mclean to expand her family.oth her kids are ivf babies. >> isn't it ironic that we are in this place where this community of families who want nothing more than to have a baby and to create life are being told that not only can they not create life, they're also being called murders. the people who want it more than anything in the world and would do just about anything for it are being told no. >> reporter: after spending more than $200,000 in ivf treatments and surrogacy, rebecca says her family is now complete. but she has one more embryo left in storage. but that's not free either. >> either leave them frozen forever or potentially risk criminal charges. alabama is a pro-family state. this is not a pro-family ruling. it is hard enough to figure out what we're going to do with our embryos when we're done family planning and when we're done having children without adding the government into the situation. >> reporter: the alabama attorney general says he will not prosecute ivf families, but that doesn't addres

. >> i'm hayley mclean hill, united states air force veteran and ceo and founder of torch warrior wear. >> hey, aptos native hayley mclean hill says she created torch warrior wear to uplift and empower women in the field. you can watch her try to strike a deal with the celebrity investors on shark tank tonight here on abc seven, but joining us live right now to talk more about torch warrior wear, united states air force veteran and ceo of torch, hayley mclean. hill. hey, hayley. hi. >> how are you? thank you for having me. >> i am so excited to have you. so give us your elevator pitch about torch warrior. wear >> torch warrior wear is the first clothing brand dedicated specifically to military women. we are all around the world and our goal is to continue creating more comfortable, uniform items that make women feel amazing and confident. >> how did you come up with this idea? i'm sure it came out of personal experience. >> it did? yes i served in the air force for four years and i was an rotc cadet for five years at penn state, and i just remember feeling uncomfortable and not like my

now the pilot, lance mclean, was flying from santa rosa to fiji last. may in a plane that's owned by sergei brin, the plane went down off the san mateo county coast, killing mclean and his copilot. but collins widow is now filing a wrongful death lawsuit naming sergey brin and google because the company was a part owner of that plane. investigators believed a problem with the plane's fuel tanks caused the plane to crash, and the man flying to sfo is facing a felony charge of making a false bomb report. authorities say mac bjorn was boarding a jetblue plane at fort lauderdale airport last weekend when he made a joke to flight attendants that tsa did not detect a bomb in his bag . when the crew members asked him about it, he repeated that he had a bomb. he was arrested, taken into custody, and no bomb was found. it is 757 state regulators. regulators are now suspending the request by waymo to expand robo taxi. service in san mateo in la counties. the decision by the cpuc comes after getting protest letters about safety concerns from local leaders in both

the aircraft went down off the san mateo coast, killing mclean and his copilot.ean's widow is filing a wrongful death lawsuit naming sergey brin and google because the company was part owner of that aircraft. investigators suspect that a problem with the plane's fuel tanks caused the plane to crash. the family of oscar grant is getting a little closure, 15 years after he was killed by a bart police officer on the fruitvale bart station platform this morning, alameda county district attorney pamela price returned oscar grant's cell phones to his mother. they were held in evidence, while johannes mursili, the bart officer, was shot who shot in. grant was put on trial. >> and i'm anxious to go home and, uh, turn it on and, uh, charge the battery. see, uh, and hopefully see, you know, some of my son's pictures and what else he had in his phone. >> mr. mr. johnson says the last picture grant took with his phone was of merciless moments before her son was killed. he claimed he meant to use his taser instead of his gun. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and s

scott mclean, thank you very much. >>> in germany, thousands protested against right wing extremism in frank turt on moon monday. this is after weeks of demonstrations against the far right party. protests were prompted by a report that two senior party members had attended a meeting to discuss plans for the mass deportation of migrants and citizens of foreign origin. >>> this new zealand, hundreds of protestors marched the place where the country's founding document was signed back in 1840 and that is the town of white hanging. celebrations coincided with a rally against a government policy that could dial back indigenous rights and as well as calls to review the treaty. commo glon str demonstrators say it should remain the way it is. >> i think it is to celebrate unity, to be one. and remember that it was both that signed the treaty. >> the conservative government also wants to undo problems that promote the language. >>> the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention have launched a new anti-smoking campaign. new ads highlight the particular dangers of menthols, a type of cigar

