as for safety, norah, two major american medical groups filed briefs in support of the fda, saying the drug is safe and effective. >> kristina ruffini at the courthouse, thank you. the "cbs overnight news" will be pright back. restless nights fogging up your day? tonight, try zzzquil pure zzzs sleep plus next day energy, with melatonin to help you fall asleep naturally, plus extended-release b-vitamins. wake up feeling refreshed. pure zzzs. sleep better. wake up your best. wondering what actually goes into your multivitamin? at new chapter, its' innovation, organic ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. formulated to help you body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness, well done. ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief you can feel. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, we have an update on a recall of millions of sleep apnea machines that's been going on for nearly

, the percentage of immigration in the medical field is less than that of other medical groupsrtant for us for two reasons: 1. we need each and every person who graduates in the medical field. he needs two doors for these in fact, enormous material and spiritual capitals have been spent and each of them is actually a loss for us and we should be able to try to serve these dear ones who are our own in the country. the ability to serve the people does not belong to these people and is not separate from the people, and surely all their efforts should really serve and work for the health of the people. tour game for you and all colleagues , pay attention to the country's medicine. i am very grateful for the simple design of the honorable head of the medical system thank you for your presence and thank you network education has no doubt that the british police played a role in the death of his brother in 2008. he says that the police in the street and security met his brother violently while he was suffering from mental anxiety. these encounters led to his death. they killed him and

the head of the russian medical group says the fighting has become more intense with keep sending reserve forces into the battle. the bottle of bells could you say the situation is difficult, very difficult. the enemy is cut throats fighting for every meter. and the closer we are to the city center, the harder the battles ukraine's throwing endless reserves. we are moving forward and will continue to move forward. we will not dishonor the glory of our russian weaponry. the wagner image, it says the russian forces and currently just a kilometer from the city center. the area has been a focus of intense fighting for months where the trash you training choose. now almost fully surrounded, a commander, one of the ukrainian units, has admitted that its mercy supply routes are being cut off by the in circling russian forces. whereas with me more sure modern would dare. it's hard to hold every building. there is a particular danger that the neck of the cauldron is no more than 4 kilometers. without logistics, there is neither a rotation nor a supply of ammunition. we understand there may be repe

they were adamant in regard with the medical group plan on saturday. more than 1000 soldiers stationed in fright, shipment. and their primary task is just awful to look where no the portfolio is heading. it's really most inaccessible to all the foot patrols. what are you using this elephant mac patrol as a, as a tooth elephants is for like a school or put it with me. 247, all. whether all season din night, ren, whatever it is. obviously, act as a bit of in the bag that the bad guys up which is what killed hundreds around was over the years and smuggled their horns to countries like china in vietnam for use in traditional medicine during the civil war between 10962006, right numbers fell by one 3rd. but now the armies presence and some of the was strictest. anti poaching laws have helped turn the tight. how come the army walden contribution for cool activity in the, in the black, the for southern cause a switch have a moment when the last year sort of tackle rusty of interest. cool. say bishop of honey, we're gonna let this get just florida than us on m

operation serving in of the national guard is a risk and the highest burden to maintain health, a group of medicalorcements has been created for the military in the group of troops of the national guard. there are mobile offices in the temporary dislocation point, planned and emergency medical care is provided. toothache is one of the most unbearable that can be in general and eliminate it in time. this is very important for the successful completion of tasks, the amount of work is very large, as the work goes on without days off , as something basic in the form of evidence general therapeutic dental procedures to complex removals for those who received minor injuries and minor injuries are assisted directly on the spot, doctors are on duty at a car dressing station, if there are military personnel who need to be punished for surgical care, what will this be done in this office. and if there are planned operations, then what is performed on an outpatient basis. uh, we perform here a few days of dressings and the serviceman returns arranged to those who need help on the advanced medical evacuation

as for safety, norah, two major american medical groups filed briefs in support of the fda, saying thenorah: christina ruffini at the courthouse, thank you. in tonight's consumer alert, we have an update on a recall of millions of sleep apnea machines that's been going on for nearly two years. devices made by philips respironics, designed to help people breathe as they sleep, were posing potential health risks. we get more from cbs's anna werner. >> reporter: 48-year-old carrie markham says she spent three years struggling to breathe, suffering from lung problems that began in march of 2020 and puzzled her doctors. >> they just kept saying, we just don't know. some type of inflammatory condition. >> reporter: the registered nurse and mother of three says she had been using a philips dream station cpap machine to treat her sleep apnea since 2018. then, in june of 2021, she says, she saw on facebook that machines like hers had been recalled due to sound abatement foam used inside that could degrade. philips' recall said potential risks included toxic and carcinogenic effects, asthma, and

