the mika noise is the ideal starting point for an island hopping toward india, gmc. the international airport is just 10 minutes from the port. various ferry companies offered trips to almost any island. our 1st destination is the korea, the the island, just named after acres, who as the legend goes, flew too close to the sun. and the crash landed right here because he is also known as the island of the central areas. it's one of the world's 5 blues zones, places where people reach an exceedingly ripe old age e, korea, the fountain of youth. whether it's the sea or the air, and the mountain village is the, the food, the, or the outdoor social lifestyle. no one really knows for sure, but there's definitely something special about the way people live here. well ronnie knows exactly what it is. a funny. it's not just the way that we live long. yes. we've javier and you know what? we have no gap between the associated plastic, no gap between the generations. we respect one each other and we care for the people, the communities are very strong and that helps it's really s

absolutely, mika, there should be no rush to anything. let's see how this develops over the next few days, but let's start thinking -- or i believe democrats should start thinking seriously and concretely about scenarios, about whether joe biden can, indeed, run for president. as joe said, we know he can be president. he has been an excellent president. i have never seen biden like he was last night. joe, you talked about your three hours with him. i haven't spent that much time with him recently, but the times i have spent with him, that wasn't the joe biden i saw last night. >> by the way, gene, you know who else said that? kevin mccarthy. despite what he said to "the wall street journal" when he contradicted himself, but he said that, repeatedly, he came back and told his staff that joe biden was an effective negotiator and drove the meetings. >> absolutely. >> so it's not just me. it was republicans that were in negotiations. there is a reason he passed more bipartisan legislation than any president in a generation. go ahead, gene. >>

it's a place on everyone's bucket list, it would seem the mika knows town is absolutely beautiful. if only it wasn't so full. but there are places on meeker nose with no crowds or cues the b on the farm. less than 10 kilometers from the bustling old town is the perfect spot to experience a very different side of macintosh. the farmer's founder nikos, runs this tranquil place with his daughters, a small restaurant with its own wine, its own cheese, fruit, and vegetables. demetrius because son in law takes care of the farms, live stock, and the bikes the he and his wife demitria offers cycling tours off the beaten track. the finger ties my part of the new life. and so i think and says, or so the founder and owner of me for this. so technically i'm working for my wife and it says, yes, she's my boss, and for se, isn't the brain demetrius once to take us to the north of me can most far away from the clubs and the parasol covered beaches. the north wind does merciless and reservoir water levels are pitifully low. when i 1st came on the island 4 years ago, the level of water was off ther

good to see you, mika. scenes that paints this portrait of a woman just trying to reintegrate after a strange thing has happened and a terrible thing has happened. and so the play is not just about this kind of tragedy, but it's also about humor and it's about trying to regain her sense of self and i think it's something that probably more people can relate to than unfortunately should be able to relate to. >> yeah. >> tavi, i think that one of the things that in reading the background of the play it makes me want to go see it when you are in it because you taught me how to center myself just now, gave me an exercise here in the studio so i appreciate it, is that it's really talking about people coming out of life-altering experiences. so it may not even be an abusive relationship, there's any number of life-altering experiences. is that what you hope when you are in the play and what jesse is trying to project, that people can recover from life-altering experiences? >> oh, definitely. i think one thing tha

hearing this, are young women talking to mika, talking to mika and me going, where are the men? that understand the basics? there's like this horrible choice. on one side, you do have, again, all anecdotal, but you have -- well, i'm not going to wander into that minefield, what i was about to say. let's just say, younger women are understanding the costs of the male crisis right now. >> yeah. >> they're understanding it -- >> or they're living the costs. >> they're living the costs of it. >> what's interesting is these stories, you say anecdotal, but it's in the evidence. it's in the data. we see there's a big gender gap in college today than in the '70s, just the other way around. the biggest rise in suicide rates, tragically, has been among young men. we're losing 40,000 men a year to suicide. what i've discovered is if you have -- it's among parents, if you have a boy in the k-12 education system, you kind of get this immediately, and if you have a daughter in the dating market, you kind of get this immediately, too. and realizing that you just can't separate these two things

