so this is copies of the courts of protection. the | of the courts of protection. plication. michelle is one of the _ original application. michelle is one of the few _ original application. michelle is one of the few who _ original application. michelle is one of the few who have - original application. michelle is one of the few who have been i original application. michelle is. one of the few who have been to original application. michelle is - one of the few who have been to the court to protection process. it took her over a year and cost £1000. respect, really, is all the receipts respect, really, is allthe receipts ihave— respect, really, is allthe receipts i have kept— respect, really, is allthe receipts i have kept and statements. after bein: a i have kept and statements. after being a deputy — i have kept and statements. after being a deputy by _ i have kept and statements. after being a deputy by the _ i have kept and statements. he being a deputy by the court, she has now a lifelong legal duty to keep receipts and account for anything she spends on elana

so this is copies of the court of protection, the original application... ook her over a year and cost £1,000. the rest of it really is all the receipts i've kept and statements. after being made a deputy by the court, she now has a lifelong legal duty to keep receipts and account for anything she spends of alana's savings and benefits. somehow, i'm not trusted now. it's a kind of slur on my character in a way, that someone is now questioning what i spend her money on. and this is the advice she has for thousands of other families who are yet to start the court process. if you can leave the money where it is and hopefully things will change one day, i would do that, because otherwise it's a long, bureaucratic and expensive process that you'll probably wish you'd never started. you're so good at these jigsaws, aren't you? the ministry ofjustice told the bbc that it was simplifying the process and court fees were being waived in the majority of cases but, after a consultation, it would not be changing any legislation. where does that piece go? michelle moved j

so this is copies of the court of protection. the original application. £7,500 saved in her daughter alanna's trust fund. keep going, a bit more. but with that comes a problem she wasn't expecting. michelle has now become what's known as a deputy, which means she has a lifelong legal duty to report how she spends alanna's savings and benefits. there's so much paperwork here. where do you find the time? it's difficult to have the time when you've got a child like alanna. we have very little respite. what would you say to other families that might contact you? if you can leave the money where it is, and hopefully things will change one day, i would do that. because otherwise it's a long, bureaucratic and expensive process that you'll probably wish you'd never started. wow. i'm so torn because ultimately i want harry to have access to his money and spend it on what is important to him. the ministry ofjustice says it's simplifying the process and that court fees are now being waived on a case—by—case basis. but after a consultation process that lasted just ov

so this is copies of the court of protection. the original application.come what�*s known as a deputy, which means she has a lifelong legal duty to report how she spends alanna�*s savings and benefits. there�*s so much paperwork here. what would you say to other families that might contact you? if you can leave the money where it is, and hopefully things will change one day, i would do that. because otherwise it�*s a long, bureaucratic and expensive process that you�*ll probably wish you�*d never started. wow. i'm so torn because ultimately i want harry to have access to his money and spend it on what is important to him. the ministry ofjustice says it�*s simplifying the process and that court fees are now being waived on a case—by—case basis. this is what harry wants to spend his savings on. so if you could do anything in the whole world for the rest of your life, it would be... bollywood? yes. yeah. it�*s harry�*s money. let him spend it. let him enjoy what he�*s got, just like his siblings are able to do. nikki fox, bbc news. by the end of the month, i

so this is copies of the court of protection, the original application. ourt of protection process. it took her over a year and cost £1,000. the rest of it, really, is all the receipts i've kept and statements. after being made a deputy by the court, she now has a lifelong legal duty to keep receipts and account for anything she spends of alana's savings and benefits. somehow i'm not trusted now. it's a kind of slur on my character, in a way, that someone is now questioning what i spend her money on. and this is the advice she has for thousands of other families who are yet to start the court process. if you can leave the money where it is and, hopefully, things will change one day, i would do that, because, otherwise, it's a long, bureaucratic and expensive process that you'll probably wish you'd never started. the ministry ofjustice told the bbc that it was simplifying the process and court fees were being waived in the majority of cases. but, after a consultation, it would not be changing any legislation. michelle moved joel's savings into a junior isa,

