so professor rao, thanks for joining us. look, there are two abortion pills in this country that are approved. the one being considered in this case is mifepristone. it blocks a hormone needed for pregnancy to continue and is often taken with misoprostol to end a pregnancy before ten weeks. it's been fda approved for use since 2000. what is the lawsuit that brought it before the high court? >> yes. so the lawsuit that brought it before the high court originated in texas, actually, with with a texas judge district court judge kazmarek, who is quite famous for issuing conservative rulings. and essentially, he argued that the fda should not have approved this drug that the drug is dangerous. there was a lawsuit brought by emergency room physicians claiming that they feared that if the drug had ill effects, they would have to treat women. now, there's a question whether that's actually even the case and whether these doctors have standing to bring the lawsuit, because this is all hypothetical. there are, in fact, no women who fa

this is always connected with the investment program of rao russian railways.rse, most. well, the development of the eastern training ground is significant, all efforts are concentrated there, but this direction, it also in one way or another is related to this main - solving main problems, well, i won’t lie, i’ll just ask belozerov and andrey romovich belousov, who is on the line government oversees everything these directions, let's come back to this and look again, okay. siberia, let's siberia, good afternoon, elena belyaeva, state television and radio broadcasting company artysh, lead omsk, we already spoke today. europe, kazakhstan, central asia, through the omsk region, but there is such a problem. before us for the good of the country, we need a large, modern, international class airport, can we count on federal support? look, we, you know, now, well not now at the beginning of our conversation, we talked about the route to kazan, and then, by the way, to tyumen and novosibirs, we want to make a ring there, there are funds for this, they have been alloca

nathan rao , the today.mond with this one. john, the big thing is, of course, people are thinking back to 2010 and whether there would be a dust cloud . so far, no sign of that. cloud. so far, no sign of that. i'm assuming. >> no different beasts, different sort of volcano eamonn. i'm no seismologist . but eamonn. i'm no seismologist. but what i do know is that that that volcano back in 2010 erupted underneath . a glacier where we underneath. a glacier where we had, you know, hundreds of metres of ice overlying this eruption. and that caused huge amounts of pressure which propelled the ash miles up in the sky. and that meant it got caught up with the jet stream and that jet stream then sent that ash across much of western europe. and that's what disrupted the flights. this one is different . is very different. seismologically there's no glacier on top of this eruption , glacier on top of this eruption, so it's spewing out. it looks very dramatic , but actually very dramatic, but actually those flames , that

from delhi, our correspondent raghvendra rao sent this update on the story.woman wrestlers to have won a medal at the olympics. but on thursday, sakshi malik announced a tearful exit from the sport. earlier this year, malik, along with several wrestlers, had accused the wrestling federation of india former chief, brij bhushan sharan singh, of sexual harassment. singh is a member of parliament from the ruling bharatiya janata party, and following these allegations, he is currently facing criminal charges. he however denies any wrongdoing. on thursday, the wrestling federation of india held polls to choose its next chief, and the person who got elected, sanjay singh, is believed to be a close associate of him. an exasperated sakshi malik said she was quitting the sport because of this. the women wrestlers feel that with sanjay singh�*s appointment to the top job, the real control will continue to be in the hands of his predecessor. these wrestlers had asked the government not to allow any close associates of brij bhushan sharan singh to contest these polls. the

weather nathan rao weatherjournalist nathan rao says there'll be little improvement in the conditionsding into the new year. >> now uk met office has >> now the uk met office has said that the irish met office. met office, met eireann might name this storm on saturday as storm henk because it's coming in a deep, low pressure system from the west across ireland first, which will take the brunt of the winds and then into the united where there'll united kingdom where there'll be rain significant hill rain and some significant hill snow in scotland. because as that storm comes in and bumps up against cold air, that is going to some hill snow. so up to bring some hill snow. so up there where they've heavy to bring some hill snow. so up there from, they've heavy to bring some hill snow. so up there from, they storm heavy to bring some hill snow. so up there from, they storm garage snow from, from storm garage already, to watch. tony blair's government >> tony blair's government considered sending migrants to a scottish island with newly released documents revealing the proposal was part of