toha, kaga, mika, archangel, baikanur, thank you for your work.oment to pull him out , and he, yes, you’re a guy, says, if anything happens, leave me, he says, i’m like, it’s okay, he says, like, come out yourself, sat, we want to get him out, no, he says, i’ll be patient, he says, there’s no need to risk your lives , that is, until the last thing you understood, he didn’t just have a wound, and the man, as if there was no living place on him until now... by the way, he is recovering, he just started to get on his feet there, in civilian life the man there works in orphanages, helps, you just need to take an example from him, he is a great man , rustam, you told me that next to you there was a fighter with the call sign brick, yes, there was one, let’s see the story, how he lives now, by the way, i have the call sign brick, they gave me the nickname in the orphanage, because i didn’t the game could have beaten me, but i was in charge all the time, as usual, i loved it myself peck everyone who offends the little one. so in the end i didn’t even com

the 2 also offered tours of the brewery and of course, beer tastings mika noses. they've great love, even if the islands jet set lifestyle is a far cry from their own. i'm used to this, i grew up here. so i've seen nicholas in general. it's always been a jet said since i was a child because in the sixty's it wasn't just a little fisherman's island very for and but then i just sit there started coming, and then it's a, it will be more the . there is no question that we can most relies on tourism, but the small island has over extended itself. during the high season. it's full to bursting, and prices are sky high. we can only hope that the most expensive island in greece doesn't squander its special magic the magic. that's a part of all the greek islands generated by a strong sense of community, magnificent bays, and beaches, and the people who live there with all their ideas and passions. the the answer is the conflict. so a cert june support for fall right? cost is in the european elections ascend, tramos, across the continent. my guess is we hear some drug costs,

tell us about it. >> yeah, mika.lia roberts and george clooney are putting together the event. jimmy kimmel is moderating the conversation with president biden and president obama. jimmy kimmel has spoken a lot about his son's health struggles and has talked openly about the affordable care act, how his family has benefitted from that act but also how he can't imagine other citizens in this continue not being able to get critical medical care for their children who have preexisting conditions. it's going to be an incredible conversation. you're going to see jimmy kimmel talking seriously about issues but also having some fun and light hearted moments. we have jack black that is going to be speaking. we have a number of celebrities, surrogates in the audience who will be here, a number of elected officials. we also have some surprise guests, which i will not give that away. if anyone wants to come, we still have plenty of tickets available online and we would love to have you. >> senior spokesperson for the biden/harr

>> several things, mika. look, what happened was in a narrow sense, let me emphasize the word narrow, a wonderful thing. the idea the four hostages were rescued. the first obligation of any government, think about it, is to protect its citizens. that's what the israeli government here did. but, and there's three big buts. one, this is not scaleable. this is not a recipe or a formula for getting back the more than 100 hostages who are still there. it simply isn't. the intelligence, the military things are too difficult. you get the hostages back, it'll be diplomatic, not military. it was costly, secondly. over 200 palestinians till kiln killed. you lost a commando. interesting historical echoes. third and the most sobering point, this changed nothing. but that i mean, all the basic questions of what happens after, who is going to govern gaza, what's going to happen between israelis and palestinians, none of those was affected. that's what the resignations of benny gantz and others tell us. there is a fundament

congratulations to laura and mika. and also the over 200 couples that are here celebrating their love today. kris. it's a it's a day that you're familiar with. yes. it's exciting, you know, to do it in the place where kind of gay marriage became first possible. thank you so much, ginger. well, just into our newsroom, we are learning about the death of a legendary bay area judo coach. yoshihiro uchida has coached at san jose state over an eight decade span, and died at the age of 104. following the attack on pearl harbor, he served the army for four years. later represented the u.s. as a coach for the u.s. olympic judo team in 1964. his death was announced today by the school's judo program and the u.s. judo federation. his legacy at san jose state will be long lasting. a lot's to digest after an historic presidential debate. and it all starts with questions among the voters. the feeling i had inside was trump. hell no. he lied through the whole thing. and biden is like, oh no. the performance by each candidate hitting

we'll see, but we have mika.ight is -- this is one of the most fascinating debates in that you just don't know what's going to happen. you're going to be holding your breath, wondering what's going to come out of each one of these guys' mouths, wondering if they're going to be able to complete the sentences, wondering if they're going to walk off halfway through. this is going to be the sort of terror that's going to seize both sides every bit as much as it did, we republicans, for the three debates in 2000 when george w. bush was behind the microphone. >> got even close. >> al gore managed to lose all three debates. >> think about that. okay. also with us, deputy managing editor at politico, sam stein, who sam [ speaking in a global language ] -- >> oui. >> you were doing a great job with the french names in the nba draft in "way to early." >> i appreciate that. also with us, nbc news john heilemann. he's a columnist at "puck," and also author of the book "how the right lost its mind," charlie sykes. oh my god.