supervisory bodies, such as inspection organizations throughout the country, the court of accounts, audit organizations, protectionsons in the statutes of companies and organizations, etc., continue to fulfill their legal and organizational duties and responsibilities fight against corruption of course, in this legal plan, none of the duties of the mentioned bodies were made to be strong women, it is necessary that a boy be executed, the implementation of the provisions of this law is not a negation of other legal solutions in the area , unless god forbid, or there is little attention in the said bodies in the area of ​​this law. it should not come and be accelerated that all of them should fulfill their legal duties and tasks and these reporters will also be their helpers and not their substitutes in the fight against corruption . you should know that to your inherent duties they should act in the fight against corruption, and these reporters will be their assistants in a way, instead of them, so that it will be considered that now this part of the law has come, the corruption reporters have come and i have to wai

of clear the air there. the u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used bush and po, at least for now, it's introduced a temporary block on a rolling from a lower court, which had restricted mis prestone. the pill will now be available in the next year while appeals the heard the legal battle over the drug began earlier this month when a federal judge in texas ordered a nation wide band. she pretends he has moved from washington dc. the legal battle over access to me for preston will continue oral arguments are scheduled to begin and the 5th circuit court of appeals on may the 17th. but while that legal process plays out of majority of justice is here at the supreme court decided that access to the drug should remain widely available. and 2nd guessing the food and drug administration, the regulatory process before those legal arguments have played out. in fact, there is some expectation in the, in this case will return to the supreme court once the 5th court of appeals has made its decision. but what a precedent it would be if the supreme court had agreed with restrictions on a drug t

s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used abortion till at least for now it's introduced a temporary block on a rolling from a lower court which had restricted smith preston. bringing you back at to our top story now and the fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces in sudan is entering its 2nd wake notched a man saw is an activist and a resident of col. term. she joins us from today. one's capital on the phone. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. now we've mentioned, did aid sci fi, which doesn't seem to have changed anything, answer down to this point in time. what's the fighting? been like where you are so far this morning. you can do here at the ground, the sound of the bomb being and the chilling away the way was a shilling. a woman died during dot shilling and it was really awful. and people have to leave the town for this purpose. and even this roots are not safe for them . so really there is no stopping of the shooting between the actually the situation is no better. no, you have water. we have electricity supp

numerous e—mails and telephone conversations, and we actually thought we were applying to the court of protection if he was alive. there is nothing in the account, but i'm still receiving bank statements, it is very upsetting. that is as appalling as it is bizarre. another text, this is so important, it needs highlighting more regularly, these fabulous parents, kelly in cwmbran, rosemary in chesterfield, good morning. kelly, we are asking people about their world, what is yours light? tell us about your little boy as well. ., .. tell us about your little boy as well. . ,, , ., ., ., tell us about your little boy as well. . ~' ., . , , well. thank you for having me, yes, well. thank you for having me, yes, we have got — well. thank you for having me, yes, we have got an _ well. thank you for having me, yes, we have got an eight-year-old i well. thank you for having me, yes, we have got an eight-year-old little we have got an eight—year—old little boy diagnosed with autism, similar stories with others, global developmental delay and a few other issues. i have to say, as going through the diagnosis

false reports i don't know status of that rule but it was decades before a number of supreme court decisions that protected the right to share falsehoods and it wasn't until 2012 that the supreme court expressly said rise and untruths are not outside of the protection of the first amendment. and we are still trying to figure out what that really means and how far it extends. so if something is fictional, i think it would be very hard for the government today in light of all of the emerging first amount doctrines since war of the worlds to regulate it. and in terms of other falsehoods, there's really no question from the discovery material that fox knew it was lying. and that each of the assertions that dominion pointed to were falsehoods, and that fox knew much of this was false at the time it broadcast. and after that dominion told fox in more than 3500 communications this is false. you can't back it up. here's what happened. and fox just kept broadcasting. so that's a very, very different scenario from the fictional it war was worlds. >> so you mention it bringing it back to this pending defamation lawsu

of corruption were brought to the court at once. almost all of them were employees of the rostov police. as soon as the court began work in the corridors, there was a full house to protectes in uniform from the rostov police. dozens of lawyers arrived, gentlemen, and ladies in business suits languished, waiting periodically discussed among themselves the details of one of the largest criminal cases of recent times on corruption in the ranks of the ministry of internal affairs, they were the first to elect a measure of restraint inspector for special assignments of the rostov police sergey lyapkin, an employee of the department for organizing the activities of district departments for juvenile affairs of the regional head office of the ministry of internal affairs, covered himself with a hood and carefully studied some papers in the courtroom , he came. in styles, perhaps from such serious accusations, the policeman's legs buckled. why are you on crutches something happened? you didn’t think at all, when you joined the gang, that you can disgrace the entire rostov police with your actions searches of detention in units the rostov police began on tuesday morning the capit

