gallagher. a denial of referiard vaerns to establish 2 off street parking space. the proposal does not meet the 5 findings required by planning section 3053 to grant a variance this is 202101139 one we will hear from the appellate first. mr. gallagher you have 7 minutes. >> have you read my brief? i took everything he said line by line. initially i was told that 9517 did not apply. in the very screening process. i have here. it dictates 9517 does apply to this project. i checked with the board of supervisor office and they agree 9517 is the rule of law for this project. furthermore, in the very beginning when i pulled permits, back in 2018, planning was a help then. they informed me if you did a voluntary seismic retrofit under ab94 when you went to apply for the ad u, it would be expedited and the language of 094, shall be expedited. in the meantime, public works approved it, belling approved and hung up on planning. and what planning has done in the past is said that is the reariard you can't

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. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher and this is "america's newsroom." the white house claiming migrants are not allowed to simply walk across the border unchecked but boy, the pictures tell a much different story. >> dana: the surge of migrants, many unvaccinated, clashing with the requirement that all foreign travelers to the united states be vaccinated.

. >> i'm trace gallagher. pr president biden plans to put his climb bill on the topic. the white house celebrates as the inflation reduction act becomes law. >> the promise to america is real and just beginning. >> the president planning to travel the u.s. soon to sell the bill to voters. this as governors across the country prepare for back to school season facing a teacher shortage, and more changes to cdc guidance as the agency gets candid about its struggle to manage the covid-19 pandemic. >> we didn't reliably meet expectations along the way. >> we'll ask new hampshire's

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house armed services committee member mike gallagher is in "focus" for us. so we want to go straight to him right now. congressman, first of all, the importance of this trip and why china is having such a sharp reaction. >> first i salute the speaker for going ahead as she planned. it was an important signal to send to the chinese communist party we have will not be intimidated. neither the ccp nor the executive branch gets a veto over the travel of members of congress, particularly constitutional officers. this is entirely consistent with the language of the taiwan relations act as well as the taiwan travel act. speaker pelosi did not violate in the protocol. a useful way of fostering deeper ties between taiwan and american officials. i salute her for that. what we need to do going forward on a bipartisan basis. i wish republicans have come with her. to take the steps necessary in congress to arm taiwan to the teeth so they can defend themselves against a possible pla invasion as well as increase training exercises between our two countries and rebuild our

that's why eddie gallagher is the way he is.'s a navy seal who committed war crimes in our rock in 2018. it took some doing. over the course of the narrative eddie gallagher is trying to live through a war movie t he hs created in his mind. that's something i saw in myself and us on other people. i really wanted to focus on a theme i get the theme and plug that into something that was real for a lot of people. that was really what is hoping to do there. >> we've got one more. i do not know if i heard it or not, how long did you serve in iraq? did you bring anything about ptsd? could you bring anything up about the 22 program? >> okay, i was in the marines for eight years. ninety-eight —-dash 2006. my last deployment was in the iraq war spent seven months they are up near the syrian border. i think it was isis or had been at one point. we talked a little bit about the formation and how that can happen. the book effectively ends with me leaving the marine corps. a lot of the literature on that subject we need to be plugged in some

that his white eddie gallagher is the way he is.or those who do noto know he'sa navy seal who committed war crimes in iraq and 2018. took some doing. in the course of the narrative begin to realize eddie gallagher's trying to live into a war movie he's created in hisf mind. his i really wanted to focus on a theme. and get the theme and plug that in some of that was real for a lot of people. that is sort of what i was hoping. [inaudible] >> one more. >> i don't know if i heard it or not, how long did you serve in iraq? did you bring up anything about ptsd did you bring anything up about the program? >> okay, i was in the marines for eight years. ninety-eight -- zero six. my last appointment was in the iraq war spent seven months there up near the syrian border. i think it is controlled by isis or had been atn' that point. i talked a little about the formation of ptsd and how that could happen. the book effectively ends with me leaving the marine corps. a lot of the literature on that subject we need to be plugged in somewhere else pr

