in the 1950s and 60s the two decades before row. deaths from a legal abortions in this country ran between 200,000 and 1.2 million. that's according to the good mocker institute. so a lot of women in that period so the question comes and you have said today not today, but in it's been reported that you have said that ro is now settled law. first question i have of you is what do you mean by settled law? i tried to ask earlier. do you believe it is correct law have your views on whether row is settled precedent? or could be overturned. and it has your views changed since you were in the bush white house? senator i said that it's settled as a precedent of the supreme court entitled to respect under principles of story decisis and one of the important things to keep in mind about roe v wade. is that it has been reaffirmed many times over the past 45 years as you know. and most prominently most importantly reaffirmed in planned parenthood versus casey in 1992. and as you well recall center, i know when that case came up the supreme cour

i am still can't quite believe this is the first monday after row and yeah, we couldn't have a timely or discussion. obviously i am we're gonna talk a little bit about dobbs obviously up top, but i i have to share so the title of this book is tearing us apart how abortion harms everything and solves nothing and a couple of months ago. i was on the streets of manhattan outside planned parenthood at a witness for life that has been going on for 15 years outside planned parenthood. people praying the rosary across the street from planned parenthood and the new york city for abortion rights people have gotten to know me. they protest our prayer and so one morning they come up to me and say oh catherine jean lopez. thank you for joining us. it was so good of you to join us. what are you going to blame on abortion in the national review today? and i thought oh my goodness. they're reading us. because there's a whole lot that traces back to abortion as the two of you go through and in the book, so there is hope that we can convert hearts and minds even even who are most hostile. so ryan can

the all-russian finals of the spartakiad of students in rowing took place on the rowing canal don, thishe most popular in the dagh region. 2,000 people from more than 20 regions of the country came to compete in water speed. whether the hostess of the tournament, the rostov region, the number of winners will be told by our correspondents. the principle of the eye is afraid, but the hands do and the will to win. here are the main motivators of athletes in rowing, thanks to this attitude, they don’t scare, neither strong rivals, nor distances of 1.500 m, the hardest thing is to survive the middle of the distance, because everything gets sour, clogged and it’s very hard to breathe and move, but then it’s much easier at the finish line at the start of light excitement, and at the race the first 500 750, it seems easy. we felt the union for a couple of days the rowing canal don became a place of water battle for athletes from 23 regions of our country . this is the main start of the season for our athletes of this age category, for which they have been preparing throughout the entire cycle,

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he very ably and thoroughly differentiates cases from row. i have seen a lot of people make that argument that if dobbs overrules row that another case will certainly overturn. i just something that's accurate. >> come to center microphone coming your way sir. thanks hi i'm james i'm an intern on the hill from indiana. my question for you today senator lee, as executive branch structure of the supreme court in order tohe remove one of the last checks and balances for their cause site legislative bureaucracy? or is there possibly another motivation targeting the supreme court? >> the first half of your question to answer the first half of your question is yes. the whole point is making the case they are talking about expanding the court not based on an assessment. not an issue that's insufficient to do the work substantive outcome and cases which makes it wildly i inappropriate. institutional amount that lock him in tickers not an nickelback fan. someone accused in a few years ago and ever since i felt the need to defend him on that point. >>

row is actually overt.t is so momentous it feels anti- climatic becauseus the fit abortion is not over today because row is gone. but certainly the gratitude for people who will never know. that's why we are here all this people are important great all the work is magenta grass roots grass roots level we will not hear about. quick set point you make is so essential. abortions have not ended and america. there is some states were trigger laws are now in place and whatnot. but also the reality is there are pills by mail, abortions are still happening and american states like s mike new york were going to have mores abortions. our government wants us to be in abortion depth dusted issue what a wonderful golfer state. one of the things that gives me hope is that polling come as you go into makes clear consistently people don't know it's all threk trimesters ofte abortion. people who describe themselves as a pro choice they want to note women in tough situations have options are now waking up in the morning wear