mafia continues if we look at the centers of his influence , the main center of his influence is protecting the administrative court of kyiv was recently liquidated. and for that, a big thank you, in fact, to our political authorities . unfortunately, 20 months, exactly 20 months passed from the moment the urgent presidential bill was introduced in the verkhovna rada to its vote on liquidation. thank god at least it was voted on and now well, those who understand inside the judicial system what happened, they understand that it has already been lost forever clicked and let's say that the times will return but there are those who continue to dream about this past during the time of yanukovych, when the judges reigned indiscriminately, took tons of bribes, and nobody could say anything . they were the masters of life, it will not be like this , the judge is not virtuous, i mean, they have to plan. is in the system, but now what we are observing, i am sure, is the influence of those , let's say, more hidden cells and people inside the system who still dream of the return of yanukovych portnov and for this purpose they

the court has changed and the court is now much more protective of religious liberty. issue is whether the court should overturn its 1977 president, which said employers had to reasonably accommodate an employee's religious beliefs and practices as long as it did not create an undue hardship on the business absences created direct concrete burdens on other carriers who had to stay on their ships longer to get the mail delivered. that caused problems with the timely delivery of mail. the court's conservative majority signaled it might make it harder for employers to deny a workers religious accommodation request but members on both sides of the courts ideological spectrum admitted finding a workable legal standard would be difficult. they're going to be some cases where people are beyond to be unhappy with the court's result and others where they are happy. a ruling on the case is expected by june. in washington matter of era fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. a shooting inside in east bay hardware store this afternoon sends at least one person to the hospital.

of setting up polling stations. the u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used abortion pill, at least for now, it's introduced a temporary block on a ruling from a lower court that had restricted the pill. it will now be available into next year while appeals are being heard. people around the world and marking earth day, calling on politicians to step up the fight against climate change. while the populations of shrunk by nearly 70 percent since the 1st day back in 1970. and the world has warmed up by at least 1.3 degrees celsius. while in london environment like this are demonstrating for the 2nd day that demanding, the british government take urgent action to curb climate change extinction. rebellion protest group was some end to the use of fossil fuels demonstrates has gathered outside parliament before setting off of what the group called a family friendly march that the bother has more from london earth a coincides with day 2 full days of action by extinction. rebellion called the big one, which is bringing tens of thousands of people onto the streets of central london. the focus on

the supreme court, of course, protecting access to a widely used abortion drug by freezing lower court rulings that restricted its usage. big victory for the biden administration. it is far from the end, though the ruling means the appeals process now will play out and it is almost guaranteed the case. will eventually land back before the justices. in the meantime, though, the fda approval of medford cristante stands as does current access plus turmoil in the nfl tonight, three players suspended indefinitely to others slapped with a six game ban. so what they do is the punishment fair. and it wouldn't be a friday night here without a news quiz. see, if you know more about what happened this week. they are distinguished panelists. here is my panel tonight. defense attorney mr maris. john avlon, our senior political analyst, former democratic congressman max rose jessica washington from the root and joining us republican strategist and pollster kristen soltis anderson. we do begin, though, this hour with cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider, so just take us through in terms of the

of a constitutional amendment. take, for example, the current supreme court's approach to the constitution. as the dobbs decision makes clear, a majority of the current court believes that the meaning of equality under the equal protection clause was frozen in 1868 when the 14th amendment was ratified. well, in the hundred years after 1868, the supreme court has adopted and permitted all sorts of state laws that excluded women from jury service, that excluded women from admission to the bar as lawyers, that excluded women even from employment as bartenders and allowed all of those laws under the 14th amendment. this business now of the supreme court looking back at historic -- history and tradition is a backward look to bad history and regrettable tradition. so with this supreme court it is particularly important that we not rely on its interpretation of the 14th amendment alone to guarantee equal rights. congress needs to stand up and act, and we have the power to do so. congress has broad authority over the amendment process. if congress has the power to impose a time limit, congress has the power to extend or remove that time limit. i join my colleagues to urge swift passage of this resolution. as one witness at the