had a revolution in 1958 the conflicts that have arisen in kurdistan, we didn't show up with a medical group from shiraz, what kind of networks do they eat, and about mrs. talebi's past, when they go to high school, she learns about the events that happened during her school days, and then it slowly comes to the future, the story of the war and the holy defense and the injury of her husband, tire. it will be followed for a few years, it has a very simple , fluent and eloquent usage, at the same time, in my opinion , it conveys the concepts in this simplicity, now next to the green, the authority of a woman who studied nursing in her young years, then with all the hardships she had in the nursing war. as you read , you feel that you can be more powerful the book deals with the hijab of this nurse, with the oppositions that existed at that time, as a nurse before the revolution, she was actually studying nursing and the hardships she faced, but they removed her hijab, and i was annoyed, i was very annoyed, it was possible that in fact, they should stay away from al-hydari's meeting with imam k

id medical group — which says it's the largest uk provider of healthcare professionals to the nhs — had independent clinical services — which trades as thornbury nursing group and scottish nursing guild — had a turnover of nearly £273m in 2021, up 77.5% on 2019. it says the nhs accounts for less than half of turnover. in response to our enquiries medacs said "we are proud to partner with the nhs to provide them with a round the clock supply of healthcare workers". id medical — who paid one of its pounds last year — said "we continue our commitment to driving costs down further in partnership with the nhs ?. through our broad range of sustainable solutions". independent clinical services said "we recognise the strain the nhs and other care providers are under and proactively work with customers to support strategic workforce provision". we asked one nhs leader to take a look at our data. sirjulian hartley has run hospitals in manchester and leeds. he's now chief executive of nhs providers representing trusts in england. well, i think these figures underlines the pressure that the nhs is

radio news agency, and in the last days of the year, jihadist groups in various fields are serving all over the country, such as a medical jihadist group in tabriz, which needs 600 patients. the underprivileged areas of this city provided free dental services . the camp of kindness in the areas with little access to health and medical services in this area is what we have . i want it to be a phone fluoride did not download, five hundred percent use it. this two-day jihadi camp is held monthly, and at this stage, 300 people receive more than 500 medical and dental services every day, providing dental services, denervation, restoration and tooth extraction , and 10 doctors specializing in other fields. he is present in these camps. i brought my niece to have her teeth denervated. the services we saw at the center were very good. you and i, together with the team, diagnosed that there was a problem with the denervation. i am very satisfied with their services. it can be basic and preliminary services if there is a need for more services. a referral system has been created that we send to the clinics and doctors who cooperat

revolution and the conflicts that arose in kurdistan in 1958 and we did not show up with the shiraz medical group. what networks do they eat and with the past, mrs. nemat elahi and high school, the school days, the events that will happen later, little by little, the story of the war and the holy defense and the injury of their husbands for several years, a book in which concepts such as resistance are followed, simple and fluent prose and it has an eloquence, at the same time, in my opinion, in this it conveys simplicity and concepts. now next to the green, the authority of a woman who studied nursing in her young years, then with all the hardships she had, nursed in the war . when you read , you feel that you can be more powerful. those who were nurses at that time, they were actually studying nursing before the revolution, and the hardships they faced, but they endured and wore hijab, and i was annoyed , i was very annoyed, it was possible that they would actually stay away from education. i will not do khomeini when i see men ladies, dan takes more action against their cannons and tanks, and

there's advocates, medical groups and doctors who are suing the fda challenging the way that the fdaroving it 20 years ago and the rule changes that made it easier to get access to the pill. we heard lawyers argue that -- about the particulars but also argue i think interestingly that widespread access to medication abortions is making it harder to enforce the laws. >> a key thing that abortion rights advocates is for the pill to be mailed to where it is banned. a conservative judge ruled back in september on abortion and halting efforts on the trump remain in mexico rule. the bigger question that i have just on principle is i don't recall any other scenario in which a judge is asked to rule on the science of the safety of medication. putting aside abortion what do you make of that? >> i think that it is going to be a big sort of seismic ruling if he rules the way that people are predicting to rule and correct that i can't think of a similar case where you had this sweeping action overruling a fda decision from the federal bench. another issue is also there is federal law on point ab

