and one of the c k, the, this is the barn and a burial mountain in northern brittany. it's one of the oldest structures of its kind and was often expand over the course of 1000 years. the mound contains 11 dullness or single chamber. 2 structures consist of at least 2 vertical mega lives and a horizontal capstone. it's often difficult to spot them from a distance. they are either part of a large stone complex, or they've been covered over with. so the draft animals can whole large objects only on a flat surface. sometimes nearly thick people's built wraps to make this possible. the large stone slabs like these can way up to 130 tons. it took huge teams of workers to move these objects even just a few centimeters. you could imagine the amount of work that was required to place a huge capstone on top of the vertical pillars. these projects required an enormous amount of planning and organization. so why did people build these structures? gilbert assistance, i think they wanted to create something that was truly monumental. can eva most of the structures? what built at gr

brittany watts is her name.rly 20 weeks pregnant when a doctor informed her that it was no longer viable. three days later, she miscarried at home. in a world with roe, brittany's grief would be private. it would remain between her, her loved ones, and her doctor. but now, brittany is facing criminal charges for abuse of a corpse. we need to discuss this. i want to bring in dr. kavita patel, a clinical physician and former senior policy director under president obama, and former u.s. attorney joyce vance, still with us. kavita, can you explain this? how does something as common as a miscarriage even qualify as abuse of a corpse? >> yes, stephanie, if i could explain it, we probably wouldn't be here, because there are a whole lot of things wrong with this that i'm sure joyce will get into. i will say that what i think is troubling is not just that brittany is being being brought under these charges and it is even being discussed, and by the way, for something that -- i don't want to say that her exact circumstanc

the water level on frances brittany peninsula with several meters lower than it is today. the overtime se moved about 500 meters further inland. french archaeologist search costs and believes that many stone age relics have been covered up by the c . listen, i'm in the whole thing you need about the rise in the sea level certainly depends on fluctuations in climate, including the ice age and post ice age phase is the highest i fear of sea levels have been rising in this part of brittany for more than 60000 years. but in the last 1000 years of hunt together a society, it rose especially rapidly of to the see how the opa just one generation entire fishing and food gathering ground simply disappeared. key the starting space to set the between 4503000 b. c. in advanced megalithic culture developed along the coast of britain. there are 3 large stone structures near the village of locum, our eoc, the air gras passage. great viagra man. here in a tomb called the toddler, dim auction, no human remains or burial objects have been found at the marshal site. but there are a number of

he's confused with brittany spears and beyonce. >> you could say even that's harder than getting a ticket to the renaissance tour. or or for grand rapids tours started. it's kind of warm in brazil right now. >> former fbi agent stuart kaplan joins us now. >> stuart, is this feasible, jesse, the deployment of a psyop in the united states. in this day and age, it's still illegal. the national security law prohibits the deployment of psyops or using an operative for psychological warfare. >> however, if i was running biden's management perception team, i would identify someone who would align themselves with my agenda, such as a taylor swift, who has close to 600 million followers. i would target her.

brittany begley is in for a this morning. roads. >> yes, still seeing slow drive times across the map. you can see that the red just selling specially oakland area 15 miles per watching this right now causing issues an accident and sounds like we now have a lot of potholes so that traffic break, meaning that they're closing lands, why they try to repair it. 6, 80 south at dublin boulevard. you can take ramon to avoid some delays, but you are going ee mes near the walnut creek area and the 6.80, southbound lanes really sluggish as we speak 5.80, west, 100 64th and early morning accident in castro valley also causing delays. you can see 15 miles per hour, especially near the interchange as well. you can take 8.80, to avoid delays. but overall, it's going to be a slow day. 2.80, southbound overturn karner 80 south. you want to take steven creek boulevard in san jose because we're still looking at 35 miles per hour live. look, bay bridge mesa fremont, 14 minutes, but it's a wet mass. san mateo really setting up the town. the myst