of the new gen. the move was seen as unusual because the w h o hasn't approved the vaccine. the u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used abortion pill, at least for now, it's introduced a temporary block on a link from a lower court which had restricted the pill. the chinese foreign minister is in the philippines, says manila is staging major military exercises with united states. the countries have deep economic ties, but have rival claims. the territory in the south china sea and around supreme leader has used his ead message to call for unity. it follows months of protests against the mandatory wearing wearing of the he jap. well those are the headlines as always, our website al jazeera dot com. as the latest on all our top stories counting, the cost is up next. a meeting of minds or over the world, the hottest rise of in colorado. the climate catastrophe. where do you put the resulting anger? well, i'm hoping we can use the fuel to change society for the better musical innovative brian enough meats when now and economist, hygiene chang party. i quoted myself. the fun is the car is in the wor

of gender-based violence post bruin court across the country applicable federal laws disarming adjudicated partners and have come to dramatically different conclusions. while most courts that are considered the protective order prohibits or have upheld it, a three-judge panel of the fifth circuit court of appeals found unconstitutional in the united states. the legal implications of this ruling aren't limited as it applies only to texas, louisiana and mississippi it does not apply to state laws. does not apply to the relief written directly into protective orders. but it is important to realize the confusion and concern that has resulted from the ruling. it is also important to note the hotline the national domestic hotline contacts mentioning firearms in texas, louisiana, and mississippi between februard in march 9, increased by 56.6%. conflicted same time period last year. given the general confusion many respondents to final protective orders are erroneous believe they are allowed to have firearms and survivors may believe they can no longer rely on the courts for protection. from abusive partners with firearms. the lack of historical laws restricting firearms access by domestic abusers is not evide

of dedicated public servants. he's due in court. >>> stronger protections for undocumented immigrants. d of supervisors voted to restrict cooperation with i.c.e. they cannot use county resources for help with their investigations. including sharing information about anyone in custody. stephanie interviewed the supervisor who cosponsored the ordinance who said it's about fostering trust between the immigrant community and law enforcement. >> some feel they cannot trust the police. we're hoping to do, make no mistake about this, this is a public safety bill, to make sure we're able to help people, to help people in making connections. >> the ordinance did pass with only one dissenting vote. >>> we're on the cusp of major change, creating jobs again, manufacturing has come alive again. people can afford a decent health care. we've got to keep it going. finish the job. just remember who we are, we are the united states of america. >> it's official, president biden is back on the campaign trail, asking american voters for four more years. the president made his re-election campaign official

work with and our proper stewards of all the natural resources that we're based on that the farming is based on. the u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used to portion till at least for now, it's introduce a temporary block on a rolling from a lower court, which had restricted the pill. the pill will now be available in the next year, while appeals ahead. artificial intelligence can seemingly to anything humans can and more it can right compute a coat, create fake video, and coin voices. it can even pretend to be you rob reynolds reports from silicon valley. where is my script? did i take my pills? artificial intelligence voice cloning can create highly realistic spoof videos and blackboard meeting one actually, or recreate the voice of long dead artist andy warhol. for a television documentary, i went down to the office because they're making a room out of silicon valley start up, resemble a i did the war, whole voice cloning and has projects in the works for several global entertainment companies. it's not like of technology that is imitating a voice, but it's using the voice itself to, to, to speak. exactly. it'

of setting up polling stations. the u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used abortion pill, at least for now, it's introduced a temporary block on the ruling from a level course that had restricted the pill. it'll be available into next year while appeals are being heard. artificial intelligence, conceiving you do anything that humans come and more it could mike, computer code, create fake video and close voices. they can even pretend to be you the very real rob rentals reports now from silicon valley. where is my script? did i take my pills? artificial intelligence voice cloning can create highly realistic spoof videos and that would be to one action or recreate the voice of long dead artist andy warhol. for a television documentary, i went down to the office because they're making a robot of silicon valley start up, resemble a i did the war hole voice cloning and has projects in the works for several global entertainment companies. it's not like of technology that's imitating a voice, but it's using the voice itself to, to, to speak. exactly. it's using the voice data itself, which is

protect a woman's right to choose. so we're here hours away from the determination of whether this stay is extended, or there's a determination adjudication. for the courts. none of us holding our breath because we simply no longer can count on the supreme court. state leaders pledged to protect pharmacists in california and safeguard the state supply chain from oppressed own. the state's attorney general said he stands ready to work to protect access to abortion in short california we've got your back. in clinics in courtrooms. and on the ground across the state state senator nancy skinner represents alameda and contra costa counties and chairs the california legislative women's caucus, she said lawmakers have already passed more than a dozen bills aimed at protecting abortion rights since the supreme court overruled row versus wade and said more are currently under consideration. it's 17 bills. and those bills will further expand our protections and recognize that our healthcare practitioners provide health care to people all over the country. lawmakers in california who support access to abortion, say this is not a fight. they can win focus solely on