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and three particular levels i saw is that food companies directly pay medical groups, coke has funneledrs and the american academy of diabetes, the american academy of pediatrics and they have accepted millions of dollars from coke. what does that buy? when we have diabetes water. going up 100 x in 100 years silence from the american diabetes association on sugary drinks when 25% of teenagers now are prediabetic. they have also as you very aptly pointed out research institutions. what does that 11 times more from food than the nih? what does that get? it gets the doctors on the usda nutrition guidelines. right now shamefully and i believe this is the most shameful policy. 2-year-old okay for them to have 10% of their diet added sugar that should be zero. this is a drug causing absolute devastation and as you alluded to as well, the last tier i will mention is the media. and 60 mince during that shameful piece saying that an issue only in the past 50 years is genetic before and after that piece with dr. stanford pharma ads ran and food ads. food is one of the largest advertisers on child

to their family doctor, usually i need a referral, i have a monitoring system, there are two medical groups in our system the doctors who provide services, the doctor who is not a supervisor, what was the date for the services of the second part, definitely one of the debates and challenges that have been seen in mazandaran and in the supervision of this debate, i.e. the system and the adequacy of our supervisory system , if it increases by one percent. if it is interrupted , the doctor will come, for example, to a general specialist because it is electronic, we have easy access. we can immediately see in your center that doctor x has performed so many tests, what disease it was , which specialist, if possible, the inspection team of the month will come and see what happened. how many times to a disease specialist, i am a specialist of several of our specialists in the past years, usually the energy of the internal medicine of children, women, orthopedics is more than the other fields. right now , the area of ​​these diseases is more in it, and based on that , the decision is made based on

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mainstream medical groups saying that the plaintiffs used misleading information in the filing and theat serious side effects occur in less than 1% of patients with the risk of death nonexistent. the women's march, another abortion advocacy group say that the plaintiffs could -- to find someone that they believe would rule in their favor. by filing the case in amarillo, where there is one federal judge, matthew -- eight trump appointee who went from working at a low religious liberty law firm on anti-abortion advocacy to the federal bench. >> it would be unprecedented for a single judge to say that the fda got it wrong, 23 years ago. there is not been an instance where anyone is overturned a ruling of the fda against the fda's bushes. >> judge has merrick's handling of today's hearing has been surrounded in secrecy. he said that he did not want to publicize the proceedings out of security concerns, pointing to unnecessary death threats and voicemails and harassment. sparking outrage over the lack of transparency. >> i am dressed like a cloud to show what a circus he has created. it's j

sedav sima news agency, in the last days of the year, jihadist groups in various fields are busy serving all over the country , such as a medicaladist group in tabriz, to 600 patients in need of underserved areas of this city , providing free dental services. he presented the camp mehrabani has few medical and medical services in the region, where we are going around, and the 35th eating together will be held. a number of young but experienced dentists for the pains of the marginalized areas . you brush your teeth, we get 500% fluoride mouthwash, they use it daily. this two-day jihadi camp is held monthly, and at this stage, every day, 300 people receive more than 500 medical and dental services, providing dental services , denervation, restoration and extraction, and ten specialist doctors. in other fields, he is present in these camps. i brought my niece to have her teeth denervated. the services that were provided in the center for me and my children to diagnose that the denervation is a problem. basic and preliminary services are provided. if there is a need for more services, a referral system has been established that we

mainstream medical groups saying the plaintiffs used misleading information in the filing and the drug company's attorney says serious side effects occur in less than 1% of patients with the risk of death nonexistent. the women's march and other advocacy groups say the plaintiffs went judge shopping to find someone that they believe will rule in their favor. by filing the case in amarillo where there is one federal judge, a president trump appointee who went from working at a religious liberty law firm on anti-abortion advocacy to the federal bench. >> it would be unprecedented for a single judge to say the fda got it wrong 20 years ago. there has never been an instance where everyone has overturned a ruling by the fda pr. >> reporter: the judge didn't want to publicize the proceeding out of security concerns pointing to unnecessary death threats and voice mails and harassment sparking outrage over the lack of trance parnls city. >> i'm dressed like a clown to show what a circus he has created. he is making the american court system into a circus. >> reporter: more than half of all abo

