carolina: gracias.alor en todo el paÍs. muchÍsimo cuidado porque aunque parezca muypronto de repente un descuido y te olvidas. miren hasta dÓnde puede llegar los papÁs, robert y su esposa estÁn ofreciendo 45.000 $ porinformaciÓn que ayude a capturar al al traficante que vendiÓ el fentanilo que matÓ a su hija de 22 aÑos. su hija fue encontrada en iowa sin vida por una sobredosis de esta peligrosa drogay ellos quieren que este sufrimiento no lo padezcan otras familias. carolina: el caso del operativo en la casa del expresidente trump da un giro realmente inesperado, ahora el departamento de justicia afirma que posiblemente se ocultaron y se habrÍan sacado registros del gobierno de un almacÉn de esta mansiÓn. recordemos que trump habÍa asegurado que los documentos estaban en el mismo almacÉn pero todo parece indicar que no fue el caso. nos conectamos en este momento con mÁs informaciÓnde esta revelaciÓn. quÉ significarÍa para este caso que se demuestre que sea ocultado o sacado registros del gobierno? edwi

[risas] carolina: gracias.n brazos, corre hasta una fuente de agua, le quita algo de ropa, y le da algunos golpes para reanimarlo, hasta que finalmente anuncia que ya estÁ respirando. el bebÉ se recupera en un hospital, mientras investiga quÉ provocÓ esta emergencia. borja: un autÉntico hÉroe. varias personas fueron hospitalizadas quejÁndose de dolores en la espalda, debido a una violenta sacudÍda en un parque en new jersey. al menos 5 personas fueron hospitalizadas en este momento se desconoce quÉ ocasionÓ el desperfecto. carolina: rÁpidamente, si pestaÑas la vas a perder. prohibirÍa la venta de vehÍculos nuevos de gasolina partir del aÑo 2035, convirtiÉndose en uno de los primeros lugares en todo el mundo en ofrecer autos libres de emisiones por combustibles fÓsiles. >> renovar tu pasaporte estadounidense puede ser un dolor de cabeza, pero a partir de febrero prÓximo se podrÁ robar en lÍnea, lo cual acortarÁ la espera que actualmente es de 8:00 a 11 semanas. hoy es el dÍa nacional del perro, para poder agrade

carolina: carolina sara aza, esta es "ediciÓn digital".ancamos directamente con la informaciÓn y con detalles del operativo realizado en la casa del expresidente donal trump, les hablo de la famosa mansiÓn de mar al lago, estÁn buscando documentos con informaciÓn clasificada, el expresidente afirma que estaba cooperando con las autoridades y que no entiende por quÉ nadie le avisÓ y que hasta hablen abierto su caja fuerte. ahora en las Últimas horas decenas de manifestantes a favor y en contra se dieron cita fuera de esa residencia. escuchemos lo que nos cuentan. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] carolina: la red son divide de la gente que llegÓ afuera del famoso mar a lago. y para buscar mÁs informaciÓn os conectamos con nuestro colega galo arellano, cuentan los que hemos escuchado parte del expresidente trump. galo: nosotros desde las 3:00 a.m. estamos acampando frente a mar a lago y por ahora hay una tensa calma pero ayer hubo mucha agitaciÓn ya que agentes del fbi allanaron la mansiÓn y ahora todos se preguntan quÉ p

carolina. primera vez que una nave espacial. borja: para eventualmente enviar humanos a pisar la luna una vez más. vamos en vivo a caño cañaveral en donde viajaron miles de personas y que se quedaron mirando al vacío. >> muchas caras largas vimos en esta playa. en donde muchas personas habían llegado desde horas de la madrugadanoticia inmediatamente la gente empezÓ a abandonar las playas. detectaron un problema de combustible en no de los motores el motor nÚmero tres de la nave oriÓn eso lo dijo antes que se presentara el problema de hoy. estaremos muy pendientes de quÉ dice la nasa de cuÁndo serÍa el prÓximo intento de lanzamiento, porque esta misiÓn va a marcar una diferencia, un hito en la historia de >> que tengo la presencia permanente con sus astronautas a la luna y esta se use como un laboratorio de experimentos. nosotros seguiremos pendientes de cuando finalmente vamos a ver el aviÓn despejar rumbo a la Órbita de la lona. >> mÁs de 200,000 personas que estaban esperando el lanzamiento. vamos a oregÓn y es que se investig

