experts from... members of the republican party of labor and justice. hello. hello. good afternoon, fateful decisions have been made, both the military doctrine and the concept of national security are unanimous. lyudmila eduardovna, let's start with you. how do you assess whether the supreme national assembly has succeeded in becoming this link in the system of checks and balances? yes, of course, the all-belarusian people's assembly acquired new functions, and the delegates of the all-belarusian people's assembly. our borders, therefore it is necessary to act, and the public demand is precisely for evolutionary development, which is what the chapter was about yesterday state spoke, it also concerns the concept of national security, all those constitutional innovations that were enshrined in the 2022 referendum, they have found their development in the concept of national security, first of all , this is that the strategic national interests of the republic of belarus, to the strategic national interests ... added that the belarusian people are the object of protect

organizations, including the ministry of interior, civil registration organization, ministry of labor, ministry of justice budget program organization and other related bodies were raised for the issue of the plan to block the sources of illiteracy, we are ready to help whatever is spent on education . the identification of 100 survivors of recruitment and training is considered to be 20% of this number, and the minister of education announced at the end of this meeting that special measures have been taken for students' free time this summer and it is planned to open schools. be open this summer. plysophor sedav and sima news agency completion of the country's last link of power plant construction minister of energy, during a visit to gas turbine manufacturing plants, said that we became self-sufficient in the entire power plant industry with the launch of the gas generator system, according to mr. mehrabian , the last link of the country's power plant construction was completed with the help of mr. mehrabian. our power plants, especially the gas and combined cycle power plants, were completely internali

some ministries and organizations, including the ministry of interior, the ministry of labor, the ministry of justice, and the program organization, and other relevant organizations for the issue of the prevention of material illiteracy. we are ready to help. everything in education. education should be an expense , it is not an expense at all, it is an investment in the goal setting of this plan to identify 100 survivors from recruitment and training, and 20% of this number is considered annually, and the minister of education announced at the end of this meeting that for free time, knowledge special measures for students this summer it has been thought and the doors of the summer schools are supposed to be open this year . completion of the last link of the country's power plant construction , the minister of energy, while visiting the gas turbine production plants, said that by launching the gas generator system in the entire power plant industry , we became self-sufficient, according to mr. mehrabian, with the help of various sectors, more than 8500 megawatts to the country's electricity producti

of peaceful civilians and military personnel. famine, unbearable labor, suppression of carbon oxide and executions. this act of justiceminsk, the hitlerites killed 300 thousand peaceful citizens of the city of minsk, who slept near the cream stove. “your judges,” said prosecutor yachenin, “are harsh to the justice of the slaughterers, including the entire belarusian people, the people, like hundreds of thousands of their sons and daughters. the situation in russian orenburg continues to deteriorate, a record rise has already been recorded water in the ural river. in the city limits it reached more than 10 m, which is not what hydraulic structures are able to hold. by now, water is entering the city center and threatening high-rise buildings. just the day before , the suburbs of orenburg were flooded. about 800 people had to be evacuated. a total of 12,000 residential buildings were in the flood zone.

labor law by interfering the justices will determine the standard courts should use when making decisions dispute. starbucks is asking the supreme court to intervene because federal appeals courts don't agree on the standards the nlrb must meet when it requests a temporary injunction against a company. if the court sides with starbucks, it could make it tougher for the nlrb to step in when it claims corporate interference in using a union unionization efforts excuse me. back to you at the desk, kumasi. >> thanks, amanda. new at six. a female doctor may be the cure to living longer. according to a new study. a ucla study found medicare patients are more likely to survive when the doctor is a woman versus a male doctor. it shows people are less likely to be readmitted into the hospital after suffering from a health issue. researchers say it's because female physicians are more likely to adhere to clinical guidelines. study also notes that these findings could be different for younger generations. >> also new at six, celine dion is opening up again about living with stiff person syndrome, th

