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she scheduled an appointment to see her ob end. sadly, she ended up in the emergency room for severe dehydration before her first scheduled visit. the emergency requested that she pee into a cup to verify her pregnancy. for nearly an hour they pricked her arms to find a vein so they could administer an iv. they found that -- finally found a willing vein to cooperate. both of her arms turned purple. she laid down in the emergency room bed watching the liquids enter the plastic tubing inserted into her arm drip by drip. they added antinausea medicine and she drifted off to sleep. a nurse brought her ginger ale and two packets of saltine crackers. around the sixth week of her pregnancies she scheduled her ob appointment. >> point of order being called. please speak into your microphone, senator. >> she checked in with the reception -- >> hold on, a point of order has been called. please rise and make your point of order. >> i'm asking that she stick to it -- she stick to the repeal of the bill. she's kind of going off in a number of a

so, my 'ob as an anal st decision. so, my 'ob as an analyst is h decision. try to figure out what's going on in biden plus my head, and i actually think all the factors you laid out are not the factors keeping him, orthe are not the factors keeping him, or the factors that kept him, or the factors that kept him from lifting the restriction on us weapons. what kept him from releasing the us weapons and allow ukraine to use them to hate legitimate russian military targets was nothing short of escalation, and the fears of escalation. joe biden came of age during the cold war and that's what he still thinks about, he fears escalation, and we see this in his policy over the last couple of years, over the last more than 800 days, they lay out a red line and they say they will not do x, 0 will not give tanks, we will not give f—i6s so the keep moving and moving, pressure mounts from the ukrainians, from the united states, from other european governments, and finally they have to give. you see a loss on the battlefield, embarrassment that the us is not doing enough

an ob/gyn. the 26th district of texas he is a chair the chair of the rules committee. he serves on energy and commerce. used his wealth of knowledge maternal health to advance key pieces of legislation addressing these issues. as you might guess he has a unique perspective as both a policymaker and as a practitioner. thank you for being here. rex thank you doctor cassidy. chairman sanders got members of the committee thank you for allowing me the opportunity of testifying here this morning. i represent the 26th district in the state of texas. in the house of congressional districts for thus the area of the dallas-fort worth airport. just to locate it for you. before coming to congress i spent nearly three decades practicing medicine in that area. i chose obstetrics through attention to details they spent time at residency as an ob/gyn at parkland hospital. due to its emphasis on proper care and attention to detail. when i started my residence at member doctor jack pritchard who was the leader of the department of obstetrics and gynecology and practicing ob you are uniq

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you will speak to a lot of people — and you will speak to a lot of people who say he has done a good 'obod job of— people who say he has done a good job of that — people who say he has done a good job of that. his opponents think they will— job of that. his opponents think they will do much better, and we will find — they will do much better, and we will find out in the next hour or so, i_ will find out in the next hour or so, ithink. _ will find out in the next hour or so, ithink, the prediction whether or not— so, ithink, the prediction whether or not richard parker for labour has

to win the game there._ have to do our “ob to win the game there. think, you _ game there. frustrating for us, i think, you know, _ game there. frustrating for us, i think, you know, away- game there. frustrating for us, i think, you know, away from i i think, you know, away from home — i think, you know, away from home this _ i think, you know, away from home this year, our record has not been — home this year, our record has not been good enough and a familiar_ not been good enough and a familiar scene for us really. i thought— familiar scene for us really. i thought we could have some goals— thought we could have some goals today. i think that cost us a — goals today. i think that cost us a game. that was a decent performance. i thought we looked _ performance. i thought we looked a _ performance. i thought we looked a good time but let down by some — looked a good time but let down by some of our defending really _ wolves are calling on the premier league to scrap var next season. they've triggered a vote at the agm on the 6th ofjune by formally