gchq's chief puzzler colin — and as he works for gchq we couldn't show his face, maths teacher gopal rao gchq comes up with these puzzles. it's to inspire subjects and different ways of thinking. the puzzles on the car will require different sorts of solving skills, so there is something for everybody. it will hopefully demonstrate teamwork to bring together all the ideas to find the final puzzle. but it is primarily meant to be fun. let's talk to the maths teacher. how did you find them and how did your pupils change them —— find them? we pupils change them -- find them? we did it pupils change them —— find them? we did it pretty fast, but that's not because — did it pretty fast, but that's not because we're special, but because it was— because we're special, but because it was exactly as colin said. it's about_ it was exactly as colin said. it's about teamwork and thinking naturally. we do a lot of the stem subjects _ naturally. we do a lot of the stem subjects with right answers, and the ones you _ subjects with right answers, and the ones you seen in a few of them, you do it_ ones yo

weather journalist nathan rao weatherjournalist nathan rao says the challenging conditions are set tomet office. >> met office. met eireann might name this storm on saturday as storm henk because it's coming in a deep, low pressure system from the west across ireland first, which will take the brunt of the winds and then into the united kingdom where there'll be rain some significant hill rain and some significant hill snow in scotland. because as that storm comes in and bumps up against air, that is going against cold air, that is going to snow. so up to bring some hill snow. so up there heavy there where they've had heavy snow from garage snow from, from storm garage already, to watch i >> -- >>a >> a couple have been arrested after spreading fake blood across the gates of downing street . the man and across the gates of downing street. the man and women across the gates of downing street . the man and women threw street. the man and women threw the paint in protest, demanding a ceasefire in the israel—hamas war. they said the government had blood on its hands after refusing to dema

hold or the sales mix will skew lower and watched that planned accusation, as am i, of the brands, raoeceived scrutiny. nancy at piper sandler points out soup is one of the few categories we have seen no disinflation after the 20 plus percent inflation during the pandemic. >> i'm a fan of campbell soup. nonetheless, kelly, i think this has been a laggard. look at year to date, one year, three year, five year it's a tough stock to own. i want to be a buyer here. dividend focus, people are excited that they'll pop up to 3.6% in a dividend yield. you talk about package food segment. that was up in the month of november. everything was up in the month of november. but campbell soup was flat on the month of november. i think there is an opportunity for this to move higher. it seems like it overtook his 50-day moving average. maybe it goes up to $47 on a lack of volume and lack of interest. it has opportunity to trade. but there has to be a catalyst here. i'm looking for that a short covering or back and fill up on the chart. >> there we can see the gap we're talking about. right around 40 b

they're trying to buy rao sauces and expand a little bit to their prego line of sauces., but volume still sells bedespite the higher prices. stuart: but they missedded expectations. there you go. lauren: you don't like the expectations. stuart: no, i don't with. it's a game that the analysts play. i don't like it. mcdonald's, investor day today. are we going to hear about any new men yaw items? lauren larp the mccrispy, the chicken sandwich, and they're going to have it in nearly every market by the end of 2025. so popular, they're going to put it in a wrap form, the mcwrap, and a tend or form. so there's the men yaw items. expansion. they want 50,000 new restaurants by 2027. will more of them with in the south do -- be in the south and? did you know that 95% of mcdonald's were franchised? stuart: yep. lauren: i didn't know it was that large. how do of he was more insight into what customers want? they have a the app. so their goal is to have 30% of delivery originating on the app by 2027. so they're doubling down on technology to do that. this is their first investor da

why would you keep the f fed rao high.t year, probably two times. maria: look at pfizer, stock is dropping like a rock because of adjusted earnings guidance. now let's remember the company forecast lower 2024 revenue expectations largely because of the covid vaccine is not going to generate what it did during 2020. operational revenue growth expected to 8 to 10 of%, the vaccine maker increased the target for cost cuts by $500 million. thoughts on earnings in terms of a slowdown from these higher interest rates? >> well, i think again if rates start to come down next year, we're already starting to see again commodity prices have eased a lot, supply chains normalized a lot, wages are slowing. we're going to see margin expansion next year. if you have revenue going up next year, 5%, if economic growth is low single digits you'll have 12% earnings growth next year. that's double digits. >> there's your margin expansion. if top line is up 5% and bottom line is up 12 there's your margin expansion. that's profitability. that's e