thank you, trace gallagher. the suspect has been known for years, for an abuse of his family?then flying under the radar. we met we had a refugee that came to the united states. he joined the culture of lawlessness. and he had a violent assault against his daughter's boyfriend. and he had a second assault with his wife and his son. and then in 2020 he was arrested for resisting arrest from the police, making a public disturbance. so what is troubling is how many misdemeanors and assaults and batteries have to stack up before the d.a. will do anything about the case. so here we have good police work and ultimately getting dismissed every time. >> this is a likely attack on muslims by non-muslims. and that it was a hate crime. and we don't really know. 120,000 people . >> like you said, the overwhelming majority seeking refugee status are fleeing from violent war-torn country situations. and came here to avoid the senseless killing with these faction based murders. laura: we have to roll, but we get the just, thank you so much for joining us. we have more coming up right after t

the characters must matson, kate, a gallagher changed her diet. she stopped eating, processed food and sugar, and made everything from scratch. she also avoided stress and became more aware of meeting her own needs. that even led to her reviewing her friendships. as an unhealthy angsty, these are some of the closest relationships you have. then the end, if they aren't doing you any good, you're going to end up sick. so you have to be honest and brave. and even if you've been friends with someone together with someone for 20 years, this kind of hard, you have to ask yourself, mom, does this person really give me what i need? when to should smith is homage. often it takes a crisis to do this kind of soul searching and attending to your own needs is certainly a good idea so far though, there is no scientific evidence that can help people survive a cancer diagnosis. but in his own work, elma white believes that patients who take charge of their lives are likely to fair better overall get this answers. i'm ang, is, is there a connection between this pe

with in kita, gallagher is in good shape. that's not something she takes for granted in march 2015. doctors had given her 3 months to live in her hodgkin's disease. a form of lymphoma had come back in, she was prescribed another course of chemo therapy, but she decided not to follow the doctor's advice. let me ask my have is roughly about the 1st time i did chemotherapy, i was convinced it would help, but i didn't watch it on friday. i asked myself if my lifestyle had to do with it. the fact that i'd continue to work is that, so i decided to change thing until i felt, but i tried chemotherapy and that it was time to try something else with lucas l as unless ah k to go look a resolve to radically change your life to eat more, healthily work, less sleep more and take better care of herself. she decided she'd only give chemotherapy another shot. if none of it worked just weeks later, the cancer was on the retreat. despite her doctors predictions her health improved . after malaysia. ms. eastman mishnah food will not on the right

trace gallagher is here as well. >> clearly a lot of people in the u.s.oncerned about their safety, but in canada you have to believe that they are doing so early tonight, toronto police are not just talking about getting guns off the street, they are going out and they are doing it. even posting upon social media, this is one of the guns that certainly looks ominous. and even petrified in pole position, we don't know if it was used in the commission of the crime, but there is speculation that it may have been used to bring down a tyrannosaurus rex. another individual said did you read a museum? and another said it is the gun that they use to invent fire and the truth is we really don't know where they got the gun, but it is curious and notable because in toronto it is illegal to have more than to garage sales in the same year. so maybe the police got two-for-one vibrating a garage sale and then seizing that gun from the attic. i'm just guessing here that the canadians are feeling as safe today as they were when the government was arresting those villaino

congress mike gallagher. >> sandra: president biden is speaking live at the white house.to take this live and listen. >> president biden: three, give working people in the middle class a fighting chance. more than just a little breathing room. a real chance to get ahead by making their everyday things more affordable and accessible like health care, prescription drug costs, energy, child care, education, housing and so much more. when we lower those costs, all the necessary things, we improve their standard of living. four, make our economy more competitive and less concentrated when too few companies dominate a market. it reduces competition, drives of the cost for american consumers. that's been going on for too long. we need to give small businesses and entrepreneurs more opportunities and consumers more choices at affordable prices. the fifth thing, the fifth pillar, we are going to reward work, not just wealth in america so that everyone pays their fair share in taxes. i'm a capitalist. i'm not trying to punish anybody but i'm saying everyone should pay their fair sh

state assembly minority leader james gallagher says while he agrees with some of new sums goals to usebon capture. technology gallagher argues most of what the governor has proposed will only make things more expensive. people that are already complain about their power bills right now. imagine what they're going to be if the governor's package goes through, as is the western states petroleum association worries the governor's agenda would result in a loss of jobs for the california oil industry. we're talking tens of thousands of job losses. these these proposals have huge impacts on everybody in state and how we live our lives every single day. but democratic leaders say the time to address the changing climate is now among several bills going to the legislature ab 13. 84 authored by something member, jesse gabriel of the san fernando valley. >> his proposal would require the california natural resources agency to release a climate adaptation strategy by january 2024. and every 3 years after that, gabriel says it's all about helping vulnerable communities and measure in california is