laughter so he has done thisjob. i laughter so he has done this 'ob. ., so he has done this 'ob. they were careful and attentive and so i feel deep gratitude to work alongside them, to be a part of the system and i will just want to echo that this is what we are doing every single day. during this trial you know, just this week, right, indictment, grimaldi's wage theft, a plea resolution, sex crimes, convictions, all sorts of work that's being done by a phenomenal public servants so we are before you today on this obviously consequential matter, but this is what we do every day. we follow the facts and the law without fear or favour. follow the facts and the law without fear orfavour. if follow the facts and the law without fear or favour. if a follow the facts and the law without fear or favour.— fear or favour. if a 'ail sentence is in the ears. _ fear or favour. if a 'ail sentence is in the cars, it i fear or favour. if a 'ail sentence is in the cars, it is i fear or favour. if a jail sentence is in the cars, it is likely that i is in the cars, it is likely that trump — is in

i most exciting bit about doing this “ob? ., most exciting bit about doing this 'ob?ted canvassing _ job? i love canvassing. i started canvassing a — job? i love canvassing. i started canvassing a year— job? i love canvassing. i started canvassing a year ago _ job? i love canvassing. i started canvassing a year ago and - job? i love canvassing. i started canvassing a year ago and i - job? i love canvassing. i started. canvassing a year ago and i could job? i love canvassing. i started - canvassing a year ago and i could do it every day. i'm not a very social person but it's thrilling. you get to hear peoples issues first hand. daisy, so good to talk to you. i know you've had a really busy 48 hours. we will let you go. best of luck with those eight levels next week. good to talk to you. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. it's the end of the third week in donald trump's criminal trial. the prosecution has been building its case with a range of witnesses so far. today, the court heard from a forensic analyst who examined the contacts and messages on mi

. . . is only a matter of weeks into the 'ob. , . , is only a matter of weeks into the 'ob. , ., , ,st in the door as he was _ job. yes. the man isjust in the door as he was seeing - job. yes. the man isjust in the door as he was seeing himself. j job. yes. the man isjust in the - door as he was seeing himself. he's only been in post forjust over a fortnight after hamza yusuf�*s resignation and then year before that nicola sturgeon's resignation. the snp clearly going through a period of some difficulty. john sweeney is hopeful he can stabilise that but he needs to stabilise things at the same time as fighting general election campaign. and as we heard in this news conference there were lots of questions about one particular topic that he was being asked about at first ministers question time at holyrood earlier and that was the resignation of his health secretary in february michael matheson over an £11,000 roaming bill for an ipad funded by the taxpayer. in that row continues because john sweeney as saying taxpayer. in that row continues becausejohn sweeney as saying he will not ac

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is a tough 'ob that one. we are well. is a tough 'ob that one. we waiting — well.l. is a tough job that one. we are waiting for the _ well. is a tough job that one. we are waiting for the outcome - well. is a tough job that one. we are waiting for the outcome in i well. is a tough job that one. we l are waiting for the outcome in the west midlands, we are keeping an eye on that, with andy street of course defending his position. we're not going to be able to show you that, but i can see it on of my screens. we also have some london results coming in, in ealing and hillingdon. 0n the west midlands, john, if it is very close, do they do recounts? i’m very close, do they do recounts? i'm auoin to very close, do they do recounts? i“n going to pass on that. i cannot claim to admit to have read the detailed regulations about how we conduct that, but i think it was certainly true that when the system was the so—called supplementary vote, but is not only give the first and second preference and we took account of the second preference, i have a vague memory that we got rid

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.- focused on his “ob. and all thoughts _ focused on his “ob.thoughts are on _ focused on his job. and all thoughts are on him - focused on his job. and all| thoughts are on him today. focused on his job. and all - thoughts are on him today. can you tell us briefly who might replace him? what does this mean for the succession of the supreme leader? in abouta in about a month from now, even sooner, national elections in the uk, about a week before that, they will have another presidential vote and, for now, no candidate has stepped in, has not stepped forward, but next week, when the candidate situation starts, we will see who replaces him. probably a person from his inner circle, maybe his vice president who is now the acting president. but we are not sure, we know that someone will be elected by the people, and when it comes to the line of succession about khamenei, i think these are more or less somehow rumours that he was the successor because as long as we know there are some candidates, but no—one really knows who these candidates are, and