the median average is 65 years old and supreme court justices 63 years old. >> thank you. the labor department says the economy added 303,000 jobs in march. it was march above the 200,000 that had been forecast. the unemployment rate dipped from 3.9% to 3.8. some analysts suggest that strong numbers could potentially delay federal reserve interest rate cuts expected this year. today the jobs report sent stocks up. the dow gained 307. the s&p 500 rose 57. the nasdaq jumped 199. for the week the dow lost 2.25 percentage points. the s&p 500 was down about one. nasdaq lost about .8 of a point. up next, we'll look at the best spots to view monday's total solar eclipse. here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering. in los angeles, firefighters deal with a blaze in a commercial building in the downtown fashion district. it took 120 firefighters about four hours to put the fire out. no injuries reported to firefighters or civilians. in miami, a bridge where a crane collapsed yesterday killing one construction worker and forks ranch, an exclusive sanctuary for wellness and longevity.

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distribution of 98 million baskets electronic justice kalaberg, deputy minister of welfare and economic affairs, minister of cooperatives, labor and social welfare announced that 86 and 74 percent of the 60 million population included in the fajrana plan were welcomed in the last two phases and said that the third and final phase of this plan will continue until the 18th of may. about 90 welcome , whether in the first or second stage, the volume of reception was so much that i can say here now that nearly 98 million food packages have been explained, the volume of people's purchase of these 11 items was 1 million 100 thousand tons. your government is in the first stage. second. billions of tomans have helped and the people have contributed accordingly now you say, for example, 66,67,000 billion tomans, we have purchased nearly 90,000 billion tomans. according to mr. askarian, the base price of the items purchased in the fajran project is calculated based on the price of 1401, and we have a difference of 220,000 tomans for this incentive basket. the government paid. he does. the spokesperson of the judicial branch said about th

justice ketanji brown jackson agreed with that point. she appeared to support the case that congress bestowed authority on the national labor relations boardnduct investigations and that the weight of the findings should be prioritized. geoff: tell us more about the possible implications of this case. >> labor activists believe this could have a chilling effect on labor organizing and unionizing in the united states which is having a resurgent moment of popularity. part about it not just with starbucks, the auto workers unionize last friday in tennessee, rei, trader joe's, and these court orders at the heart of this case are not just use to reinstate fired workers, they also could be used to request marketing orders, to reopen closed doors, and retaliating against workers for unionizing. there could be much higher borrowing for getting that relief for workers which could make them more afraid to unionize or cause union campaigns to die out as employers retaliate against workers. geoff: thanks so much for sharing your reporting with us. the supreme court is back tomorrow with another high stakes case out of idaho, looking at accesss to emer

does not have a bureau of environmental statistics to go along with the bureau of justice statistics, the bureau of labor statistics, the bureau of education statistics. meanwhile almost almost all of our european peer nations have a bureau of environmental statistics and produce annual reports on environmental trends and conditions in their countries. we haven't. that did finally change with the epa around 2006, they now have on their website that of course is huge and sprawling and it's hard to find things but they have a report on the environment that pulls together the data on environmental problems not just the ones that are under epa jurisdiction, but from other cabinet agencies and other regulatory agencies in the government. you can download the data sets to analyze. when i started 30 years ago i had to do it the old-fashioned way. i had to go to the epa library in san francisco and look up printed reports and enter those numbers into a spreadsheet by hand but now all the data is available for anyone so that is a step forward but we still do not have a bureau of environmental statistics or any co

the members of the opposition party here in britain, labor, they say any such delays or inappropriate and unacceptable justice needs to be, there needs to be done now. and the government has an absolute eugene my view to beat sleep on the spot until i have complete and full disclosure and to deal with these matters now. uh frankly, you know, trying to delay the market till december is not good enough and certainly not what we would expect from a government. the judge in this area acknowledged aside the. there was no in sight yet full. the conflict and garza. but he said that at least the open hearings involving non classified information should happen as soon as possible that i'm of out 0. i'm the still ahead here right now, is there a storm is best, a southern china, tens of thousands of people are moved from their homes. the the hello. the weather is pretty quiet now. across much of us straight is still a few shows just around the top and just around the bottom north of the cape, you'll peninsula and it shows the st. just remedies to side of queensland tending to fizzle out. we'll see what the weather slidi

