboratory also said that a proposal was launched to the united nations calling on its organization to remember their obligation to combat international terrorism. when considering the fact that a lot of information points to washington in terms of who carried out this north stre

meat cereals cheese, marmalade indicated tea with liquor or brandy cigarettes.f the participants in the ukrainian hundreds were taken prisoner in different ways and at different times, nestor chernobay, for example, was surrounded near smolensk , hid in one of the villages for several days, but in december of the forty-first year, his namesake was captured. grigory chernobay in june 1941 was wounded under the zhytomimer. after treatment, he returned to the front near stalingrad there in august 1942 and was captured. andrey yarosh was surrounded in the nesvizh region , whether he tried to go out to his own people or the decision to surrender came immediately is unknown, but the fact remains, he independently came to the german commandant's office, which at that time was in the castle. initially, he was sent to a prison in baranovichi from there to the forestry from kombat, he became the head of the ukrainian hundred. ira, before the war, worked as a teacher at a school, taught chemistry, and during the great patriotic war, he helped train the fighters of the ukra

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the whole week leading up to that, it was brandi chastain with a penalty kick, ripping off her shirt,e we are, nine months after the anniversary of title ix and we are saying the same kind of thing. it is not just about girls and moms cheering for this team, it is about men, male sportswriters i have known forever that are tweeting about this, talking about it and writing about it in a way i never would have imagined. when you get those sexist guys sing the best game of the men's and women's final four is actually this game, the women's, i did not think i would ever hear those words. this is the ticket that anyone would want to go to that iowa-south carolina game. >> we talked about this earlier in the week on the men's side, the nil rule that allows compensation for student athletes. the impact it is having on the men's side but it is clearly now having an impact on the women athletes, as well. >> for sure. we are seeing it throughout the olympic sports. gymnastics. basketball, for example, caitlin clark will. have a decision to make. will she want to go to the wnba for iowa. my gues

. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "raise hell" by brandi carlile. this is democracy now!cynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we turn now to the fight to protect reproductive rights in the united states. a decision could come as early as today from a trump appointed federal judge in texas on whether to ban the abortion pill mifepristone nationwide. the hearing is taking place in amarillo, a four hour drive from any major city and only became public after reporters raise the alarm about the lack of transparency after judge matthew kaczmarek tried to delay notice and hide the date. it attempts to revoke the abortion pill and after the supreme court overturned the right to abortion last year overturning roe v. wade. we go now to amy littlefield. welcome back to democracy now! first, let's take on this hearing today. trump appointed antiabortion judge is deciding whether this drug can be used, used in more than half the abortions in the united states. so if he decides know, even in states where abortion is totally legal, they will not have a

. >> yeah and on the other side, you have brandy weingarten, and she was sounding the alarm at the nationaly. take a listen. >> our public schools shouldn't be pawns for politicians' ambitions. they shouldn't be defunded or destroyed by id logs. >> i wonder what you're hearing, greg, on the ground there? because we know what the political argument is but how many folks have you talked to? maybe they're parents, maybe they're teachers. maybe they're school officials, about what will happen to public schools if this passes? >> there are long standing concerns about inequities in schools all over georgia, but there's also a deep concern these private school vouchers would undercut the public school systems and benefit wealthy families that could afford the tuitions that many schools here in metro atlanta offer. even with the $6500 voucher, private school tuition is still out of reach for a lot of families. so there's deep concern from local school boards and local officials who worry about the future of publication if a measure like this passes. >> the education secretary wrote an op-ed this m

received the gershwin prize for popular song from the library of congress, james taylor was there , brandy carlyle but that group was not. i mean, was, was not with the president. stuart: the democrats who skip ped the speech and went to the joanie mitchell tribute concert. lauren: correct. todd: she covered the fresh prince of bell aaron summertime? lauren: no. stuart: i'm going to get serious , california senator dianne feinstein has been hospitalized. now as long as she's in the hospital she can't vote in the senate so lauren what do we know about her medical problem? lauren: she has shingles. she was diagnosed and found out about it in february and she's been in the hospital in san francisco. she's 89. she says she expects to make a full recovery but to your point, she missed a dozen votes and two committee hearings since coming down with the shingles. she already said i'm not running for re-election in 2024. she's the longest-running female in the senate. she's been there since 1992. stuart: it's important because john fetterman from pennsylvania is also hospitalized, dianne feinstein

stephanie: living in rural walker county, brandy is eight months pregnant before she could get into treatment was arrested for possession and threatened with a chemical endangerment charge. alabama is one of only three states to criminalize and incarcerate women for substance use during pregnancy. >> this baby is a miracle a i want it more than anything in the world, the drugs, it is hard to come off of without help. stephanie: drug abuse is one of the top three causes of maternal death in alabama. according to dr. lavender, the state's laws do not help. >> it is a barrier for treatment for a lot of our patients. they will not come to their apartments because they are afraid they might fail the drug test. stephanie: what is really needed , she said, is more drug treatment services in rural areas and new ways of thinking of access to prenatal care in general. >> the ways we are getting care is not solving our maternal mortality crisis so we must start thinking outside the box, of ways to reach women and address their needs. >> how are you feeng? stephanie: lavender is following a telehealth mo