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not the bill, the limit have you always supported that limit? that kind of limit? mr.asters: arizonans have the rights to make their laws proved that the point of reversing roe v. wade. i believe in a federal backdrop. at the federal level, we should not be allowing late-term partial-birth abortions all the way up until the moment of birth. except for to save the life of the mother. i believe in limits. mark kelly does not and that is the choice arizonans face on this issue. host: marc victor please. mr. victor: this is exactly why you have a principal and stick with it. you asked him if he scrubbed his website and he said you can go to my website now and look at it. that is evasion. that is an answer that yes, i am not anchored in principle. i am anchored in principle. my positions have been the same for 30 years. look, it does not matter. it doesn't matter what my personal position is on abortion and i am not going to tell you. we need a policy that recognizes that reasonable minds disagree on this issue. people disagree, there is not an objectively right answer. and

not the bill, the limit have you always supported that limit? that kind of limit? mr. masters: arizonans have the rights to make their laws proved that the point of reversing roe v. wade. i believe in a federal backdrop. at the federal level, we should not be allowing late-term partial-birth abortions all the way up until the moment of birth. except for to save the life of the mother. i believe in limits. mark kelly does not and that is the choice arizonans face on this issue. host: marc victor please. mr. victor: this is exactly why you have a principal and stick with it. you asked him if he scrubbed his website and he said you can go to my website now and look at it. that is evasion. that is an answer that yes, i am not anchored in principle. i am anchored in principle. my positions have been the same for 30 years. look, it does not matter. it doesn't matter what my personal position is on abortion and i am not going to tell you. we need a policy that recognizes that reasonable minds disagree on this issue. people disagree, there is not an objectively right answer. a

i have limited options ahead of me. i am under _ first. i have limited options ahead of me._ first. i have limited options ahead of me. i am under a legal - first. i have limited options ahead of me. i am under a legal duty - first. i have limited options ahead of me. i am under a legal duty to | of me. i am under a legal duty to call an election within 12 weeks. i have had lots and lots of talks with all the parties and will continue to do so. �* �* , ., , do so. bbc news, there was the 0 tion to do so. bbc news, there was the option to legislate _ do so. bbc news, there was the option to legislate to _ do so. bbc news, there was the option to legislate to delay - do so. bbc news, there was the option to legislate to delay this | option to legislate to delay this moment. how does calling an election help solve any of the problem for northern ireland that got us here? nearly all the parties have been saying this won't help the situation actually signed up to the rules that make this situation happen. why call it now? i am legally bound to do so. and those rules state it must

term limits for congress. >> guest: i've always like term limits. i believe that we should not have a permanent political class. i don't know what the term limit would be. i week over something like two terms in the senate, 12 years and maybe four or five, six terms in the house, so maybe ten, 12 is an house and then you get back to it. that was when the country was -- and my opinion term limits were not in the constitution because no one thought we would have this permanent political class. go back to the early years of our country, george washington is a perfect example. there was no to term limit. he could have served, he was the most popular president in history. he could've served until his death but he said no, we don't want a ruling class. we don't want a monarch. that was one of the great things that george washington that it was time for someone else to will. i be a big advocate for that. how do more of a civil legislature with people fromnd farmers and businessmen and teachers and nurses people who know about america really making a lotot

term limits for congress. quick demos like term limits.eave that we should not have a permanent political. i do not know what the term should be a go for something like maybe twoe terms in the senate that will be 12 years in the senate. and maybe four, five, six terms in the house. maybe ten -- 12 years in the house where did you get back to it. nobody ever thought you'd have this. if you go back to the early years of our country. george washington is a perfectct example. there was no two-term limit. patient was popular present history could serve until his death but he said no, i think that was the one the great things is time for someone else. i would be a big advocate of that and having more of a m,citizen the legislature people from farmers and businessmen, teachers, nurses, people who know about america really make you love these decisions. write notes lawyers and lobbyists. >> steve moore you also suggest federal spending limit. but at some point are we in so deep a small federal spending limit? >> spending limitations work when they

has acknowcknowle that there is a limit to this. they provide the protection and cover to go after north korea and affect their behavior. so that's one of the challenges the u.s. faces in trying to deter or curtail these tests. >> oren lieberman reporting from the pentagon, thank you very much. >>> let's go to riran now and these protests. at least four protestors were reportedly killed over the weekend during a crackdown by authorities. that's according to a iranian human rights group. 185 people have died since the protests began, but cnn cannot independently verify that. and iranian state tv was hacked this weekend. a segment on the supreme leader was replaced with a photo showing his face with a target superimposed over it. the image appeared with photos of young women who died in iran over the last month. these protests stem from the death of a 21-year-old woman that died while in custody of the government's morality police for not wearing her hijab properly. >>> former white house aide cassidy hutchinson who gave that testimon