labor. they say any such delays are inappropriate and unacceptable. justice needs to be done that needs to be done now. and the government has an absolute eugene my view to beat sleep on the spot in to have complete and full disclosure. and to deal with these matters now uh frankly, uh you know, trying to delay the market till december is not good enough and certainly not. what we would expect from a government, the judge in this area acknowledged beside me, there was no end in sight yet for the conflict and gauze that he said that at least the open here ends involving non classified information, should happen as soon as possible to them of out 0 on the still ahead on. ouch is 0. the gloves come off 4 years after the pandemic want vaccine collaboration. drug companies slug it out over a future profits and a mountain of waste couches, via in india, spewing toxic waste across the capital, and endangering the house of fast the the hello level its on southern once again, just around the great lakes that go this area cloud sliding out, so if i central canada down through the midwest using the east

merger but they also nicely blamed the department of justice and we will take that blame any day of the week. >> i would love to turn next to labor and start with you. this is an area of key interest. we are focused on how the corporate consolidation is affecting wages and the impact on workers ability. i would love to give an opportunity to highlight how the cases and investigations are looking. >> i don't have a whole lot i can say publicly but we addressed it in the agricultural markets and we've been taking a look at some of these issues. i do want to give credit to the washington state attorney general for the offices attention in an entirely different end of the food supply chain multiple agreements and fast food franchise contracts where i think there's over 200 they've scrubbed those agreements from and that is something we are proud of them having done. >> i would echo maryland was involved in bringing a settlement with a number of fast food companies, duncan, five guys, a few others, seven in total where there were no agreements in their franchise so we talk about the food system, it goes from seed to plate and those ar

and use our collective voice to demand an end to systemic economic justice -- injustice and this scourge of poverty. the american laborovement, we fight for all working people and their families. we fight injustice in our communities and at work and we are committed to vanquishing oppression in all of its forms. and, look, there is no greater form of a pressure than when a country with immense resources and wealth allows its people to suffer and die from a lack of resources. poverty is a failure of the system. it exists because we allow it to exist. and dr. king knew that. he saw poverty for what it was, a moral failing of our government. a government that allows its people to go hungry, to live unsheltered, to live sick or injured without access to health care. it is a morally bankrupt government. a nation, dr. king said, cannot be a great nation if it is not a compassionate nation, if it cannot care for or concern itself with the nation's most vulnerable. it does not allow for the full humanity of every single person within its borders. workers rights, civil rights, and human rights are on the ballot this election.

shooting and come election time, they will promise things like racial justice or announce equity action plan. yeah, they did that at the labor department in attempt to reassure black voters that they're on their side. but none of this, no racial equity conferences or anything of the like will stop gang v violence in inner cities or help families afford their first home, bring down the price of gas or make public schools better, not for african americans or anyone in this country, it poisons the well of conversation and unt come. community. oj simpson's legacy is tragic, we now have a chance to build a better country if we stop letting powerful people divide us by race, ethnicity or any other category. that leaves us weaker, poorer and angrier. it is time for multi racial populist movement to stand up for america and working people who deserve hell of a lot better. that is the angle. joining us is bruce lavelle and a former blm activist. bruce, the left issing polls are wrong and come election time black voters will come home to the democrat party. do you buy that? >> no, things are happening. come home, come home, et. no. al

report, of, department of ca onesng , justice calling it a historic crisis, saying departments are losing officers faster than they can hire new ones, citing labor market competition, officer safety, and well-being, and increased tensions between police and the communities they serve. >> it affects the ability of the agency to even respond to relatively low-level concerns but that are high quality of life concerns for the community. >> reporter: to entice new recruits, the lapd recently negotiated pay increases. new full-time officers can now make nearly six figures, about the same starting salary for a computer engineer graduating from the university of california system. >> not everybody thinks a lot of police officers are a good thing. there are those voices out there that say this money could be used in a more efficient way. what's your response to that? >> i'm an absolute supporter of alternative response, so there are certain calls that i believe that police don't need to respond to. to the people that think less cops are okay, i have to disagree. at the end of the day, you have to have a safe community. >> part of my conversation with the