carolina: ¿cÓmo estÁn? con mucho gusto borja voces y carolina sarassa.orja, espero que hayas tenido un muy feliz cumpleaÑos. borja: muchÍsimas gracias. han escuchado esta frase seguro, "vivo de milagro". esta historia es el perfecto ejemplo. les hablÓ de los momentos de terror que viviÓ un paracaidista. carolina: se imaginan que el paracaÍdas se enrede en pleno aire? eso es lo que cuenta un hombre que hoy estÁ vivo de milagro. andrea leÓn nos cuenta quÉ fue lo que hizo para salvarse en el Último segundo. andrea: literalmente estÁ vivo de milagro despuÉs de que las cuerdas de su paracaÍdas se enrederaran cuando estaba a miles de pie es de altura. primero tratÓ desesperadamente de desenredar las cuerdas, pero el intento fue inÚtil, tambiÉn intentÓ desplegar su paracaÍdas de reserva, pero este no se abriÓ. luego sÓlo unos segundos antes del impacto contra el suelo kÉvin rompiÓ la bolsa y fue cuando finalmente se abriÓ, salvÁndole la vida y evitando lesiones graves en el Último segundo. [habla en inglÉs] andrea: kevin publicÓ el vÍdeo en su canal de youtube

carolina: con ustedes, arrancando su "ediciÓn digital".amos con la peor pesadilla para cualquier familia, que su hijo o su hija sea de maltrato en la guarderÍa. empleados de este lugar obligaban a los niÑos a dormir la siesta y lo hacÍan empujones y todo esto quedÓ captado en cÁmara. borja: ahora enfrentan cargos y la guarderÍa continÚa bajo investigaciÓn. pasamos en este momento con andrea leÓn, que tiene los detalles y las impactantes imÁgenes. andrea: este es el vÍdeo de la cÁmara de seguridad de la academia en odesa, florida, que muestra el maltrato a al menos dos menores de edad en ese centro. la maestra que se observa en el vÍdeo tiene 28 aÑos. se le ve claramente empujando a un bebÉ para que durmiera su siesta. esto sÓlo cuatro dÍas despuÉs de que la dueÑa del centro educativo tambiÉn fuera arrestada por otro cargo de abuso infantil. en el mismo vÍdeo se observa sosteniendo a otro niÑo con la pierna extendida mientras el niÑo agitaba los brazos y las piernas. imÁgenes difÍciles de observar publicadas por las autoridades para evitar

carolina: gracias. cambiando de tema.s. aunque la sustancia afortunadamente no es peligrosa, el fabricante recibiÓ una infracciÓn y debe asegurarse de eliminar este tinte antes del dÍa de maÑana. quÉ miedo haber visto tinte rojo en la calle. parece otra cosa. borja: parece sangre o gazpacho. vamos a hacer una pausa. mala noticia. no habrÁ bathy chica latina . la cantante se va a quedar con las ganas de protagonizar la pelÍcula. te vamos a contar quÉ pasó desde el primer contacto, pampers, la marca número 1 recomendada por los pediatras, ayuda a mantener la piel de tu bebé más seca y saludable. para que cada contacto proteja igual que el primero. pampers. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ carolina: seguimos en vivo. les contamos que para quienes soÑÁbamos con ver al artista leslie grace como protagonista de la pelÍcula batichica... nos va a tocar quedarnos con ganas de verla en acciÓn. borja: la compaÑÍa warner anunciÓ la cancelaciÓn de la pelÍcula. dicen que asumirÁn nuevos proyectos. esto a pesar de haber gastado mÁs de $90,000,000 en la producc