brittany. >> all right. happening you to watch slower drive times rain coming really couple different problems, guaranteed to slow you down. so again, if you're coming from the pleasanton area, 60 southbound arsenal, you want to take 84 5.80, because traffic again is at a scrawl in that area. 101, southbound in oakland at 8.80, northbound, an early-morning accident. police fire ems still on the you can take one 30 87. but oakland, you can just see overall with that rush hour and rain. it's really slow going a big issue, a big rig fire to grant line road. you can take patterson past. you can take a levin street, but we still have a seven-mile backup in that area. san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, one 17 minutes. you can see right there in a corner of your screen. rain really coming down for you tolls to 101. right now. we're at 14 minutes, at least for right now. golden gate bridge. yeah, rain coming down. it is really showcasing what john's been saying. we're at twenty-six miss. despite it and bumper to bumper ma

>> we have, and i think brittany watts' case is remarkable in a couple of ways. the group pregnancy justice has documented, of laws criminalizing the actions of pregnant patients, particularly, usually actions that were taken by low income people, people of color, that led to the end of a pregnancy, particularly substance abuse, sometimes of illegal drugs, sometimes of legal drugs like alcohol. you almost never, or to my knowledge, never see a prosecution for someone like brittany watts, who didn't do -- everyone has conceded that this pregnancy was already nonviable when the actions she took that have led to charges began. so this is, i think, both a continuation of a trend, but also an acceleration of a trend. this is something we haven't seen much before. amna: that group you mentioned is an advocacy group, pregnancy justice. in their last year's report, they found there were more than 1300 cases where pregnancy, including pregnancy loss, was used in a criminal investigation or prosecution. that was from 2006 to june of 2022, the month that roe v. wade was ove

brittany. >> all right. take a look at big picture.'re seeing is things are actually looking better at 10. 31 as a rush hours officially over, but we still have some problems that could cause some issues. so an early morning accident, a car in a ditch. 6.80, southbound near snow boulevard. we still have a portion of that shutdown. you can take 84 5.80, to avoid some delays in the pleasanton area. good news. we start the newscast at 5. a portion of a tracy triangle, as you make your way to san francisco was shut down for a big rig fire that plea all lanes are open and traffic is moving. mesa, fremont street in the bay bridge, all lanes open. at 13 minutes. a poor driving conditions. san mateo, though, 80 to 101. we're still at 15 minutes, at least for right now. tolls to want to what, 8 minutes as you make your way into work. and the golden gate bridge, things are looking better. 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls this morning. >> 32 and the city of half moon bay held a remembrance ceremony over the weekend to honor the lives of 7 farmworkers

pero en el condado fresno, una familia está de luto tras la muerte de 1 de sus seres queridos, brittanyvar a identificar a un sospechoso o la persona responsable de este caso. >> los detectives determinaron que la joven estaba a distanciada de su familia y vivía en la calle. se sabe que frecuentaba la zona de las calles tulare y primera en la ciudad de fresno, cambiando ahora totalmente de tema, la ciudad de san josé realizará por primera vez un taller en español sobre las nuevas leyes que entran en vigor en 2024 y que todo comerciante o emprendedor debe saber. a continuación le cuento cómo inscribirse y cuándo se realizará. empréndete es el nombre de una nueva iniciativa que ha puesto en marcha a la ciudad de san josé para informar a los dueños de negocios latinos sobre regulaciones y leyes que deben saber al liderar su propia empresa. tenemos 60.000 negocios en la ciudad de san josé y el más del 60% de ellos son de origen étnico y más de la mitad de esos, ese 60% son inmigrante. el departamento de desarrollo económico de la ciudad, junto con next business group, brindarán un taller qu