labor reporter lauren kaori gurley is with us. she was at the court today and has been following this case. thanks for being with us. walk us through the arguments the justicesow this is all linked to the starbucks union dispute. >> when workers unionize, if they are retaliated against by their employers, the national labor relations board, the federal agency that oversees union rights in the u.s., has the right to go to federal court and ask for immediate relief in the form of forcing a company like starbucks to reinstate fired workers. that is exactly actually what happened a few years ago at the very beginning of the starbucks drive for unionization that has spread like wildfire across the country. there are more than 400 union stores now. starbucks fired seven union activists at a memphis store and a court ordered that they have to reinstate them. starbucks is arguing that that reinstatement should not have happened. they said they fired those workers because they invited a tv crew into their store after hours, against policy and that they were totally within the rights to fire them. starbucks was challenging was -- the test the federal court used in det

all-belarus people's assembly resonate in the country's labor collectives, we will hear voices from the minsk region. the traditional desire of belarusians for justiceopular power has determined the appearance of the modern belarusian economy. why is there no economy without the power of the people? i'm alexey avdonin, i'll tell you how democracy affects everyone's well-being from u.s. simple economics in panorama. a new flight under the wing of belavia from minsk to makhachkala is only 3 and a half hours of flight. emotions of the first passengers on our air. maria gnetchik wins the third stage of the modern pentathlon world cup in budapest. hockey players of the belarus youth team win silver at the future cup in the 3 on 3 tournament. about this and more in sports day. historical. week of april 2024, the attention of the whole country was focused on minsk and the seventh all-belarusian people's assembly. the delegates of the supreme council approved the most important strategic documents, national security concept and military doctrine. the thesis: to live peacefully and invest one’s strength in further development became the main leitmotif of all

labor markets and mergers have on consumers. this event was hosted by the f.t.c. and the justice department. tc and the justice department. >> welcome to the 2024 enforcers' summit. i want to extend an especially warm welcome to our federal partners today who join us and our international and state enforcement colleagues for the third annual convening of this event. i'm also especially pleased to note that the ftc is now operating with a full commission, and today we will be joined by the ftc's two newest commissioners, commissioner melissa holyoke and commissioner andrew ferguson. i know the staff and my fellow commissioners join me in extending a really warm welcome to commissioners holyoke and ferguson. we very much look forward to working with them, learning from them and forging common ground. i also want to pass on chair khan's regrets that she is unable to join us in person. she's celebrating ead with her family. together with our sister agency, the antitrust division, we established this summit as a forum for enforcers to discuss shared challenges and to learn from one another. as a

prioritize climate and racial justice and boost our economy and labor force. it is why i'm proud to stand with representative oak waseo cortez and sanders --o causeeo cortez and sanders to confront challenges. the sweeping legislation aims to retrofit, rehab tate, expand and decarbonize the entire nation's public housing stock through an estimated $162 to $234 billion investment in the next 10 years. while we may consider how we future prove our housing with climate uncertainty, we have to pay attention to ensure the 1.6 million people who live in our nation's public housing are protected. because, you see, working families continue to invest in our communities. they work, shop, eat, worship, learn, and play in our neighborhood towns. and they deserve to be rooted and deeply connected to the people and places that shaped them, and that includes the power to put down roots in the communities that they have lived. and that requires for us long-term affordability for long-term stability. and listen, the solutions we look for are already in our communities from hu

department of state labor inspectorate notes that thanks to the measures prescribed in the decree, the number of such cases is progressively decreasing, and citizens no longer need to seek justicedepartment itself takes on the protection of the rights of workers, from the name of the decree, in fact, it follows the goal its adoption, the results of what actions of the decree have already worked in relation to 800 workers of the republic, 3500 workers have already received the final payment dismissal, but the decree is much broader than the appeal of citizens, as soon as the department receives information about the delay in payments from any source of information, is the basis for the mechanism of the third decree to be activated. so what to do if wages are not paid? the basis for taking measures to establish such facts may be relevant information from law enforcement agencies, the media, or written requests from the citizens themselves. if violations are nevertheless recorded, demands are issued without additional verification. previously, in such cases, a comprehensive inspection was first ordered, which of course meant delaying the payment process. now the procedure is faste

justice despite having laws in place. all right, same authority international have next on going, underground action. redundancy speaks with labor journalists, hamilton nolan, about the southern popularity of trade unions in the us and why the country may be at a tipping point to reclaim for power by the the .