s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used abortion pill. at least for now, it's introduced a temporary block on a rolling from a lower court, which had restricted the pill from the chinese foreign minister is in the philippines as manila, as staging major military exercises with the united states. the countries have deep economic ties, but have rival climes to territory in the south china sea combat drills involving philippine and american troops will run until the end of the month. and around supreme leader has used his aid message to call for unity that follows months of protests against the mandatory wearing of the he job of us at the headlines as a was so website al jazeera dot com has the lightest on all our top stories stay tuned the listening post is coming out next to walk to al jazeera. we ask, who is really fighting this with russia? visit wagner, or is it the russian or military? we listen, we started talking to me on my own so that this via your citizen issue to get them back. we meet with global news makers and talk about the st

of the high authority and respect that the supreme court enjoys today. such an assessment of our work obliges complete well-being and service to the law unconditionally. we provide judicial protection and restoration of justice. we must use our full potential and make a significant contribution to the implementation the most important task of our time is the construction of the legal. a fair state for the people, dear colleagues and friends, on this solemn day, i do not wish each of you to be a worthy example of the professionalism of wisdom to every court of happiness to bring this highest desire through your whole life. i wish all of you and your close relatives happiness, good health, good luck, confidence and optimism. happy holiday, dear colleagues and friends. thank you thank you valentin olegovich asks you to take your place in the hall. hallelujah lord lord lord good evening the supreme court of belarus is celebrating the centenary of the supreme court, a landmark event in the history of our country, reflecting the formation of the national statehood of the supreme court, many significant pages of its activities are inscribed. the history of the formation and development of

of whether this stay is extended, or there's a determination adjudication. for the courts. none of us holding our breath because we simply no longer can count on the supreme court. state leaders pledged to protect pharmacists in california and safeguard the state supply chain from oppressed own. the state's attorney general said he stands ready to work to protect access to abortion in short california we've got your back. in clinics in courtrooms. and on the ground across the state state senator nancy skinner represents alameda and contra costa counties and chairs the california legislative women's caucus, she said lawmakers have already passed more than a dozen bills aimed at protecting abortion rights since the supreme court overruled row versus wade and said more are currently under consideration. it's 17 bills. and those bills will further expand our protections and recognize that our healthcare practitioners provide health care to people all over the country. lawmakers in california who support access to abortion, say this is not a fight. they can win focus solely on what happens within the state's borders, and they say they need to work to make sure the state is a refuge for anyone seekin

both teams have done a great job of protecting home-court in this series. steve kerr was asked about their struggles on the road but he was staying optimistic. >> i look at games one and two in sacramento, and despite not playing very well , especially offensively and turning it over, we gave ourselves a chance by defending in the half court, and i think that is what is different about the team right now. rather than saying well it has been this way all year, we are different now. we are much better defensively. >> reporter: i like the way he is looking at things right now. he also says the warriors have to take care of the ball and rebound. the dubs took care of that game three and four, let's see if they can do it again in game five. fox was at practice yesterday, he had a pad on that fractured finger but he said he is most likely going to play tonight. we mentioned there is a lot of purple around us, but we have seen a few warriors fans, we just talked to somebody who lived in san francisco, he moved to sacramento but he is supporting the warriors to the

donald trump can go forward with all of the protections in court and he will go forward with his lawyers and contest of the law of this case. the law of this case is going to be the big question. if it gets to a manhattan jury i think we know what the probability of a guilty verdict might be. >>> because manhattanites tend o be more democratic in their political affiliation? >> correct, there has been enough noise against donald trump in recent times in manhattan. deesf gi jus sai he'spresumptie defense knows it only takes one juror to hang that jury. >> that's why donald trump has set himself he would favor moving the trial the staten island where they tend to be more conservative. >> it's so funny because it's not like texas. it's more conservative by new york standards. >> absolutely. i want to bring up at this point follow-up that scott talked about, why and under what basis can donald trump's attorneys make the case to quickly dismiss these charges, what legal standard do they have? >> they always have a right to file a motion to dismiss about the law. they have another right that i