carolina sarassa y un servidor, y borja voces, gracias por la sintonÍa. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: son 10Ías han estado atrapados en un pozo de carbÓn en coahuila. son decenas de equipos de rescate esperando sacar el agua, utilizando bombas para que un equipo especial de seg usos ingrese. la esperanza estÁ viva, pero se teme que ya ninguno estÉ conviva e —— estÉ con vida. jorge martÍnez tiene a su hermano atrapado. escuchamos lo que nos contÓ. >> los caminos corren hacia la boca del pozo, se dan cuenta que el compaÑero, estÁ gritando de abajo. de repente tiene una cuerda hacia abajo y lograron rescatar a cinco mineros con cuerda. mi hermano a lo mejor no logro llegar ahÍ. borja: se informÓ que un drone submarino con luces y alta definiciÓn serÁ usado en el lugar. vamos hasta coahuila con pedro contreras con lo Último. Última hora en este caso, adelante. buenas tardes. pedro: buenas tardes. se ha entrado ya al quinto dÍa, la preocupaciÓn aumenta, el estrÉs de los familiares ya es demasiado, y desde luego, las labores continÚan,ese es el principal lema que se tiene ahora mismo en la mina, e

carolina: con mucho gusto borja voces y carolina saraza en este miÉrcoles 3 de agosto. dije en el noticiero, espero que hayas tenido un excelente cumpleaÑos. borja: muchas gracias y muchas gracias a todos por esa mesa estÁn cariÑosos. esta historia es el perfecto ejemplo de la frase vivo de milagro, un paracaidista viviÓ momentos de terror que de puro milagro le ganÓ en velocidad y experiencia de la muerte. carolina: ¿se imaginan que el paracaÍdas se enrede pleno aire? eso cuenta un joven y que hoy estÁ vivo de milagro, andrea leÓn nos cuenta quÉ hizo para salvarse en el Último segundo. andrea: kevin literalmente esta vivo de milagro despuÉs de que las cuerdas de su paracaÍdas se entregarÁn cuando estaba a miles de pies de altura. el parapente estÁ cuenta que hizo todo lo que estuvo a su alcance para evitar un impacto letal, primero tratÓ de desenredar las cuerdas pero el intento fue inÚtil, tambiÉn intentÓ desplegar su paracaÍdas de reserva, pero Éste no se abriÓ, luego, sÓlo unos segundos antes de un posible impacto contra el suelo, que bien rompiÓ la bolsa que conten

[mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: hola, quÉ tal?o gusto, borja voces y carolina sarassa en este martes 30 de agosto. esta es su "ediciÓn digital", bienvenidos. borja: comenzamos el noticiero de hoy con lo que podrÍa ser la primera muerte en el paÍs por la viruela del mundo. segÚn el departamento de salud pÚblica de texas, se tratarÍa de un residente del condado de harris, con varias enfermedades preexistentes graves, que incluye una prueba positiva de este virus. las autoridades de salud local y los cdc, esperan los resultados de la autopsia para determinar si la viruela del mono fue la que determinÓ la muerte de este paciente. el condado de hash reporta 533 de los 1426 casos confirmados en el estado de texas. carolina: en tanto, alarma, padres de familia, un adolescente de 15 aÑos perdiÓ un brazo. literalmente le fue amputado el codo para abajo, estaba haciendo el peligroso reto de surfear encima de uno de los vagones del metro de new york. en lo que va de este aÑo se ha visto un aumento de mÁs del 500% de este tipo de casos. nos c