>> mika, thank you.t only reminded us of that history of ordinary americans doing extraordinary things, but he connected the dots between the bravery of 80 years ago on those beaches and the responsibility that falls to each of us today to continue to perfect our union, to defend democracy, to protect our freedom. he made clear what the choices are not just in an election, but in our everyday lives to stand up and recognize our own unique responsibilities. very few americans will be able to ever be in a position to have to summon the courage as those brave american soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and others had to do on those beaches. but each of us needs to be called upon every day to do our part. in many ways, i thought the president connecting the dots today is also a reminder of what's at stake in this election and something we all have to think really clearly about. yes, there are two names on the ballot, president biden and donald trump. but in many ways this election isn't just about them. it's

>> hey, mika, thank you for having me.ece came about in the way that a lot of our best stories do, which is that we were just seeing a lot of chatter online, specifically around tiktok videos of women in their late 20s, early 30s, crying into the camera about how fed up they are with the dating scene. and about the lack of connection that they feel when they go on dates with men. i should emphasize that we are talking about women who are seeking men as partners. >> and they feel like, sure, they're going out, meeting people through dating apps, for example, but they're just not making it past early dates, forging a deeper connection with the people that they meet, and what we heard a lot of, that they felt that the men they were going out with did not share their priority s. priorities. >> and what did they say about the young men they tried to have relationships with? what was the description of what -- you say they feel they didn't have the same priorities. what were their priorities? >> well, these women have spent a lo

my immediate reaction was to go to matt mika and help him. but with a gaping hole in chest i thought i could do more damage than good trying to put pressure on it. but one thing i could do, i could pray for him. so i laid my hands on matt and we prayed. i don't remember what i said that day. but then i realized the s.u.v. has to have a medical kit in it. so i asked crystal griner, do you have a medical bag and she said yes it's in the back. i got up and i ran around and by the time i pulled the medical bag out, i wassan astonished when i came -- i was astonished when i came back around the s.u.v. the paramedics were already there with matt mika. i was surprised they were there that fast. i didn't realize steve scalise had been shot at that moment but i looked and there was a crowd gathered out on the field and someone told me out to the field and dropped the bag off to brad and the others who were on the field and i looked and i don't know how he got there but david bayley was there checking on steve scalise. he still didn't realize he had be

mika, the range of which is 80 km.clarify, this mika air-to-air missile is roughly similar in range to the oldest versions of the aim-120 amram, ab. that is, it is very difficult to drive away armed aircraft with such a missile. but this does not mean that mirages will be helpless, on the contrary, they may well fulfill the three most important missions in my opinion. the first is, of course, anti-aircraft defense, in depth, the fact is that this aircraft may well strengthen air defense by destroying cruise missiles, destroying the same shahedov, for this it is possible to use much cheaper air-to-air missiles, for example, there are magic and short-range missiles, that is , a great option, it has nine suspension nodes, an excellent, well, updated radar station that can see typical targets. at a range of 130 km, including against the ground, that is, it is quite suitable for such a task. the second task that the mirage 2005 can perform is that it can deliver blows on the front edge conditionally. that is, this plane, wh

it all started with you, mika.azing. do you think that people will be coming back to theaters? i look at the numbers of the past few weeks, and i wonder nationwide if people are in the theaters because it's hot outside. >> well, i think it's two things. i think, first of all, we've become much more commune-based, we've become much more local, and i think what we're doing is sort of a reflection of that. it's one thing to have a safe place where you can go and feel comfortable and it's beautifully elevated. so in all of our places, the goal is to have 15 of these in america. we already have quite a few set up. the goal is, it's an experience. it's not just a beautiful movie theater. it's not just a pub, because all of them have pubs. not bars. bars are for shots. pubs are for enjoying a nice ale. also having an event space, having a club, all of these elements, we want you to be able to essentially spend your whole day there. it's like a community center, but elevated. so you can do your work, you can meet with frie