the current status of that rule but for decades before a number of decisions protected the right to share falsehood and the supreme court expressly said lies and untruths are not outside the protection of the first amendment and we are still trying to figure out what that means so if something is fictional, i think it would be very right for the government today in light of firstamendment doctrines to regulate it . and in terms of other falsehoods, there's really no question from the discovery material talks new it was lying and that each of the assertions that dominion stated were falsehoods and that fox new much of this was false at the time it was broadcast and after that dominion told fox in more than 3500 notifications this is false, you can't back it up, here's what happens and fox just kept broadcasting so that's a different scenario from the fictional war of the world. >>. >> host: you mentioned bringing it back to this pending defamation lawsuit and it does center on the first amendment. here's a statement fox news made up a lawsuit and i'll go to cbs news but the statement says dominions lawsui been more about

of some european grace has been in its words, off the charts. the past 8 years have been the warmest on record. the u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used abortion pill, at least for now, it's introduced a temporary block on a ruling from a lower court which had restricted the pill. more african countries look set to approve a new malaria vaccine that's according to the world health organization. ghana and nigeria have already endorsed the use of the new job. the w h o hasn't approved the vaccine. iran supreme leader has used his a message to call for unity. it follows months of protests against the mandatory wearing of the jobs. i'll just serious dosage avari has more from to her on the issue is the mandatory her job that women have been protesting against for months is something the officials has gone back and forth on. and now they have started to put certain measures in place, including using the security cameras that are placed throughout the city to try and calm down on women who are not abiding by this law. this unity is an attempt to call for unity is an attempt by the supreme leader who is now 84 years o

court to put the ruling on hold. fda has the right to approve regardless of the supreme court's decision. democrats in congress say they will keep pushing for nationwide protections of reproductive rights. and that means a much more active congress in pushing back on the supreme court does absolutely stupid things that that rob women and rob. >> people generally of their rights. >> and this issues already front and center for many heading into the 2024 campaign reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. all right. thank you. reshad. could be keeping an eye on this very controversial and major issue. thank you so much. have a good evening. >> in the north bay, kaiser permanente. santa rosa medical center has reinstated a temporary mask mandate. >> that's after more than a dozen hospital workers and patients at the medical center tested positive for covid this week. kaiser issuing a statement saying doctors, staff and visitors must wear masks in the santa rosa hospital. there are about 3500 health care workers at the facility. the policy change comes after the california department of public health lifted the statewide mask mandate for health settings on

both teams have done a great job of protecting home-court in this series. steve kerr was asked about the warriors on the road but he is staying optimistic. >> i look at games one and two, in sacramento, and despite not playing very well , especially offensively, we gave ourselves a chance by defending in the half-court. and i think that is what is different about our team right now. rather than saying it has been this way all year, we are different now, we are much better defensively, this is the best offensive team in the league. >> reporter: he also said the warriors have to take care of the ball and rebound. let's see if they can keep it up in game five, and on a lot of people's minds is whether fox will play tonight, he was at practice yesterday, he had a pad on that fractured finger on his left hand but he said he's most likely going to play tonight. there is a lot of purple around us but we have seen a few fans , we just talked to somebody who lived in san francisco. he moved to sacramento but he is supporting the warriors to the very end. >> it has b

court hearings. as soon as he saw the dire situation sheikh adnan's body is unconscious in the last session of the court. have a good time. may god protect the ascension of the martyrs. tomorrow, wednesday, should be tomorrow. tuesday, the day after tomorrow, wednesday, the farewell ceremony at the ascension of the martyrs. tomorrow, so that all citizens of tehran and those interested in the martyr can say goodbye to this dear martyr . thursday, the republic army islami will have a ten-year program of honoring and honoring this martyr in the army ground forces in army barracks 01, which the amir will explain, and the program of the description of mecca, the church programs , which will be carried out according to the assyrian religion, with the discretion of his highness, and the funeral program they said that on friday friday prayers in tehran, because we consider the martyr a martyr of the country, a selfless soldier of the country, regardless of religion and creed, and it is the wish of all the people in tehran to carry and proudly under the coffin of the martyr , a religious funeral and burial program in front of the mirror of ashuri