athletic contest in south carolina because of that flag. you had the basketball coach in carolina leading a march two columbia to take it down. it did not get anywhere so people can change. >> you go can change photo op we know in south carolina, is that change comes incrementally. we are an incrementalist state and how do we balance those two things went you can still drive down california street and see the not -- the monument and the monuments that exist in charleston and the rest of the state. what does further change look like? >> if i can take the perspective of a new south carolinian, when i think about the calhoun statue conversation, or me who just -- i have been here the storage, it is a calhoun-bessie conversation stop you are thinking about the common statue it i am thinking about the bessie statue and dave -- they are the same conversation. doing this conversation and i think what strikes me and i am borrowing this phrase, statues are as much about whatever date commemorative sar about the people who put them up -- they commemo

carolina: quÉ mÁs se sabe acerca de este operativo?ansiÓn en florida, otros miembros del gobierno no permitieron que ni siquiera estuvieran sus abogados allÍ cerca, querÍa que lo dejaran solos y sin testigos, no querÍa que vieran lo que estaban haciendo y puede que los agentes del fbi hayan plantado evidencia. carolina: habrÍan tenido unos 40 minutos de advertencia por parte del expresidente donald trump. aylen: la policÍa de palm beach estÁ con los ojos bien abiertos por manifestantes furiosos armados que planean ir a mar—a—lago. carolina: exactamente, vamos con manny gÓmez, ¿quÉ deberÍa estar pasando? >> autoridades locales definitivamente deben tomar estas amenazas seriamente, han habido amenazas contra diferentes funcionarios cercanos, como vimos al 6 de enero cuando atacaron al capitolio, ellos tienen que estar alertas y tener los recursos necesarios para proteger lo que hay que proteger, la capital, mar—a—lago, tiene que tener esto muy serio porque este grupo es pequeÑo, pero tambiÉn es sÚper violento y agresivo, son sÚper leales

carolina: este jueves 11 de agosto este es su ediciÓn digital.aileen: un gusto que nos acompaÑe esta tarde. carolina: arrancamos con excelentes noticias si es que le precio la gasolina por fin estÁ bajando, al punto que el promedio estÁ finalmente por debajo de los cuatro dÓlares en todo el paÍs. es la primera vez en cinco meses y segÚn la triple a los consumidores estÁn pagando por galÓn de gasolina regular $3.99. aileen: todos esperamos que la tendencia a la baja se mantenga en las prÓximas semanas y romy de frÍas nos cuenta cÓmo reacciona los conductores en los Ángeles, un lcd donde mÁs se paga para llenar eel tanque de gasolina. romy: efectivamente. muy buenas noticias para los conductores aquÍ en estados unidos, realmente estamos viendo un poco de alivio cuando se habla de los precios de la gasolina y es que por primera vez en los Últimos cinco meses estamos viendo precios por debajo de cuatro dÓlares el galÓn, la triple a ha dicho que el promedio en estados unidos actualmente estÁ en 3.99 precio del galÓn, al que algunos estados como en cal

norman of south carolina, ms. green of georgia, mr. cawthorn of north carolina and mr. good of virginia, i inform the house that these members will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. lynch: good afternoon. as the member designated by mr. langevin of rhode island and mrs. trahan of massachusetts, i inform the house that mr. langevin and mrs. trahan will both vote yes on the senate amendment to h.r. 5376, the inflation reduction act of 2022. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? ms. stevens: madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. lawrence of michigan and mr. swalwell of california, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bucshon of indiana, i inform the house that mr. bucshon will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does

north carolina, it's a way more purple than kansas.e the voters of north carolina telling you as you travel around the state and campaign for the senate? >> the majority of north carolinians do support this fundamental freedom for people to make their own decisions about their abortion. and we have certainly seen the risk to women's health where medical professionals are afraid to render treatment. and people here and north carolina are incensed. they are angry, they are fearful. i spoke with a grandfather just this evening because he is very fearful for his granddaughters and their health. it is important. as so many people here in north carolina talk about this dire sense of urgency around this election because they know that the next senator from north carolina must absolutely fight to protect this fundamental freedom. i'm prepared to do that and i am fully committed to doing. so i have always as a part of my service as a judge upheld the constitution and fought hard to protect the rule of law, and my opponent, unfortunately, has do

