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ridden climate and something mission rock did, which is different and sets apart from other projb ects within san francisco and beyond is built a black water treatment plant which is no small feat. that treatment plant will serve to irrigate the entirety of this park and other open spaces within mission rock with water we recycle on site. it is another element how coming together with a public private partnership working directly with the port, the other city agencies have allowed private development to do things differently. we are excited how that can set the tone and be a example for other future project that think about design sustainability and build the project of tomorrow and excited to see that come to fruition here. i touched on the importance of public private partnership nature and the amount of people and faces standing out here who i have interactsed with over the process and many beyond the people here that have had a hand in this. i have been able to see late nights early mornings that all come to bring this park to be reality and incredible this perseverance paid off to

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i mean, if -- if -- if the state is doing ect what the -- what the federal law says is required, if it's ok by idaho, then, we set idaho aside. we do what the federal law says and we all go home. mr. turner: well, i mean, our reading, of course, is that there is no confct and so as doctors aren't having to make this choice of do i follow emtala or do follow -- justice jackson: so your representation on the -- on behalf of idaho is that if a -- an ergcy room physician in aho follows emtala in terms of when an abortion is required to stabilize a patient, the be complying with idaho law such that there's going to be no prosecution and no problem? mr. turner: yes, because they have to comply with idaho law to comply with emtala. justice jackson: no, no. i'm asking you, if they i they comply with emtala, will ey necessarily have satisfied the requirements of ido w? because that's what you seemed to say in response to justice kavanaugh and innse to justice barrett. so i just want to make clear if tha's the position of the state. mr. turner: emla- the scope of emtala's stabilization reirent is

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justice sotomayor: can you explain to me what ect is the injunction doing? meaning, how is it affecting the government's speech? there are a loofefendants. a lot of agencies. i know that our caseload says an injunction cannot tell you to violate thla the fih rcuit injunction is what is before us and it says to encourage or significantly -- to coer, at is a legal term, or encouraging you are questioning the meaning and significance of ncouragement." let's just use to coceocial media companies. to remove, to suppre, reduce, including altering their algorithms. how is that harmfutohe government? mr. fletcher: this court has stayed the injunction, fortaty it is not harming the government now -- we don' say that the government can coerce private speakers. but the problem with the fifth circuits injunction saying do't coerce or significantly enurage is that it comes at the end of 80 pages of legal analysis. e i would send communications to the platform saying, for your information it has come to our attention at the followg l's are being used by maligned foreign a

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. >> we look at the new funding going towards that pr ect bringing more people to lake merritt. the creative idea by one local leader to get people to come to the lake this summer. and a group of bay area teachers vote to authorize a strike. we'll talk about the years long battle over better pay and the response from the district from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. good morning. >> thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> tuesday morning, may 21st. you played pickleball yesterday. you handle some warmer temperatures. >> it was pretty darn warm on the courts yesterday steve. we played. we play about 4:00, so it's a heat of the day. >> play at noon or something. >> pamela, we're all still working. i'm the one who gets off early. >> okay. all right. 40s, 50s on the temps. there's not much fog, but today we'll be warmer. any fog is mainly south of the city. san mateo coast, santa cruz. i don't think it'll last too long here, but we're all set. this will be the day where temperatures jump above average.

i think it is another as-ect elections? i think it is another aspect of _ elections?n. what is the mood behind these results? the moody's it is time for change. when it comes to the general election, there are only two possible outcomes in terms of who can form a government. either five more years of the conservatives all a new government with labour. that is the question, more than anything, that will be on the mind of that is when it comes to the general election itself.- of that is when it comes to the general election itself. thank you for our general election itself. thank you for your time _ general election itself. thank you for your time with _ general election itself. thank you for your time with us _ general election itself. thank you for your time with us here - general election itself. thank you for your time with us here this i for your time with us here this morning. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman joins us now from downing street. you know that building behind you very well. what do you think is going on inside, given what we know so far