._ will not be good for “obs. as you are will not be good for “obs.will not be good forjobs. as you | are hearing from chris there, the 0br, the budget watchdog, largely agrees with him, saying most of this burden on business will be felt through ultimately lower wages, higher inflation, less investment and the holy grail, less growth. simonjack our business editor, thank you. let's take a look at some of the other main measures announced in this budget. the five pence cut to fuel duty, introduced by the conservatives was due to end next april — it will stay in place though for another year. rail links between york, leeds, huddersfield and manchester will be upgraded. railfares will go up by 4.6% next march. and, after describing potholes as �*a visible symbol of national decline', the chancellor said £500 million has been put aside for road maintenance. vat on private school fees will be introduced from january next year and the government will also work to remove their business rates relief. a "flat rate duty" on vaping liquid will begin from octobe

about the “obs re ort, data centres. about the “obs report. that i data centres.that is i data centres. about the “obs report, that is the i data centres. about the “obs report, that is the last h report, that is the last economic piece of data out before people go to the polls. how significant will that be whether positive or negative? that is a good question. some of the data we will get this month is going to be a bit clouded because of the impact of the major hurricanes we saw coming from the us in the past months. in terms of what that data shows, i'm not sure that it will be indicative of what is happening on the ground. that being said, it is one of the major data points we are seeing before americans head to the elections. it will weigh on decisions but i don't think it will be as clear—cut as we hoped because of the impact of the weather. it hoped because of the impact of the weather.— the weather. it is all in the nuance- — the weather. it is all in the nuance. thank _ the weather. it is all in the nuance. thank you - the weather. it is all in the nuance

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as well as ob/gyn. i think when we look at the care models for maternal health care, it is important to recognize it includes ob/gyn's, but also midwives. they work together as a team area we increasing production. i cannot speak to if we are bringing in more ob/gyn sprayed we have residency programs, at the university. so there is definitely movement in the right direction for that. >> we always end with plugging the website. but it is incredibly important. putting this website to try and be a resource for women in the military who cannot get information elsewhere. what do you need to have in this website? >> we have all come together -- candle care. org. we are setting up as a non-for profit. what we found when we started this journey of research is there is no centralized positive oriole all dod policies. we will centralize the policies. a step-by-step guide on how you file to do the travel. because it is a non-dod affiliated site, i've gotten a lot of support from the university of pennsylvania scho

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ob/gyn's are abandoning the states. wage it in a place like texas? >> i think texas should also, it's just the cautionary tale of what america could become. things start in texas so often. texas, mississippi, louisiana, because they are in a court system that leads to hostile supreme court. when you look at texas, the number of ob/gyn's fleeing, idaho, missouri, ohio until they passed their abortion ban and also we can't forget talking about med students who don't want to go there and who don't want to be there. so we really find ourselves in a health care desert that is terrifying, that not only are you not able to access reproductive care when it comes to abortion, ivf birth control but just to make sure you can get cancer screenings. if doctors can't provide that, what is the message we're telling to anybody with a uterus? you don't matter? >> yeah. erin, now actually have names. women have died. two women in georgia. names of people who are victims of this policy, and it does feel important that vice president harri

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in the country for the number of ob/gyn's we have here for population. and they all say it is going to come even harder to recruit to come here. one last thing on the birth control. she has been talking about this a lot, about passing these birth control pills. i agree, we should have a right to birth control, that we should encourage that as a way to avoid unwanted pregnancy. if we want to reduce abortions, absolutely we should have birth control. but here is the thing, when she had the chance to sign onto a bill that would actually give people a right to birth control in this country, she voted no in congress. there was a bill that she could have signed onto that she voted no on, and her bill that she proposed on birth control does nothing. every state in the country could completely ban every form of birth control, and her bill would do nothing about it. it deals with regulations and fda, but every state in the country could ban all forms of birth control under her bill. >> oral contraception over-the-counter. the same is true for the bill we passed.

i didn't know she was an ob gyn. so she's a jedi knight and a ob.y, that's that's terrifying for an ob gyn. yeah. da da da da da da da. scoot down. now. it's gonna be a little cold. you might feel a little pressure. okay. how do you know this? yeah, i was just going to say. hey, look at me. never mind. it is. you always should. like. like the liberals and the democrats. they want the government to be the parent. and now we're. we're witnessing it like the entire party is in preschool. what you're saying like, turn the page and they all do have that demeanor of, we're going to talk to you like you're four. now get out your your curvy pencils because you out your no sharp scissors. yeah. because you know, you're not as evolved as we are. so we have to talk to you like a child. it's kind of like an exercise in power. it's like when you go to a anything like the dmv and they talk to you like an idiot, because that's the only measure of power they have. dana, would you give them any if the if the democratic party had to start over and whatever, what woul

we were at a reproductive roundtable in atlanta the other day, and an ob/gyn was talking about women coming to see her and the fetus was dead inside, all sorts of horrible stories. and she said ob/gyn's, we cannot help these black women because we are afraid of being criminalized. the maternal mortality of black women is twice as high as other women. and so we have obligation to get to the polls and vote for kamala harris, as we know that she sees us, our bodies, and the right that we have to be able to make choices about our bodies between ourselves and our doctors, and that is not something that donald trump cares about at all. >> congresswoman sidney dove. inc. you for being with us. >>> after the break, we had back to the battleground pennsylvania -- state of pennsylvania to get a sense of what is on voters minds with just 16 days to go until the election. election. parodontax active gum repair breath freshener clinically proven to help reverse the 4 signs of early gum disease a toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating thes