state assembly, minority leader james gallagher says while he agrees with some of new sums goals to use new carbon capture. technology gallagher argues most of what the governor has proposed will only make things more expensive. people that are already complain about thei1 power bills right now. imagine what they're going to be if the governor's package goes through as is. but democratic leaders say the time to address the changing climate is now among several bills going to the legislature ab 13, 84 authored by some member jesse gabriel of the san fernando valley. his proposal would require the california natural resources agency to release a climate adaptatiow strategy by january 2024. and every 3 years after that, gabriel says it's all about helping vulnerable communities and measure in california is progress. that was a town wallace reporting in order to reach the governor's desk. the bills going through the legislature must pass both houses by the end of august. >> now to developing news in placer county, the search for kiley, rodney entered its 10th day today. the 16 year-old was

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strikes, the little girl mainly is wanting to have continued firing rockets from different places in gallagher into that is what it is. a nearby town, the minister of health as well. and now that they would expect after 20, after 72 hours to reduce and stopping services. because of the main boys stationing doesn't have stop due to the lack of your supplying from israel, who can fiddle much more to close. last week. it's all candidates in kenya's presidential election have held a final campaign rallies ahead of voting on tuesday, the front runners are incumbent deputy president william router and veteran opposition leader. right now we're doing guy who's received a surprise endorsement from sitting president who kenyata, key issues in these elections are corruption and the cost of living crisis. well let's go to dw felix marina in nairobi. so felix, the 2 leading presidential candidates have made their final rally. just bring us up to speed on their campaign promises. hara he last saw the 2 candidates finalized their campaign to day and as, as they did their final peaches there. as him, your le

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dianne gallagher is there for us. what are people saying about the new vaccination effort? >> reporter: people are saying it's about time. that this should have been done potentially months ago with other pride related events. charlotte holds the pride parade in august. 50,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine that they are putting at pride events and lgbtq sponsored events around the country. 2,000 doses this weekend. the key is making sure that they get the vaccines to the people that need them most. roughly 40% or so of the number of cases in north carolina recorded in this county. this is a high frequency area and need to make sure that they get it to the people most deeply affected. black and brown communities within the communities of men who have sex with men and transgender. >> they have to come up with more creative ways to reach the communes. you can't put something on social media saying we have done it. go to the bars, the clubs, individually to get the information out to get it to the community. >> reporter: there are stipulations. restrictions and criteria for pe

i am trace gallagher. house celebrates as the inflation reduction act becomes law. >> the promise of america is real and just beginning. >> the president climbing to travel the u.s. suit to sell the bill to voters with this as governors across the country prepare for back-to-school season facing a teacher shortage. more changes to cdc

jude gallagher won without stepping into the ring after his opponent was declared unfit for their featherweightinal and amy broadhurst claimed gold in women's light welterweight. scotland's samuel hickey beat callum peters of australia by a split decision in the middleweight division. another soon followed for scotland with sean lazzerini beating wales�* taylor bevan in the light heavyweight final. it means this is scotland�*s most successful commonwalth games, outside of glasgow 2014. let�*s ta ke let�*s take you away from a very noisy victoria square and away from the commonwealth games for a moment. erik ten hag�*s first game in charge of manchester united in the premier league ended in defeat — beaten 2—i at home by brighton. matt graveling was watching. another season, another man in charge. erik ten hag became the eighth boss in the nine years since alex ferguson. can he finally unite united? his starting 11 had no number seven, christian ronaldo on the bench. exactly three months ago, brighton put four past manchester united. the south coast side started strongly again. it is pascal gros

with moscow to provide proof to the world's chemical weapons. watchdog. ukrainian drone is show gallagher. the crimea crashing into the headquarters of russia's blocks the fleet without causing any casualties. as the you, as us boys concerns over the israeli rating of palestinian and geo. we investigate why ukraine said me, treatments of don't bother, isn't getting the same criticism in the with.