it's important that everybody have access to rowing . rowing is historically imagine this sport.le of different ways this regard as one and organizers say this year's regatta, a huge success there already considering holding it again next year in oakland, zach sauce ktvu fox two news new at 10. a shootout in fairfield leaves one person with wounds to the hand, groin and abdomen and happened around eight last night along catena so drive in a parking lot of a business. investigators say surveillance video from the location shows two people talking before both people started shooting, police say. both eventually left the scene. but shortly after that someone showed up to hospital on their own with gunshot wounds. and investigators believe that person was likely involved in the shootout. if you know anything that can help investigators with this case, they ask you contact the fairfield police department. a woman from santa rosa was killed and her husband and two children were critically injured in a car crash in mexico, relatives say 50 year old lorena gutierrez was traveling with he

mike rowe breaks down the blue collar and white collar debate.he king of rock 'n roll changed the brian: i'm sure you have heard, democrats want you to go green with solar panels or wind mills. but they keep forgetting americans can't aford these cars and i don't have a wind mill. they are ramping up fuel free cars for the masses but they can't afford them. global supply chain issues are slowing down solar panel imports. even with the new climate bill it will take years to move production to the united states if we do it at all. why this biden administration continues to vilify oil and gas industries, mike rowe can explain all of this. he has in the past. from his old shows, dirty jobs. the show he their rates on fox business called how america works, and countless other things to make ends meet. welcome. the news goes right into our expertise. we are pushing for a transition from possible i will fuels. but by all indications we are not ready. >> in one of those gigs you just mentioned i have had a chance to work with some big energy companies an

it's been a question down here on the first row. we'll take that one before moving back to the other side of the room. thank you. comments. i was wondering if you could speak more to president biden's motivation for the supreme court commission. and also whether you think it accomplishes it accomplished his goals. yeah, so it's always tough to know what another person subjectively intended by doing a particular thing. and so i have to be careful there not to claim to have a attributes of clairvoyance that i definitely lack what i do know is what effect it had. if if one did to pack the court. one would need to move what i refer to in saving nine is the overton window, you know move the the parameters around what's considered appropriate legitimate political discourse and what's considered an appropriate proposal and what isn't so if you wanted to normalize it you might put together a big commission full of lots of blue ribbon law professors and very distinguished retired judges. you put that together and say, oh, let's get the the b

rowing, athletics, club system is a reform of sports.ait there, er, for the ministry of sports to somehow give money there, but sponsors, and these are achievements, i er, the prestige of the country lyudmila luzan no forgets that they won twice the world champion at the beginning in canada at the beginning of this month the world championship was held in canada and she triumphed in the single canoe and in the 500 m and also won the 1000 m distance. that is, she is now the clear top in world rowing and canoeing, well, let's move to munich to the track and field sectors there , er, maryna beh romanchuk jumps her profile long jump discipline, fourth place there in the online attempt, and the british woman jumped over, goes to the triple jump, which she has been doing for several months and just shows the results. what, well, in 15 meters you see who the war who victory at the european championship yes 15:02 the result is she is 27 years old and she is 26 years old. it was a year ago when ukrainian sportswomen took over 15 m in the triple j

that is, she is now the clear top in world rowing and canoeing. to munich to the track and field sectors there. maryna beh romanchuk jumps her profile discipline, the long jump, fourth place there is an online attempt and the british woman jumped over. she is going to the triple jump, which she has been doing for several months and is just showing the results. which well, in 15 m, you can see who the war is, who the victory at the european championship, so 15:02 the result is that she is 27 years old and 26 years old. she was uh-years old when ukrainian athletes took more than 15 m in the triple jump. it was inesa kravets, and now, well, that is, she definitely did not see that uh, she does not remember at least that jump of inesa kravets. and now she takes 1502 of the best results in europe this season well, for ukraine again, it's 26 years, we couldn't jump in 15 years. well, this man was mykhailo romanchuk, he also won a gold medal at the european swimming championships in this multi-spectrum event. with a record of ukraine and moreover, for th