policy think tank the gym and multiple fund, i asked him to tell us more about what exactly president mclean said. was that in the context of the various fluid conflicts of options should be on the table that nothing should be excluded. there is no longer in the lies as to how we need to support you right now. what you didn't say is that to you support himself from sending troops. he also mentioned that there is no consensus that is going to monkey work in the line. and this is something that should remain a big was your way following the description of the system is green, the quite as important signal to the russians up to the premiums that i use in the hospital. they're simply backing a huge range for teams or assets and making sure that special ed doesn't mean this is something that is seen by my co as absolutely the priorities for you. okay, so nothing's off the table. how much does, how much support does his idea enjoy among western allies? this but clearly setting seems to ukraine has always been sort of the red line, most especially in europe. and again, treat stress that this is not

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mamie mclean >> yamiche, this is extraordinary. what can you tell us?mean, there are thousands and thousands of patients that are now wondering what they're not gonna be able to create families because this is, as you said the largest hospital system in alabama. so you're talking about people who are trying to grow their families, who want to grow their families and they're not being told by the states that that's personally not going to be possible for them. the ramifications here could be widespread because you have other states like florida, who are considering similar legislation and similar moves. you also have 11 states who already have on the books, person laws deeming fetuses to be people. so this is something that could go on and on and on. and i think that there's just so many ways that we look at this and think that we're looking at this and saying that this could have, sort of unintended consequences because stephanie, let's remember that the couples at the heart of this we're suing because their embryos were destroyed. and they were angry t

. >> cnn scott mclean is following developments and joins us now from a symbol. so we will get to the reaction to lula da silva's comments. but first, we seem to have a timeline on the refer invasion. benny gantz, former defense minister and now war cabinet member but he said that hostages need to be released by ramadan 10 march or israel would strike. what more are you learning >> yeah. so this seems to be a reversal of the position that we had heard from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu a little over a week ago when he said that he wanted this pending operation in rafah to be wrapped up by ramadan again, begins march 10. so a little less than three weeks from now. now, you have a member of his war cabinet, bennett began to essentially making march 10th the deadline for hamas to hand over hostages or the israelis will move in. and he said, this to those saying the price is too high. i say this very clearly, hamas has a choice. they can surrender release the hostages and the citizens of gaza will be able to celebrate the holy month of ramadan. now he

mamie mclean dr. thank you so much for being with us. you wrote in a column recently, quote, the alabama supreme court ruling is truly a nightmare for physicians and patients across the state. help us understand your perspective on this decision. >> so when we found out about the decision sunday morning, it was a complete shock to us. we had no idea that this was ongoing and the implications for our clinic are significant. if in fact an embryo is equivalent to a child than the normal procedures that we undergo. but an ivf lab are simply not tenable any further there are patients that are ready for embryo transfers and ivs that i simply cannot take care of well, a lot has been made. dr. about the ruling being intended to protect couples and their embryos the embryos are now covered under the wrongful death of a minor act. it has obviously created uncertainty for providers like you, but i'm curious about what you think the intention is. do you think this is a byproduct unintended consequences of the decision, or was this intentionally mean

scott mclean in istanbul. thanks so much >> the >> japanese space agency says it successfully launched its h3 flagship rock good, a few hours ago. >> luck >> the payload of satellites that was carrying have since been released into orbit. over the next few years, japan plans to launch some 20 satellites and a lunar explorer into space using the h3 okay, its inaugural launch almost a year ago, failed. controllers issue to destruct command only minutes after liftoff. for the first time ever water her molecules have been detected on the surface of asteroids. the findings were published in the planetary science journal and the discovery could lend credence to the theory that asteroids crashing into our planet may have helped deliver water and other elements too early. earth all right, i'm kim brunhuber for viewers here in north america. more cnn newsroom in just a moment. for our international viewers inside africa is next >> i'm dr. sanjay gupta. >> and this is cnn. >> i brought in a jew or max protein with 30 gr