hooman hamadeh rao and seattle talk radio hos ht jason rantz.hank you both for coming on to you first. dr. hamade on.h mean, it really. you look at these, the emails are disturbing because the censorship disturb was plain and evident and trace that censorship actually caused people to make decisions that wrong. when you want to make an informed medical decision, you need. e an infmedica be armed with the actual information. and what they did is they suppressed notuppresse anyone wt said vaccines are bad, but anyone who questionene who s whether vaccines can control the spread like you talked sp you from,vent c contr you know, giving it to other people and propagating the virus. >> and as a result, people were were that werens based actually on real misinformation that was being pushed that wa by the government. >> when they did that, they were being forced these scenarios where they basically n fell under mandates. and because they were under those mandates, they made medical choice s under duress. and that's not really a choice. yeah, i mean, t

shares of ssit general in russian companies and banks, including vtb, rossetyakh, roshydra, inter, raoast year. rosbank previously belonged to her. its sale to vladimir potanin's interest was closed last may. a snowy winter has arrived in crimea. there is so much snow that utility crews can't cope. roads are cleared almost around the clock. in yalta, palm trees, cypress trees, embankment sidewalks are covered in snow. aipetra suffered the most. there's traffic on the mountain the roads are literally paralyzed. cars cannot pass and are stuck. the krasnodar region was also hit by the elements. they are eliminating it in sochi. the consequences of a powerful storm, it has been raging in the region for several days, strong winds have knocked down more than eighty trees, one person has died, roofs have been blown off some houses, power is being restored in four areas at once. 12 thousand residents were left without electricity, and in the near future the wind may increase to 32 m/s. ski slopes in krasnaya polyana are temporarily closed. well, today the world celebrates christmas gregorian c

weather journalist nathan rao says the challenging conditions are set to continue into 2020. >> for now, the uk met office has said that the irish met office. met office. met eireann might name this storm on saturday as tom henke because it's coming in a deep, low pressure system from the west across ireland first, which will take the brunt of the winds and then into the united kingdom where be rain and some where there'll be rain and some significant hill snow in scotland, because as that storm comes and bumps up against comes in and bumps up against cold air, that going to bring cold air, that is going to bring some snow. so up there some hill snow. so up there where they've had heavy snow from, storm garage already, where they've had heavy snow frorsomethingrm garage already, where they've had heavy snow frorsomething to garage already, where they've had heavy snow fror something to watch. already, it's something to watch. a couple have been arrested after spreading blood across the spreading fake blood across the gates downing street. gates of downing street. >> and woman through th

from tomorrow until 3 am. on new year's eve , and weather year's eve, and weather journalist nathan rao says the challenging conditions are set to continue now. >> the uk met office has said that the irish met office . met that the irish met office. met office met eireann might name this storm on saturday as tom henke because it's coming in a deep, low pressure system from the west across ireland first, which will take the brunt of the winds and then into the united kingdom where they'll be rain and hill snow and some significant hill snow in scotland. because that in scotland. because as that storm comes and bumps up storm comes in and bumps up against air, going against cold air, that is going to bring hill snow. so up to bring some hill snow. so up there where they've had heavy snow storm garage snow from, from storm garage already, watch i >> -- >> tony blair's government considered sending migrants to a scottish island. newly released documents have revealed. a proposal was part of a nuclear opfion proposal was part of a nuclear option being examined to tackle the asylum issue in 20

. >> poly rao . first of all, we're >> poly rao.st now at the complaining cow , i believe the complaining cow, i believe is what it's called now . you is what it's called now. you never want to seem ungrateful when receiving christmas presents because then some people might call you a complain and cow. i imagine as people have put the effort into finding an ideal gift for you, but sometimes you can't help but hate the gift that you've been given. well, here to give us some to do in some tips about what to do in that situation is helen dewdney at the complaining cow. helen i mean, you're not calling yourself a complaining cow, i assume, are you ? assume, are you? >> i am, that is my brand, the complaining cow. >> it is? yeah i love it. >>— >> it is? yeah i love it. >> it's a really, really powerful blog name, isn't it ? powerful blog name, isn't it? but what advice would you have for those of us who receive something and feel because i would personally feel incredibly guilty about one, explaining the fact that i don't like what i've