tau says rivers can't be cleaned up unless the nitrate limit is reduced. because they're political decisions that just don't take into account the ience of what they've been given, or the advice they've been given. ♪♪♪ yaara: our requests to interview the prime minister and environment minister about the freshwater reforms and the high court case have been denied. uncertainty around how the claim will affect dairy farms in the canterbury region is already concerning john sunckell. john: is rangatiratanga about ownership? is it about control? is it about joint management and governance? where does it--where does it ultimately sit and where's the end game? so i guess i'm nervous in the interim as to where it might land. lan: can you see the little pukeko over there, paul? paul: yeah. lan: yeah, see his red beak? yaara: lan pham, however, is buoyed by the ngai tahu claim. she hopes it will be the start of a move toward environmental justice for future generations. lan:t is about our kids and grandkids. and we know that it's just this totally unjust situation

when the limitation do not result in death. you also stated that the crime of torture carries an eight-year statute of limitation if the acts do not result in death or serious bodily injury or the foreseeable risk of such. take this as an open-ended question, do you believe the statute of limitation changes proposed in the justice for victims of war crime act are step in the right direction? can you reference any unique data or experience to support the suggestion for the changes? >> thank you, free questions, senator. yes, it is my response. i do believe the changes to the extension of the statute of limitations would be helpful to the law enforcement partners that the war crime center. i would just highlight in support of that assessment our investigation of a rwanda national, beatrice minnie has the, who was implicated in genocide in rwanda in 1994. she, by way of fraud, came to the united states in 1998. through nine trips by the boston special agents to rwanda to collect information of evidentiary purpose of in prosecution

in fact, one most good tries to draw any limits. people in washington believe that that obligation is to show very publicly to demonstrate it to moscow, to the point of humiliation that insensibility is simply don't count. am i right on that morrow unless you are correct on that, but i would say, i mean the house in some limits of what little u. s. has gone up to and stop the u. s. has not been o. u. s. is a de facto participant in the wall, and i think to this day, it provides a lot of very significant intelligence support which has not been reported much. but the u. s. has not itself got engaged physically in terms of, you know, kinetic way in terms of the war. so it does understand well where those limits are . and also, as we saw earlier, you to ensure that there would be no actual from in it or stated, no, the armaments would be sending to you print and then you can can do stuff and, but it should not target russian territory even though it has followed some on the boundaries, so there are limits and that's a new thing mister.

pass peak loads more easily in order to save money in ukrainian cities , street lighting is also limited the capital today, instead of part of the trolleybuses, buses went on the routes well tsn correspondents olga pavlovska are ready to tell how different cities respond to calls to save money and adapt to energy challenges live from dnipro marichka kozhik from lviv and serhiy osadchuk from odesa , let's start with the dnipro olya what about the light you have , have the townspeople learned to save it ? for power outage , among the options is also the dismantling of signs and advertising structures, therefore, according to the decision of the deputies , from today and every day from five in the evening until the end of the coffee shop curfew hair salons, other businesses must completely turn off the external lighting, if they want to use some advertising structures , then they can use their own generators or battery-powered garlands, the inspection has already left for the inspection and i will say that they will not turn it off immediately, they will first explain why this is needed , t

>> i think indeed, yes, but the problem is not limited with isis. there are four different dynamics to understand the current situation in raqqa. the first is of course the potential of isis resurgence in the regions. isis is very active, yes, it is true, that is the territorial order of isis, but it's territorial activity is still undermining the stability of the region. when i am talking about the region, of course raqqa is not limited. there are also other regions. for example when we take into consideration the situation, i think we have to be very careful in terms of understanding the real push and pull factors on the ground because of the pkk's and ypg's. week security mechanism and the week -- the increasing corrections of ypg over the management of [inaudible]. so therefore, isis activities is still continuing, which will eventually may provide freedom of [inaudible] to become an active organization on the ground. the second dynamic is about the pkk on the ground. i think as we know that sdf is one of the important organizations, political a

