and they are cald om the labor and delivery floor down to the operating ro ttreat a woman suffering omhey enteredheedical profession and it comes along with emotional harm. dr. sct lks about them being heartbreaking situations and some of the most stressful work heas had to deal with. said that the nature of the harm was "non-economic" and did not prevent the cou fm finding an injury. the court looked atwthings. whetr ere was an impairment as the organization's mission and whether there wasn expenditure of resources. both of those are satisfied here. if you look at how our organizations have been harmed they have been forced to diver resources from advocating for their pro-life mission generally to explaining the dangers of the rmrom abortion drugs. one of the primary reasons that that is because in 2016, the fda took away the providers report adverse events. >>hat would be anyone o is aggrsi or vigilant about bringing lawsuits. st simply by using resources to advocate their positi i court. you say w,t uses an injury which seems easy to manufacture. >> don't think that is true, justict

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the only way to prida remedy therefore was to grant this kind nationwide release that is so far remod om the regulatory authorities that it is ultimately requirentll women everywhere to chae for this drug. i think it isor stepping back and thinking about the profound mismatch between that injuryndhe remedy of the response obtained. they said the fear that there might be some emergency room doctors who may be presented with irebly rare applications and the doctor may have to prove treme -- we don't think thatarm has materialized but with the court date is entered sweeping nationwide belief that restricts access for every single woman in th country a tt causes profound harm. harm t agency. it harms the part of it -- it harms the pharmaceutical industry saying that this wod be -- destabilize the system for approving and regulating drugs. the court should reverse instructions to dismiss the conclusion in this litigation. quick thank you, counsel, the case is submitted. >> attorneys and stakeholders are presenting advocates and medicine spoke to the press after the supreme court heard oral ar

we are, of course,oming up on a pivotal election.ferent vision for healthcare looks like. the secretary is in the middle of all of these fire storms. we are excited to have him weigh-in on drug prices and ivf and still fighting over obamacare and what a second term healthcare agenda looks like for the biden administration. thank you so much forus. >> thank you very much. so the news. you are headed to capitol hill to argue for budgets that lays out what biden administration would try to accomplish in a second term. looking through theocuments that have come out. the biggest goals are expansion and doubling down on programs that have, you know, all ready begun negotiations. making obamacare cover more people. how do you balance sending off the lawsuits and also build on it. >> i'd say, the good news is that while we have to fend off a lot of losses we can still chew the gum. if it's on drug price negotiations. 10 of the companies that we are negotiating on have filed lawsuits against us to stop us from negotiating and submitted their

om perspective, what are you hoping to have done on the scope of practice?eciate that question. scope of practice is) ■ a top concern for registered nurses across the country. as a union, we would fully support an increase in education and therefore following licensing to move oer nurse licg fields. however what we are seeing in a lot of hospitals is employers trying to infringe on scope of practice of physicians or nurse practitioners or of registered nurses by having lower license, lower educated health care workers start to take over duties that falls in the scope of practice of, say, an rn or a physician. we are concerned about that mainly because of what it means for patient care. for registered nurses, i'm not a registered nur. this job, i have learned about the scope of practice of an rn and there very -- their very unique training. . they are consistently performing every touch, every interaction, they are assessing mood, temperature, assessing the flush of your skin. they are always performing a nursing assessment. when you have other personnel that

small and medium size and then as far as like hhs i think that we need to make sure we have a robust omup cyber performance goals. >> yeah, what might that look like? i know senator floated medicare payment in terms of performsance goals, what do you think that might look like? it that but also, you know,ng to looking at how it's put together like their network, you know, do we show like the full breasts of what a person about themselves and that kind of thing. >> to shift gears a little bit, every year we have predictable cycle in terms of medicare and doctor payments, the administration essentially is forced to cut payments to doctors based on formula edrs and other advocates lobby for effects of some sort. i know you're working on sort of a longer-term fix. what do you think that should look like and do you think this is the year that congress finally gets it done? >> well, i did vote with a lot of people in energy and commerce to support better physician payment schedule and update that and from what i was just told today from some of my staff that some of that will be baked in to a