well, that's funny. uh, almost quotes from carolina to keep these people behind you. sorry for her, because it’s just a human way to help, who really is the real father of a four-year-old girl arthur abrosimov clenched his fists and is ready to get even with a man who left a pregnant woman to her fate. as long as you are a foot away. both give a man's word not to continue dracula's word is your word. you word man listen to your word fight, don't continue. akbar forgive me for god's sake continue the future, he promised to talk too much, man. a real man has never entered animals. harry, you can ask you to sit next to your husband, turn it off, please, i give a return. please turn off the gift from the sensors. this is a cover. remember. i'm talking to your eyes. you are a man from you here, and these exhale a little bit trying to weld. so you in addition to renting a room to akbar and dasha, the consequences became daria's husband, having substituted a friendly shoulder, as he said. dasha took her with the child. you also helped akbar's career right? yes, it was. no ,

he was introduced by south carolina senator, tim scott. >> hello, south carolina. >> [applause] >> goodo be home. thank god for south carolina. thank you all so much. let me say to every single grassroots volunteer who makes our nation read to the roots. thank you. it is not the elected officials that makes south carolina great. it is the people. every single day, who fight. i like that lady over there. god bless you, hallelujah. who fight every single day to make sure that this entire state has the conservative insulation around it, that there is a citadel around this state of conservatism that spreads every single day to the rest of the nation. i am thankful to be a part of the great gop, the great opportunity party. that is who we are. i remember back when henry was the chairman of the party, i was trying to get my start. i was still in my 20's, i had an afro and i pulled it all out. god bless washington. without any question, this state gave me a second chance. one of the beauties of the deep south is the great evolution that we have seen happen in this state. we are a state where y

he was introduced by south carolina senator tim scott. [applause] >> hello, south carolina! it's good to be home. thank god for south carolina. thank y'all so much. let me say to every single grassroots volunteer who makes our nation red to the root, thank you. it's not the elected officials that make south carolina great, it is the people, every single day, who fight -- i like that lady over there god bless you. hallelujah! [crowd cheering] >> who fight every single day to make sure this entire state has a conservative installation around it, that there is a citadel around this state of conservatism that spreads every single day to the rest of the nation. i am thankful to be a part of the great gop, the great opportunity party. that who we are. i remember back when henry was the chairman of the party, i was trying to get my start and i was still in my 20's, i had an afro back then, i pulled it all out. [laughs] god bless washington. without question, this give me a second chance. one of those beauties of the deep south, is the great revolution that we have seen happen in th

carolina: te comerÍa una abeja?drÍan que pagar los gastos o endeudarse, una de las causas del problema es el alto precio de las primas de seguros que desanima a las personas a tener cobertura. la noticia positiva es que el 2% de los niÑos no estÁn asegurados. y miren como bailaron, cantaron y disfrutaron los mexicanos durante la feria de las culturas y los barrios indÍgenas en el pleno corazÓn del zÓcalo capitalino. los participantes interpretaron bailes tradicionales que pusieron a disfrutar a todos los espectadores. tambiÉn promoviera la gastronomÍa nacional y la riqueza textil y artesanal de mÉxico que es muy rica, variada y diversa. ahora nos vamos con las imÁgenes mÁs importantes del dÍa y robmariel olea. robmariel: veremos como millones de personas estÁn en alerta por clima extremo y como la detenciÓn de un conductor , un giro particular y la reacciÓn de un niÑo en un juego de grandes ligasserÁ lo mÁs tierno que verÁs hoy. [mÚsica] robmariel: millones de personas bajo alerta por el clima extremo, desde las llu