justices heard two hours of arguments about whether the emergency medical treatment and labor act or amtala requires idaho perform abortions under broader circumstances than what its state law currently allows. idaho officials claim the laws are not in conflict with each other. >> idaho's law and amtala are consistent. they both seek to protect the lives of women and their unborn children, the biden administration argued. >> a woman seeking an abortion procedure in idaho because of a health complication cannot get one until her life is in imminent danger. >> what idaho is doing is waiting for women to wait and deteriorate. >> she cites the consequences under idaho's ban, which includes a minimum of two years in prison as a deterrent for doctors to perform an abortion, even if it may fall under the exceptions, because the doctors are facing mandatory minimum two years in prison, loss of their license, criminal prosecution, then the doctors can't provide the care because until they can, can conclude that a prosecutor looking over their shoulder won't second guess that maybe it wasn't r

justice party. the government colon from 2015 until last year. vitale and fashion giant georgia armani operations has been put into judicial administration during approved overwork or exploitation ship. armani allegedly used off the books, labor who were paid just 2 to 3 years an hour and were made to work long shift in degrading condition. not a bad russian authorities had evacuated more than 4000 people after several danverse on the euro river near the border with cars like stone flood waters broke through the barrier after hours of torrential rain. more than 2000 homes are flooded in the city. of course us, and that's the latest on the does the use of this. our up next is sports life. a, marietta evans, dean. i'll have more headlines for you in about 45 minutes from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for joining the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in that's look at current use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is weekdays on d, w your updates, innovation. green the green revolution.

wherever there is a lack of jobs and labor unions and sensible gun laws in women's bodily autonomy, there is an abundance of poverty. wherever there is a lack of racial justicejustice reform, access to adequate legal representation , an alternative to incarceration and police reform, wherever those things are in lack, there is an abundance of poverty. wherever there is a lack of what is now under attack, the diversity, equity, and inclusion, affirmative action, investment in education, a lack of educational opportunities, there is an abundance of poverty. sheila is right, wherever there is lack of religious tolerance, racial harmony, and beloved community, there is an abundance of poverty. sisters and brothers, we never need to ask permission to do the lord's work. i contend we do not need to ask permission to finish dr. king's work. he did not retire. the poor people's campaign could not come together and decide, we're just not going to do this anymore because we are bored and not interested. we know what happened. it is our duty to pick up his baton and move forward. they always talk about the people who don't want to vote, people aren't going to vote. the

emergency medical treatment and labor act — or emtala — covers emergency abortions even in states where the procedure is banned. it's been nearly two years since justicestion rights. 1a states now ban abortion at all stages of pregnancy — some with limited exceptions. idaho is one of them — and that state's near—total ban is now before the court. earlier i spoke to dr alison haddock, president—elect of the american college of emergency physicians. thanks forjoining us. idaho has a near total abortion ban, with an exception for the life but not the health of the mother. from your perspective as an emergency physician, what are the risks to the health of a woman in an emergency pregnancy complication, short of the risk to her life? the challenge is it's very difficult to say when an emergency crosses from being a threat to health to a threat to life. for example, someone can have a infection and that can be a threat to their health, of permanent disability, the infection worsening and surgery being required. to remove organs. but they might survive. so when does it become a threat to life? the same can be true with bleeding. how much haemorrhage is a thr

justice despite having laws in place. all right, same authority international have next on going underground. the option redundancy speaks with labor journalists, hamilton nolan, about the soaring popularity of trade unions in the us and why the country may be at a tipping point to reclaim for her power by the the action or tendency will get back to going on the ground broadcasting all around the world, from the way i had them in november's election, so called mainstream corporate propaganda. media in the united states will center analysis on personality and identity instead of clause. it wasn't always so once it was the working classes and organized labor that terrified us. it leads and threatened that controlled but as new liberal and the quality is risen over the decades. the workers back last year as well. over half a 1000000 workers across industries from automotive to a vibration to entertainment, his significant lines in nearly 400 strikes in the us genocide, joe biden even intervene to make transport strikes illegal. joining me now is labor journalist, hamilton nolan, north of the how much power and equality and the struggl