scott mclean in istanbul. so scott first, what's the latest on rafah >> hey, good morning. can look, it seems like people in rafah are starting to see the writing on the wall. they are crammed in there one 0.3 million of them. this un agency that you mentioned says that there is more than half of the population of gaza crammed into less than 20% of its territory and many of them are leaving because of, as you mentioned intensifying airstrikes there and also the statements that we are hearing from israeli officials, this promise that they have made to go into rafah at some point in the future? the problem for these people who will be fleeing northward, trying to find any measure of safety is that they'll need to go past a hanunis. this is a city in the south where there is active fighting taking place right now. that's where the nasser hospital so is under siege right now by israeli forces. and they're headed toward deir al-balah, where there is also fighting on the ground taking place to the east of the city.

mclean, tough times for you. i'm certainly glad you spent some time with us to help explain things. best of luck. thank you. >> thank you. >>> with us now to talk more about the political repercussions of all of this, we have nbc news correspondent ali vitali from myrtle beach, south carolina, nbc news senior political reporter natasha korecki and riina shaw, political strategist and commentator and former congressional adviser. welcome you to all. ali, you spoke to nikki haley exclusively, who is now trying to clean up the remarks she made to you yesterday on the alabama embryo case. first of all, remind viewers what she told you and how voters are reacting there to all of that and what she is saying now? >> reporter: alex, the big headline out of our sit-down with nikki haley yesterday on her campaign bus was the fact is that when i asked her about the alabama supreme court ruling, the fact they said that ivf fertilized embryos are considered children, i asked her did she agree. haley said that embryos in her words, to me, are babies, then she went on to say that it was important

thank you, chairwoman mclean for holding this hearing. it's extremely important. i say that not only as a former athlete, but also very proud mother of a daughter who played her entire life, earned her d1 scholarship. so proud of her. proud of her records and also very grateful. she never had her opportunities her record that she said stole in from her from a biological man trying to replace her, beat her, dominate her. so i'm very grateful. i can't believe we are here for that. can't believe we are holding a hearing today. as a matter of fact, i can't believe many things. today, we have something called gender affirming care in our country, which is really cutting off the body parts of people in order to make them feel like they are another gender, which is completely wrong. this is something being pushed on kids, cutting off their breasts, castrating them. it really will lead to lifelong the debilitating conditions, physical conditions, and mental illness. hopefully not suicide, but unfortunately that is the case. is really capital punishment. the one thing i wa

the plane went down off the san mateo county coast, killing mclean and his copilot.iling a wrongful death lawsuit naming sergey brin and google because the company was part owner of the plane. a problem with the plane's fuel tanks may have caused that crash. and a man flying to sfo is facing a felony charge of making a false bomb report. authorities say that mac bjorn was boarding a jetblue plane at fort lauderdale airport last weekend, when he made a joke to flight attendants that tsa failed to detect a bomb in his bag. he repeated that he had a bomb when the crew members asked him about it. he was arrested, but no bomb was found. our time is 528. the san francisco board of supervisors debating plans to expand the city's behavioral health treatment program. a hearing on the matter was held before the budget and finance committee. the supervisors discussed the overall inventory of city contracted treatment beds and the need for more help. >> many of our as needed beds, as many of them locked subacute or mental health rehabilitation center beds, are subject to competi

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scott mclean. thank you for joining us for that. families of israeli hostages still held by hamas say they'll keep fighting until they loved ones are released just days ago, a group of them travel to the hague to file a legal complaint against the militant groups. and as jared diamond traveled with them, cries of israeli hostage families rise over yet another city. this time, it's the hague. dutch city synonymous with international justice, where they've come to demand hamas is leaders be charged with war crimes? >> after 131 days of their loved ones being held captive, the hostage families have resorted to this, coming in front of the international criminal court to demand justice but they know this isn't the final stop in their pursuit of justice >> it's another another step in our fight to be families back home i'm and another step in our fight against hamas. >> today, that step begins at israel's international airport were about 100 hostage family members numbers arrived for yet another early morning flight to yet another countr