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and more of the residence here are planning on not practicing here to be ob/gyn's./gyn's in our state. we are at the beginning of feeling the impacts of this extreme ban and we have to reverse it now. by beating ted cruz, we are going to make roe v. wade the law of the land again, and restore freedom to texas women. >> congressman colin allred on the verge of possibly making history in texas. think you very much for joining us tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> if you are thinking of voting for jill stein, alexandria ocasio-cortez has something important to tell you about justin-- jill stein. that's next. that's next. (marci) what is going on? (luke) people love how the new homes-dot-com helps them get quick answers about any property by connecting them to the actual listing agent. (agent) oh! so, i'm done? (luke) oh, no, no, no! we're still not sure everyone knows that we're the only site that always connects you to the listing agent rather than selling off your contact info. so, we're gonna keep you up there a little while longer. (agent) okay, ya! i'm getting grea

you know, ob/gyn have had many closures over the past few years . truly, under senator cantwell's watch. the women of washington need health care. we are not talking about the issues of autoimmune disease, perimenopause, and cancer, and all of these things popping up in women's health care now where we don't have the ob/gyn facilities to provide the care. mental health is another health care desert. i was in everton, washington, with the first urgent care for mental health for children. that is a step in the right direction. ms. laven: thank you. dr. garcia, i'm not sure that i heard an answer from either of you on the second part of robin's question, which was what you would do to address the health care deserts specifically. sen. cantwell: there is a bill in the u.s. senate that myself and senator wyden are the lead on, a fight to make sure that we get access and costs reimbursement for these facilities. we need to have rural health care. we need to have capacity for that and this would help to stabilize it. i don't have time in 30 seconds, but ma

day when we're on the doors, this is what people are talking to me especially about because i'm an obd, you know, they're worried about this. we were alt a fund-raiser in rural wisconsin last night and i asked a woman what she cared about and she said abortion and abortion. even though this is known to be a catholic district, and you would think that catholics would not be for reproductive rights, that is absolutely not the case. i was raised catholic. i've taken care of women in this region who are catholic, catholics use birth control and receive abortion care at the same rate as everyone else. >> dr. kristin lyerly, thank you for being with us. appreciate your time. >> kristinforwisconsin.com, jose. >> thank you. we reached out to the doctor's opponent for an interview as well. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time. chris jansing picks up with more news after a quick break. chris jansing picks up with more news after a quick break have you compared your medicare plan recently? with ehealth, you can compare medicare plans side

todd ivy, and i have been a practicing ob/gyn in houston, texas for over 25 years.rs and applause] i went to acknowledge my colleagues here with me tonight who courageously continue the fight in texas for reproductive freedom for our patients. [cheers and applause] you know, we became doctors to take care of people. and when donald trump's supreme court justice is overturned roe v. wade and we see him stream abortion bans across our country, i could not believe what was happening. i could not believe that basic, essential medical care would be criminalized. yet, here we are. and today in texas because of donald trump, i could be thrown in prison for life for providing reproductive health care. [booing] and as a result, many of my patients with tragic pregnancy complications have been forced to flee our state to get the health care that they need and they deserve. [cheers and applause] in that moment of a devastating diagnosis, what i want to do, what i need to do, and what i have trained to do is to provide counseling and care for patients according to their wishes

we going to have a huge shortage of folks to actually serve as ob/gyn lapsed in the state.eeling the impacts of this extreme band and we need to reverse it now. by beating ted cruz going to make roe v wade the law of the land again, restore freedom to texas women work is been a congressman colin allred on the verge of possibly making political history in texas . thank you very much for joining us tonight. >>> if you're thinking of voting for jill stein, alexandria ocasio-cortez has something important to tell you about jill stein, and so do jill stein's children. that's next. that's next. being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking h-i-v treatment as prescribed and getting to and staying undetectable prevents tr