. >> justices appear to be siding with starbucks in a case between the coffee giant and the national labor relations board. the issue involves the firing of seven starbucks workers who were trying to unionize their store in memphis. the labor board says starbucks fired them strictly because of their union activity and obtained a court order forcing the company to rehire those workers. but starbucks claims the workers violated company policy by inviting a television news crew into the store after hours. if the supreme court rules in starbucks favor, it could limit the labor board's ability to intervene when it alleges corporate interference in union unionization efforts, demands to divest uc berkeley students camping out and speaking out on their frustrations with the israel-hamas war, while protests across the country grow more violent. also congress is poised to pass a bill that could ban tiktok had the proposal is tied to foreign military aid and what it means for the app's future. >> plus another legal setback for a jailed american reporter in russia. in london. i'm alex hogan. 'l ( ♪ )

labor markets and mergers have on consumers. this event was hosted by the f.t.c. and the justice department. tc and the justice department. >> welcome to the 2024 enforcers' summit. i want to extend an especially warmco

we passed resolution supporting environmental justice communities and the importance of renewable power being built by skilled and trained labor. we oversaw a study on ebikes for delivery workers and super happy to see that program continue to offer incentives. excited to see the result of the municipal housing study and once again, just want to thank chair chan, supervisor preston, commissioner preston, commissioner williams and singh and thank you to director hyams and all of you and thank you to madam secretary somera for making sure we have all we need to have smooth meetings as well as sfgovtv. thank you all. >> thank you. so, with that, i would like to make the motion to approve this resolution. >> we need to take public comment. >> that's true. let's go to public comment for this item. >> anyone who would like to speak please come forward now. jaime is checking for callers thin queue. there are no speakers. >> public comment is closed. i like to make a motion to approve this resolution commending vice chair jackie fielder and may i have a second? >> second. >> second by commissioner williams and let's have a roll call,

justices started hearing arguments today related to a 2022 case. you may remember a federal judge sided with the national laborns board and ordered starbucks to rehire seven workers in memphis who were fired after leading efforts to unionize. now, the supreme court will review what powers the nlrb should have. it will also set standards for courts overseeing labor disputes. the high court ruling is expected by the end of june. the federal trade commission today voted to ban non-compete agreements. the agreements keep workers from jumping to competing companies for a specific period of time and affect roughly 1 in 5 workers. the ban will take effect in six months. however, the u.s. chamber of commerce has already said it will sue to block that measure. >> all right, turning to the forecast now, we had a couple of really warm, sunny days, but it's kind of like two steps forward, one step back. >> i mean, this is the story of us all spring, isn't it? >> it has been so far. call me weird and won't be the first time, but i sort of like these little periods of drizzly, dreary weather because they make us appreciate

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still no hunger riots, peasant labor saves us all, factories do not are standing, russia is helping out, china, iran and many others are suddenly broadcasting about justicex, two poles of one land, here we are, and there they are, we lack dialogue, instead show off , simple european words about democracy and values, we ourselves know everything very well and can also teach, sit down, gentlemen, let’s talk about peace and justice, i didn’t say it, our president, the kgb, the kgb knows everything. for the sake of a change of power in belarus, the fleeing traitors are really ready to do anything - the president noted and called on everyone to be vigilant, the conversation with those who come to us with a war will not be long, this... has been somewhat forgotten, but which has had a huge impact on the international security situation, the situation is extremely unfavorable, we are seeing a further deepening of the escalation in international relations and relations between leading geopolitical actors. in this regard, our country needs to bring strategically significant documents, doctrinal in the field of security, into line with reality, so that we have the