. >>> meanwhile also ahead of the anniversary of the dobbs decision, mika sat down with vice presidentnd reproductive rights advocate hadley duvall. here's an important part of that conversation. >> what's at stake in this election? >> so much. if you have a woman in your life that means something to you, her life is at stake. it does not matter if she is 12, 9, 34, you know. it really does not matter. if there is a woman who is in that reproductive age, then, you know, her life is at stake during this election, and it does not matter if you've never voted democrat in your life, you know, it's get off your high horse because women, we don't get to choose, you know, a whole lot, and you at least can choose who you vote for, a tlnld is a lot of things that need to be worked on, and we can't get it all done, but at the very least, we could get out of women's business when it involves health care. i always say i'm pro-minding your own business. live it. live it proudly. but don't expect management to make the laws. >> madam president, two days from the day roe was overturned, what's your f

mika. president biden on the world stage, reaffirming commitments to allies, vowing to stand with ukraine, standing up for democracy. contrasting that with donald trump who is doing none of those things. and donald trump seemingly expressing very little interest in the health, safe the, and well-being of his own rally attendees. as willie mentioned, the biden campaign pounced on the moment from las vegas over the weekend and put out this ad. >> i don't want anybody going on me. i don't care about you. i just want your vote. i don't care. >> i'm joe biden, and i approve this message. >> short and sweet. "i don't care." >> there you go. >> we have heard that from the biden team before. they're making this in a joking fashion, but that's sort of been one of their central arguments in the wake of the criminal conviction, joe and mika. this is the latest example of how trump put himself before everything else, and that's what he'll do when he is back in office, too. and unfit. >>> moving on to t

>> good morning, mika. thank you for having me. interacting with our incredible viewers and audience. we are so blessed at this network to have an engaged and loyal following that likes to communicate their feelings, likes to stay engaged and stay involved. we thought, hey, why not go out there, put everybody under one roof, and have a celebration of not only msnbc, and everything we do to celebrate the most important component of our family me that is the viewers we are doing that september 7th at the brooklyn academy of music. we have two sessions, a dinner option. we will also show a very special film. if you want to see steve kornacki do his big board in person and learn about all of the bells and whistles you can do it. you can see rachel maddow, lawrence o'donnell, joy reeve. you can see a lot of other contributors there and there will be other surprises that i think more so than anything, we want to foster a connection with our incredible viewers and have these organic conversations and interactions that you can't necessaril

>> mika, i think the gag order will stay in place, d.a. this low level class e felony will get probation but trump has shown no remorse. quite the opposite. he's bashed the judge, the judge's family, the prosecutors. he's continued to show contempt for the whole process. i mean, he's violated the court's gag order ten times. a defendant who normally does that would get to think about his actions behind steel bars, but i still don't think that will happen here because, you know, trump has not been punished with anything beyond a fine for his ten violations of a gag order so why would we think that judge merchan would give him an incarceration. maybe he'll get some house arrest at mar-a-lago but we won't be wearing an orange jumpsuit any time soon. >> lisa, let's take this now. beyond the gag order we're now less than a month until we get his sentencing, july 11 just before the republican national convention from. what you know of the case, drawing upon your experience, it's understanding that it's a guess and every case is different, but wh

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two goals with jamal musyala. with this flower the young german striker was the top scorer next to mikadze from georgia and brought the win to the white men's camp. it was a difficult game. we started the game well, but gradually it became difficult. i am happy that we were able to finish the game in our favor. maybe the italians should have taken the words of the head coach of switzerland seriously before the game. he catches italy by surprise in the eighth. the same thing happened and promised. switzerland in the next round with the winner of england slovakia will face each other tonight . germany will play against the winner of the spain match against georgia in the quarterfinals, which will be held tonight. the third and final round of the copa america group stage began with the victory of argentina. in the continuation of the tournament hosted by america this morning from group 1. in the absence of lionel messi, argentina beat peru. league of nations saudi arabia, japan and france have a final meeting in the semi-final stage of this competition last night in japan. he won against s

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and i. >> mika would go crazy with the fart guns. >> you've now said fart guns two or three times. [g? >> yes. >> 100%. >> that only took 15 takes. >> yeah. >> that's very impressive. >> i just wanted to make it perfect. each take got louder and louder and loudlouder. no better, just louder. >> i hired lionel ritchie to come and hang out with me in the recording booth. >> with the iphone? >> with the iphone. he's here today. hi, lionel. he's so giving. >> i know. >> we obviously are part of the nbc family. you all have such deep ties to "saturday night live." can you tell us about those sort of experiences? you obviously were just on recently. the skills you learned there and the intensity of that, how does that inform what you do, whether it's not this role, but this role and others that you currently do? >> so much. i feel like that was the best sort of college you could go to. >> yeah. >> especially just how fast everything is. now when you go onto a set sometimes, it's like, oh no, you can do that in three minutes. i can change my clothes in 30 seconds. and collaborating with peo