jude gallagher won without stepping into the ring — his opponent was declared unfit for their featherweightdan walsh won the light middleweight final and amy broadhurst claimed gold in women's light welterweight. ijust i just wanted that gold ijust wanted that gold medal so bad, the last few months have been hard work so it's good to get the gold. gold too for samuel hickey who beat callum peters of australia by a split decision in the middleweight division. scotland have already had their most successful commonwalth games, outside of glasgow 2014. two more boxing golds followed as sean lazzerini beat wales�* taylor bevan in the light heavyweight final and reese lynch got a closely—fought win over mauritius�* louis richarno colin. and england won their first boxing gold thanks to lewis williams. he was given a unanimous decision win over his samoan opponent in the men's heavyweight final. in the last few minutes, scotland's laura muir has won 1500 metres gold. muir ran clear of northern ireland's ciara mageean who finished second, and jemma reekie of scotland who took the bronze mendal. it'

. >> with that, we bring in congressman mike gallagher a marine veteran that serves on the armed services committee. very good to have you with us today. there's a piece in the post today -- "new york times," and they talk about two competing blocks that are forming in the world. so just to black off from this visit for a moment and look what's going on in the world. the world is breaking into two competing blocks. democracy versus autocracy. russian, china and iran are the anti-u.s. block. what if all three countries decide to confront the u.s. soon in an effort to overwhelm the american ability to respond? could that happen in your assessment, congressman? >> well, i think for the better part of a decade, china, russia and iran have been waging a in cold war. we've been complacent. where i might disagree with the piece, i don't think dividing the world to autocracies to democracies makes much sense. the biden administration did that and alienated our partners that are not perfect democracies. in the middle east, there's many countries that don't fit that mold that we have to work with.

cnn's dianne gallagher joins us with more.rter: ana, that's the key. it's not just the abhorrent racist attacks that rachel richardson and her fellow volleyball players endured, but the fact she said the coaching staff of byu and officials were notified of it during the game and nothing was done to stop it in its tracks. she says that they notified them once again after the match was conclude and steps were not taken to make sher feel safe. she was called the "n" word each time she stepped up to serve and richardson said she endured slurs, attacks, that progressed into racist threats that made her feel afraid and unsafe during the match there. byu did issue an apology, saying, of course, that they had banned a fan that they had isolated as responsible from byu events, saying in part, specifically the use of a racial slur at any of our athletic events is absolutely unacceptable and byu athletics holds a zero tolerance approach to this behavior. we wholeheartedly apologize to duke university and its student-athletes competing la

cnn's diane gallagher has more on the utter devastation they will find. >> we're not -- we're not victims're survivors. >> reporter: as the people of eastern kentucky dig out of the mud, they're praying for a miracle in the form of donations, goodwill and dry weather. volunteers lined up to sort and attempt to salvage hundreds of soaked but priceless pieces of appalachian history. >> everything's wet. >> reporter: just across the river another piece of appalachian culture caked in mud after the floods ripped through this downtown distillery. >> first you're just heart broke and then try to fix it back, get it back as fast as we can. >> reporter: running water, electricity, communications hard to come by. community touchstones destroyed, schools, pharmacies, fire departments and grocery stores, nothing spared in these tiny towns. >> you think of it as historic, but it's actually a gathering place for everyone. >> reporter: while volunteer firefighters were doing boat rescues their department flooded, a fire truck swept away. but it's the human toll that the chief can't shake. the majority

i don't think crystal palace can do it without connor gallagher.athan: you are fired up for the game later? tom: i'm fired up for the game, and what is really important, we may be in london for the crystal palace richmond derby. jonathan: i'm not sure that is how that particular -- tom: season two of "ted lasso." jonathan: tom, that is fictional, not real. when is season three happening? tom: what do you mean it is fictional? jonathan: "ted lasso" is not real, tom. i had to break it to you. season three is coming out there. i'm sure they are going to write a nice story for you. tom: it is fictional? jonathan: it is fictional, tom. i know it is a painful moment for you. futures, lisa. futures unchanged on the s&p. [laughter] just let him keep digging. lisa: let me say one thing. i know you did not get truly angry, but i know it is frustrating to you when people say it is good news, bad news, bad news, good news. but that is going to be pivotal to the market reaction, to the labor market report. i think that is interesting. tom: this is something els