mamie mclean, a fertility specialist in alabama, says she's been fielding calls and emails over the court decision with no easy answers. >> we're concerned that with the new ruling, we may have to limit fertilization of eggs, which will limit success of treatment, limit efficiency, increase costs, and of course risk to patients. >> reporter: while the decision is a first of its kind, other states like florida now considering laws allowing parents to bring similar wrongful death claims others debating bills defining life to begin at the moment of fertilization. >> i never envisioned that anybody would question the morality of ivf and now it's very scary. >> and lawyer laura, what happens now is this the kind of decision that can be appealed >> reporter: lester, this could go all the way up to the u.s. supreme court. but there is no guarantee the justices would actually agree to take it up. in which case the decision in alabama stands across the entire state lester >> okay, laura, thank you. >>> in southern california, tens of millions of people remain under the threat of flooding and lands

the pilot, lance mclean, and the copilot were both killed . a problem with the plane's fuel tanks caused that plane to crash. coming up tonight here on the news at 730, nurses in the south bay hold a rally amid stalled contract talks. we'll tell you about the key issues. they say they're fighting for. and we've got some encouraging new figures on the sierra snowpack after that slow start to the winter season. >> and, heather, i will have that tahoe forecast as well as the day it will top off at 70 degrees right here in the bay area. that forecast is still straight ahead this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. democra

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it's apparently in his view dissolved position in mclean, florida. i'm curious, i put in as comments they are backed by some recent russian successes on the battlefield in ukraine. how much do you think that is helping him politically at the moment? slow and i think it of course encourages him as well. i mean, lots of people listening to today's address. so is the very, very attentive view, but i can't help but think having just got back from dumbass and having being very near the front. but actually we also have a very versed in to view of what's happening here. ukraine is running out of man. ukraine is running outside munitions. nobody really knows if the 8 packing jim washington will cost. and if it doesn't, it's going to leave russian a very strong position. so yeah, some of his comments where he was confident the point of hubristic, but whether or not he is not justified in and having these positions that remains to be seen on various i'd say $35.00 at elections are also coming up in russia in less than 2 weeks, i'm curious when you look at how

>> reporter: like alabama fertility doctor mamie mclean. >> ultimately we're worried there's going tofewer babies born in alabama because of this ruling. >> reporter: but tonight alabama ivf patients are left in limbo. how scared are you for the future right now? >> i am scared. but i do have hope still that this can get turned around and things can be made right. >> reporter: tonight the university of alabama told us it doesn't know how long ivf is on hold, leaving many women wondering if they'll be able to have a baby. norah? >> norah: so many people scared about this. meg oliver, thank you. back here in washington, fallout on capitol hill after a former fbi informant was charged with lying about president biden and his son hunter's ties to a ukrainian energy company. house republicans have used the now-indicted informant has one of their main sources in the investigations of the president and his family. cbs's scott macfarlane reports from capitol hill that the president's brother, james biden, testified behind close doors today as part of the republicans' impeachment probe. >> rep

the decision means alabama doctors like mamie mclean could be held liable for wrongful death if they discard unused frozen embryos from ivf treatments. >> this ruling is so incomplete. and it leaves those of us who are sitting face-to-face with patients, just with the inability to comment on what is safe and what is legal for them right now. >> reporter: 238,000 families in the u.s. undergo ivf every embryos to increase their chances of a successful pregnancy. >> i wanted to scream. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: gabby and her husband in auburn, alabama are in the middle of an ivf cycle. they're now considering if they'll need to move their embryos to another state. >> it's a stressful process already. and i don't need the added stress, no woman does, if this might be moral to go through to have children when this is my only path. >> reporter: in a dissenting opinion, justice greg cook writes the ruling "almost certainly ends the creation of frozen embree yoeps through ivf in alabama." this decision opens the door for other states to follow alabama's lead, as reproductive rig