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one by when i'm talking about region of course walk, i'm not limited. i mean, there are also other regions, for example, when we take into consideration distribution in l, who, comp, i think we have to be very careful in terms of understanding the real push and pull factors on the grounds because of the p k, k n y p g 's, you know, week security mechanism, the weak security procedures and the increasing corruptions of y, p g over the management of l hall. com. so therefore, isis activities is still continuing, which will eventually may provide at freedom of money, were to become an active organization on the grounds. the 2nd dynamics is about the p k. k y p g. i think as we know that the s d f is one of the important organizations, political and military organizations on the grounds to govern the city and the regions. but unfortunately, the dominant position of y, p g over the local population is problematic. when we look at the data activities or y p g n, p j k, there are many problems about human while human rights violations. so when we look at the d

even though various people recognize that it's possible to limit the goals of emancipation by limiting equality through the law. the cornerstone of the confederacy is centered on white supremacy, centered on maintaining absolute control over the enslaved population. there is very little room for considering the possibilities of allowing enslaved people to become fighters. there's a lot of fear surrounding it. the concern that if we open the door to emancipation, we open the door to equality. which completely undercuts the cornerstone of the confederacy as stated by vice president alexander stevens. the emancipation proclamation kicks off this process of recruitment. it starts in the north, and starts with free black americans. these efforts are ad hoc. they are basically affected by individuals and by interested governors such as john a andrew of massachusetts, pictured here. as well as philanthropists and businessmen such as wall who are pushing the united states government to centralize this process and to enable the recruitment not just of free black americans but all black american

understanding the limits. , ., , the limits. given that is well understood, _ the limits._ the limits. given that is well understood, you have - the limits. given that is well - understood, you have explained it very clearly, it is frightening, how often we are reporting on crushes, surges like this in which people have lost their lives. i think only in the congo yesterday, there was a concert crush, another 11 people died. a terrible incident at a football stadium in indonesia only a matter of weeks ago. it seems to be happening time and time again. it is happening time and time again. it is horri inc. happening time and time again. it 3 horrifying. we unfortunately collect data and case studies on this, it is part of our teaching and training programme, we are not getting this message out fast enough. there are relatively simple and low—cost techniques to keep crowds safe but they need to be implemented. they need to be understood and they need to have trained professionals was one of the products we are seeing is that during the pandemic, a lot of people left the entert

you get to the limit, the accelerator simply goes limp.ur next new car to tackle these fatal crashes that are on the rise. >> here we go. >> reporter: in this electric car, a lead foot can only get you so far. it's equipped with intelligent speed assistance. that means the car knows the speed limit here is 20 miles per hour, and it won't let you go above it. >> so i'm pressing the pedal and the number is going down. >> reporter: joining is new york city deputy mayor. the city is the first in the u.s. to try speed limiting technology in its fleet vehicles. >> we need to be in the forefront. there's no reason that anybody should die at the hands of an automobile. >> reporter: federal data shows more than 20,000 deaths on our roads in the first half of this year. it is one reason why in its latest safety recommendation the national transportation safety board is calling on the federal government to start incentivizing carmakers to put speed limiter systems in new cars. >> we have to remember these aren't just numbers. these are people who hav

, but limited on the other hand, and small arms are the most effective way to shoot him down, and that's why, in fact, how can you protect yourself from him? i told him at the beginning of the war that there was hardly any rebellion. well, there was never too much. we need different means of radio-electronic warfare, and this is probably what we should focus our attention on in order to win with our by the western partners of the friend, surprisingly, these are very simple ways of masking false targets and even such a simple thing, what the hell, it’s when you make certain fortification structures and above, well, with a certain space from the direction from which an attack is possible, as a rule, for such drones with such an angle attacks such as mines 136 and shahed 131 can save it. well, it is clear that you can use the otaki mobile anti-aircraft missile system on them, like the tunguska or cheetah spike, which we are currently receiving, but the problem is that their number is limited so far the most effective way to stop them is rap, because they are drones that can't be stopped by

prices er within the limits of the market for a day ahead in my opinion by the way , the governmentame out with this issue today this is an objective thing unfortunately, and i think that tomorrow the nkrekp will make this decision. thank you, we are following the news. oleg penzin, the executive director of the economic discussion club , was in touch. in ukraine, the state store has firewood, this is cubic meters for the heating season. let me remind you, the store is called there is firewood. go to the internet. search and stock up for the winter. before the consumer market, in particular, prices for buckwheat may drop to 60. well, a maximum of 70 uah per kilogram, and the forecasts were announced by the minister of agriculture for this season, say agrarians . they plan to collect more than 150,000 tons of this cereal, the most has already been threshed in sumy oblast, zhytomyr oblast, and khmelnytskyi oblast, such a record harvest in recent years, so there will be no shortage of groats, there will be enough for all consumers, and will remain, experts say. well, let's watch, somed