this concert, rao because this concert, lviv rao because it's rwanda scheme, it's over the rwanda scheme chamber has now rejected the prime minister's plan and the panel upon which many right wing leaning mps were waiting has concluded now that the legislation is what they call not sufficiently watertight and could vote it down when it reaches the commons. well, this follows the prime minister's broadside at labour, which was a slightly pointless really because he said stop playing games and back his plan down. if you're serious about ending the small boats crisis, well, there's no way in a month of sundays they're going to do that, obviously. >> but what plan anyway? >> but what plan anyway? >> well, camilla tominey joins us next. >> it's her programme in 20 odd minutes time. >> yes. i mean, one wonders why they are dying in ditch over they are dying in a ditch over rwanda when many people quite rightly said at the it was rightly said at the time it was announced , okay, we get it. good announced, okay, we get it. good idea have a deterrent. rwanda idea to have a deterrent. rwanda reall

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dare we ask weather journalist nathan rao who's here? what's all this about a supercell ?upercell? >> all i know i'm almost scared to be sat here actually, because all i can bring you is the next few days. the last few days of 2023 are going to be absolutely horrible and we have just been looking at pictures of a tornado which struck manchester, and that was part of storm garrett, and that was generated by a supercell thunderstorm . now they supercell thunderstorm. now they are quite rare, very rare in the uk. they're more like the sort of things you'll expect to see charging across the prairies of kansas. a particularly kansas. but a particularly strong , which strong thunderstorm, which doesn't really fizzle itself out. a thunderstorm , to put it out. a thunderstorm, to put it very, very briefly, is made up of updraught and of an updraught and a downdraught, the downdraught of an updraught and a dit/ndraught, the downdraught of an updraught and a dit usually1t, the downdraught of an updraught and a dit usually cancels he downdraught of an updraught and a dit usually canc

. >> let's talk to weather journalist nathan rao. good morning. >> good morning. sat here, i'm about to deliver horrific news. and today is absolutely no different because you are right, storm garrett is moving across the today from west to the country today from west to east. this is the seventh named storm of the season and if you look at the met office's map, there are weather warnings all over the place right through today, much for wind today, pretty much for wind across the south and the west, rain across a large part of the country, and also worth mentioning in scotland and the shetlands and the highlands. there is a weather warning for snow wind today, so the snow and wind today, so the combination of the 2nd may bring some blizzard conditions up there. so for people travelling home christmas, going home for christmas, it is going to an absolute horrific day to be an absolute horrific day to be an absolute horrific day to today this to do that today because this storm going to go right storm is going to go right through the into the early through the day i

let's talk to weather journalist nathan rao who's here. >> good morning.y, we're get wet. we're going to get wet. >> are. >> we are. >> we are. >> it is a completely >> and it is a completely different picture from when i was in here just a few days ago when it was freezing cold and very settled apart from in cumbria with the snow now are cumbria with the snow now we are back that stormy back into that very stormy regime the atlantic coming regime with the atlantic coming at full throttle with very at us at full throttle with very , very wet and windy weather on the way. this weekend. you mentioned there are weather warnings quite warnings in place. there's quite a warning for gusts of a big wind warning for gusts of up place today . and up to 70mph in place today. and thatis up to 70mph in place today. and that is across pretty much a large, large swathe of central northern eastern england. it seems to be just about everywhere. >> it's about everywhere. >> it's about everywhere. >> there's rain warnings out today as well. and tomorrow. that's in the north

. >> and that was nathan rao there, our weather journalist.gonna have quick we're just gonna have a quick update well met update as well from the met office now, i believe with craig snell. >> hello there. welcome to your latest news weather forecast. latest gb news weather forecast. i'm looking ahead i'm craig snell. looking ahead to year's eve. for most of to new year's eve. for most of us we're going to end 2023 on a fairly note. and for some fairly cheery note. and for some in it's still going in the south, it's still going to pretty blustery. as we to be pretty blustery. so as we end we've still got end saturday, we've still got this of pressure really this area of low pressure really dominating proceedings. this cold to cold front will continue to spread eastward across spread its way eastward across the fairly heavy the country. some fairly heavy rain on it and strong and rain on it and some strong and gusty it will become gusty winds. it will become quite moving the quite slow moving across the very far north of scotland as we go throu