delivered and being distributed to you inside the territory, especially that they are suffering for mclean, risk assignments due to the deep shortage of these to humanitarian items. and then the particular policy also are completely frustrated in terms of the mass number over here. and the chairman trucks being stationed in the egypt, sion slide where some of the food items could be spoiled because of the long periods of waiting that without being allowed to deliver into the gaza strip. as people also are expecting more worst days of the length of home going statements reduced by the is when it's ministry officials regarding mood. thank is a fine thing in the gaza strip. if there's going to be new ceasefire on the horizon, the right time, somebody's thought a couple assume that the war and gaza high on the agenda at the munich security conference. got as prime minister and foreign ministers just went home and been opposite of mine as and he has been speaking at the conference. he says he's 5 talks, not promising step boss and joins us live from unix. so not a lot of optimism when it comes

and this is why a menu in mclean saying, we need to go and fight as you're being in other people's land in ukraine, destroying more ukraine, getting more europeans instead of seeing russia inside our country. when there are no elements that indicate that russia wants to expand beyond view grain, the objective of russia is very clear to all of the european de does. however, as one to go get said, right the, we have become a proxy to the us a, our know we're seeing how european leaders are distancing themselves from the kron and it was back in october that we saw a similar situation when the french president proposed creating an international coalition to fight a mazda and nobody actually supported it. why do you think mr. microns suggestions are not finding support among his western counterparts, despite friends being a he, you and natal member state as well obviously because uh they are not the same um, brand of agent. as my goal is, my goal is someone was somewhat completely illegitimate and falls as one of your guest dimensions. you specing a lot of internal um what position and he ne

of the principal leader of the i could say empty crime armed groups, a guy called jimmy shows j. mclean barbecue, who have all been calling for, essentially a radical change in the system of governance in haiti. then you and as expressed deep concerns, reporting that more than 1180 and have been killed or injured in january 2024 allowed. best of women not have been involved in gand activities. what practical actions is the international community taken to help id? well, to be only real practical actions are those undertaken by the us through the ramping through at the security council of this, a force called the m s. s 2nd for the multi national security support issue. uh so the m s. s is led by these 1000 kenyon, police who are already infamous for their brutality and their corruption. they are run practically debt squads and kenya. so if you're talking about bringing these police again with this $600000000.00 price tag into 80, a 1000 of them, what are they going to do against a 1000 games 1st? and this is the only solution that the us can see to the problem is, and i'm bringing in th

>> giovanni mclean can create a workout for someone, first he must answer this am i give you that much and energy and laughter and joy? >> where you actually forget that your exercise so. that giovino owns a gym called the j seven health center in manchester, england, but he spends most of his time with his life mission offering free training sessions to people who may need a more personalized exercise plan. i'm never going to take a penny off anybody, disabled or elderly, all i want them is to experience something amazing with me. >> with trevino's personalized exercises for each person, sometimes you may find yourself popping balloons. >> give me my give me my biscuits. give me my biscuits, or crawling on the ocean floor. i'm not going to break down the science to him. i'm not going to break down that i'm working your core muscles and he's doing shoulder stability. all he needs to know that him and his big brother and pretend to be two fish and we're trying to get the biscuits. boom boom, go on, girl, free. >> not surprisingly, many of his videos have now gone viral on social media,

lisa mclean is here to fight for them. that is why i have drafted a bill the save women's sports act to protect sports and fair competition across the nation. remember title ix that we fought so hard for? my bill prohibits any school or university that receives federal funding from allowing biological males from participating in women's sports. so you can do it. we are just not finding it. if schools violate the provision of the bill they lose access to all federal funding. you can be who you want to be but the american people don't have to fund it. especially since about 70% of them actually agree with me. simply put, this will stop the pattern of unremarkable male athlete that switch to women's sports and suddenly come in first place. been like those we have heard stories about. i ask my colleagues to join me in protecting women's sports by signing this bill. enclosing, i want to thank our panelists once again for your brave and important testimony today. i'm sure you will get canceled and i'm sure i will get canceled bu