so the employment rates remain very, very limited. even after many other elements of the autism world have change changed. >> dr. vismara, are you going to take the question? >> it's huge. absolutely there's no doubt that in california individuals with autism, the unemployment or underemployment is well over 90%. and this problem has been further accentuated just by the sheer number of individuals who now have been diagnosed with being on the autism spectrum disorders. it's also a huge problem because there's a tremendous amount of talent and tremendous amount of potential that is currently being underused, add we really, really need to try to identify that and correct this issue. there's also some great opportunity. >> speaking a little bit more to that, to the opportunity, it's a very big ship to turn around, as i think michael was speaking about before. what are some of the solutions that you two would propose to change this massive problem and make it a better situation? >> first of all, to recognize the problem, to know that ther

the speed limit or wd know the posted limit and not aw not allow a driver to exceed it. exceed it. new york city is trying out the technology in 50f its fleet vehicles. software gives drivers a warning or simpy cuts off the accelerator when ar exceeds the speed limit. >> i think a move like this is y is certainly a sign of the futu. a preview of coming attractions and probably an unavoidable one. unavoidable one. >> an average consumer might feel it is an overreach and it's it's up to the carmakers to ince safety without impacting sales. last month, they made another safety recommendation that would would put alcohol impairment detection systems in new cars. > >> still ahead, outrage in the city of los angeles as the city council members were caught on tape making racist remarks against their colleagues. > >> tonight, a tribute planned for four family members, kidnapped and killed in the cenl valley. the first naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution i

of the limitations of their technological capabilities of both countries, both states, but they will cause us trouble and harm for some time, i hope that there are not so many of these drones in iran that they can share unlimitedly with the russians, and they are wasted on the ukrainian fronts i'm very sorry, it's very intense and ends quickly, well, in any case, we understand that the cheaper the technology, the more primitive the production , the easier it is to multiply it, so to speak yes, we understand that precisely iranian drones can become part of the new russian missile strategy , it is actually about the mass of the strikes, mr. ivan , what do you think we should expect now that months from the renewed russian intervention war, we understand that if russia in the first stage during the first half of the year, practically demonstrated that it loses in a conventional war because it loses on all fronts, both in terms of the quality of command of the intelligence of military strategists and in terms of technology. it tries from each of each the next step is to do something that

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the window to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees is closing fast . greenhouse gas emissions must be kept by 45 percent these records. but as to those emissions gap report confirms they remain and it's dangerous and the records ice and still rising commitments to let 0 or was 0 without the plans, policies and actions to back it up. i'll roll. cannot afford anymore. green washing, fake movers or late movers, space race is back several countries including the united states, china, russia, india, and israel are trying to reach the moon. it's not just a quest for national glory. scientists see the moon as a gateway, a place to build bases that could then launch missions to mars and beyond. the moon has one indispensable resource for manned space flight water. h 2 o can be used to make breathable air for astronauts and fuel for rockets. the largest water deposits are in the deep, i see craters at the lunar poles at the moon. south pole alone research is suspect . there is as much water as in germany's largest lake up on the at any time or over the next few years. and the outpost i

yes, but the problem is not limits with with dice is liking. there are 4 different dynamics to understand the curren station in rocca. the 1st is of course the potential of isis resurgence in the in the regions isis is very active. yes, it is true that the territorial order of isis has been, has been call up, but it's territorial activities is still undermining the stability of the region one. but when i'm talking about region, of course, what is not limited, i mean there are also other regions, for example, when we take into consideration distribution in l whole comp. i think we have to be very careful in terms of understanding the real push and pull factors on the grounds because of the p k, k n y, p g 's, you know, week security mechanism, the weak security procedures and the increasing corruptions of y, p g over the management of l hall come so therefore, isis activities is still continuing, which will eventually may provide at freedom of money were to become an active organization on the grounds. the 2nd dynamics is about the p k. k y p g.

