roby: and how much does that gas cost? >> about $50 to $60. roby: that's per day.n an area with a poverty rate around 15%, ida has had a lasting impact on those who can least afford it, especially when it comes to stable housing. ursula ward stayed here because she feared she couldn't easily access healthcare elsewhere. >> i have heart issues. i have fibromyalgia and i have digestive issues. i would have to go try to find those kind of doctors in a new location all over again. roby: but with most of her neighbors gone and no working street lights, she doesn't feel safe at night. >> it scares mwith the darkness back here, not knowing there is anybody there, not knowing who is watching me when i am leaving and coming home. roby: it's unsettling for ward, who lives by herself. >> do you feel left alone here? >> i'm very alone. i cry most of the time. like, right now, i'm starting to get emotional, but i'm trying to, like, not cry right now. it's just hard. it is just like kind of hard to deal with. roby: in hard-hit cocodrie, a coastal fishing village south of new orl

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st helen's star james roby has broken the super league appearance record, playing for the a55th timen 2004, was the scorer of one of five tries as st helens beat hull kr 26-18. it extends their lead at the top of super league to four points. elsewhere, castleford tigers came from behind to beat bottom—side toulouse 20 points to 1a. and wakefield trinity won a thriller with warrington wolves 30—24. and great britain have finished second in the mixed relay at the world triathlon series in leeds today. the gb team were without johnny brownlee and alex yee, who both crashed out on the the cycling leg of yesterday's men's event. gb were in the front for periods of the race, but in the end, it was germany who managed to just edge it out to take gold, with georgia taylor—brown bringing home a silver for great britain, and france in third. just before we go, some more golf on going because rory mcelroy is playing in the canadian open. he is through eight holes and he is leading on 15 under par at the moment, so that is one shot clear of justin rose. he's 12 under. he threw 13 holes and eight

well, of course as with everything else with roby wade, wade, it depends who you ask. people who are opposed to rome. they will say it's all rose fault. of course, it's rose fall. they will point to the fact that that law i mentioned that that governor reagan signed in 1967. it had broad bipartisan support which is true. they will point to the fact that already four states in 1971 four states had liberalized their abortion laws, and if you left it alone things would have been just fine people on the other side say no it's not rose falls. they can correctly point to the fact that the republicans in particular were beginning to politicize abortion pre-row as an example of that we have this memo. that pat buchanan who was invisor to richard nixon. he gives nixon a memo. nixon had said, you know what i'm in favor of of subsidizing abortions at military hospitals but buchanan says, you know what there are votes to be one among left-leaning catholics. so you need to bite your lip and say you've had a moral about face on this and abortion is sort of horrible to you and now he

and everson, roby. ok. sure. ukrainian army released footage believe to have been shot at least a week ago, showing ukrainian soldiers laying mines and then blowing up one of the 4 bridges connection, subordinates with lucy, chance to the south, a tactical move to slow down the russian advance. the russian ministry of defense released video, it says, shows ukrainian soldiers taken prisoner in the nearby town of the latte. these ukrainian military vehicles are heading south from lisa chance, but russian forces a shilling the main road out. in an effort to cut off a major supply, an exit route for the crane, an army and civilian evacuees. russian forces are pushing into several than ets and towards neighboring. lucy chanced from the north, the east and the south. they also control large areas to the west. the regional government says that ukrainian forces are pulling back in what he describes as a tactical withdrawal. but the news suggests a potential defeat the ukranian army in one of the last 2 cities in lo

served on the court since 2005 the george w bush nominee had this to say when asked about the 1973 roby wade decision. well senator the importance of settled expectations in the application of starry decisis is a very important consideration that was emphasized in the casey opinion, but also in other opinions outside that area of the law the principles of starry decisis. look at a number of factors settled expectations one of them and as you mentioned whether or not particular precedents have proven to be unworkable is another consideration on the other side whether the doctrinal basis of a decision have been eroded by subsequent developments, for example, if you have a case in which they're three precedents that lead and support that result and in the intervening period two of them have been overruled that may be a basis for reconsidering the the prior president. there's no there's no doc. doctrinal basis erosion and grow is there. well, right. i feel the need to stay away from a discussion of particular cases. i'm happy to discuss the principles of starry decisis and the court has dev