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mildred clark is an ob/gyn on our block in crown heights, the only neighborhood we lived in.alize was i had a rare experience being surrounded by black women physicians to the point where i thought most physicians were black women until i got to college and recognized most students did not look like me. these women were role models to me just like my mother and that representation was important in giving me the confidence to recognize that being a physician was possible. host: you describe your mother at harvard as a fish out of water. dr. blackstone: yes, i talk about how when she got to harvard her classmates had parents who had written the textbook, another classmate was a relative of jackie onassis in another had a parent who had won a nobel prize in immunology. at that point my mother could say her own mother worked full-time, managed to get off of public assistance, became a licensed practical nurse and she was proud of her mother. but it was a culture shock for her to be at harvard surrounded by people who had tremendous resources and opportunities, family members who

remaining in manchester united, they wish that he was remaining— was remaining in charge, and getting the 'obning in charge, and getting the job full-time. _ was remaining in charge, and getting the job full-time. but _ was remaining in charge, and getting the job full-time. but manchester . the job full—time. but manchester united have clearly gone down another route. ruben amorim is a highly rated coach. there was a lot of premier league interest in him in the summerfrom of premier league interest in him in the summer from liverpool and west ham. that's the route manchester, and i think most fansjust ham. that's the route manchester, and i think most fans just hope that this appointment unlike the others, turns out to be a success. —— that's the route manchester united have chosen to go down. after that win last night in the league cup, manchester united are through to the last eight, where they will play tottenham, which leads us to the shock of the night. spurs are through after beating manchester city to put them out of the competition. ange postecoglou's side but then went to city's unb

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4000 “obs. what do you make of that? i: i: i: 4000 “obs. what do you make of that?00 jobs in . construction, meaning that? 4000 jobs in - construction, meaning they that? 4000 jobs in _ construction, meaning they are temporaryjobs, not permanent temporary jobs, not permanent ones _ temporary jobs, not permanent ones so— temporaryjobs, not permanent ones. so that's a bit of number crunching — ones. so that's a bit of number crunching for the headlines, i think — crunching for the headlines, i think the _ crunching for the headlines, i think. the thing about carbon capture — think. the thing about carbon capture and storage, it is a step— capture and storage, it is a step on— capture and storage, it is a step on the path to making a good — step on the path to making a good transition to carbon free energy. — good transition to carbon free energy, but it's not the destination. it's not going to be part— destination. it's not going to be part of where we finally need. _ be part of where we finally need. a _ be part of where we finally need, a very big part, of where we

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of the courts, and to some extent, i hope, this will have a positive effect, er, on decision-making, ob' an objective and fair decision by the court, and at the stages of detention of persons in custody and at the stages of the main consideration of criminal proceedings, a great public resonance alone cannot be a guarantee of success, unfortunately, mr. yuri, but i heard you, unfortunately, we have to finish , there must be an investigation and court, thank you for participating, yuriy tanasiychuk, lawyer and head of a law firm, was a guest of svoboda ranok. thanks to all our viewers, i feel the same way about you. question, who starts corruption, how to fight it, write in the comments, have you changed your opinion after this video, what are your answers to these questions, this is the freedom of the morning, my name is kateryna nekrecha, take care and see you soon, you want to wake up as if in childhood with a grandmother, full of strength and energy, then... a new product from Матрац market just for you, meet perina dreamlight mattress. the perryina dreamlight mattress smooths out al

any women health providers with contraceptive care and women health exams but if i need a guy know or ob care i'm on the network. luckily connecticut has reproductive healthcare rights in place as it should be. if i was in texas in the same situation i have severely limit for the healthcare i received as an active duty service member. >> the military does a lot of things and a lot of remote places. i remember talking to one airman in your hours away from most things. it simply would not be feasible to them. >> post dobbs there were analysis done in the 700 miles away from the nearest abortion care provider. it's become a serious issue and when you're familiarou about won and what they're saying we have folks who are down in states ofw texas where they're being forced to go off base and providers were scared to talk to their providerss about it and even after they obtain abortion care, they are not reported that they now a h have this and there suca history because they're free to being penalized. >> take me through, who are most of the people that might need access to abortion? >> every%

making sure women have decisions and making sure they have maternal mental health access and access to ob/gyn care and birth control and that also includes family planning if you decide that is something that you want. let me to be clear, our position is for reproductive rights and justice and the woman has that decision to make for herself, she has the full autonomy to make the decision and also to act and that is what we support and will continue supporting that. i understand the importance of providing resources and we do a great job of doing with that and working with organizations for funding and making sure it is taking into consideration all types of productive -- reproductive services. host: let's talk to kelly, texas, republican. caller: how are you doing? guest: i am great. how are you? caller: i am wonderful. what are your feelings on --, what are your feelings about facing discrimination and the jobs market. i have been out of work for just over three years. and i have a 23 years experience and i just want to know, what are your feelings on this? guest: we are not for any form

all right, well arnold, the spokesman of the hamas military wing, abu obed says that operational flood was a massive preemptive strike against israel which was finalizing a plan for major attack against the gaza resistance. he also called it the most professional commando operation in modern times. your thoughts. yeah, firstly, i like to uh say hello to you. uh, one of my favorite journalists in the world as well as to the other guests who i not yet had the pleasure to meet, allow me to say that i fully agree, october 7th was a historic move for the palestinian people, for the people in the middle east, against united states and zionism. it was a surprise attack. i read lately that even some of the other uh revolutionary movements in the region, islamic movement and other movements in the region was not aware of it, so was very secretive, very well planned, and it was a great success, i would say that it did change the course of history in a very positive way, it put palestine on the map as never before, yes there are many hardships, but in any case those hardships against the palestin