that's far off the goal of limiting warming to $1.00 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. un secretary general and tony, good terrorist says an unprecedented economic transformation is needed to limit the impact of climate change. the window to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees is closing fast. greenhouse gas emissions must be cut by 45 percent these records. but as to those emissions get, report confirms they remain and at dangers and record ice and still rising commitments to let 0 or worse 0 without the plans, policies and actions the back it up, our world cannot afford anymore. greenwashing, fake movers or late movers and current antonia good terrorist there will. nathan huffman is the director of the central center for global sustainability at the university of maryland. earlier he told us that the goal to limit global warming to $1.00 degrees celsius is still achievable. the report shows that we really are in an emergency situation. it really is sounding the alarm. at the same time, i think it's quite important to know that 1.5 in fact is not out of reach. i

i think the government is very limited to what they - is very limited to what they can do, obviously to the uk, i think the things they can do a very limited, and a lot of the plans that they have will be long—term, you know, you —— new energy generation, there are things within the measure that they could do, they could use organisations to buy energy and sell it to businesses at a reduced rate. there are things that they could do to help but i don't think there is a lot they can do, really. we wish ou all they can do, really. we wish you all the _ they can do, really. we wish you all the best, _ they can do, really. we wish you all the best, thank - they can do, really. we wish you all the best, thank you i they can do, really. we wish l you all the best, thank you for talking to us. let's stay in the uk — but move to the cost of energy. the government has begun subsidizing energy bills for households across the country — but the final bill is very much dependent on where the price of gas goes this winter. according to consultants cornwall insights today, it could hit £140 billion

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those rules are and to speed limits.hat should this be the maybe, 70 miles per hour, 60 miles per hour? so you ensure that but that is not ensure safe driving. is behavioral, it is cultural. if everyone is texting while they are driving, the speed limit may or may not help. you need regulators, where's the line, how is it shifting based on behaviors? how do we to better trade-off? mr. brummer: let's roll with that analogy. you're in your car, just because there is a speed limit does not mean people are going to drive safely. that is why we have licenses, drivers licenses, to presumably make people safe drivers. we pull them into the perimeter of supervision from the dmv or something. okay, what happens if you try to bring crypto into that perimeter? you mentioned tradfi, is bringing crypto within the existing regulatory perimeter render it tradfi? or is it something else or different? howard: that is not the purpose. we as regulators need to be technology agnostic. we need to be objective and dispassionate about impact o

must says that he wants to limit that he wants to limit censorship on the platform. the united nations of sounding the alarm on climate change in a new report, the un says that rich countries are falling fairly to cut greenhouse gas emissions quickly enough. and warrens that urgent action is needed to avoid catastrophe to the point is next on dw news to stay with us if you can for that. i'm sarah kelly. and berlin, thanks for watching. ah, ah, ah, with who to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. as ukraine presses on with its counter offensive against russian occupiers. moscow claims he has plans to detonate a dirty bomb and does some nuclear muscle flexing of its own assign of proteins weakness. find out on to the point. to this point with d, w, a new quote in the bottom, your protein has made a monumental mistake. he believes that he is destroying the ukrainian state, but in reality, he's only destroying his own. he won't be able to retain power for much longer. whose craving for power, restoring empires former glory by any means

so it does understand where those limits are. and also, as we saw earlier, you to ensure that there would be no actually from in, it'll stated, the arguments will be sending to you print and then you can, can do stuff and, but it should not target russian country even though it has to do some on the boundaries, so there are limits and that's with a mr. group here. say that there are limits and yet quite clearly they are not really being observed. i wonder if those limb as i am post for the sake of the united states itself, so that the president biden can tell the american people that okay, we're not participating. participating, even though everybody knows that the americans are in key, that they're advising the ukrainian military leadership that they're providing all the satellite data that they're providing weapons. is it, is it really authentic to argue that they're no longer part of the direct part? it is conflict. you can make a bona lancaster. yes, they are a part of those conflict in awful treasury, but they're also, they

so there are limits and that's with a mr. good to hear say that there are limits and yet quite clearly they are not really being observed. i wonder if those limb as i am post for the sake of the united states itself, so that the president, by that can tell the american people that okay, we're not participating. participating, even though everybody knows that the americans are in key, that they're advising the ukrainian military leadership that they're providing all the satellite data that they're providing weapons. is it, is it really authentic to argue that they're no longer part? the direct part, it is conflict. you can make a bona lancaster. yes, they are a party to conflict. an awful treasure rebel there. also, they also are because they themselves are not directly in works. and as i said, their goal is to take it all up to no need to, to russia's border. i'm and create insecurity in russia. and as i said, the cold war never ended for the us on the call. and then so just part of the prosecution off that cor, well, which t