st helen's starjames roby has broken the super league appearance record today, playing for the a55thes as st helens beat hull kr 26—18. helens beat hull kr 26—18. it extends their lead at the top of super league to four points. elsewhere, castleford tigers came from behind to beat bottom—side toulouse 20 points to 1a. and wakefield trinity won a thriller with warrington wolves 30—24. danny care has earned a recall to the england squad, almost four years since his last international appearance. the harlequins scrum—half, who is now 35 years old, has 84 caps — and he's been called up to the squad preparing for a match against the barbarians. he had been selected to play for the babas before being summoned by england coach eddiejones. and great britain have finished second in the mixed relay at the world triathlon series in leeds today. the gb team were withoutjohnny brownlee and alex yee, who both crashed out on the the cycling leg of yesterday's men's event. gb were in the front for periods of the race, but in the end, it was germany who managed to just edge it out to take gold, with

under oath during their confirmation hearings, the 3 new justice has said that they believed that roby wade was settled law just to give you a sense of how incredibly huge this decision is with case before them was could you ban abortion after 15 weeks, they went ahead and just said roby. wade was decided wrong, we're throwing it out. supreme court doesn't usually do that. it's a very rare that they don't listen to the court's own precedence. on camera asana is out with protests as an union, what have you been seeing and hearing that the streets are filled to night in new york city with protest or protest of people outraged about this precision and wanting. their voices heard to support abortion rights. let me tell you where i'm at now on avenue in new york city and just down this direction is washington square park. why i am showing that you is there are thousands of protesters there as well. abortion rights protesters there. and this group that we've been following from union square park is going to meet them in the next few minutes or so. there are thousands more here in 5th avenue,

this, this isn't basically said the robi way decision was simply wrong. it is highly unusual for supreme court to overrule precedence, especially one of this important. so this court is unlikely to change its mind. now the focus turned to congress to try and get a law. the guarantees, abortion access power concedes nothing without a demand. never has never will. do i think it's realistic that they will restore abortion rights. if we sit home, hell know, do i think if we come out and raise body, we flushed the streets and don't go home. absolutely. we can compel them to restore legal abortion on demand across this country and nothing less than that is acceptable poll showed the majority of americans didn't want this decision to happen. how much daycare will determine if this is a permanent new reality in america? how do you have al jazeera at the supreme court? as we mentioned, has been nearly 50 years since the u. s. supreme court ruled on roy, this is why the 973 decision establish that choosing to have an abortion is a right protected by the constitutio

is that a variety of the majority of them actually pose, robi, wait, especially when they know what roby way does, we can legalize or control 9 months pregnancy. so we are seeing more and more especially young among young people this excitement to protect life because abortion was never written in the constitution. that is, will ain't, it's are in between the lines. but life is in the constitution. and without the right to life, we have no other rights that they don't matter. right. miss paused, thank you so much for taking the time to talk with us and give us your perspective . just to be clear. roe v wade does have restrictions against abortion in the 3rd trimester, but that's a moot point now. so ah, ruby weighed over turfs no longer constitutional on rights. for women, it will be for more than half the women in the country are no longer an option unless they have means to travel out of state. just to give you a sense of the scene here was very few people, maybe a couple of dozen when the decision came out and it has grown exponentially. the entire street is covered. it's a skewing mo

those laws have been ruled on constitutional and therefore they will likely be revisited now that robie wade has been overturned christina within hours of this ruling, the governors of california, oregon and washington issued a joint statement condemning the court's decision to end constitutional abortion protections. the three states agreed to protect patients from other states seeking reproductive health care as well as safe as well as safe access to contraceptive and abortions. they also agreed to refuse to cooperate with states that have laws punishing either people seeking reproductive healthcare or doctors who provide abortions. the big area has been preparing for pride demonstrations this weekend. but this gathering here in san francisco tonight is not a pride celebration. it is a demonstration against the supreme court's decision. that is where our team coverage continues a shower with ktvu. zack. zack, what are you seeing out there? pose you can see that rally already underway to protest. the decision in roe v. wade of course, is the decision that was not unexpected. after that