justice on behalf of disenfranchised communities. brothers and sisters, please join me in giving a real welcome to the secretary of labor of the unitedue. ♪ >> ♪ risin' up, back on the street did my time, took my chances went the distance, now i'm back on my feet just a man and his will to survive so many times, it happens too fast you trade your passion for glory don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past you must fight just to keep them alive it's the eye of the tiger, it's the thrill of the fight risin' up to the challenge of our rival and the last known survivor stalks his prey in the night and he's watching us all with the eye of the tiger ♪ face to face, out on the heat hangin' tough, stayin' hungry they stack the odds still we take to the street for the kill, with the skill to survive it's the eye of the tiger, it's the thrill of the fight risin' up to the challenge of our rival and the last known survivor stalks his prey in the night and he's watching us all with the eye of the tiger risin' up, straight to the top ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you all so much. there's nothing like the buildings trades entrance. thank you. we fe

though justice alito did push the idea of state's rights and returning abortion decisions for the states, they can't do it if it conflicts with a federal law and emerging merely treatment and labor act says it is part of the bargain for receiving medical care funds, hospitals have to agree to comply with those rules. and those include protecting the health of people when they present in a situation where they need to be stabilized. and so idaho's law conflicts with that by criminalizing behavior when it is not necessary to save the life. and so that is the window, what does it mean to save someone's life and if it is necessary to just stabilize their health even without certainty of death, then federal law requires that. >> barb, let me ask you another question. because i think one of the issues here that i've been hearing about for these arguments today is that doctors feel under legal constraints, hallie jackson interviewed a doctor from idaho that moved to colorado because they are not even sure that they can do a d and c, routine procedures for women that aren't even involving a fetus. they are concerned about criminalization. this is an issue in texas. so that is a real chi

justice on behalf of of disenfranchised committees. brothers and sisters complete shami and giving a really bg trades welcome to the secretary of labor ofuse] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rising up, back on the street ♪ did my time, took my chances ♪ ♪ went the distance, now i'm back on my feet ♪ ♪ just a man and his will to survive ♪ ♪ so many times, it happens too fast ♪ ♪ you trade your passion for glory ♪ ♪ don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past ♪ ♪ you must fight just to keep them alive ♪ ♪ it's the eye of the tiger, it's the thrill of the fight ♪ ♪ rising up to the challenge of arrival ♪ ♪ and the last known survivor stalks his prey in the night ♪ ♪ and is watching us all with the eye of the tiger ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> gosh, thank you all so much. there is nothing like likeg trades entrance, so thank you, thank you. i always feel like when you come like that is better just to stop there and not say anything. but i very much appreciate you all having me and for that warm welcome. thank you so much, president mcgarvey here truly, for your, not just her introduction but for your lifetime of work on half of working men and women in t

labor act, which congress passed back in 1986. so new year, the law professor give us your major takeaway from what's been going on today. >> yeah. well, i think not surprisingly, the conservative if justices alito thomas and gorsuch seemed skeptical. but i think there's some real uncertainty about amy coney barrett and the chief justice, obviously the liberal justices it seemed to be in favor of what the government's arguing i you know, i think having i was just speaking before we started talking now, so i'm curious to see what cabinet asks the solicitor general but i think there's some unrtainty. there was a lot of focus on the federal conscience clause and whether doctors were required to perform abortions. if i'm taller would demand to stabilize medical carand the question of the status of e unborn child. the reference to that in the statute did come up with alito, which could have implications for person hood is the obligation equal to the unborn child and to the mother. but that's the only justice who's really talked about that issue. i thought there might have been more dcussion. they're very interesting ula, when will theine justices? sayyed this case, which could have major ramifi

justice capital asked for a number of questions. the argument transmits some of the argument. if a new administration comes in, we are not going to enforce environmental law labor laws. a blanket, just not enforce those laws, correct but that is direct but the framers intended political check. if an administration did something that extreme we're not going to enforce the law, being held to account by voters in congress has an addict disposal as well so the argument continues on to the next page in which justice capital says they are the exact make sure the laws are enforced and she says i think congress has the power of the% explains how it's relevant and goes on until page 53 and page 53 justice capital faxon it's as set of traditional review, congress has to resort down to shutting down dramatic steps of something sort or another. respond by saying dramatic steps wanted if it were in the face of statutory response ability so she just acknowledged what is happening in acknowledged that is the moment in which the impeachment trial becomes relevant. this was settled not just in 17891 adopting the constitution and when the framers used the language, members were