and this affects my professional life because as i feel mika, i, our industry is basically, you know, like cadillac series. so if people can afford, you know, their basic needs, dental, gonna wanna watch also. they're not gonna wanna go into sleep. mentioned the donation is the most effective educational sees, has gone up the new job. they have nothing but time on their home in new resources . it will, this is the only way that they can share their voice is this is the only way they can be had having one plus one day. if it is so unfortunate it's, it's unfair. will you be, have our goal to protect us as we've purchased it in the constitution, but the, the doing this crazy, but for a more united than ever and i think social media please such a big rules because a lot of people i've seen housing needs to be charged that the connection is travelers. it's like i have this problem. you have this struggle. how can we come together? and they see such a beautiful thing to witness? and i, i do think that this is the beginning of a new chapter in 10 years. history that is going to change becaus

the conversation between mika and joe was an honest and fair one.position that this was not a good night. this could be a problem. for biden, the policies, i agree with a lot of the policies but we are talking about acuity. acuity is overtaking acts of policy. think about the things that happened last night. to your point, president biden was not able to take the upper hand on reproductive rights last night. he was not able to score a resounding defeat on the januars a serious and damning issue. on qualifying thing for president trump. that point was not made. how do you, if you're president biden, not say in that debate "i won't appoint a judge or justice who is not for reproductive rights and access for women all across this country, not just certain states. we make that commitment question michael cohen president trump that i will get evan gershkovich's release between the time i'm elected i would've given him my phone and said call putin. democrats understand. this is not an attack on president biden's policies or compliments. the question is, c

gol, the group stage is also from georgia's mika avotadze with three goals , one of which, of course, is from a cultural point of view and interaction with the world , a day when sports can play a significant role in that. for many years, sports is no longer a field of competition between several countries. it has also become a powerful arm of politics, culture and economy. we live in a world that uses sports as one of the components of soft power. the international diplomatic language is used in the field of sports, it helps to better understand the strengths and weaknesses of the two-way relations between the two countries. through sports, the boundaries of friendship and humanity have become bigger. sports diplomacy is sometimes an opportunity to exchange culture like the presence of athletes in international arenas with the flag of their country. always from the depths of being. from the bottom of my heart, i wanted to keep the flag of my country high. international heroes can even be the best ambassadors of the new age in diplomacy. like the egyptian mohamed salah in liverpool. o

your thoughts. >> well, i guess my thoughts, mika, gees, the kamala thing, i'm about to call you mikaasn't done an on the record interview since she became chairman, stepped back into the job she had last time, which was being joe biden's campaign manager. over the course of an hour, we talked about a lot of stuff. i confronted her with a lot of concerns and fears and worry that is a lot of democrats have right now because of the stakes of the election. because some of the things they see, she was confident. she had really good answers to lot of the questions. i think on this debate question, the thing i asked her that you and i discussed, is it your expectation that the moderators are going the fact check joe biden in realtime or is it joe biden's job and if it is, how do you avoid this debate just being joe biden fact checking because we know donald trump is doing to spew lies. she conceded that was a problem. the lies coming out of donald trump's mouth was obviously a problem for the country and a candidate, but also dealing with it is a challenge. i think one of the things they're

and then of course we find out later -- mika , you hate beer.r they admitted he set it. and we are spending the rest of the day. the fact is, let's just say what it is. donald trump trashed the most important city in the upcoming 2024 election. and you know why? because he is donald trump. >> yeah. and then, by the way, joe and mika , you're making me thirsty this morning. it's a little early. this thing is a farce inside of a fiasco an interesting watching local republican struggling to get their stories straight after donald trump thompson milwaukee. but again, thank you for the montage at the beginning. look. i am from milwaukee and have been here a long time and we have our struggles. there are messes. there are challenges. this is a great city on a great lake and a beautiful region. the box and the brewers, harley davidson. we have a fantastic lakefront art museum. symphony and ballet. wait'll people see the range of restaurants we have here. and then donald trump comes in and dumps on all of this. by the way, the idea of having this conven