scott mclean in antakya, thank you. >>> in japan, a pold of killer whales is trapped in sea ice. look at this video shot from a drone. the pod of at least ten orcas is seen crowding in a small gap between the ice. >> this is happening off of one of japan's northern islands. officials from a nearby coastal town say they have no way of rescuing the whales and have no choice but to wait for the ice to break up or the whales to escape on their own. >>> it is presidential primary day in nevada, and a new cnn poll reveals what voters want resolved before the november election. we are digging into the numbers with our data guru. >>> and a new faa administrator is heading to capitol hill this morning. what he pledges to do after a boeing 737 max 9 plane's door plu off midflight. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against tru

she's landed rachel mclean.abuse of the asylum as 40 migrants on asylum system as 40 migrants on the stockholm barge are the bibby stockholm barge are converting as if by a miracle, to christianity in a bid to be given asylum . and there's given asylum. and there's reaction to the worrying news that hundreds of firearms officers have quit the metropolitan police since one of their was charged their colleagues was charged with murder and rishi sunak. but in northern ireland today. but next monday, he'll be live on gb news >> hi rishi here as prime minister, i'm focussed on delivering on your priorities. so i'll be on the road to join gb news for a special people's forum on monday the 12th of february, where i'll be taking questions from a live audience about the issues that really matter to you. the economy , matter to you. the economy, immigration, the nhs. matter to you. the economy, immigration, the nhs . see you immigration, the nhs. see you there . there. >> now, isn't that the reason that gb news was launch

as historian nancy mclean writes in the new republic, lurking behind the full frontal assault by donald trump and his enablers lies a more far-reaching threat. if republicans gain control of both houses of congress, expect a state authorized constitutional convention to eviscerate core rights and protections most americans hold dear. and nancy joins me now. she's the author of democracy in chains. the deep history of the radical right's stealth plan for america. also, former republican congressman and msnbc political analyst david jolly. nancy, i want to let you say more. what is this plan for america that is lurking behind the 2024 election? >> yes, thank you, joy. great to be with you again. so this is really serious stuff. we are talking about an incredibly radical vision of america that you just described, was on display at the cpac convention, but this time, it would be made permanent by a nuclear option that exists in the constitution's article 5, which talks about how we amend the constitution and that constitution has beenamended 27 times, mest of them good with lautsd of public

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. >> sasha mclean, how is this impacting your clinic?f your patients been saying over the last 24 hours? >> our patients are incredibly worried. they're confused. and they feel like they've been left alone by a state of alabama. we have patients who planned for months in the lead up to both ivf in the frozen embryo transfers. so these treatments are not -- they've been ongoing for quite a while. and so the decision to cancel a patients treatment is devastating news for them. >> so, what are you telling your patience tonight? right? what's the game plan for your clinic moving forward? >> our clinic has been in discussions since this ruling came out. we were made aware of it sunday morning. and, since then, we've been in discussions with our legal team with physicians across the state with the asr, am with resolve, the advocacy group with our embryologist. and we are concerned that they ask the physicians and embryologist to continue to offer ivf treatments in alabama is unattainable. so we're incredibly worried that ivf, as it stands, wil

. >> reporter: like alabama fertility doctor mamie mclean. >> ultimately we're worried that there isng. >> reporter: but tonight, alabama ivf patients are left in limbo. how scared are you for the future right now? >> i am scared. but i do have hope still that this can get turned around and things can be made right. >> reporter: tonight, the university of alabama told us it doesn't know how long ivf is on hold, leaving many women wondering if they'll be able to have a baby. norah? >> so many people scared about this. meg oliver, thank you. >>> now to a tragic story out of flrida. a 7-year-old girl has died after a hole she was digging on a beach north of miami collapsed on top of her and her 9-year-old brother. cbs' manuel bojorquez has the heartbreaking details. >> there is a little girl buried under the sand, and they have not got to her yet. >> reporter: digging with their bare hands, bystanders rush to try to rescue a little girl, buried after the hole in the sand she was playing in collapsed. christina blackinger was there and tried to help. >> it was horrifying. my husband grab