sed and sima news agency, in the last days of the year, jihadi groups in various fields are serving all over the country , such as a medical jihadist group in tabriz, which provided free dental services to 600 needy patients in underserved areas of the city . in the areas with little health and medical services , the area we are visiting is sar mizan and the 35th nectar camp is being held. a number of young dentists but with experience for the pains of the marginal areas. mezni fluoride mouthwash uses 500% of his brain. this two-day jihadi camp is held monthly, in which 300 people receive over 500 medical and dental services every day , providing dental services, denervation, repair and extraction , 20 dentists and 10 doctors specializing in other disciplines are present in these camps. i had brought my niece to have her teeth denervated. the services provided in the perfect center were empty for me and my children. which authorities and which team determined that there was a problem with denervation? the services that are provided are primary and preliminary services if there is a need for more services, a referral system

most difficult front-line work in the interests of the forward detachments, the entire group operates artillerymen, medics, signalmen, in combat formations of attack aircraft, armored groups of paratroopers are working and supporting with fire from mortars and anti-tank rocket launchers. everyone here. one goal is the successful completion of a task. with the same dynamics of our offensive , fire damage to the concentration of forces and means , the complete encirclement of the enemy grouping. and now it's 10-12.000 people a matter of the near future, the city itself is already more than a third controlled by our fighters. about 40% of artyomovsk is under our control. ah, there was information that the enemy pulls back part of the force behind artyomovskaya. is it true, or is it a rotation, most likely the enemy howls the most combat-ready units to occupy. uh, second line of defense along the a line. konstantinovka kramatorsk-slavyansk, and whoever remains in the city , territorial defense units remain in the city, and, according to our information , the georgian legion is like this scout artillerymen esc

mainstream medical groups saying the plaintiffs used misleading information and filing. attorney says, serious side effects occur in less than 1% of patients, with the risk of death nonexistent. the women's march and other abortion advocacy groups say the plaintiffs would, quote, judge shopping to find someone who would rule in their favor. by filing the case in amarillo, where there is one federal judge, matthew kacsmaryk, a president trump appointee, who went from working at a religious liberty law firm on anti-abortion advocacy to the federal bench. >> it would be unprecedented for a judge, a single judge, to say the fda got it wrong 23 years ago there has never been an incidents where anyone has overturned a ruling of the fda against the fda wishes. >> judge kacsmaryk's handling of today's hearing had been shrouded in secrecy. the judge said he did not want to publicize the proceeding over concerted -- security concerns, pointing to death threats and harassment, sparking outrage over the lack of transparency. >> i'm just like a clown to show what i joke he is. he's m

is the hardest front-line work in the interests of the forward detachments , the entire group of artillerymen, medics , signalmen, combat formations of attack aircraft, work and armored groups of paratroopers support fire from mortars and anti-tank rocket launchers. everyone here. one goal is the successful completion of a task. with the same dynamics of our offensive, fire damage to the concentration of forces and means, the complete encirclement of the enemy grouping. and now it is 10-12.000 people, the question of the near future , the city itself is already more than on the third controlled by our soldiers. about 40% of artyomovsk is under our control. ah, information has come in that the enemy is pulling back part of the force from artyomovskaya, is this true, or is this a rotation, most likely the enemy, howls the most combat-ready units to occupy e, the second line of defense along the e line konstantinovka kramatorsk slavyansk and who remains in the city in the city is left with divisions of the thyrodefense and, according to our information, the georgian legion, like this scout artillerymen

main stream medical groups saying the plaintiffs used misleading information in the filing.rug company's attorney says serious side effects occur in less than 1% of patients with the risk of death nonexistent. the women's march and other abortion advocacy groups say the plaintiffs went, quote, judge shopping to find someone they believe will rule in their favor. by filing the case in amrillo where there is one federal judge, matthew kazmeric, a president trump appointee who went from working at a religious liberty law firm on anti-abortion advocacy to the bench. >> there's never been an instance anyone has overturned a ruling against the fda's wishes. >> reporter: the judge's hearing had been shrouded in secrecy, the judge saying he didn't want to publicize the proceeding out of security concerns pointing to unnecessary death threats and harassment sparking outrage. >> i'm dressed like a clown to show what a circus he's created. it's a joke. he's making the american court system into a circus. >> reporter: more than half of all abortions in the u.s. in recent years were medi