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it's brittany says it's a friend of israel. you know, the 2 sides ism, that is mandated under broad costing restrictions, is it with here because obviously when you're talking about the atrocities, as we know, israel says the responsibility lies with i'm us. it is using civilians as human shields among joyless schools and holmes. and they gave fair warning and told me to grab the phone. secretary it says the u. k condemns, i'm us attacks on the see of civilians and reaffirms israel's right to self defense . well, right, fine, i should, you have to say that, but there are not 2 sides. and actually to the very notion of 2 sides is i'm saying, uh, it's like people look at your output uh at the drum and bottoms during the pilot since i got, but there's 2 sides here. uh, you know, the but the, the, the, the, the palestinians have crude records and when they are accused of indiscriminate chelly, yes. the say the rockets accrued but on the other hand, israel is doing the square. i'm not talking it's, it's, it's, it's deliberately atta

brittany in for a this morning with a look at the roads. out there that busy take a big picture. you can still slow drive times specially the tracy triangle into san francisco. >> happening now just got reports of an overturned car. right now. sounds like was on the side of the road, but it's on its hood. 85 northbound at saratoga avenue. so you can take prospect road to avoid some delays in saratoga. traffic is still moving, but they're going to get a tow truck in there. and that's going to start to slow things down. pleasanton 6.80, southbound near seminole boulevard. someone lost control of her car. that cars now in a ditch. traffic still slow going for you every direction you can try to take 84 or 5.80, to avoid some delays in the pleasanton area. a big rig fire still has traffic backed up past 7 miles of 5.80, grant line road again. if you're coming in, tracy triangle into san francisco, you're going to see those drive times. you can try patterson pass road or llevan street to avoid some delays. but traffic has been a mess probably for

the water level on france is brittany peninsula, with several meters lower than it is today. the overtime, the c moved about 500 meters further in the french archaeologist search costs and believes that many stone age relics have been covered up by the c. listen, i'm in the whole, did you need? the rise in the sea level certainly depends on fluctuations in climate, including the ice age and post ice age phase is the highest i see if sea levels have been rising in this part of brittany for more than 60000 years ac. but in the last 1000 years of hunt together, a society, it rows especially rapidly of, of the see how the oprah, just one generation entire fishing and food gathering ground simply disappeared. k describing space to set the between 4503000 b, c. and advanced megalithic culture developed along the coast to break the there are 3 large stone structures near the village of locum, our eoc, the air gras passage, great viagra man here, and a tune called the toddler demo, shall no human remains, or burial objects have been found at the marshal site, but there are a number o

and i wonder listening to brittany's story and what happened to her. went to the hospital and they told her that there was some cardiac activity but her fetus was nonviable, what do you make of the fact she had to wait for this grand jury to make this decision here? >> you know, since september when she had the miscarriage brittany should have been able to just mourn that pregnancy loss. instead she was charged with a felony. and none of this would have happened if she'd gotten the care at the hospital that she deserved to get. as you pointed she was in and out of the hospital. she was there for 8 hours after her water broke waiting for the hospital to make a legal decision about whether that pregnancy could be terminated, which was medically indicated. so she went home and she had the miscarriage at home and ends up in the prongs of a in the throngs of a criminal prosecution. >> we heard governor desantis last week, we heard donald trump doing it last night. those perceptions are sometimes pretty narrow, pretty difficult to make sure you have the prop

brittany was arrested and charged with murder. on goree was also arrested and sometimes ostracizing her community. and she check is suffering with ptsd from fighting a war which so often happens. and grievous injury. her stomach is split open, her arms and legs. she was hit by drone strikes. the story is incredible. part of the reason is i found all three of these women. and i did not choose these locations. these locations chose me because of what i found. i realized all of them, whether it was a rural alabama, syria, all of them had cultures of honor where honor was such an important concept for the men who lived there and defending their owner. i think that led to a lot of the domestic and sexual violence that took place. as a result, the women were punished for fighting back and speaking up. >> the furies, women, engines, and justice. great to see you. >> gwinnett smith is a longtime owner of starlit dance studio in albuquerque, new mexico. despite facing a range of challenges, she says she keeps the studio alive for the gener