well it's a douglas douglas mclean at syracuse was the one who started it now it's being driven by thesewo women elizabeth basler at the university of virginia, who started spelling to communicate. and so my i can't even pronounce her last name but like, you know, she's from india and she started the rapid prompting method and a has a place in texas so so yeah but bitcoin did start it and. he he's the one who brought it here in 1989. and i ask a question so i will tell you i like part of it is just an evolution of the for the parents, right? you go through things you start out your child is a certain age and you can't believe that that's going to be the end of it and you just keep on working and you are hopeful and you go and you go and you continue. we have done almost everything you've talked about. we've done. we've been all over the world with our son for different issues. and i tell you today, if someone said to me, you know, if you do this, it really improve his life, if you did something that would prove his ability to i mean, i probably would still do it. having said he's 27, the

mclean is joining us now and dr. your clinic is one >> of one of facilities who has been forced to hold some ivf treatments because of this ruling. and you wrote an op-ed yesterday and i want to read i normally wouldn't do that this. i just dive into a question, but i want to read what you wrote off the top because it gets to exactly what rebecca is talking about, who's one of your who's been one of your patients. you wrote this. i just want my baby. she sobbed having trouble taking a breath. i know i know. i said there was nothing else to say. my heart was heavy and i felt powerless since i was now unable to to complete the course of treatment that she her husband and i agreed two months ago since the loss of their third pregnancy. and that i assume is just one of so many so many families that you've had to talk to, what position does this put you in? what are you hearing from patients? >> so the position that it puts me in, there's an impossible position as a reproductive endocrinologist. >> i need to be able >> to

well it's a douglas douglas mclean at syracuse was the one who started it now it's being driven by thesewo women elizabeth basler at the university of virginia, who started spelling to communicate. and so my i can't even pronounce her last name but like, you know, she's from india and she started the rapid prompting method and a has a place in texas so so yeah but bitcoin did start it and. he he's the one who brought it here in 1989. and i ask a question so i will tell you i like part of it is just an evolution of the for the parents, right? you go through things you start out your child is a certain age and you can't believe that that's going to be the end of it and you just keep on working and you are hopeful and you go and you go and you continue. we have done almost everything you've talked about. we've done. we've been all over the world with our son for different issues. and i tell you today, if someone said to me, you know, if you do this, it really improve his life, if you did something that would prove his ability to i mean, i probably would still do it. having said he's 27, the

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mimi mclean. she said she's committed to staying in the state. she loves alabama, but she's been getting calls from dozens of her patients who have stored embryos right now, who are completely anxious because they're worried they won't have control over what happens to those embryos anymore. of course, there are huge questions about care with ivf going forward. >> all right. miguel. thank you so much, really appreciate it. let's bring in a legal expert on abortion here in the united states, marine ziegler mary, in the majority opinion here of the alabama supreme court, associate justice j mitchell writes, quote, the people of alabama i have declared the public policy of the state to be that unborn human life is sacred, we believe that each human being, from the moment of conception is made in the image of god created by him to reflect his likeness. unquote that sounds to me, i'm no legal expert that bid sends less like a legal argument and more like a religious declaration. what's your reaction >> one of the things that's really striking about bo

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there's a debate taking place right in commons, right now in the commons, chaired mclean.llowing in the case of abdul ezedi , the details abdul ezedi, the details emerging simply in the last houh emerging simply in the last hour. now, attempt to murder. um, this is the guy who'd got asylum at his third attempt by miraculously converting to christianity. a sex offender on the sex offenders register for ten years. three separate offences pinching a woman's behind um , exposing himself and behind um, exposing himself and performing a sex act didn't get sent down for that. avoided jail, stayed in the country, went on to commit this allegedly this heinous act, this sort of person is precisely the shining light on the burning injustice. many people feel around our broken immigration system. is it time to deport people like abdul ezedi ? ezedi? >> well, i think everybody realised the seriousness of the situation here. >> one of the difficulties, martin, for somebody like me and for yourself as well, then in terms of what happened in the court, we have an independent judiciary, we