catherine lives in anderson, south carolina with her husband leo please join me in welcoming catherine smith. well, i was telling patrick if i had a moonshine samples. it might have drawn a bigger crowd in today. we'll still have a good time without it. baptist and bootleggers, you may be wondering how i came up with that title and the answer is my father is an economist an academic economist. he's taught it for many years at clemson university. and he had a theory he developed a theory of government regulation about 35 years ago that he called. bootleggers and baptists and the way that theory goes is it's that regulation will be more durable if there is a coalition of moral interests pushing for it and echo and capitalists who have a profit motive. and the example he gave was the on sundays in the south it was his legal to sell alcohol for many years some places it still is the baptists are in favor of that because it's ascend sin to drink on sunday. and most other days too and the the bootleggers are in favor of it because that opens the market for them they can they can the only pla

if we go all the way down to the country of south carolina and georgia, that was the other extreme. where the europeans were -- and africans were increasingly the majority. often, the preponderant majority. there were all these other things rapid reverse. the persistence of african cultures began to get much stronger. the presence of european cultures was comparatively. so, we get a profound difference in the results. >> i would love to talk about the development of communities. specific communities in the broader african and african-american context during this time. of course, because the book is divided up by region, the book runs from depending on when the colony was first settled by europeans. some start further back and some run further forward. i would love to focus on the time. -- the time period between the american revolution, when that concluded and we had a united states, and the first few decades of the 18 threads which is where a lot of the book -- the 1800s which is where a lot of the book focuses on. when looking at that, you go into great detail about how in differe

the way that has to do with the love of south carolina, and south carolina itself, you cannot love somethingy the history of the united states, leading up to the civil war, and the time after that. being able to look at the faults of america and understand how we got where we are right now. >> that's right. >> stephen: 95% of african american, if their families came to the united states as part of the african slave trade and ancestors stood on that spot in chains. >> listen to, your point, you can't heal what you don't reveal. and we're not doing ourselves any favors by not speaking truth to power about all of the things that have happened in this country. and we have to know where we came from so we don't make those same mistakes and potentially, you know, go back. and that's i didn't feel like we're at right now. i feel like we're at a place right now, if we don't learn from our past, man, america's future is not going-- not going to be too bright. >> stephen: charlemagne, it's always wonderful to you have here. good to see you. good luck on thursday. >> yes, sir. >> stephen: i'll be there

i never read in the south carolina history books when i was your age. they didn't put history stories there. that is why, i generally believe we need to do a better job of telling the whole story. that is why it is important to support things like the international african-american museum. and then, pardon me senator, you go up columbia and you tell us what not to teach in the state legislator. like you want to put a lid on it, not you personally, but the edges later. that seems contrary to what i believe we need to do, that's tell more of the same story. and do more history that tells a more complete story of -- i want to give little examples. but someone mentioned in the audience that i spoke with right before i started, air, it wasn't so much the calhoun statue, but i never saw any statues that look like me. i was so pleased to have a gift a few months ago of a statue of a young girl, it's down now. we just installed it at the waterfront part. a young, african-american girl, and she was only six years at the time. her sculpture is one of pure joy, ho

a striptease pole was organized at a pride event in charlotte, north carolina, where children were able to try out pole dancing, a conservative news account wrote on thursday. for the pole footage, which appears to have been filmed at the charlotte price festival and gay pride parade, many conservatives on social media have expressed outrage over the video, calling this is child abuse. similar situation. recently unfolded in harrisburg, pennsylvania when a gay pride event went viral due to photos of a young child being taught. how to use a stripper pole. it turned out here is a video of a child who dances on a pole. i 'm sure you're wondering what's going on here, they had a big gay parade where a topless instructor taught kids how to spin on a pole . my child is straight writing about your child is straight and dancing on a pole. maybe my a straight child is better off riding a bike. or i don’t know how to play lego why do we brag about the fact that we sexualize our children promised to

