it also includes more tactical drug or this pulling their corresponding now cindy smith gone to she is in washington dc. now it's going to see you soon. so we're talking about a lot of money last week, $800000000.00 worth of military aid this week. another 800000000. how will this latest shipment, how will it help in the current stage of this war? that's why grant, it is a lot of money and we heard there in that clip from president biden. what that package of support will include? so the how it serves the 10s of thousands of rounds of ammunition. he also pointed out that the u. s. has already supplied plenty of anti armor systems. he said, these are particularly effective against russian tanks that they actually out number russian tanks by 10 to one. so he's very keen to point out how much military support the u. s. as already provided and is providing again with this package. he also said that u. s. intelligence continued to share their information with ukraine to help the country defend itself. now how exactly will it help president biden made clear that this package of aid is tailor

it also includes more tactical drones are in this pulling their corresponding now cindy smith, gandhi's she is in washington dc. now it's going to see you soon. so we're talking about a lot of money last week, $800000000.00 worth of military aid this week. another 800000000. how will this latest shipment? how will it help in the current stage of this war? that's why grant, it is a lot of money and we heard there in that clip from president biden. what that package of support will include? so the how it serves the 10s of thousands of rounds of ammunition. he also pointed out that the u. s. has already supplied plenty of anti armor systems. he said these are particularly effective against russian tanks that they actually out number russian tanks by 10 to one. so he's very keen to point out how much military support the u. s. as already provided and is providing again with this package. he also said that u. s. intelligence continued to share their information with ukraine to help the country defend itself. now how exactly will it help president biden made clear that this package of aid is

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senator cindy hyde-smith is demanding a full review of the data that led to the fda's decision. there's plenty of evidence showing this chemical abortion pill. they're dangerous to women. an fda approved study tracked about 1000 abortions completed through this process from 2016 to 2020. it found 95% did not require a follow-up procedure, but 70 lead to a trip to the er with 10 instances of serious complications. fda commissioner doctor robert califf told lawmakers thursday the drug remains safe and effective. i have great confidence in the fda staff who did this review before the agency's decision. states are already working to enact laws to restrict u.s. abortion method, height. smith's home state of mississippi currently does not ban telehealth visits for medication abortions. >> but 19 other states do and a handful have also banned the mailing of pills. hyde smith has been working on similar federal legislation. caleb didn't address any specific bills but said as a general policy, we all would like to see as few abortions as possible in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> comin

this wasn't because is not admired, she likes lee's older brother cindy smith lee a lot better because smith lee was a very companionable, very fine man about town so not robert. has not said that anybody say they know his mother? i doubt it. he looks so cold and quiet and grand. that was the image that robert lee chose to cultivate through his life. he did not like being in that public glare and for that reason any discussion that takes place about the possibilities of robert e lee's choice tends to occur only in his immediate environment where he was living in alexandria and in arlington and across the river from washington dc and in a few other places. it's not a matter of national discussion or national attention and largely because robert e lee doesn't want national discussion and attention of himself. >> host: back in march you were quoted in the princeton quarterly as saying if we wish to imperil the american experiment we can find you more sinister paths to that peril then by forgetting, obscuring or debating who we were. i bring this up with all the memorials to robert e lee b

senator cindy hyde-smith is demanding a full review of the data that led to the fda's decision.re's plenty of evidence showing this chemical abortion pill. they're dangerous to women. an fda approved study tracked about 1000 abortions completed through this process from 2016 to 2020. it found 95% did not require a follow-up procedure, but 70 lead to a trip to the er with 10 instances of serious complications. fda commissioner doctor robert califf told lawmakers thursday the drug remains safe and effective. great confidence in the fda staff who did this review before the agency's decision. states are already working to enact laws to restrict u.s. abortion method, hide smith's home state of mississippi currently does not ban telehealth visits for medication abortions, but 19 other states do and a handful have also banned the mailing of pills. hyde smith has been working on similar federal legislation. kayla didn't address any specific bills but said as a general policy, we all would like to see as few abortions as possible in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> the right now ford is

senator cindy hyde-smith is demanding a full review of the data that led to the fda's decision.here's plenty of evidence showing this chemical abortion pill. they're dangerous to women. an fda approved study tracked about 1000 abortions completed through this process from 2016 to 2020. it found 95% did not require a follow-up procedure, but 70 lead to a trip to the er with 10 instances of serious complications. fda commissioner doctor robert califf told lawmakers thursday the drug remains safe and effective. i have great confidence in the fda staff who did this review before the agency's decision. states are already working to enact laws to restrict u.s. abortion method, height. smith's home state of mississippi currently does not ban telehealth visits for medication abortions. >> but 19 other states do and a handful have also banned the mailing of pills. hyde smith has been working on similar federal legislation. caleb didn't address any specific bills but said as a general policy, we all would like to see as few abortions as possible in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> still a

smith said, quote, i accept and respect the academy's decision. now, back to "dateline." >>> 24 hours after sam dreher had been shot, his condition began to deteriorate rapidly. sam's sister, cindy to take him off life support. >> i hated it. i thought of him like he was one of my children. i loved him that much. >> reporter: were you able to be with sam? were you able to hold his hand and say goodbye? >> i did. >> reporter: what did you say to him? >> i made him a promise that the people responsible for his murder would pay for it. >> reporter: the news of sam's passing hit dianne mcknight hard. >> in my mind i'm still thinking maybe there's still some hope that he can survive this, but when i heard that, i knew that i was never going to see him again. >> reporter: sam's great-niece, aubrey cake, didn't make to it the hospital in time, but she made sure to be at sam's funeral. >> the bagpipes, i still remember to this day. >> reporter: did it make you really proud in that moment? >> yeah. i'm still proud of him. >> reporter: full fire department honors were bestowed upon the admired young lieutenant. >> it was like the whole community came out to pay their respects. it was very