dianne gallagher, cnn, kentucky. >>> and more heavy rain in southeastern louisiana. a flash flood watch for downtown st. louis has been lifted but warnings are still in place for the southern suburbs. police report stranded motorists, flooded roads and flooded basements, creeks are rising too and exceeded levels they reached last week. let's turn to pedram javaheri. it feels like so many new records are being set by this recent bout of weather. >> it is remarkable. yeah, we're talking about nine days, a span of nine days, three historic floods having taking place in an area that has been so walloped with heavy rainfall. and you look at a span of six hours, some areas picking up 3 to 4 inches, some in just a matter of a few minutes with incredible frequency of lightning strikes in this region as well. speaking to the intensity of these storms. as you noted flood alerts in place and warnings. south of st. louis, as it migrates away south, of course historic flooding last week occurred on the western side of st. louis. and in the span of 12 hours upwards of 75,000 light

dianne gallagher, cnn, charlotte. >>> and an outbreak of e.oli has been traced to wendy's in four u.s. states. at least 37 people have got sick, 10 hospitalized. the cdc says no specific food item has been confirmed as the cause of the outbreak so far. wendy'ss has removed romaine lettuce from its sandwiches after many of the sick reported eating sandwiches with it. so far the cdc has not advised to avoid eating at the restaurants. >>> millions of people are under flood watches and warnings in parts of texas and louisiana. through monday across the texas border in new mexico, a flash flood trapped nearly 160 people at carlsbad cap vern national park. the only road in and out became impassable. tourists had to shelter at the visitor center for hours with little food available. and pedram, really extreme weather in certain places over there. >> a lot of these areas seeing at least several hundred percent above what is normal for the monsoonal season. we know beneficial rainfall comes down, but of course you get too much of it in short duration a

>> dianne gallagher, thanks so much. >>> thanks so much to all of you for joining us today.eekend. i'm jim sciutto. "at this hour" starts right after a short break. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get unlimited data with 5g included for just $30 a line per month when you get 4 lines. switch to xfinity mobile today. >>> hi, everyone. at this hour, a blockbuster jobs report could quiet fears of a recession. but it is now up to the federal reserve to decide what it means for the fight against inflation. >>> democrats, one critical step closer to passing a massive bill that could have a big impact on the economy. >>> and once unimaginable, natural disasters are becoming more common. posing an unprecedented challenge to fema. i'll speak to the agency's administrator abo

it is devastating that we have to go through it again so soon. >> reporter: dianne gallagher, hindman, cnn. >>> and the mckeinney fire is near the oregon state line and now the largest wildfire this year burning more than 55,000 acres. the fire has forced notices to evacuate, one man was able to return home and found his home gone. >> the house was here and there was a big pantry in the kitchen and the dining room. and front room. and we had three bedrooms and a bathroom. my wife and i have been married in august 51 years. >> congratulations. >> so our whole life was right here. >> whole life right there. and another fire burning out of control in western monday take tan in a, the elmo 2 fire has grown to nearly 13,000 acres, 0% containment.take tan in a, the elmo 2 fire has grown to nearly 13,000 acres, 0% containment. in alaska alone, there are at least 27 active fires. the paradise complex fire has now burned over 279,000 acres. >>> and basketball star brittney griner is fighting for her freedom in a russian courtroom. >>> plus the stunning offer from the saudis that tiger woods re

dianne gallagher has more on the devastation facing people there. >> we're not victims here.orter: as the people of eastern kentucky dig out of the mud, their praying for a miracle in the form of donations, goodwill and dry weather. volunteers lined up at the apple shop in whitesberg to sort and attempt to salvage hundreds of soaked but priceless pieces of appalachian history. >> everything is wet. >> just across the river, another piece of appalachian culture caked in mud after the floods ripped through this downtown distillery. >> first you are just heart broke and then it is just try to fix it back. get it back as fast as we can. >> reporter: running water, electricity, and communications hard to come by. community touch stones destroyed. schools, pharmaceuticals and fire departments an grocery stores, nothing spared in these tiny towns. >> you think it is a store but it is a gathering place for ever. >> reporter: vfirefighters were doing rescues and their fire truck was swept away but it is a human toll that the chief can't shake. the majority of the deaths happened in th