court to put the ruling on hold. fda has the right to approve regardless of the supreme court's decision. democrats in congress say they will keep pushing for nationwide protectionsights. and that means a much more active congress in pushing back on the supreme court does absolutely stupid things that that rob women and rob. >> people generally of their rights and this issues already front and center for many heading into the 2024 campaign. >> reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. >> ride share company. lyft is reportedly planning another round of layoffs. according to the wall street journal lifts planning to cut 1200 jobs or about 30% of its workforce. the last time lift cut jobs back in november. back then it was a 13% layoff of its staff. these are just the latest in a series of tech layoffs in recent months at companies, including google sales force and all right. let's get you a check of your. >> 4 zone forecast. this is up from mount tam. we're looking west out ocean. what a nice few. we don't always look that way. usually we're looking at the bay. so this is a nice little view out to pace. it is to bring us cooler temperatures tonight. >> t

of course on privacy and the right to access abortion care. i think we already knew that before the supreme court got protection of women all across the nation.s across the country. >> but jenna, the battle for access to abortion medication, mifepristone, that heads back to a federal appeals court next month. what concerns you have around that case and how are you and other democrats summit -- preparing for the possible rulings? >> my number one concern on this entire subject is that women will die, little kids will lose their moms. partners will lose their wife. and women are dying because of these extremist restrictions on medical access in this country. it is horrific. and as secretary of state, i've done everything within my jurisdiction, including joining the governor of colorado in not extraditing anybody for the criminalization of abortion care in other states. but as democratic secretaries across the country, we are fighting for the right to protect the right. vote because the rollback on the right about is how other extremist elected officials get these draconian policies in place in the first place. so abortion access, women's right

s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used abortion pill, at least for now, it's introduced a temporary block on a rolling from a lower court, which had restricted, if a pressed on, the pill will now be available. and to next year, while appeal to heard, the legal battle of the drug began earlier this month when a federal judge and texas audit and nationwide ban artificial intelligence can seemingly to anything humans can and more, it can right compute a code, create fake video and clone voices, it can even pretend to be you rob reynolds reports from silicon valley. where is my script? did i take my pills? artificial intelligence voice cloning can create highly realistic spoof videos and like, what did you want, national or recreate the voice of long dead artist andy warhol. for a television documentary, i went down to the office because they're making a robot of silicon valley start up, resemble a i did the war hole voice cloning and has projects in the works for several global entertainment companies. it's not like of technology that's imitating a voic

of legally protected investigative secrets with vitamins. today. as a result, she petitions the presnensky district court to elect a measure of restraint in relation to the defendant, the investigation related to the restriction of freedom continues. well, i note that elena blinovskaya manages to earn money, even with such events, who accompany. eh, for a blogger now, uh, the day before , a story appeared on the instagram social network banned in russia in her official account with a mysterious inscription you will be the first to know everything practically. yes, well , it was enough to keep elena up to date with the news to pay. uh, a thousand rubles to join, so to speak, to the next marathon, which, apparently, should talk about what passions are going on in her e life in a pre-trial detention center, but according to the investigation, i’ll remind you according to the investigation. i'll remind you that uh is a scam she spent through third-party companies on e. there are 13 companies registered in chitu e blinovsky, including a jewelry house and a mining company. well, elena herself has only one land

of the government and completely. naturally they want someone to answer for it. to create a court in which people would come for protectionarification or advice about their vision of the modern look, justice in the news agency's project. question number one was told by the chairman of the supreme court, honored lawyer of belarus valentin tsukalov, they planted a hundred-year history, but the task ahead of new horizons is to make the system efficient and economical, and the court will soon reduce unnecessary unnecessary procedures. digitalization has already come to the rescue technical equipment of the building of the supreme court. it is being brought up to a decent level and the regions are working on the creation and use of databases of banks in judicial documents and decisions on the digitalization of the document-turnover, so that citizens have the opportunity to apply electronically to the court, as well as remotely participate in court hearings, which was tested during the pandemic. the aspect of the quality of justice is to increase the level of education of the judiciary. if in the ninety-seventh year, the load w

the first russian high-performance firewall of the new generation solar next generation firefoul or nf for short protection, which will be used by the court banks. now, after all, and we in russia have a unique experience - this is the protection of counteracting the attack of conditions, no one has a cyber war. no one in europe has such experience of cyber confrontation. this really hardened us in terms of expertise and helped to provide a fundamental class of protection in a short time. it accounts for 15% of the network security market. almost all foreign companies developing such systems have left the russian market, while the number of k cyberattacks has doubled and now the rtk is 40. there is something to offer russian companies. we will have a trend in the country for imports , independence for technological sovereignty , and it was clear that this is how everything is moving. we definitely need our own means of protection. just in order to have independence, to have security at the level of the largest enterprises that, uh, provide national security. protection of the highest large enterprises banks media cloud resources. includin

