u. s. dates are rushing to banned the procedure following a supreme court ruling. let's good out against corporate in new york, jens, walmart, a big player in the stock exchange in the u. s. economy, why is it changing his policy now? yeah, and it clearly, it is a big company, as you mentioned, to employing around one and a half 1000000 people in the u. s. alone. and was that being the biggest private employer in the country? i mean, they're not covering all abortions, but still that is a big step for a company that size walmart itself actually did not officially comment why they're a changing their of their plans on what you have to see is if you look at as recent a service here in the united states, a vast majority of people actually oppose us a ban or at side or ruling on abortion assault. therefore, a wal mart is so probably a going in the direction what most of our customers, some actually would agree with the young, a patch, workable boy in laws is now merging across the u. s. in response to this supreme court ruling, how difficult does that make things for co

u. s. dates are rushing to banned the procedure following a supreme court ruling. let's go out a young quarter in new york. yes, walmart, a big player in the stock exchange in the u. s. economy. why is it changing this policy now? yeah, and it clearly is a big company, as you mentioned, to employing around one and a half 1000000 people in the us alone. and with that being the biggest private employer in the country. i mean, they're not covering all abortions, but still that is a big step for a company. and that size, walmart itself actually did not officially comment why they're changing their, their plans. what you have to see is if you look at as recent a service here in the united states, a vast majority of people actually oppose us been, are tied to ruling on abortion sold. therefore, wal mart is probably going in that direction what most of its customers, some actually would agree with the humans. a patchwork of abortion laws is now emerging across the u. s. in response to this supreme court ruling, how difficult does that make things for companies like wal mar

u. s. were access to the procedure has been banned or limited. it's the president 2nd executive order on reproductive al. since the u. s. supreme court overturn roe the wade in june revoking constitutional protections for abortion access. signing was part of the 1st meeting of the vice president's task force of reproductive health care access. and it comes a day after the conservative state of kansas voted resoundingly to preserve abortion rights. the midwest, 8 rejected changes to the states constitution in the 1st referendum on abortion rights. since the supreme court overturned constitutional protections surrounding states including ar, arkansas, missouri, oklahoma, and texas or at trigger bands and they came to effect shortly after roe, the wade was struck down, leaving kansas as safe haven for abortion rights. a band in wyoming has been temporarily blocked by a judge, but as expected to come into effect soon. and iowa, as you to bring in a 6 week band that was ruled unconstitutional in 2018. there's actually no name reports. this time, the tears among pro abortion rights advocates were of joy. kansas voters provided their 1st vi

u . s. were access to the procedure has been banned or limited. widens 2nd executive order on abortions. since the u. s. supreme court overturned the roe. v wade ruling out. i want to scramble, scramble jets to one of 27 chinese aircraft in its defense zone. shortly after u. s. house began, nancy pelosi ended her controversial visit to the island. america's 3rd most powerful politician was there for less than a day. stressing washington support the self rule territory. ma ma, cham, june reports for us. how speaker nancy pelosi, a high profile trip to taiwan. fraught with both complications and contradictions. america's 3rd most powerful politician, repeating washington's commitment to protect democracy on the self governed island . while also respecting beijing so called one china policy. today the world's face is the choice between democracy and autocracy. americans determination to preserve democracy here in taiwan and around the world. we may, iron clad, taiwanese president citing when, who gave pelosi, one of the highest civilian honors, promised to defend the island from beijing's threats. since hello, aggressio

u. s. supreme court ruling. also on our show, more capital is flowing out of countries like sri lanka and argentina to investment in the us. we'll look at how rising interest rates around the world are making dec crises more likely in emerging economies. and oil major shell cuts out what at its rhineland refinery as an ongoing drought, which is water levels on germany's most important was wait, wait, dangerous. lo will take you there. hello, welcome to the show. i'm seeking beardsley in berlin. the u. s. is largest employer has announced it will expand its abortion coverage to all medically necessary procedures while also reimbursing travel costs or the announcement by wal mart effects. it's more than 1600000 employees across the us. it's a change from its previous policy of only covering abortions in cases where the mother's health was endangered. the policy would still fall short of those of some other companies, which cover all abortions. many us states are rushing to banned the procedure following a supreme

