huntsberger and her family have decided to leave idaho. dr.: this isn't a safe place to practice medicine anymore. sarah: the law has since been amended to allow for terminating ectopic or molar pregnancies, a rare complication caused by an unusual growth of cells. but dr. huntsberger says it still doesn't account for many common pregnancy complications that can escalate quickly. dr. huntsberger: for instance, there's something called an inevitable abortion, meaning the cervix is open, the pregnancy is going to pass, but has not yet. you could have a woman bleeding heavily, and yet there still might be a heartbeat. when is it ok for me to act? can i just say this, without treatment, is really, really risking her life and i should act now? or do i wait until she bleeds out? do i wait until we do cpr? when is it that i can intervene? how close to death does she need to be before i take care of her in the way that i trained for years to know how to do? rep. sauter: hope is kind of at the base with those mountains, the mountains with snow on them.

amelia huntsberger and her family are saying their goodbyes to idaho. >> it's heartbreaking to me tooman experiencing a pregnancy crisis , a pregnancy publication who will now be many miles away from an obgyn, many miles away from a facility that has the staff to stabilize her and to take care of her. >> sandpoint isn't the only city in idaho to lose a labor and delivery ward. a hospital in emmett, north of boise, recently announced that it, too, will stop providing services for expecting mothers. for the pbs newshour and kff health news, i'm sarah varney in sandpoint, idaho. geoff: at midn, the contract between the hollywood writers and major studios will expire -- potentially affecting over 800-thousand jobs , *if last minute negotiations break down and a strike begins >> more than 11,000 hollywood tv and film writers are likely to walk off the job today. the immediate impact america's , favorite late night programing, including 'jimmy kimmel live!,' and 'the tonight show starring jimmy fallon,' will be dark. writers guild awards officials are demanding higher wages and better work