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it's not just row. it's also it's also their ongoing progressive commitment to the erosion of both federalism and separation of powers. and by the way those deviated from in lockstep they both occurred together. that's why i pinpoint the deviation from federalism and the deviation from separation of powers. i trace it all back to april 12 1937 because you can't deviate from one without deviating from the other and if you took steps to restore either one you would incrementally restore the other. so yeah, i think that's that's part of their game here. great question and senator as i told you the questions would be fantastic. don't you agree? absolutely, so that was the last question from the audience last question for you i have and it's it's to cue some closing comments for you as we wrap up here and thank you, of course for being here and it is swerving from the political and to some extent even the academic. down to the practical i know that people in this audience. we have a lot of interns here from

>> as i said, casey reaffirmed the holding in row. that is the supreme courts settled interpretation of what the core holding is, it's reform and severe. >> all right. >> so, let me ask you in a difficult area of the law, a question. the supreme court has decided on more than seven occasions that the law cannot put a woman's health at risk. it said it in row in 73, in dan fourth and 76, in planned parenthood in 83, in thornburg an 86, in casey in 92, in carhart in 2000, and in coyote in 2006. with both justices roberts and alito on the court, however, this rule seems to have changed. because in 2007, and carhart to, the court essentially removed this basic constitutional right from women. now, here's my question. when there are multiple precedents and the question arises, are all the previous decisions discarded or should the court re-examine all the cases on point? >> it's somewhat difficult to answer that question because before the court in any one case is particular factual situation. so, how the courts precedent apply to that uni

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i worked on that, four ps in a row. [laughter] what are the chances, yeah, there's going to be a slowdown, maybe headed for recession, how bad is it going to be? >> well, look, it's natural to have consolidation in the market after you've had a huge move off the june lows. people are buying insurance after the house is on fire as they usually do, so points to we're probably going to consolidate for maybe a little time longer, but i think the path of least resistance as we look out a few months is going to be higher. this has served up a temporary opportunity to look at buying high quality businesses at a discount on this pullback, on these fed fears. and the recession we've had the two with quarters of megagdp growth. -- negative gdp growth. recession fears today are the highest since april of 2020 and march of 2009. those were lows, those were periods when you wanted to be a buyer with not a seller, and that's where sentiment is right now. and everyone continues to look in the rearview mirror versus looking forward. an

. >> peggy rowe is america's grandmother i'm willing to share her. >> peggy rowe to me is the woman who still calls after she sees me on television, to tell me in her own words how awesome or disappointed she might be, she is sweet, honest and sometimes more honest than sweet. she is my mom. >> i am an 84-year-old woman, i had a passion all my adult life, that passion has been for writing. >> i grew up in an ideal home. i was a tom boy. i galloped around the yard pretending i was a horse, jumping over hedges and gutters, first thing i can remember writing other than school assignments, after i began teaching third grade, i discovered something early on that whenever i wanted to introduce a new unit or a concept or vocabulary the way to do it was through poetry, it was hard to find the perfect poem, i ended up writing it when i had success it was like winning the lottery, it was wonderful. i came upon a group of girls jumping rope and they recited one of my poems from memory as they jumped rome, the rhyme of turtles or pokey wherever they go, they carry their houses that's why they so sl

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us rowing masters national championship.articipate as long as the law in florida known as the don't say gay law remains in effect. ktvu zack. sauce he's live where they're setting up for the race to get underway and just a matter of minutes, i guess. good morning, zach. good morning. yeah just a matter of minutes. they are setting up right behind me. these racers planning to take to the oakland estuary, some of them former olympians again, though they are calling this race boats without barriers or response to as you mentioned florida's don't say gay law that new florida lot banning lessons on sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through the third grade. organizers here of today's race say the law is at odds with the east bay rowing clubs. mission of inclusivity. and so the club says it wants no part in this month. us rolling masters national championships today's race hosts some 300 participants from across the country. i spoke with one of them earlier. our club is really and um, very committed to diversit