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i've seen patients who have flown om like louise and only to have me tell her that her complex pregnancytion would keep her from having her abortion here with me. forcing her to continue a pregnancy with a possible - where care is not available to her and her home state. traveling to access essential health care can be intimidating and overwhelming. it is not an easy thing to do, as as we have all pretended that it is. like the expense of our patient who traveled from a small town a nd became lost in downtown minneapolis with a dead cet he t driver, and she described that driver as a savior for her. ur patient who drove hundreds and hundreds of miles through blizzard conditions just to get her abortion new abortios difficult. it is dangerous. and it is putting my patients and health care providers at severe risk. i've talked to mike collins, practicing in states where abortion is now illegal and they are struggling with decisions about providing ethical, proper medical care and conflict in with the law. this shoulthankfully abortion pg abortion care has gotten less complicated in minneso

after the power outage, om ramadan went to the kitchen to figure out a way to prepare breaking the fast meal for the family, despite the severe lack of ingredients. as for abu ramadan, he was out in the market, looking for any available ingredients. "i am going to the market to buy some vegetables to break the fast for the children. i hope we find it open. you know the way there, and people feel afraid of going to their farms and collecting vegetables. most of the vegetables we have come from the south and people feel afraid of coming to the gaza city. no one went to his land because they feared to be bombed in their lands or have. the market is closed, the market is closed, there are no vegetables, i don't know what to do, you think you can manage by anything at the house, okay goodbye, i'm frying vegetables, i'm making fried potatoes and sick plants to break our fast with them, today my husband went to the market and found it closed because of the war. i am preparing food now using what i found in the house. abu ramadan returned home to help his wife prepare the fast breaking meal. an

i have also seen statements, media releases om singapore as well.s something that we take in, it's something that we have to what was part of the contributing cause here. so, too early to tell. reporter: [indiscernible] chair homendy:no whether the construction workers on the bridge were employed by brauner builder's incorporated. e information we have. of course sometimes they use subcontractors, so we n't have any information yet on subcontractors, but we do have information on the company itself. reporter: [indiscernible] chair homendy: is there any information on anybody that is unaccounted for, and whether they were able to verify with the company. that is something that the federal officials, the fbi, along with the coast guard will verify, not the ntsb. reporter: [indiscernible] chair homendy: the question is about -- i don't have information on the state inspector at this point. we are very focused on getting our investigative groups up and running. again, let the search-and-rescue team do what they need to do to focus on the people, ahe gat

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. >> woah, look at universe is ep om o here it comes. that is the most spectacular sight. >> >> if you have not seen■■■r [app] >> hello everyone, i am faith mackey and thank you for joining us as we look forward to the upcoming total solar eclipse on april 8. during the press conference you expect during the eclipse, how to participate, how nasa and government agencies will usece d how to view it safely. today's participants include nasa administrator bill nelson, the deputy administrator pam melroy. the associate administrator, jim. the director of office of space weather operations and the program manager kelly. after remarks from each participant we will glly tak■eno administrator nelson to kick us off. bill: good morning. before we get started, we were supposed to have the federal highway administratoryou have pe emergency that is happening in our thoughts are certainly with them, our prayers are with the people in the family's in-famil. i have often said that nasa our mission is for allumanity and that is because space brings us tog

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expliciet gäsat, indogen zijn er meer dan 75.000 vorunden, de commandant, de strijdkrachten van nederland, omeigenlög, de bez... die de bezet in israel, stop this nonsense stop the war. and at the same time as the popular demonstrations in different parts of the world are intensifying to stop the genocide. canada's mcgill university students are also on strike for 40 days. canadian believers are seeking to stop the support of the canadian government to the zionist regime. this is mcgill university in canada his students have been on hunger strike for 40 days to support the people of gaza. our demonstrations, letters , emails, calls we received, none. it did not cause this university to stop investing and supporting 20 million dollars of israeli genocidal companies in qestah. for this university, boycotting is both necessary and possible. this university plays a role in military purposes and the use of technology in war. i am giving money to this university for education , but this money is not used for my education, but it is used to destroy other universities, including gaza university, and

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heading for israeli occupied ports was also hit. brigador general sar added that israeli targets in the om al rashrash or ilat area south of the occupied territories were also hit, military operation achieved. goals successfully, the brigadeer general valt that the yemini armed forces will continue their operations against hostile targets until the us israel aggression against gaza comes to an end and the siege of the palestinian people is lifted. now speaking of yemen, the country is marking the ninth anniversary of this outlet aggression against it, leader of the ansara resistant movement has praised a many people for resilience and unity. in the face of the war. we have discussed that in our news review program. we're watching press tv's news review where we look deeper into some of the top stories of the day. on this segment of the program, today marks the ninth anniversary of the saudi led aggression against yemen where riyadh and some of its arab and western allies failed to achieve any of their objectives. the leader of movement has praised the yemini nation for their resilience and