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u. s. supreme court ended the national right to the procedure in june. the united states and the taliban have accused each other of violating agreed terms. after a c, i a drone killed the al qaeda leader. i'm in of the warri. he was targeted as he stood on his balcony in a cobble neighbourhood. us officials say elsa watery being there, broke the doha agreement on the american withdrawal from afghanistan. the killing has raised a scrutiny of at the taliban as it seeks. international recognition and 8. what is elisa? sandra peterson has been to the area in kabul, where all the worry was killed. it is evening here in kabul, and solid facts are hard to come by. when use of, as i hear his death broke in the early morning hours loca time journalists were able to go out to share poor neighbourhood. that is where the u. s. says the al qaeda leader had been living and that is where they say he was killed. sherpa is a kind of push fancy neighborhood of cobbled with many big villas. these villas used to house some embassies, but mainly they used to house and politi

u. s . state of kansas have voted to maintain the rights to abortion in the deeply conservative state. the vote was the 1st statewide referendum on abortion. since the u. s. supreme court overturned the national right to the procedure in june. the vote has been seen as a test case for abortion rights. nationwide, vigil has been held in the democratic republic of congo for the victims of last week, steadily anti un protest. 36 people died in clashes between the united nations, peacekeepers and civilians. protesters accused the mission of failing to protect them against malicious and our calling for their withdrawal demons, government, and who the rebels have agreed to extend the civil war truce for another 2 months. the car cease, fire has been in place since april. the longest period of peace in 6 years, the conflict has caused famine and the death of tens of thousands. now the united states and the taliban have accused each other of violating agreed to terms after a c, i a during strike, killed the al qaeda leader. i'm an elder warri, us officials say all the worry being there broke the doha agreement on the american withdrawal from afghanistan, the killing has raised

u. s. s. u s supreme court extra interpretation 2nd. but if that should match, no government, and government say no attempt to set you right in that respect, should stand up and defend much round world, particularly in question china, where there's not in the cri chance oversight with you. nobody is about to speak. no, you can vote on a document and economic and social is china pretends if you would like more than the size. so it is very simplistic view of human rights. so i don't believe that somebody has to be perfect in order to defense rights for rather in everybody should scrutinize themselves, but then devote themselves to protecting the rights around world. i frankly wish that us did that with, you know, rather than, for example, president biden's recent fist bump with the saudi crown prince. yeah. yeah. that, that was reported on a lot in the implications of that fis bump. what about climate change kept? what can that mean? what should it mean for the future of human rights? climate change is a big threat. obviously on it many p

u. s. s u s supreme court extra interpretation 2nd, but in fact should not preclude no government and government say, you know, attempt to was that you like in that respects should stand up and defend much round world, particularly in question china, where there's not even the pretense of respect because nobody is about to speak. yeah, nobody can vote on native economics. china pretend system right? nothing more than the size. so it is a very simplistic view of human rights. so i don't believe that somebody has to be perfect in order to defend from rights for rather in everybody should scrutinize themselves, but then devote themselves to protecting the rights around the world. i frankly wish that us did that more. thank you. you know, rather than, for example, president biden's recent fist bump with the saudi crown prince. yeah. yeah. that, that was reported on a lot in the implications of that fis bump. what about climate change kept? what can that mean? what should it mean for the future of human rights? climate change is a big threat. obviously on it, many people are going to face displacemen

u. s. 8 of kansas have voted to maintain the right to abortion in a deeply conservative state. the vote was the 1st state wide referendum on abortion, since the u. s. supreme court overturned the national right to the procedure in june. the vote has been seen as a test case for abortion rights nationwide. the death toll from a wildfire in california is north, has risen to fall, the place has destroyed more than 100 homes since erupting last friday. authority saved the mckinney fire still remains out of control. despite rains earlier this week, if one of many places burning in the west of the country, the united states and the taliban have accused each other of violating agreed terms . after a c, i journey strike hilde's and al qaeda. alida, i'm reynolds, a watery u. s. official sales award. he being there, broke the doha agreement on the american withdrawal from afghanistan. the killing has also raised scrutiny of the taliban as it seeks. international recognition and 8. he was america's most wanted the mastermind behind 911 who evaded capture for 2 decades. i'm a nozzle worries. death is a major victory for us. president joe biden was one that comes nearly a ye

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u. s. state of kansas have voted to maintain the right to abortion in the deeply conservative state. the vote was the 1st state wide referendum on abortion. since the u. s. supreme court overturned the national right to the procedure in june. the vote has been seen as a test case for abortion rights nationwide. well, the u. s. state department has warned of an increased risk of anti american violence after a cia drone strike killed the head of al qaeda in response to the death of i am an als hearing. it has urged its citizens to be wary of possible terrorist attacks around the world. he was targeted in a drone strike in the afghan capital cobble on sunday res intentions with the taliban regime. he was america's most wanted the mastermind behind 911 who invaded capture for 2 decades. i'm a nozzle worries. death is a major victory for us president joe biden with one that comes nearly a year after washington's botched withdraw from afghanistan. ok, as green note, the white house says the striking capital is proved that biden's over the horizon strategy where threats are managed without boots on the ground is a success. so there is action demonstrate that without american