is the hardest front-line work in the interests of the forward detachments, the entire group of artillerymen, medicalnalmen, in the battle formations of attack aircraft, work and the armored groups of the paratroopers are supported by fire from mortars and anti-tank rocket launchers. everyone here. one goal is the successful completion of the task. with the same dynamics of our offensive, fire damage to the concentration of forces and means, the complete encirclement of the enemy grouping. and now this 10-12.000 people are a matter of the near future , the city itself is already more than a third controlled by our fighters. about 40% of artyomovskaya is under our control, information has been received that the enemy is pulling off part of the force behind artyomovskaya, is this true, or is this a rotation. e, most likely, the enemy withdraws the most combat-ready units to occupy e, the second line of defense along the e line. konstantinovka kramatorsk-slavyansk, and who remains in the city , terrorist defense units remain in the city , and according to our information, the georgian legion is here thi

hospital complex with more than 400 academic staff members and a total of 1700 students in medical fields and groupsated to the addition of hazrat mahdi building to this complex needs to increase its capacity. to medical education and specialized and sub-specialized fields that exist in the country and are available in the imam khomeini hospital complex , the imam khomeini hospital complex attracts the best people in almost all of these, and everyone wants to come to the imam khomeini hospital complex to undergo specialized assistantship courses and we keep our sub-specialties to the limit, so that there may be shortages in some fields, in fact, there are sub-specialties in surgery, surgery, gynecological surgery, fellowships in the gynecological surgery department, icu and cardiac events , so that we can, god willing, specify the program in order to increase the speed of the hospital's resistance, a big step has been taken in improving the quality level of clinical medical education, and let us see our own results in increasing the country's medical capacity and taking care of the patients as much

center the night of the attack, renowned singer ana gabrielle, offered to play medical bills. >> groups get together to discuss the firing of former oakland police chief laurent armstrong. they believe he is the right person for the job. they want him back. nbc bay area's christie smith reports, they are only reporting requesting to be, they are raising reports about recent violence in oakland. >> bring him back. >> reporter: community leaders and activists were unified and concerned, speaking about the firing of former police chief armstrong. >> we have not been addressed. we have the families of homicide victims here. we have chaplains, we have pastors. >> reporter: they are upset with his termination, having a police chief with strong ties to the community is crucial. recent street violence is raised even more concerns, but it has not been part of who should lead the department. >> what is the vision for our city? crime is going up, and there are no answers. what is going on? do we play a part? >> reporter: supporters of armstrong say he has proven himself as a leader. >> we need to

she says the group crossed the border for a medical procedure. a law enforcement source with knowledge of the matter tells nbc news it was cosmetic surgery and the family is pleading for their safe return tonight, lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> let's turn now to those mid-air scares the latest, a man arrested for allegedly trying to open a plane's emergency exit door during a flight, then stab a flight attendant. that coming after a southwest flight was forced to land after a bird strike. here's tom costello. >> reporter: it happened on a united flight from l.a. to boston federal prosecutors say 45 minutes before landing a male passenger attempted to open an exit door between first class and coach. when flight attendants confronted the man he allegedly tried to stab one of them in the neck with a broken spoon. fellow passengers tackled and subdued

supervision of the medical component of the incident of so we added member withhold be dedicated medical group supervisor. we learned a lot about our fire fighting and if i say something for the san francisco fighters changed the book how our firefighting was done. 3 members madent row in the airplane and rescued 7 off the airplane that were trespassed. in our bok our crews are meant to keep the fire suppressed while the staff of the airline rescues people off the airplane or evacuates it. our firefighters were dedicated to just preventing the spread of fire and not recommended it make entry based on there would not be time to get the job done before the aircraft melted. with the broken tail section saying there were people stuck they upon emevented and rescued 7ing people the people killed were the people thrown from the plane had the tail broke off now it is possible to make rescues in the plane that start in the san francisco. >> great. >> so, in a tragic incident like that of that magnitude, are you pretty much self contain snd you don't need help. why no we need help. joy was curious. >>