we aue in springfield, illinois and all om struck by comments earlier today from mr. harris on the said many hands make light work. constellation and the urbanship. through that partnership come we are doing the training and opportunities and giving folks the skills as part of that future. i will make it my life's mission to do that. marks. today,honor of introducing someone who's been doing this work on green ener jobs and environmental justice, the honorable and remarkable united states department of energy secretary jennifer granholm. . [applause] i am so proud and honored to be par hydrogen part of the clean energy future and doing is holding us and industry and society accountable to make sure those benefitsy all. it is important work we are doing it with intentionality at the front of it. there was some today about the impact of poll about global pollutants, industrial pollution from industries like pollutions tend to sit where they you're making something in your making pollution and you've got particulate matterit's been proven to lead to th asthma, copd, lung

quote, we shall give the liberated peoples of europe, the full right freedom to decide forquestion omgovernment and, quote, behind the scenes, stalin grooms his puppets, the lublinmittee made up of polish communists who are laying the groundwork for the retake of their country. the war is over, and with red troops on polish soil, polish communist sign a pact with the kremlin on augustmolotov signs . stalin's promises at yalta and to general sikorski to ensure free and unfettered elections in poland have already been dishonored. and an occupied poland, whose key figures gianluca brad graham, wins berlin and beirut, are trained. and in moscow, agents the example of czechoslovakia. december 1943. jenny ambassador to russia. the czech government in exile signs a mutual assistance treaty. but soviets, as its president bennis looks on. these people you to the indians. august 17, 1944. the jordanian people's republic request incorporation into the ussr. today, there existence is utterly denied by the soviet union. albania by november 29th, 1944, communists subversion under red leader enver h

number of zionist soldiers were killed in the clashes inside one of the tunnels of this city. resistant omed also shot down a spy drone in the center of the gaza strip. at the same time as the internal pressure of the zionists against the cabinet of this country to stop the war in gaza and azad. orthodox jews are under no circumstances willing to participate they are not in the gaza war and this has fueled the internal conflict in the occupied territories. although this moment is indicative of the suffering and pain of the people of gaza since the beginning of the zionist aggression, it has a different meaning here in tel aviv. this congregation protesters say netanyahu's protracted war to free captives is ineffective. the only solution ahead is to stop the war immediately so that more lives are not taken and they are saved in the evening. another zionist, who just heard the names of the four zionist prisoners who were killed by the regime's own attacks, says: the attack on gaza must be stopped under any circumstances. we do not fight. this group constitutes about 20% of the population of th

bugirier general yahya sari said that is really targets in the om al rashrash or ilat area. south of the acbad lines were also struck. he said that the military operations achieved their goals successfully. the yemani armed forces would continue their operations against hostile targets until the us israelity aggression against gaza comes to an end. the siege on the palestinian people is lifted. yemanies have held official and public events to commemorate the ninth anniversary of the salad war on their country, they have also expressed support for the palestinian people. has a report from the yemini capital. to mark the national day of resilience and the ninth anniversary of the saudi lid war on yemen, yemenese have organized events across the country, this year they are also expressing their support for the people of palestine as israel carries out a genocide in the gaza trip, several high ranking officials participated in these events. today we celebrate the steadfastness and standing up against an aggression that has continued for years. we are defending ourselves and resi

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a grand lobby peacock alley and and all of thesrn conveniences this that that they weren't used to ome in mid america or wherever they were from. it's scating to talking people who visited washington for the first time, whether it be in the 1940s during world war two and and different things that that that they people who had never traveled before. i remember talking to a gentleman who was stayed at the willard hotel and it was that if you walked into the willard hotel had a uniform on that you were you were you were searched you were you given accommodations. if they were available, it was a welcomed place for all service members and many people at first experience in washington was staying at the willard hotel when were 18 or 19 years old prior to going overseas to to the fight during world war two headed opportunity to meet of these people when they the dedication for the world war two memorial and it was fascinating listening to them talk about their recollection of what it was like to be at the willard hotel the 1940s. this one gentleman told me, he said it was a middle of the sum