the do you think you should have kept our “ob? ., do you think you should have kept our “ob?e sacked me was that she was going - yourjob? the idea when she sacked me was that she was going to i me was that she was going to preserve her political life. i said exactly what would happen. but that is water under the bridge. but exactly what would happen. but that is water under the bridge.— is water under the bridge. but the tories have _ is water under the bridge. but the tories have not _ is water under the bridge. but the tories have not regained - is water under the bridge. but the tories have not regained their i is water under the bridge. but the l tories have not regained their trust from the voters.— tories have not regained their trust from the voters. what i am saying is we have had — from the voters. what i am saying is we have had 20 _ from the voters. what i am saying is we have had 20 months _ from the voters. what i am saying is we have had 20 months where i from the voters. what i am saying is we have had 20 months where we i from the voters. what i am saying is i

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i unsuccessfully for the top 'ob himself in mad unsuccessfully for the top 'ob himself in 2019.rm that i will be himself in 2019. i can confirm that i will be putting — himself in 2019. i can confirm that i will be putting my _ himself in 2019. i can confirm that i will be putting my name - himself in 2019. i can confirm that i will be putting my name forward | himself in 2019. i can confirm that l i will be putting my name forward to be prime minister of this country. and when liz truss was in the deepest of trouble as prime minister, mr gove ensured she was plunged deeper still. the minister, mr gove ensured she was plunged deeper still.— minister, mr gove ensured she was plunged deeper still. the sheer risk of usin: plunged deeper still. the sheer risk of using borrowed _ plunged deeper still. the sheer risk of using borrowed money _ plunged deeper still. the sheer risk of using borrowed money to - plunged deeper still. the sheer risk of using borrowed money to fund i plunged deeper still. the sheer risk| of using borrowed money to fund tax cuts, that is not conservative. to

but i do know our ob-gyn has worked for over 30 years and delivered over 4,000 babies. i know he has cared for multiple women who were in a similar situation to mrs. phillips. and i know that he worked closely -- senator stabenow: in the interest of time. her baby was dead. but she had another option. mrs. call: when her baby is dead it's no longer an abortion. at that point it's a d and c. senator stabenow: i appreciate your work. again there is a lot of different stories to tell here. also, i wanted to ask mrs. ford, you talked about the safety net. i couldn't agree more. right now we have a situation where we need -- we are working to fully fund w.i.c. for pregnant moms and babies, healthy food, nutrition, so on. do you support w.i.c.? mrs. ford: wick is an important reforce for mothers. senator stabenow: we shouldn't have waiting lists f there's a nine month pregnancy, you can't have a waiting list. mrs. call, i would assume you mentioned w.i.c. as being a support. that's something you would support. mrs. call: yes. senator stabenow: i have been trying for years, se

and he did to his 'ob. did my job. and he did to his job- the _ did my job. and he did to his job.luck that _ did my job. and he did to his job. the luck that he - did my job. and he did to his job. the luck that he had i did my job. and he did to his| job. the luck that he had was thejudicial job. the luck that he had was the judicial system was cooperating with the executive branch, the prosecutors. 0n the other trump cases, the executive branch was reading for trials but the judiciary was holding everything up. so there was a cooperative judiciary that gave him a trial date, we had a judge who ran a tight ship and we got the verdict. it would be nice to see that in some of the other cases before the election so the american people can decide whether or not donald trump is guilty of other crimes or not. but so far, the courts are the roadblock. but so far, the courts are the roadblock-— roadblock. we had a verdict here of course, _ roadblock. we had a verdict here of course, but - roadblock. we had a verdict here of course, but this i roadblock. we had a verdict here of course, b

crimea, which , what, ukraine, ah, and you know what, akupa, where, yes, we heard something, but without obus, if tomorrow we give up crimea, and the day after tomorrow in ukraine, peace reigns, sanctions are lifted, but never, for one simple reason, we don’t want to fit into this world order, we don’t i want a parent of one and a parent of the second, we can’t go to church. china doesn’t want this, and india doesn’t want this, today we are under the gun, we are closer, the only question is not to give up crimea. or make peace with ukraine, no, fit in, bend, force us to accept the rules by which he wants to force us to accept, to live, this most wonderful, free world, and we want this, we want what we see in germany, we want this the hypocrisy of lies, which... this is a question that we must ask ourselves, we must be aware of it. well in in conclusion, let's return to the first topic, i suddenly thought, if our past government had survived to this day, it would be interesting. the lgbt community contributed to the lifting of sanctions against us if they looked at how our leaders treated ea