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brittany fryer, sons message, nevertheless, rings loud and clear her baby, her 10 year-old boy, keith or kj as some called should still be here. >> he should be celebrating a new year looking forward to his whole future. >> my baby. some groceries and we go outside to ride in >> but you can 15 big baby waso go. >> a 10 year-old neighbor boy has been arrested for murder. accused of shooting keith fryer son saturday afternoon with a gun belonging to that young suspects, father a gun. the sacramento sheriff's department says the father possessed illegally. that man has been arrested on several charges in connection with the homicide. detectives say he tried to hide the firearm after the shooting. this happened for nothing. nothing. >> whole job babies, although we can even lower goal, ride >> brittany and other members of the family describe 10 year-old keith as a bright inquisitive boy with a very big heart is the. >> sweet boy. gave a bright. funny. charismatic. he was what we call in out of the way. a kid that just want to have fun. you know, be fine. respect his elders knew what he c

let's face ourselves brittany, above on the surface, and from that we lower our abilities. we're going wrong, our timing's wrong. i was in st with you there we did it really well. the nice, very good so nice. yeah. no, we didn't lift our legs. we were very similar. although you can't see the crane. i miss the, you know, i didn't lift my leg to die. i'm telling you that i did nothing from the figure. laura, nothing. the time has come. the team flies to japan would that would compete in the world? of course it's mazda is championships in cub ashima into disciplines. the team members and the us with laura and lola. both disciplines have to routines, technical and free. and the final result is determined by the average of both scores. the inquiry, the technique is just the only safe when we don't have it yet. given that we have barely completed, we're doing quite well. what's different is that we are uninhibited when we components we show happiness because we feel comfortable because we here to enjoy. we don't have insecure receipts, even though we are technically inferior to t

brittany watts spoke to supporters at a rally thursday. >> i want to thank my community, warren, ohio. i was born and raised here and graduated high school here. i'm going to continue to stay here because i have to continue to fight. amy: the abortion fund for ohio said -- "we're grateful for today's decision but remain livid at the circumstances that brought us here. ohioans, especially black women, fear for their lives and freedom during pregnancy, pregnancy loss, and abortion. it's unacceptable. we deserve so much better, and we demand it." the federal aviation administration has launched an investigation into boeing and whether the company failed to ensure its 737 max 9 planes were safe following last week's incident in which a cabin panel blew off during an alaska airlines flight, causing the cabin to depressurize. the faa has since grounded the max 9 pending inspection of the aircrafts. meanwhile, passengers from alaska airlines flight 1282 have sued boeing for injuries sustained during the ordeal. in related news, the lever is reporting republican presidential hopeful and forme

husband michael were separated, so sara and her younger siblings went to stay with their dad while brittani surgery. four days later, rene went into recuperate. it was just two days after that when detective e.j. johnson was pulling up to her house. >> what happens when you arrive on the scene? >> i saw a lot of police cars, everybody was out here towards the road, and they had tapered off just the security scene so that way no one is in and out, they're going to wait for us detectives to get here. >> officers on the scene told him the deceased woman's name. did you know of renee? >> i did know of renee. we were just in the church praying for a member of our, church who was getting a kidney transplant that she was donating. >> how did you realize the connection there? >> i was pretty shocked by it because the daughter of the gentlemen that was receiving that kidney was at my house at a youth activity, or during a swim party at my place. >> that is right, at this mall town where there were lots of connections, kaitlan, the nursing student was at detective johnson's house as he was responding

the highest kill rate at shelters, brittany is the mind and heart behind this. >> we do our best we cano advocate for specific dogs at the shelter. >> reporter: a nonprofit organization providing education and advocacy for animals. one part of their mission is a focus on dogs that need to be placed out of the shelter or they will be put down. >> they're not bad dogs. we do our best to relay that accurate information and do our best of those who might not be >> reporter: it makes niece stories go viral and hopes the right person sees it, simply a group of people who share frost funds instagram post. it's working. since they started this last year, 13 dogs have been saved. one of those dogs was named as snicker doodle and now known as -- she had been taken to be adopted and then rendered by an elderly couple. when they saw her picture they connected with frost fund and had scheffler assist with the entire process. >> she gives you kiss after kiss after kiss, kind of like thank you for taking me. >> reporter: changing the dog's life and changing theirs. california. >>> when we return, a te