that's where dianne gallagher is right now. >> reporter: this is the first time the city of charlotte celebrate pride in person in two years. now health officials say they work to educate and vaccinate. the city and county is beginning of this pilot program that the biden administration is rolling out. 50,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine. at pride and lgbtq centered events across the nation. here the start of the rollout for pride weekend 2,000 doses throughout the weekend for people that qualify for this criteria here. there is concern amongst the community that we spoke to perhaps this is too late but they said they're grateful for access. we haven't seen advertisement for it around the festival today but when we spoke with those that got the vaccine they said direct contact with health officials that inspired them to go and get it. >> i think there's questions where and how to get it and doing it at an event like this and having people reaching oiut and telling people where and how to get it and right now you don't have to make an appointment made it very easy. >> reporter: again

cnn's dianne gallagher filed this report from eastern kentucky where entire towns have nothing left.l without power and everything is buried in a foot of mud. >> we're not, we're not victims here. we are survivors. >> reporter: as the people of eastern kentucky dig out of the mud, they're praying for a miracle in the form of donations, good will, dry weather. volunteers lined up at the apple shop in whitesberg to sort and attempt to salvage hundreds of soaked but priceless pieces of appalachian history. >> everything is wet. >> reporter: across the river, another piece of afterppalachia caked in mud in this distillery. >> first you are heart broke and then you try to fix it back, get it back as fast as you can. >> reporter: running water, communications hard to come by, community touchstones destroyed, schools, pharmacies, fire departments and grocery stores, nothing spared in these tiny towns. >> you think of it as a store, but it is actually a gathering place for everyone. >> reporter: while volunteer firefighters were doing boat rescues, their department flooded, the fire truck sw

cnn correspondent diane gallagher is in the flood zone. >> they're getting the double whammy.re you are right now? >> they're hot, pam, and that's really the biggest problem right now. we're looking at places where i am in ken particulary right now. this iga is the only grocery store here. we can't go in at the moment because of health reasons. we went in earlier today with respirators on and with health officials. the smell, the rotting food, the spoiled food and it's so hard because this is the only grocery store here and there was a story like this in every town we go to. whether it's the bank in fleming, neon, or it's the fire department down the road in jeremiah and the fire chief talked to us about how he survived the flood on top of that yellow tanker sitting out in front of his destroyed department. >> i reached for my pistol out of my backseat and i shot the window out of my chevy and as the window was going out i dived. i followed it out and i had a lot of time to think about a lot of things, you know and how quick that life can go by you, you know? the next day i se

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i'm trace gallagher. pr president biden plans to put his climb bill on the topic. the white house celebrates as the inflation reduction act becomes law. >> the promise to america is real and just beginning. >> the president planning to travel the u.s. soon to sell the bill to voters. this as governors across the country prepare for back to school season facing a teacher shortage, and more changes to cdc guidance as the agency gets candid about its struggle to manage the covid-19 pandemic. >> we didn't reliably meet expectations along the way. >> we'll ask new hampshire's governor about the cdc's plan to reorganize and state of play in his state's republican senate primary. and we'll also ask energy secretary-general about it governor sinunu only on fox news sunday. then a divided country awaits new details about the justification for the fbi's search of mar a lago. we'll ask our sunday panel about the former president's legal strategy, the leak and the heated rhetoric around the fbi. >> we can hold the at

cnn's dianne gallagher has her story. >> reporter: nancy davis found out last month that her unborn childh something called acrania, it is a rare lethal birth defect in which the skull does not form in the womb. doctors recommend that she get an abortion but then told her she'd probably are have to go out of state because they did not believe they could perform it in louisiana due to the state's new near total ban on abortion. acrane ya was not listed as one of the narrow exceptions to that law. now, in the weeks since, nancy davis went public, lawmakers have said acaania even though not listed should fall underneath the medically futile exception. doctors say this is where the problem is with the law and many of the other laws around the country since roe versus wade was overturned claiming they are vague and confusing with criminal penalties attached to them for doctors that perform, quote, illegal abortions. now, women's health in baton rouge, which said it could not talk about their patient's specific case claims this is all very complex saying, quote, we look at each individual patie