of course the claims of this lawsuit which was brought by a group of anti-abortion doctors and medical groupsly approved mifepristone, the abortion pill, more than 20 years ago they're asking the judge to overturn the approval and essentially take away access to the drug of course, the fda's lawyers represented by the department of justice were there in the room pointing out that the drug has been on the market for more than 20 years, it's been used by millions of women, and according to groups like the american medical association, has a very strong safety record of course like any drug, there are side effects, and the plaintiffs are focusing on that quite a bit. but again, the overwhelming consensus of the medical community after more than 20 years is that this is a safe drug for most people, if used correctly. >> mini, we talked about this earlier in the week. the drug has a better safety record than tylenol and viagra even the arguments being made by the plaintiffs don't seem to be ones being made in good faith. what are you watching for in this case? >> you know, we're watching to see ho

day which mistakenly targeted four americans who had gone to mexico so one could have a medical procedure. the groupve issued an apology, given up five of their members. sounds like this cartel knows the mexican and u.s. authorities will come down hard and are basically offering up sacrificial lambs. >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly right, jim and erica, it's really not uncommon for leaders of the mexican cartel to make contact with the mexican government after these high-profile type of incidents. now here in south carolina yesterday we were able to catch up with a fifth person that had made that trip to texas, but she did not cross into the border because according to her she did not know that the group was going to go into mexico for a medical procedure. we caught up with cheryl orange and she described how her friend latavia washington mcgee was the one that was going to get this medical procedure and that the group that they were with -- the group they were with were going to drop her off and then they were going to come right back. now, according to her she ends up staying at a hotel waiting

helps to overcome insomnia and what sleep disorders can be treated according to compulsory medical insurance a group of ukrainian saboteurs sent by an expert entered the bryansk region the day before the central office of the investigative committee-committee, and the instructions of the leadership of the uk are reported in the telegram channel of the department, and the fsb today published the first footage from the scene . on them are two shot cars, the driver who died, as well as booby traps that were installed in the village and an abandoned tube from a grenade launcher, a ten-year-old boy fyodor, who was in one of the fired cars and was wounded yesterday during an attack by saboteurs, spent the night in intensive care. let me remind you that the child helped two girls in younger hide in the face of the lane, and then led them to a safe place in a nearby community by the presidential press secretary. dmitry peskov announced today that the boy's heroism will be awarded an award , fedor himself is now in the hospital, he underwent surgery. we cooked with mom and the boy calmed her down thanks to t

medical treatment and observation. family members say that the four were a tight-knit group of friends traveling from south carolina to mexico so that one of them could get a medical procedure done across the border. but once they crossed from texas into matamoros, friends believe that the group got lost and was then abducted. the justice department, white house, and state department sy they are trying to figure out exactly what went wrong. u.s. official previously told cnn they believe a mexican cartel likely mistook the americans for haitian drug smugglers. cnn's rosa flores starts us off from brownsville, texas, where officials have identified the victims and the survivors. >> reporter: two of four missing americans are back in the united states and receiving medical treatment in texas, after being kidnapped in mexico. after what a u.s. official tells cnn was a case of mistaken identity. two members of the party was found dead, another found severely injured. in the party of four, la taif ya washington mcgee and eric williams survived. zindell brown and shaheed woodword were killed. they crossed the border into mexi

in 1401 , one of the events that happened after you 15 years ago, sadr marathon group of tehran university of medical sciences the discussion of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in the age group of children in 2006 until now and after this incident, last year, the start of intra -cell bracelets or the use of genie therapy in the treatment of incurable diseases such as cancer, the price of a medical person is very, very difficult and long. it took a year for the laboratory stages of the country's models to enter the new phase of artificial intelligence technology to succeed in three areas from the hamas group in the stem cell transplant department of the children's center of all responsibility research center in the ministry of health at tehran university of medical sciences in the hospital . out of this collection can be to us help us to develop and advance, and our own country is very expensive to do it ourselves, through this dear, i want them to take seriously now the course that technology will help the development of the country's technology, i am asking you in the year 1400 mr. professor

before the drugs, uh, which the medic needs ampoule preparations that the medic needs the senior medic of the groupow taking the opportunity that we would like to convey everything to the fighters on the front line, what i can before that i hand over to them personally and into the hands and words. those whom i will not meet i will not see. eh, and i'll see after, and that's all. guys, hold on to you, proud of the motherland, women of the family are proud. children, believers do not be afraid, nothing. go ahead, victory will definitely pass on to us. guys, that's all i can tell you. i would like to convey my great love respect to you. well, i'll do it again. you every time like this, as much as possible, personally strong, i hug you. i shake hands with everyone, brothers , everything that you lack. i'll try to get there. thank you very much and all the best. by the way, do you know if more volunteer people, uh, on the territory of russia how this movement is growing, i looked at the climate and thought that in general, the initiative from below in russia has grown by an incredible scale this year,