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brittany was arrested after miscarrying in her bathroom. thankfully just two weeks ago, a grand juryy, common sense, and reason declined to indict her. understanding that miscarriages are devastating, yet extremely common pregnancy outcome that women for. but in a post-roe america, these are horrific situations that women and the doctors who provide them care often face. republican politicians in states like texas and ohio have made it clear they do not trust the judgment of women and their familieses in these -- and their families in these matters. even amidst this devastation unlereboullet- unleashed by dobbs, democrats fight for women. in illinois we've become an owe is for -- an oasis for women. new data shows the number of women traveling to illinois for abortions rose nearly 50% in 2022, and we experienced the largest increase of in i state -- of any state in the number of patients tra state for abortions last year. in each and every case there is a cost and burden of travel that is part of this calculation. our commitment to reproduc

. >> in alabama, brittany smith shot a man who she said had just raped and nearly killed her and was her brother. in india, a lower caste woman unfairly evicted from her home rises to become the leader of a gang of women who punish those who hurt other women. in syria, this teenager joined an all-female militia is pretty a violent campaign against the islamic state group which is terrorizing their country. how this violence changes each of these women and has lasting implications on them and their broader communities is the subject of a new book called women, vengeance and justice. it is written by journalist elizabeth locke. can you just tell us a little bit more about these women and why their stories jumped out at you? they populate so many of our movies and songs and books and mythology. i really want to understand why that was. i think we are obsessed with these stories because we wish we could be them. i think when we see these depictions on the screen and pop culture, we wish we could be those women fighting back. my next question was are there real versions of these women who

hello, my senior producer brittany is one of them. >> senior producer brittany is one of them. >> persuadableng suburban mommy and she's black. again, it goes against the myth who we think about when we put people in these boxes. also i don't believe that a large swath of black and brown voters areo going out there and casting their ballot for donald trump. i think it's more likely they don't vote at all. >> i would say, simone, you appointment this out it's not looking at aapi voters as monoliths, as a monolith or latino voters. and black voters especially their generational divide is so, so real. on the biden campaign i think we have news they are -- sorry, it's a "d" triple "c," the democratic congressional campaign committee has announced an eight-figure investment to mobilize black and latino voters. is that an overdue, good luck -- >> it's a laugh of like, yes, this is what we should be doing. and kudos to the dccc for doing that. i would say these should be applauded. >> i can tell you the fights i had inside the rnc for that money. >> they need to be in communities. ads are not going

i will continue to stay here, because i have to continue to fight. >> brittani's case puts a nationalng attacks on reproductive rights across the country, including in states like ohio, where voters resoundingly approved a ballot measure to enshrine abortion access into the state constitution. but it also highlights a troubling trend of republicans, not only promoting harsher abortion bans with little to no exceptions but also increasingly seeking to punish women and their doctors for private and personal medical decisions and outcomes. at a fox town hall this week, donald trump bragged about ending choice in america. >> for 54 years, there were trying to get roe v. wade terminated, and i did it. i am proud to have done it. they wanted to get it back right? if we didn't have that, there wouldn't be no question, nobody else -- and we did it. we did something that was a miracle. >> joining us now by phone is michelle goodwin, constitutional law and global health policy professor at georgetown law school. she's also co-faculty director of the national and global health law institute. mic

an ohio grand jury refused to indict 34-year-old brittani watts, who have been charged with a felonyhaving a miscarriage at home. her lawyer to announce the decision to prosecute, are going and the ohio law never supported the charges and added britney watts is being, quote, demonized for something that goes on every day. britney watts, who could have faced a year in person, if she had been convicted, spoke to roughly 150 supporters at a rally is today. >> i want to thank my community, warren, ohio, i was born here, raised here, graduated high school here. i will continue to stay here, because i have to continue to fight. >> brittani's case puts a national spotlight on republicans unrelenting attacks on reproductive rights across the country, including in states like ohio, where voters resoundingly approved a ballot measure to enshrine abortion access into the state constitution. but it also highlights a troubling trend of republicans, not only promoting harsher abortion bans with little to no exceptions but also increasingly seeking to punish women and their doctors, for private and