i going, have they done a good “ob? how would you score them? them? i would give them credit for hosting - how would you score them? i would give them credit for hosting ai i give them credit for hosting ai safety summit last year and kicking off their discussion on global regulation, albeit well behind the european union which of course is passing the ai act, affecting a market of almost five 2a0 million people. the eu had at regulation, the uk is gone and convenient. we don't really have the infrastructure of the finance to invest in companies and get them started the weight that you see in the united states or europe will go towards regulation, the united states is big on the big companies leading in al, particularly large language models, so i score him a b—, c+. there is a lot more uk needs to do in dreaming and the infrastructure is not fit. if he is talking about an unprecedented risk, is probably right in the sense our entire lives are now on digital and therefore there is more risk in our lives than ever before but has he done enough to

and she's ob somewhere else, but like there is some overlap. yeah, that's interesting. okay, us now the end of our time like to have one more thank you to panelists. and now joining us on is professor cindy haimovitz georg. what do you teach do there in? athens? 300 students in them, which is pretty i think i didn't do it before. it's a song and dance and i like itclasses also kind of gens things on labor and level undergrad classes on labor. immigration and food and power how did you get■ interested? the intersection of labor and my first book was on migrant workers on the east as the us, which i tripped over actually trying to getofesd school to, sign a petition, and we were trying to raise grad students pay. we were paid $4,000 a year. so i was going door to door and george tindall's very famous southern said when did the migrants dream start on the east coast and i. i have no idea. y me? and he's and i've been asking this question for 15 years and nobody knows the answer. and i guess i thought, i'll go that i don't remember making the cision to actually write on tha

but between ages of 18 and 45, there's percent of african-american women who says, i want a black ob-gyn weigh in. and are demanding it. why? because of the maternal deaths going up. why? because of the infant deaths going up. and so they are declaring the need is and i'm going to go for it no matter what the african-american says that they are doing better. so what is? this protection has to stop. we have to open the barrier and just go out there. but then we are never consistent with the message. we say it once, but you need to repeat and repeat it until i believe it and then challenge you, me and believe it again. we don't do that at whatsoever. and so until don't repeat the message, stem becomes a wonderful thing to say. science, technology, education, you know, whatever it is show me the money, show me the way and then mentor we don't enough to care for your career we we put it into your sink. yes. come see me. but i'm always busy or sometimes you really bug of too much. i mean, when i mentor you, you want to be immediately. please have some peace. take your steps. but mentoring is

it is doing the “ob? ~ ., this act effective? it is doing the “ob? ~ . ., , , the job?en uuite a the job? we have actually seen quite a lot _ the job? we have actually seen quite a lot of— the job? we have actually seen quite a lot of changes - the job? we have actually seen quite a lot of changes in - the job? we have actually seen quite a lot of changes in the . quite a lot of changes in the last six months for those platforms that have already been designated gatekeepers. those are the big tech companies from the us but also certain services by bytedance, tiktok that you already mentioned for instance. those companies had to do significant engineering changes. for instance, messenger services like whatsapp and others now need to be interoperable with each other, and some of the viewers will have also noticed that once they open a browser may be on their smartphone or laptops, may be with an apple device or a microsoft device, now they are given a choice of which search browser they actually want to use, and they are not locked into the browser thatis are not locked i