medical clinic in a boerder town. one of the two survives is injured. the groupng from south carolina so one of them could undergo a medical procedure. >> authorities say a group of unidentified men shot at the victims' vehicles and took them away. investigators believe the americans were targeted by a mexican cartel that likely mistook them for haitian drug smugglers. diane dgallagher is in south carolina, kylie atwood is monitoring the situation from the state department. diane, let's start with you and what we're learning about the victims and what happened. >> reporter: victor, i'm in lake city, south carolina, which family says is where three of the four americans who were abducted grew up here together. they describe them as a friend group that is tight knit. the sister of one of the americans says they were like glue when they got together. they just stuck. look, we are starting to get a better picture from friends and family members of how this journey to mexico unfolded and how it seemed very normal until it wasn't. they talked about them all renting thi

residents at night and in small groups , the enemy is secretly almost always trying to strike at groups of medics who are taking out the wounded and civilians. it is clear they have remained a position in the house. where an old grandmother lives in the cellar. and it leads from there. therefore, we try, as carefully as possible when cleaning. uh, we're not shooting through the basement pogbah, trying to open the enemy. a lot of civilians were taken out of here , because of this, without losses in small groups, people are happy and glad during the night the attack aircraft knocked out the enemy from the territory of the canning factory , another area heavy object for the offensive under the control of our forces. the work of assault groups - this is the most difficult front-line work in the interests of the forward detachments , the entire group of artillerymen, doctors, signalers , combat formations of attack aircraft, work and armored groups of paratroopers support fire from mortars and anti-tank missiles installations. everyone here. one goal is the successful completion of a task. with the sa

our paramedics there are days when from 5 to 13 civilians people per day are provided with medical care in our group is in the kostyantynivskyi direction only, accordingly, we would like to ask you whether the enemy is not trying to penetrate the front line with their sabotage or reconnaissance groups. so, perhaps there are already some statistics that can be voiced or there are some examples that have happened over the past few days, well, look here. of course, the question is more about the military, but we, as the police, react to all the moments, and that's why i don't have any statistics, but in in such settlements where the front line is where the positions are 500 km away, of course it cannot be ruled out that subversive groups can penetrate the territory, but our armed forces are giving fighters now we are holding positions in all directions as well in the direction of bakhmut and andriiivskoye novograd how is the evacuation of the civilian population going on, in particular, is it continuing from bakhmut, the evacuation is going on in our country every day, it is stable in our country accor

because no matter what the law says, many people are seeking medication abortion online. there's a groupled aid access that will mail abortion medication to any state, whether it's illegal or not. we might see states use any number of laws to target that behavior. >> such a vital issue for millions and millions of women out there. thanks so much for your analysis. rachel rebouche, thank you. >> tough talk named at china's outgoing premiere, that and much more as the chinese national congress gets down to business pap live report from beijing next after a short break. >>> plus, el salvador begins transferring thousands of prisoners to a new penitentiary amid a controversial crackdown on crime. we'll have the details coming up. please stay with us. to where they're going. and at chevron, we're working to help reduce the carbon intensity of the fuels that keep things moving. today, we're producing rerenewable diesel that can be used in existing diesel tanks. and we're committed to increasing our renewable fuels production. because as we work toward a lower carbon future, it's only human to

took place in a case brought by anti-abortion groups challenges the completely legal, completely safe long-ago approved routine and decades old use of medication for abortion those groups today asked a judge to order a stop to the use of an abortion pill as their case makes its way through the courts it's reported at the hearing the judge, quote, asked government lawyers on wednesday about what he characterized as an accelerated process for approving one of two drugs used in most pregnancy terminations nationwide in response the justice department lawyer said there's tremendous evidence showing this pill as safe, even when a doctor does not administer it it's unclor whear when the judgl make a ruling. if he does and decides to deny the pill, it will have widespread disruptions in states like colorado and iowa, maine, nebraska and wyoming, the share of abortions done with medication was 70% or higher the ruling would also be completely unprecedented from a legal and medical standpoint if u.s. district judge matthew kasmaryk, it would be the first time a judge orders the withholding of a medication, despite opposition from the fda and the drug's

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