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the end to roby wade was made possible after form a president, donald trump appointed a record 3 justices to the supreme court. in his ruling, the court argued that abortion was not what it hold deeply rooted in u. s. history and traditions for vice president common harris. those words set a dangerous precedent. that theory then calls into question other rights that we thought were settled such as the right to use birth control, the right to same sex marriage the right to interracial marriage, ah, on the streets of new york city and elsewhere, supporters of the rights to bush and showed their anger in a country without universal health care and little or no parental leave for them. it's a matter of privacy and of having the right to choose for oneself. you're up to date now on d. w. news up next is world stories the week and reports are marian ever steve, i'll be back at the top of the hour with another news update for you, but in the meantime, you can get lots more news and information on our website. just go to d, w dot com, you can also find us on twitter and instagram at the w news is

artists initiatives around the world like this canyon collective, which pays tribute to life in an i robi slung. it's about dignity amid the hardships. this is this though, don't agree. yeah. our fans, our hope, and our beauty. these weren't we want to tell. not only that i got the that you hear the news document is one of the world's leading art events. but this time the art market is barely playing a role. although there are a few big names like aboriginal australian painter, richard bell, my message is probably that we should all be involved in more collective behavior. i'm and won't be kinder to each other than as well. you'll become to ourselves. we've all got a long way to go to make the world a kinder place. the problems are clear, documentary big experiment is to see how much more we can achieve if we work together. ah, and on that note, that's all the nissan christie plates and has the business news in just a moment after a short break. for now, i'm anthony. how'd in berlin? thanks for watching. we got some hot tips for your bucket list. romantic corner chat. hot spot for food ch

a, remember, roby weight has also been a long term goal of conservatives to overturn the constitutional right to an abortion. and the reason we're seeing this rollback is the makeup of the court. president trump was able to appoint those 3 conservative justices during his term. that is fundamentally shifted the balance of the court, and that is why we are seeing this conservative rollback. as many observers here calling it greets who's, who's gone to for us in washington dc. think there's always peer reporting that chinese update at this hour coming up next a detail, your documentary opaque world looks at the battle for supremacy in cyberspace. brent golf, we'll be back with more news headlines at the top of the our thanks for watching.

roby wait. currently abortion in texas is illegal. after six weeks of pregnancy. look tonight in washington, d. c a large crowd has been gathered outside of the supreme court all day today. the decision attracted both those who support the court's decision as well as those who are outraged. authorities have tried to separate the two crowns from crack, clashing into each other. fox's caroline shively is live outside the supreme court. with more on what with more caroline, what's the latest from where you are? christina take a look at the crowd. it's a smaller crowd. that's certainly feistier than we saw when the sunlight was out there, chanting they are talking . they're protesting. they do not like this decision for the supreme court. reaction is pouring in from the folks on the street in the city and across the nation as well as president biden. conservative majority of the supreme court shows how extreme it is. how far removed they are from the majority of this country. president biden condemning the ruling, calling it a sad day for america, the highest court in

we appreciate you breaking down for us malcolm where, but live for us in no, robi, thank you. funerals are being held for some of the people killed in an attack on a church in nigeria earlier this month. at least 41 people died in a mash shooting at the st. francis catholic church and oh whoa. in the south west, the government has blamed in iso link to group place of launched an investigation. i'll just here is an interest is then nipple. yeah. rain. why, why was this company in the middle of the town? many kilometers you might be done, but i've been arrested connection. i wouldn't be charged the re enrolled into the funeral service because we also told other people victims of this once again, i've been buried by the family taken away by the way from the list. and the mom is being offended by dignitaries from individuals, really just leader from public sector people from all walks of life affected by going i sure want to go one of the was mentioning that, how long will this recall bring incidence of violence? get in that field that i've been, i didn't think that they weren't questionin

the roby wade was in fact, completely overturned, receive a steady flow of people. i'd say there's probably about a 1000 people here now, respectively. many more as the evening goes on. just to give you a little bit of an understanding of what happened in this case, mississippi had wanted to ban abortions after 15 weeks. they didn't ask the court to overturn roe v wade. these justices decided to overturn roe v wade, and that itself is very controversial. because of the reason they were able to do that, let's not forget, just anthony antonin scalia passed away about a year into bud president obama's last term. the republican leader of the senate refused to give his candidate a hearing, saying the election would decide the next. the next judge justice to then, which is 7 a month till the election. i do, excuse me, justice ruth bader ginsburg died and then what we saw is the republicans changed their i their idea about the timeline limits. and they went ahead and got justice amy, coney, barrett on the court. and it was those moves that allowed these 3 justices to go wi