there is a limitation. i mean , certain prohibitions and restrictions on the shipment of certain categories of goods. and in particular, of course, the main ones are the ban on the transfer of weapons of all its components of narcotic drugs psychotropic substances, including, e, including in medicines, as well as a ban on the transfer of alcoholic products, tobacco products, smoking mixtures, potent. e. hmm, explosives are a zone of destructive, and goods that are subject to rapid deterioration, this is an incomplete list, and all information regarding prohibited and restricted goods is posted on the website of the state customs committee, as well as on the national operator hacked mail, because these prohibitions are not only customs legislation, but also the legislation of the universal postal union. in addition, restrictions from other regulatory authorities may apply, for example, this is m-m seed products, which are very relevant for shipment by our citizens. basil period. it's also limited by, uh, cer

for the fourth, limit the term of all committee chairs. fifth, ban the casting of proxy votes in committee. sixth, require committee meetings to be open to the public. seventh require a 3/5 majority vote to pass a tax increase. an eighth guarantee an honest accounting of our federal budget by implementing zero baseline item budget. baseline budget. i'm sorry, that's baseline, but let me say on a larger scale, this is truly in a way that very few political events every are, ever are. and his star trek event, for all those who are tired of negative smear campaigns, for all those who ask political parties to get together and be a responsible team, for all those who said we have to deal in a positive way with the challenges of america's future. i hope that you listened to each of our candidates as they outlined each of the ten bills that we have committed in our contract to bring to the floor. and i hope every person will realize this is an enormous undertaking. i want to thank in particular bob michael, who has been an extraordinary leader in

water, flashlights and batteries for them, in addition to today, the use of street lights will be limitedthe cities, meanwhile, in kyiv, power cuts have already begun in order to save money on the 21st and 38th trolleybus routes, buses have left , mayor vitaliy klitschko said in mykolaiv and oblasts, the number of electric vehicles has also been reduced and traffic lights have been turned off, even greater restrictions have been set municipal electric transport will not work in sumy oblast, we turn off water intakes from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., so there is a big request to stock up tonight, water for tomorrow, i appeal to the owners and business managers of manufacturing enterprises, coffee shops, restaurants, etc. please make tomorrow a day off or a technology day , a service day, a sanitary day so that we can turn off all electrical appliances as much as possible tomorrow, the war in ukraine affected art in particular there were songs and poems dedicated to the victory and strength of the ukrainian people, dozens of compositions will already go down in history, including remakes of the

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they're both term limited.ow what happens -- next with abortion laws, because it will largely depend on who is elected on november 8th, and how they decide to resolve this. now, both of the democratic nominees for governor and attorney general are strong and vocal advocates for abortion rights. on the other hand, the republican nominee supported abortion bans. both of their campaign website state that they begin life begins at -- conception. the republican attorney general, sorry, the republican candidate for attorney general, says he agrees with brnovich. the attorney general's internal -- interpretation supports the 1864 total ban on abortion. one more thing to note about the 1864 law is that it didn't just been abortions, it also banned the use and promotion of concert -- contraceptives. this is a bet vestige of a bygone era. the state in this country's long history of vistula towards reproductive freedom, it wasn't just arizona, many other states and territories in the mid to late 1800 and acted similar law

>>t a limiting construction that limits the broad language of the statute, water to the united states. the court has recognized that could conceivably cover every body of war the country. we know it does not mean that. so, we nd additional test to fige t what additional waters are covered. the significant nexus test say it is appropriate to sweep in additional waters if theafct the traditional navigable waters that where the core focus of the act. >> you have not told me where that comes from. sounds like a good idea to have suca test. where does it come from? >> two things. the term defined is navigable waters. the definition is brd d it does not require a requirement of navigabilit we read riverside, bayview and swank to say you can include waters that are not themselves navigable budget -- but the justification for th h to be on the effect on navigable water. light, migratory birds. >> and they ne n be adjacent. i want to make clear that the significant nexus test, it can be n jt sent -- not adjacent, but if there is a significant nexus it is still covered in 1344g in that respect.

the window to limits global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees is closing. fust, greenhouse gas emissions must be cut by 45 percent these thickets. but this to lazy missions get report confirms they remain and at dangers and threat could ice and steel rising commitments soon at seattle. i was 0 without the plans, policies and actions the back it up out old cannot afford any more green washing, fake movers or lights moves. nathan hoffman is the director of the center for global sustainability at the university of maryland. i asked him whether the goal to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius if this goal is, is still achievable. well, i think that the report shows that we really are in an emergency situation. it really is sounding the alarm. at the same time, i think it's quite important to know that 1.5 in fact is not out of reach. i think that it actually, the report shows that where we are with current policies, is tracking toward a much warmer world than what we are aiming for in the international and global community. but that it remains within reach in all of our countries to b