we can pray for them and for their safety to all members of om national guard. brigadier general.pplause] we congratulate you on your recent appointment as director of the joint staff of the wyoming guard. thank you for your service. and i think you all just heard sergeant rebecca sheraton saying the sweetest song the national anthem on earth. she's also ms. wyoming. [applause] these men of service. will you join me in thanking all of our military and their families for their service? [appus and let us never forget prisoners of war were missing in action we want them home. god bless america. please be seated. so friends, families, citizens both here and in the chamber and online without further ado, thank you for your warm welcome. privilege to have this opportunity to address you again at the commencement of the session and in accordance with article four, section four of the wyoming constitution let me begin by reporting to you that wyoming is as strong as it has ever been. our economy is going, spirits are soaring into the future is ours to craft. we'vmade tremendous progress o

brigadier general yahya said that israely targets in the om al rashrash or ilat area. south of the akabad lines were also hit. it said the military operations achieved their goals successfully. he v that the yemini armed forces would continue operations against hostile targets until the... west israeli aggression against gaza comes to an end and the siege of the palestinian people is lifted. you're tuned to press tv, time now for the news review. russia's president vladimir putin says that the details of the recent terrorist attack on moscow are being investigated while the... tom calling for just punishment for the perpetrators. the criminals who directly committed this massacre, as you know, have been arrested. investigators are carefully establishing the circumstances of this barber crime, finding out its details, determining the role and degree of guilt of each participant and studying the conclusions of criminologists and experts. hope that prosecutors within their powers, including when presenting a state. and during the trial will do everything necessary to ensure that the criminal

our first voice this week is from rana omes on instagram who shared a video by a palestinian display. resident of gaza who wept while telling us about the last meal he had. كيس الطحين حقه 500 دولار مش متوفر. لكن التبنكان كان شعير لا حقوق انسان ولا حقوق المراه ولا حقوق الطفل ولا حقوق الدين ولا دوله عربيه قدرت تدخل على قطاع غزه مساعدات تحديدا مدينه غزه بالاسابيع ما ياكلوش اسابيع اسابيه متخيلين اسبوع اخوك ما يكونش اسبوع امك اسبوع محاصره now for famin to be declared, at least 20% of the population must be suffering extreme food shortages with one and three children acutely malnourished and two. two people out of every 10,000 dying daily from starvation or from malnutrition and disease, but in late december, the integrated food security phase classification, ipc said that the situation in gaza has already exceeded the 20% threshold. now as the united states air dropped aid into the gaza strip, its parachutes like those of the other participating countries brought only a tiny fraction of the aid needed for the 2.2 million palestinians. trapped without food, water or medical supplies. howeve

attempts to walk as though he were walking alongside of a building he's held by six or eight tethers oms points of articulation on his in this manner we can vary the point or pivot of the pendulum so as to simulate again 16g on his boot soles, but probably the best of dog it the kc 135 aircraft, which through parabolic flying parabolic arc can simulate between 35 and 40 seconds in duration 16g and we've done of our test most effective tests are done at altitu i kc 135 craft. now these are supplied to us the air force. but when you put all that together what does a spacesuit nowadays cost specifically the mercury spacesuit ran between six and $7,000. the gemini spacecraft spacesuit will run ultimately. approximately $35,000. and the apollo suit, when it is complete on a unit, will run somewhere around $250,000, including the life support system. let's see. do you feel that this apollo suit is the ultimate spacesuit? no. there is another system that's being developed undergoing the sameeries tests that have been imposed on the other suits. and this is a hard suit this suit is fabricated o

the knob on nation 50% of the uranium that was mined for nuclear program half of it came om the navajonteered for the armed services at a percentage higher than any community in america. these folks represent here today the best of our nation. they are americans. they to honor them. as americans we make a commitment to each other in what it means to bise that we would y the ideals that we hold together and the things that we love together and we promise to stand by one another. this is about standing by one another. this is about seeking that justice that president lincoln spoke about so many marches ago and now on this march day in the year 2024 the united states senate has the opportunity to do its part, it's small partcontinn what it could be, what we promised it will be in into per ride things that have been wrong. i will end with this madam president as we the government is testing under the homes in st. louis, under people's basements in st. louis for radioactive contamination. after saying for decades there was no cand there was nothing we should worry about now they are testing

choices, higher prices and fees, lower quality smart phones, apps and accessories, and less innovation om and its competitors. for developers, that has meant being forced to play by rules that insulate apple from competition. outlined in our complaint, we allege that apple consolidated its monopoly power not by making other products worse. apple carries out its exclusionary conduct in two ways, imposes contractual restrictions and fees that limit th functionality that developers can offer iphone users. second, apple selectively restricts access to the points of conctteion between third party apps and the iphone's operating system. degrading the functionality of nonapple apps and accessories. result, for most of the past 15 years, apple has collected a tax in the form of a 30% commission on the any app downloaded from the app store as well as on in-app purchases. ples from companies of all sizes. apple has also suppressed the emergence of programs li cloud streaming apps, including gaming apps as well as superapps that could reduce user dependence on apple's own operating system is and har

om greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 and achieving net zero emissions by 2050. want to recognize senator hansen and representative the phillips for their horde work -- hard work and leadership on this issue. [applause]■p we have a general assembly full of lead leaders who understand who have the political will to talk alaska. thank you for your leadership. the transition to clean energy won't be easy. at times it will be controversial, very controversial. in december we finalized regulation wills to reduce transportaon essioñy our state, a big source of carbon and other air pollution. by 2032 the regulations require vehicles delivered to delaware will be zero emission vehicles. that will help us reach our targets under house bill 999. and we're following industry trends across the country, major automakers are already or committed to moving towards our efforts will also make sure delaware isn't left behind in that transition. the threat of climate cha@Ñnge s also why we're taking a fresh look at delaware's role in offshore wind industry. in december we began neg

om police say 2 men got into a fight. that's when one of them stabbed the other person multiple times. the victim suffered life threatening injuries. police have not released a description of the attacker. >> tomorrow, oakland's new top cop, floyd mitchell is expected to be formally introduced to the community. it's all happening at 01:00pm at city hall kron. 4 will be there. we'll bring you a recap of the event right here on kron. 4 news at 5. i whether time now as we get a live look outside, it was one of those days driving in where it was just the colors were for some reason. just seemed extra vibrant, right? just beautiful out there. today, the blues are blue where the greens are greener, lawrence. >> rain is keeping the life hart. yeah, it was nice out there all around the bay area to a little breeze blowing in spots along the coastline. now. yeah, we do have some rain on the way. you can see the flags get blown around. now in some of the wind out there, but still lots of blue skies and sunshine and really a nice aft

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and om, i think you should sing that song first. >> that's fine. dan, let's take a look at live doppler seven right now. because we definitely have rain moving through parts of the south bay, where we are seeing some heavy rain from san jose into edenvale, coyote, evergreen street level radar showing you you're not getting mist. and from san mateo, redwood city peninsula heading into san leandro and oakland getting some moderate rain. right now san francisco, it is lighter as we look to the north bay right now we are seeing some showers near the napa area. widening the picture here. that cold front coming in earlier tonight. it is still progressing , but it did bring in some pretty good rain. sierra seeing thunderstorm. right now it's a level one on our storm impact scale. as we widen the picture here. so let's go hour by hour. what you can expect going towards tomorrow morning. the weekend starts off wet 7 a.m. 10 a.m. still seeing the scattered showers. the chance of thunder in the forecast for your saturday. the winds are still gusty right now.

f wasit bank, a $30 billion bank on the west washington to texas.es om we completed an $8 billion acquisitionavings. after 15 months of awaiting regulatory approval we finallyge transaction at 11:59 thursday february 29. and the next day fridayersion. i am pleased to report on thursday night at 8:00 p.m. we got it all done. to my knowledge one of the fastest closing conversions ever and we are net positive on deposits. so i am a happy guy sitting on stage. peter: and you won't be fined. john: thank you, peter. we are atlantic union bank and we operate through virginia a diversified full-service bank with a little over $21 billion in assets. our boots go back to 1902. while we were primarily a virginia bank we have operations in north carolina and maryland. we are merging with a 114-year-old virni bank called american national bank. that's a fine institution. there are longtime friends of ours that operate in the western and southern part of the state and north carolina. the expansion into north carolina. that's our story. peter: four banks representing the diversity of the banking sector in t

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among the successful joint projects is the oms carbon mogilev enterprise, the only one in belarus thatent. carbon, needed in construction of the tire and paint industry. initially, the company was focused on supplying products to western europe, but after the sanctions were imposed , the company was able to quickly shift its sales vector to the asian region. export deliveries are carried out to more than 15 countries, construction of the third and fourth technological streams is nearing completion. into operation, which will be ensured by the production of 200,000 tons of carbon black per year. i hope there are such examples in the field of investment there will be more and more cooperation between belarus and your region. an indicative example of partnership in the field of housing and communal services is the work of mogilevlift of our enterprise. this manufacturer is well known to you. i am being informed. the omsk region, after the powerful kazakhstan, turkey and china, but increasing trade turnover significantly in the next 5 years, the governor is sure, is quite possible. we are