we have to change that decision by kind of find robi way. but in issuing its final decisions just before could challenge brown, jackson was sworn in the court handed president biden victory. the court upheld biden's authority to end a trump ear at remain in mexico policy that required many migrants to live on the mexican border in camps while they waited to apply for asylum. but it dealt blowed in west virginia versus environmental protection agency. in that case, the court ruled the e. b a had no authority to regulate carbon emissions at power plants because congress hadn't given a specific permission to do so. if the court applies that same reasoning to other federal agencies, it could significantly reduce the power of the federal government. so help me, god. the face of the court may be changing but its direction is now steadfastly. conservative criticism or not, john hendrick. al jazeera washington, that's all about the supreme court emissions ruling with david one as well as an author name for his work on climate change, including the b

w literature list, 100 german must reads hello from now you roby. my name is when to come while we're out from the 77 percent they show for you africa. young majority. it is always such a pleasure to have you be there this week. so will be focusing on parenthood and the unique set of challenges that young people are facing as they try and raise the next generation. here is more of what's coming up in the show. in the gambia, we meet a group of young people determined to fight my time on mortality. we find out how long parental lead is across the continent. and in kenya, we how women are breaking motherhood, stereotypes that i've held them back. i mean, we start off in the gambia, where like in many parts of the world, childbirth is deal killing women. however, a group of young public health students led by so neither boy want to put an end to this. they have found ways to protect. we men before, during and after childbirth, take a look at their story. to motta is pregnant and excited to meet her child, but she's nervous to maternal mortality in her

we fat in the foaming neighbourhood of no robi, where we meet jane. why sarah? now jane was born with albinism, a rare genetic skin disease, and she was constantly ostracized. but instead of leaving a life in the shadows, jane channeled high energy into standing up for others. have half story. january farrah has many talent. she the right to entrepreneur and an activist, but her pass was defined early. she was born into a community in rural kenya with albinism osborne to a teenage mother. and this teenage my thou and she got me from what she tells me from hardly bedroom expedient, is that when the best that is coming out, the midwife. crampton asked her haughty slat. james mother left early on, leaving jane's grandmother to raise her. but the cause of this abandonment in childhood remained growing up. jane never met anyone who looked like her and she was constantly shunned by her peers. pink call of getting teeth every day. like to a point of, i would hide in the to bush's and go home when the bell, but every time i went home, then love that my grand mother give

w. correspond and felix, marina and my roby. felix, very little information is trickling through about this. at what more can you tell us at this point? hey, nicholas saw these adapt aloud. that is on there are romeo, geez, on any 4 p as a over 200 people have already been confirmed dead and others continue being collected on the ground. the government has pointed fingers on their auto, mia liberation army, and they auto, mia, liberal or normal registered army has actually also pointed fingers or the government. now the prime minister condemned the attack, but these are comments that he made over over the weekend. that is also believed to have sparked the fight among the 2 groups. now those among us, those people who are found dead is a woman in have 15 day old kid from the observers and the numbers just continue, be energizing every day with more discovery is being done on the specific areas that this people were being killed. horrific or era describing their if you had seen a dramatic rise in victorian violence and recent ears, the un actually fear is a cut ultimately fracture of the

artists initiatives around the world like this canyon collective, which pays tribute to life in an i robi slung. it's about dignity amid the hardships. this is this though, to on to great. yeah. our strength, our hope, and our beauty. these weren't, we want to tell, not only the negative that you hear the news document is one of the world's leading art events. but this time the art market is barely playing a role. although there are a few big names like aboriginal australian painter, richard bell ma messages probably um, but that we should all be involved in more collective behavior. um, well, be kind of to each other as well because to ourselves we've all got a long way to go to make the world a kinder place. the problems are clear. document is big experiment is to see how much more we can achieve if we work together. ah, she forced now and in basketball, the golden state warriors have won the n b a championship. after beating the boston celtics and game 6 of the finals, the warriors 4th championship in 8 years was heralded by fireworks at their home stadium. the chase center in san fran