.— qualified for the 'ob. no, in fact, quite _ qualified for the 'ob.rs already give some priority to those who have been working in the services. just just for national reasons. 0n the services. just just for national reasons. on top of, that you know, i think it is reasonable for the government to ask for that kind of thing, but as you say, it is a bit woolly, not going to enforce and therefore from that point of view it's not going to make a big difference.— a big difference. ok, gervais williams, — a big difference. ok, gervais williams, thank _ a big difference. ok, gervais williams, thank you - a big difference. ok, gervais williams, thank you for- a big difference. ok, gervais i williams, thank you forjoining us with your thoughts today. when we come back, we'll look at the technology helping musicians cope with stage fright. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the leaders of china, south korea and japan have gathered in seoul for a trilateral summit — theirfirst meeting in more than four years. ahead of that, south korea's pres

let roles that go with these big mayoral “obs? the london fiuures, jobs? let me go back to the london figures, actually, _ jobs? let me go back to the london figures, actually, which _ jobs? let me go back to the london figures, actually, which show - jobs? let me go back to the london figures, actually, which show where sadiq khan is compared to susan hall. sadiq khan 427, susan hall 233, the swing is very much in sadiq khan in's favour. a decent amount of power over things like transport and housing in london, it's a pretty prominent position for so he has usedit prominent position for so he has used it to make some big political polls as well. one of the big things we have been talking about is the war in gaza. there is some evidence that labour's position on gaza has done it damage in areas with a high muslim population. i don't have enough to say this definitively or to give any specific figures but it will be interesting to see if that happens in london, given that city are most critical of the war in gaza, it was one of the

nobody gets any “obs at the moment i putin as well.close i putin as well. nobody gets any “obs at the moment close to i putin as well. nobody gets any jobs| at the moment close to putin unless they are close to him, so he's only in this stage of his leadership where he is or whenever konsa point with people he trust absolutely, people who have been around for some time. i'm afraid i don't know whether or not the new defence minister has been on fishing trips are sunbathed with letter putin but certainly putin does not appoint anybody these days to any position of seniority unless there is absolute trust there. james we talk about the amount _ absolute trust there. james we talk about the amount of _ absolute trust there. james we talk about the amount of gdp _ absolute trust there. james we talk about the amount of gdp that - absolute trust there. james we talk i about the amount of gdp that russia spends on military industrial materials, i suppose, spends on military industrial materials, isuppose, and spends on military industrial ma

it is a big 'ob, you represent h the job? it is a big 'ob, you represent seven _ the job?nd there _ represent seven council areas, and there are _ represent seven council areas, and there are some other areas around it that are _ there are some other areas around it that are not — there are some other areas around it that are not quite members but you have influence there. a lot of the rollers _ have influence there. a lot of the rollers about soft power, about attracting investment, getting attention for the region, attracting investment, getting attention forthe region, being attracting investment, getting attention for the region, being a figurehead for the region as well, a region— figurehead for the region as well, a region with — figurehead for the region as well, a region with 3 million people in it. they— region with 3 million people in it. they are — region with 3 million people in it. they are also responsible for transport, as you say, how is it, the skills— transport, as you say, how is it, the skills agenda as well, and we are seeing — the skills agenda as wel

what does your 'ob look like day today? * one day. what does your 'ob look like day today? today? in college it is l split between classroom -based split between classroom —based learning and practical workshop skills. we do learn basic skills we need that we can put into everyday work at the depot. whilst we are in the actual depot or training centres, we learn skills to do with the trains so we can carry out maintenance and repairjobs required when we are there full—time. maintenance and repairjobs required when we are there full-time.- when we are there full-time. sounds like a brilliant _ when we are there full-time. sounds like a brilliant mix _ when we are there full-time. sounds like a brilliant mix compared - when we are there full-time. sounds like a brilliant mix compared to - like a brilliant mix compared to sitting in the classroom. a colleague has everyone at the depot watching so good morning. thank you. you have been inspirational, as has adam. proving us wrong as statistic did. i said earlier if adam always had entrepreneurial spirit. is it true you made you

increase again; during the day, the storm zone will stretch from the verkhovidon to the south of the obsei bush. in most areas, gusts are expected to be quite moderate, with background values ​​15-20 m/s. but a real storm will arise in taimyr. in some places the flow can accelerate to 20-25 m/s. and moreover, the collision of warm and cold air, as usual, will provoke the development of rain clouds. during the day, the southern middle zone, the urals and most of siberia will be in the rain zone, and in the middle urals in the northern half of the west siberian plain, precipitation may again turn into snow. kuzbass and altai will be at the epicenter of the bad storm. here, in some places , about a quarter of the may volume can fall in a day. moisture, for example, in kemerovo, only in sunday the probability of rain is expected to be small, by the beginning of the new week more than half of the monthly rainfall will fall on the city, in the first days the temperature will be slightly warmer than usual, during the day +19:21, and then vice versa, thermometer readings will become lower than