>> mika, good morning and thank you for having me.the number of people who come to the southern border of the united states and cross illegally. our goal is to drive people who seek and need humanitarian relief into the lawful, safe, and orderly bathes that we have built. and so individuals who arrive at our border and cross illegally will be barred from asylum, with exceptions. however, 1,400 people who have made appointments through our cbp-1 app will be able to seek asylum in the united states through our ports of entry. individuals who have accessed our parole program for cubans, haitians, nicaraguans and venezuelans will be able to access asylum relief in the united states. we have built an unprecedented number of lawful pathways, but we are going to secure our border and reduce the number of people who are encountered at it. >> mr. secretary, good morning. i think the question for a lot of people, not just conservative s here is what took so long to get to this place. we can go well before the legislation, that a group of senato

>> well, good morning, mika, and thanks so much for having me.ugh your "know your worth" series, the value of the host and contributors of msnbc getting out into the field and interacting with our incredible viewers and audience. we're so blessed at this network to have an engaged and loyal following that likes to communicate their feelings, likes to stay engaged, stay involved, and we thought, hey, why not go out there, put everybody under one roof and have a celebration of not only msnbc and everything that we do, but celebrate the most important component of our family and that is the viewer, so we're doing that september 7 in brooklyn at the brooklyn academy of music. we've got two sessions. we've got a dinner option. we'll also show a very special film, but if you want to come see steve kornacki do his big board in person. >> oh, wow. >> and learn all about the bells and whistles of do that. you can see rachel maddow and lawrence o'donnell and joy reid, so many people, a lot of other contributors will be there. a lot of other surprises, but

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your reactions to what we just heard from the vice president in that clip with her interview with mikaetting the stage and the narrative that the biden-harris teams want going into the debate. it's the narrative you should have. however, i don't know if it will be something that she will be able to see for at least the first 10 or 15 minutes of the debate as things shake out, because one of the things that is so important, and when we talk about the contrast that needs to be set up is it is important for listeners to know it's not that they will have their microphones shut off if they go too long, they will both be off unless it is their turn to speak, which means donald trump can just keep yelling and going off and having president biden look a little startled as a result. i am sure that's something the biden team is addressing, but overall, once we get past the first 10 or 15 minutes, and they have to talk about the issues i think it will be a startling comparison and one that will favor biden. >> ashley? what do you think? >> i think she is absolutely right. this is about contrast,

>> yeah, mika. what you went through in your intro there is exactly right. the u.s. is, by any measure, certainly among the major economies, the strongest economy in the world in terms of growth, in terms of job creation, in terms of even incomes after inflation for average americans, including innovation industries, as i talked about before. the tech industry is booming because of a.i. and some other things. also, let's remember a couple things to note. first of all, we had a really good cpi released yesterday. the cpi didn't go up at all the last month. one of the best months we've had in quite a while. that actually led the fed to be more optimistic about interest rate cuts. there is a 70% probability according to the market we'll get our first interest rate cut in september, which would be good for the economy and good for the president. that'd obviously be right up in the run up to the election. you do see signs here of increasing feeling of positivity toward the economy in various consumer surveys. consumer sentiment surveys have turned positive. there are thin

the fact that the vice president was in this interview that happened with mika at the ceremonial office at the white house, in the vice president's office or her home at, sitting next to a young lady named hadley who was featured very heavily in governor beshear's re-elections ads because she was raped at a young woman by her stepfather and talked about her story. because in kentucky there were bills on the table and politicians that wanted to make it impossible for young women like hadley to get an abortion. i think what the campaign here is trying to do is to put a face to an issue that is very emotionally charged, but also politically charged across the country for folks. when you put a face to the issue, when you talk about the fact that women are being denied care for a miscarriage, when you talk about under a number of these laws across the country, women are unable to get the care they need if they have an ectopic pregnancy, which is a non-viable pregnancy where the egg is not supposed to be, and the same drug they would give to administer for a medical abortion is the same drug

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meldor, gulerer and aktor koglu scored for turkey and mika utadze scored the only goal for georgia. güler with the super goal he scored in this match. while scoring his first goal in euro , he became the youngest player in turkey. he scores an important competition . but the second round of the group stage of this competition starts today with three games in the first match croatia and albania face each other from group b. this game is the battle of the losers, both of them lost in the first round to former euro champions croatia to spain. albania won the championship three times against italy, won twice between these losses , but albania had an achievement to be happy about . they lost two times and one, but they scored the fastest goal in the history of the euros. he expected it. the history of croatia's games is such that one expects him to turn the page in the final minutes. they also scored the first goal in the world cup. they eat in the final minutes , but it was spain who scored goals , the crobots even ruined a penalty , if they want to appear in the stature of croatia, who