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cannery row is a celebration of non conformity. steinbeck's treatment of an enduring collection of characters, living on the edges of monterrey society, might even be considered the first novel of the american counterculture. in the work, he refers to back in the boys dissolve to find social outcast, as the virtues, the beatitude,'s the beauties. they're not confirming t is matched in the novels form, which is here a list, plotless, and their lean on theological. marked by the infinity of possibility, but unrelated, irrelevant details sometimes running in one direction, and leading to unfortunate consequences that are so unintended asked to throw into question any sense of causality, order, or even purpose. yet steinbeck draws the reader into the world of cannery row and the full participant and establishes a morality and human decency amidst the chaos. >> like the central valley and the grapes of wrath, the monterrey of cannery row is an incomplete portrait of a diverse racial landscape. connie jiang, rightly cautious that steinbe

we are very grateful to them, grateful for everything you do for our ukraine . and rowing on kayaks and canoes, beach volleyball, skeleton climbing and table tennis, ukrainians won three medals in paralympic academic rowing , bronze in women's singles was won by anna sheremet this is the third award at the european championships in a row, she took silver in 2020 and bronze at last year's euro, silver was won by roman polyansky after the third time in the qualification, he improved his result in the final, becoming second in the singles class, on the fourth day of the competition, ukraine's first gold at the multi-sport euro was won by mixed doubles the duo consisting of svitlana boguslavska and yaroslav kuyudy was mentally difficult, but we rallied. it is thanks to the defenders of the armed forces of ukraine that we have the opportunity to perform in this international arena in olympic academic rowing . the women's double four team consisting of kateryna dudchenko, nataliya longodko, darina verkhoglyad and yevgenia dolgotko won the bronze award from the two crew members of kateryna dud

this is one of the major concern for the rowing of families. they want education for their children. there is no formal education school, there's only inform at school, run by the unicef and other agencies. all the home based schools are shut down by the government. this is one of their main concern right now. nearly 1200000 host come in a deer on the refugee camps. now they're also frustrated. bunger, there's government, it's also finding, it's difficult to manage the camp 5 years on that is no tangible movement. there's been a lot of visit by diplomats un representative, but nothing concrete or tangible happened so far. there has been 2 failed repetition process. many bilateral talks between me and marin bangladesh, the banker, the government, blames man mar for rigging on his promises, not making any effort to take back the rowing as to their homeland in raw kind. despite all the diplomatic effort bundles was gum and fear of the world community has not putting enough pressure on me and my to take back their refugees to their homeland. well,

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ceos make business decisions have ranked texas the number one state for business for 18 years in a rowtexas has received -- has been number one in america for economic development every year i have been governor, and that has led to a new texas standard. in may of this year texas became home to more fortune 500 company headquarters and any other state in the you -- united states of america. [applause] but i want to make a point to everybody in this room today. what i have been talking about you may be thinking our -- our big businesses. maybe even more important are our small businesses. 90% of all businesses in texas are small businesses so i am happy to tell you texas ranked number one in america as the best state to start a small business. all this adds up to something meaningful and that is the most important thing we can do is provide jobs to the people of this state. as we gather in dallas today, more texans have a job than ever before in our history and i was last reelected as governor, no eight has added more jobs than a great state of texas. let me give you a quick story becau

cork got row right for nearly 50 years in congress, in my view, should codify row once and for all. right now, we are sure a handful of votes and it passed the house but in the senate we are sure. was going to happen is the american people make it happen in november. remember that line of the court case in the dobbs case saying that women can speak, well, they have noise dia. you are going to hear women roar on this issue and it will be consequential. so i'm optimistic we will get to a place where we are already making voices heard. pat ryan in new york the king up that district. i think the american people realize this is just beyond fail. it goes too far. in the meantime, i signed to executive order to protect access to health care, including emergency medical care. and to protect a woman's right to travel to get health care if she needs. i think when that's going to turn out to be as consequential as any that we've done, is to protect the right to privacy so that they can access that information. we also just had a big district court when in idaho, so i'm here today to hear what