. >> south carolina history is nuanced. >> please join me in thanking our panelists. [applause] >> here we learn about people being dragged along and don't really want to get all the way there and everyone has their own individual narrative in their own space telling -- tell it. as we mentioned earlier, our surveys reflect that things don't -- people don't like how the surveys are being handled. our next panelists are people who have to address that and find a new way to do it. they took in leadership to move things along. i am interested to hear about the next panel. we have people from different levels of state government. we have senator kim said -- kimson who is a former alone. speaking of good friends, ross patel is a city councilman who can discuss how charleston has been tackling issues and along with that come up from a different seat, we will have the mayor john -- discussing and we have our good friend and yours in new york city counseling, reveling/-- and new york city counselor, reveling -- and your city counselor, reverend -- in columbia, has been univers

it's just not working for us here in north carolina.rtainly know that we are traveling all over this great state. we have been to the western part of the state and the eastern part of the state. people are excited, they are engaged. we have had support from all 100 counties in the state. it's a big state. we are the ninth largest in the nation. we are excited about people being galvanized and excited about the race. certainly, if people want to know about my candidacy, i would ask them to go to cheribeasley.com. >> your reaction to president trump pleading the fifth and the fbi searching his residence? you are a former supreme court chief judge from north carolina. you know the legal ramifications of this. >> i do. i just know i have a real respect for the rule of law, for law enforcement being able to do their jobs. i think we need to see how this falls into place to have an opportunity to assess where we are. i do also know that it's important that national security be of primary concern for all of us. >> it's a pleasure to meet you.

and so today in north carolina, we stand ready to help change the narrative. i do believe that it is time for us to talk about the encroachment or non encroachment of reproductive rights for men. the conversation in this arena has been primarily focused in on women's reproductive rights, but there are two partners when it comes to pregnancy and we should look and see what the other side can contribute in this conversation. when it comes to reproductive freedoms. we are all at a crucial state in our nation in a number of arenas, but the right to choose is a fundamental right in so many areas and within this threatened, we must all pitch in to make sure that it's balanced. i'm a former judge of the sitting judge for 24 years at the state court. and so balancing in fairness is very important to me and my state and my city. and so i'm here today to try to tell us. we must talk about the reproductive freedoms that men have that women do not currently enjoy. >> tell me how you do that. i understand it. it's clear in its face you're accurate. but how making the case

we have rural counties in south carolina without a single ob-gyn doctor. how is a woman supposed to get any kind of care, health care, medical care, prenatal care, for her infant when those resources don't exist? 75% of america is put in guardrails that they are comfortable with and let's move forward and we can do this at the federal level and give some guidance to states or states do it as well and we will continue to see extremities until congress steps in and see extremities on both sides. which is not where the american people are. >> it seems like you think congress has to step in here. you brought up the aib issue. -- the ob-gyn issue. 15 states right now want to criminalize the doctor, want to make basically if there is a crime committed here, it's not the woman, it would be the doctor. as you know, you already talked about the problem of getting obgyn into practicing in rural south carolina. a lot of these obgyn don't want to practice in states with restrictive laws because they have to sit here and wait to declare an emergency to intervene medica

the third north carolina, which was organized by james young, in a groundbreaking study, james young with -- was the scribe as the most outstanding need growing in the state -- was described as the most outstanding negro in the state. his life as a career soldier greatly influenced young's desire to participate in military service. the father made sure his son was properly educated and help get his son a job once he graduated from university. young became heavily -- young became a tax revenue collector and became heavily involved in the communicative he believed in racial uplift and ran stories and wrote editorials while writing for the raleigh gazette, providing a political voice for the black community in north carolina forget his story on my part important not only because he played an important role in north carolina's politics but because he was an organizer and driving force behind the third north carolina volunteer infantry. in 1898, similar to what john mitchell junior, the editor of the richmond planet did, he call for young black officers. young actually served in the regim