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this will prolong the war, it allows hamas it to remain in, and ensures an ob wars in the future and more civilian casualties both in the gaza strip and in israel not to mention outside of those two places. >> trace: as our friend eric cohen has mentioned, it gives hamas covered. let's bring in goldstein as well, executive director, brooks, the wall street journal had the following opinion, saying "the biden team had been blasting to israel for not taking a more surgical approach in gaza but in denying a zero precision weapons, it makes clear is a goal is not to change how israel fights, it seeks to stop azle from fighting hamas". there is only ironclad to support it israel does what the united states tells israel to do. >> you know one has to ask whether or not biden wants israel to win it this war. the truth is that israel will win, hamas it will be eliminated and the world will be a better place for it. and if the biden appeasement policy the letters to get over the seventh in the first place, right after october 7th of may october 7th, biden released $10 billion to iran, biden co

it ob wasn't true. it as a device deceiving the voting public into voting for the wrong candidate and it would be just as valid as what we're seeing in the courtroom here. >> todd blanche has begun. he is saying president trump is innocent. quotes from inside the courtroom. he did not commit any crimes. d.a. did not meet the burden of proof and went on to say this case is about documents. a paper case. this case is not about an encounter with stormy daniels 18 years ago. it is not even about a non-disclosure agreement. an nda signed eight years ago. he said the charges are whether or not trump had anything to do with payments to cohen on his personal accounting ledger. the answer, the bookings were accurate and there was no intent to defraud. there is no conspiracy to influence the 2016 election, the proof doesn't add up. that's his opening argument from todd blanche, president trump's attorney in quotes. charlie hurt joins our conversation. charlie, on the politics of this we get word at 10:15 eastern

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increase again, during the day the storm zone will stretch from the verkhovidon to the south of the ob further along the yenisei bush. in most areas, gusts are expected to be quite moderate, the background... value is 15-20 m/s, but in taimyr it will rise a real storm, in some places the flow can accelerate to 20-25 m/s or more. the collision of warm and cold air will, as usual , provoke the development of rain clouds. during the day, in the livni zone, there will be the south of the middle zone, the urals, most of siberia, and the middle urals in the northern half of the west siberian plain. precipitation may turn to snow again. kusbas and altai will be at the epicenter of ne nastya. here, in some places , about a quarter of the may volume of moisture may fall in one day. for example, in kemerovo, only on sunday the chance of rain is expected small, by the beginning of the new week more than half of the monthly rainfall will pour into the city. in the first days the temperature will be slightly warmer than usual. during the day +19:20. and then vice versa, the thermometer readings wil

cyclones, european and ural, will merge and spoil the weather over a wide area from the banks of the obo the upper reaches of the dnieper. in the area of ​​this new vortex a very contrasting arctic wave collided. moscow and yekaterinburg, precipitation will begin to turn into snow, but over the past days of spring the surface will surface. the plains have managed to warm up well; therefore, despite the powerful arctic invasion, the temperature will remain relatively high; in the mid- latitudes of european russia and the urals the daytime temperature will be +5 +10, so the formation of a powerful temporary snow cover is unlikely. today and tomorrow in yekaterinburg +7 +8 it will rain twice as cool as usual, and although there may not be any snow mixed in on tuesday, the snowdrifts will begin to melt quickly. an explosion is expected in the city by wednesday. warming up to +20, this will completely destroy the signs of winter, but then the region will experience an equally sharp cold snap on friday; rain may again fall mixed with snow. in moscow today it is not very cold, in the afternoon