and that text has been unanimously read by courts of appeals he years to provide protection in this sort of situation. and that you now want to challenge that consensus. but the amicus on the other side would saitould create a lot of economic dislocation, would really crash the digital economy with all sorts of effects on workers and nsers, retirement plans and what have you. and those e rious concerns and coer that congress, if we to take a look at this and try to fashion something along the lines of what you were saying could aou for. we are not equipped to account for that. a the predictions of problems overstated? if so, how? and are we reay e right body to draw ckrom what had been the text and consistent understanding in courts of appeals? mr. schnapper: well, our vision is thathtext doesn't say this. with regard to the issuef what we've called recommendations, this is not a long sndg, wellestablished precedent. it's really three decisions. force. justice kavanaugh: what about thimplications? the implications for the economy. you have a lot of amicus briefs that we have to take seri

hundreds of threatening messages on social media, including you're not being good for human relations die don't need you the supreme court could decide if those messages are a crime or protected speech, supreme court upholds this conviction than a huge swath of online speech is open to potential criminal prosecution. germans. lawyers say he has mental health issues and thought he was having a conversation with waylon. so there was no real threat. but what constitutes a real threat versus protected speech is now up to the court to decide. rhiannon andrew andrea. thank you time now for a look at your wednesday weather. today from montana to colorado up to a foot as possible in some parts of the northernsa sysmai e radar. severe storms roll through the plains. today, the worst is expected in kansas, nebraska and iowa, where storms will include damaging winds and hail. checking today's high temperatures eighties across the southeast and florida mild in the northeast and around the great lakes cool in the northwest. 82 in phoenix. up a wake up call about team drug abuse ahead. mar hamlin is cleared to return to football after suffering that cardiac arrest on the field back in janu

of roe v. wade another appeals court is scheduled to take up the case. it is made. cnn's jessica schneider has more. the supreme court, stepping in to protect full access to the abortion pill mifepristone while this appeals process plays out, that means it will be status quo for the administration of this drug woman can continue to take it up to 10 weeks pregnant, they can continue to receive it by mail and via telehealth visits with their health care providers, and the generic version will remain widely available. this is exactly what the biden administration and the fda what they were asking for. they warned that if there were restrictions imposed on this drug at any point, there would be confusion and chaos. now this chaos has really been averted. so where does this go from here? while the fifth circuit court of appeals appeals, they'll be hearing arguments on the underlying issue in this case, and the underlying issue is whether the fda properly approved mifepristone in 2000. those first briefings in the appeal, they actually must be found at the fifth circuit next week, and the case as a whole is being fast tracked because arguments ar

of ou state, and the basic freedom that we all believe in >> the u.s. supreme court, particularly with the dobb decision, the world ha changed. so it is not enough to hav protectionstute. and some of the things that we have taken for granted a oregon will, this is just by the u.s. supreme court, that i all in jeopardy, up in the air so we are putting constitutional amendment i front of voters, we are saying who are we, is oregonians. what do we believe in? and do we believe in a state where people have the freedo to choose their future whatever that looks like and that is what tha constitutional amendment looks like >> this week marks 100 days in office for you as governor o oregon can you broadly tell us abou your time in office? what have you alread accomplished, what are you turning your efforts to next as you look forward to the future in your state >> well, yeah, we just hit 100 days it is been a sprint. >> we've been setting up the state for key issues, housing, homelessness, is a key problem in our state we want how people have access to mental health, and addictio treatment that they need and, very concerned about ou youngest oregonians not bein able to re

won't put regulation like right up wrong because that kid, this period of innovation, the us supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used the bush until at least for now it's introduced a temporary block on a ruling from a lower court which had restricted the pill. the pill will now be available in the next year, while appeal. shabba, tennessee has more from washington d. c. the legal battle over access to a per stone will continue oral arguments are scheduled to begin and the 5th circuit court of appeals on may the 17th. but while that legal process plays out, a majority of justice is here at the supreme court decided that access to the drug should remain widely available. not 2nd guesses. the food and drug administration is regulatory process before those legal arguments have played out. in fact, there is some expect in the, in this case will return to the supreme court once the 5th court of appeals has made its decision. but what a precedent it would be if the supreme court had agreed with restrictions on a drug that had been widely available for 23 years with proven efficacy and a lack of hea