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they have now lost five in a row.the yankees in 15 years. >> gone! >> and sue bird being introduced in her final home game for the seattle storm yesterday. a record crowd of more than 18,000 were on hand to pay tribute to the four-time champ who spent all 19 seasons in seattle. you can see the girl there in the front row try to give bird a flower mid-game. bird said, hey, hold on to that for me for the time being, christine, but sue bird definitely a legend but what a career. >> absolutely all right. >> thanks, andy. nice to see you this monday morning. >> a very good week for president biden. a week of winning. democrats are hoping that winning will carry them through the mid-terms. the foreign minister speaking to cnn and more and the anne heche car crash. there was justst kinds stubborn area on my stomach. but coolsculpting worked for me! coolsculpting targets, freezes and eliminates treated fat for good. no needles, no incisions. discuss coolsculpting with your provider. some common side effects include temporary

first, stocks rising for a second trading day in a row.asdaq outperforming with tesla, apple, microsoft and nvidia leading the gains. kristine aquino joins us for more. >> we started the week with bad news out of china, coming in the form of a surprise rate cut. after some big misses in july, but you really would not know that just looking at the price action in the u.s. equity market today. it is green across the board, the s&p 500 0.4% higher on the day. that is coming off a string of four weeks of gains already propelling the index up 18% from year to date lows we saw in june. and of course, nasdaq one hundred also following in the s&p 500 footsteps, up even higher, 0.7% on the day. and of course one of the big corporate stories of the day is disney. i know you will be digging into that later. it is making headlines today because of dan loeb and his company taking a stake in the company. he was very much not shy about suggesting some of the changes he would like to see to disney ceo, bob chapek, and some of them include a potential spin

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it's the fourth week in a row of gains. we're down still for the year only 10.25%.as a lot more than that because we were in a bear market so what are we in now >> we're in a bifurcated market. the numbers you just quoted were for the s&p 500, which is dominated by growth stocks value stocks aren't down that much i think my funding is down 3% for the year huge bifurcation, different kinds of popular stocks. there's a lot of opportunity in value, which is holding up very well still great valuations in that part of the market still very expensive in the technology growth space. >> what's your favorite name right now? >> if i had to pick one and it's always hard to make me pick among my children, i am going to say, madison square garden entertainment. >> you say that every time. >> well, i'm consistent. i'm a long-term investor they are going to open up the sphere in las vegas. they just signed u2 is the anchor tenant. it will be a spectacular place to watch a concert and people will go by the boatload. >> charlie, thank you very much. always consistent. we appreciate

equity futures three days in a row of declines, at least for the dow and st stooupd. down then in the green only briefly and now dow futures down by 32 we made so much progress in the month of july and the early part of this month. at this point the nasdaq is off by

about it after the game and equalized the score in the match. again, we will return the second one in a row, we will play in the majority, so it was and fenerbahce is still in the confrontation with the storm. well , viktor tsygankov put the bold point in this match. by the way, he gave a cool such hidden pass to the sheepdog and he scored the second goal e- is let's turn it around, which brought a 2:1 overall victory in this match and 3:1 in the sum of the two matches. well, i want to see if the statistics of the game that became, let's say, the key to the success of such a dynamo, after all , possession of the ball was again a change , they prevailed twice there recently, almost 70% possession of the ball and 30% of the time and there was an assault somewhere. well, in terms of the rest, there was a draw in terms of shots, and here. this control of the ball is definitely what was needed for this victory, so the concentration of dynamo kyiv was on control. because again, after all even the score is 0:1, well, for dynamo 1:0, for the assault, he arranged both the assault and dynamo because

louis clinic, 52-year old gerord rowe has a routine appointment with doctor can cunningham.akes the usual checks. >> give me a deep breath. >> and asks about another issue she's monitoring. >> you said you're still using a little bit. are you using safe? we had talked about that before. we had talked about snorting, not doing anything iv. >> cunningham, a family practice physician, treats drug addiction in her patients just like any other medical condition like high blood pressure or diabetes. . if they're not ready to stop using drugs, she wants them to use them safely. >> i'm concerned, the last time you had that overdose. i don't want you to overdose again. my treatment plans incorporate safe use tips, safe consumption tips, a 1-800 number to never use alone. reviewing how to use narcan. so i want people to leave feeling empowered and equipped with the information because recurrence of use is going to happen. it is a chronic disease. so if we know that is going to happen, why don't we give the individual -- share that knowledge that i have so that i can see you next week