u. s. supreme court overturned the roe. v wade ruling us house b can nancy pelosi is ended. how controversial visit to taiwan americas. the most powerful politician was there for less than a day. stressing washington support for the self role territory. china, which had strongly warned against the trip, has now started military maneuvers around the island. roches for i'm going to get rovers reaffirmed his country support for me and mas military government during a visit to the capital. naperville washer is a key supporter, an om supply to me in mos regime, which came to power and qu, in february last year. now rove is holding talks with the gym to, to discuss security in economic issues. while russian forces have continued to target ukraine, southern port city of nikolai of, and the eastern done yet, screech and moscow said its forces destroyed for wow, is storing rockets, artillery and ammunition, but to make a lives, may it says, rushing missiles destroyed a supermarket, and damaged a residential building, people in power is next with an investigation into corruption in th

u. s. supreme court made it legal in all states in the united states for black and white people to inter mary. so this was really on the cutting edge. and when they were filming this episode, they weren't even sure if broadcasters in the southern us were going to show it, or if they were gonna pull it from the air. so these things that we take for granted. now really at the time we're groundbreaking, and michelle nichols was, was really at the center and at the forefront of it. he's got an extraordinary actress, an extraordinary role. and yet we heard in our piece, she'll nice quit and chain. right. i think with amazing about that now is looking back. she didn't realize at the time how important she wasn't, how important she was to so many people. she was actually a stage actress on the new york in chicago stages. she was a dancer and a singer, and she saw this role on star trek is just another line on her resume, you know, maybe it would improve her stage career. and it wasn't until that meeting with dr. martin luther king junior at a fan convention by the way, he was a fan that she rea

u. s. supreme court overturned roe versus wade . republican prosecutors say they plan to appeal the decision, a ballot initiative that i would add abortion rights to the state's constitution will be decided by voters in november. new at 11, a four year old in mountain view, is reportedly banned from his school after he refused to wear a mask. chronicle reports. a dispute erupted yesterday at theurkauf elementary when the child's father confronted school officials who have not let the boy on campus since monday. the mountain view wissmann school district he's one of the few districts in the state that are requiring students to wear masks . the father says his son has sensory issues and has trouble keeping it on. he told the paper that he is now considering filing lawsuit. we have an update tonight on the suspect accused of attacking a woman this week on bart contra costa county district attorney has charged edwin mizan with attempted rape, sexual battery and assault. san is accused of attacking a woman on her way to work in richmond

u. s. supreme court overturned versus wade, allowing states to make their own abortion laws. pro abortion rights activists gathered at a watch party suburban town near kansas city, where they started back to the decision. i worked so hard for the last couple of months to really, you know, get with voters about with fake and really what it, what was the state was our constitutional rights in our freedom of coalition of voters across the political spectrum. keep together today and voted no a voted no to protect their neighbors. they voted no on teaching the constitution and really demonstrated our free theories here on campus are alive along. ah, this is alex, is here, and these are the top stories. now us how speak to nancy pelosi is in taiwan, but she's met present, saw in when off to have visit to parliament.

u. s. supreme court overturned ro versus wade lying states to make their own abortion. louis. yes, justice department is filing a lawsuit to protect abortion access the state of idaho, the suits, aims to force the conservative state to provide abortions to women facing medical emergencies. we promised that the justice department would work tirelessly protect and advanced reproductive freedom. that is what we are doing and that is what we will continue.

u. s. supreme court overturned roe versus wade lying states to make their own abortion laws. us justice department is filing a lawsuit to protect abortion access the state of idaho, the suit aims to force the conservative state to provide abortions to women facing medical emergencies. we promised that the justice department would work tirelessly protect and advanced reproductive freedom. that is what we are doing. and that is what we will continue to do. we will use every tool at our disposal to ensure that pregnant women get the emergency medical treatment to which they are entitled under federal law. and we will closely scrutinized state abortion laws to ensure that they comply with federal law. ah, it without 0 and these are the top stories us how speak and nancy pelosi is in taiwan, where she met president sy in when, after visiting parliament. she repeated washington's commitment to protect democracy on the self governed island. today the world safe is the choice between democracy an attack. the americans determination to preserve democracy. here in taiwan and around the world rema

u. s. supreme court made it legal in all us states for black people and white people to inter mary. so really ground breaking actually in when they shot it. they weren't even sure if stations in the southern us were going to show it yet. so nickels again was, was really at the forefront of something quite revolutionary because he had this amazing actor. she's playing a truly amazing part, yet she almost quit the program. right. and looking back, what's amazing about that is that she didn't realize how much she meant to so many people until she met martin luther king jr. at a stand convention. actually, he was a fan and he came up to and he said, look, i've heard you're going to quit, but you can't quit because you inspire so many people and you have to keep playing this role and inspiring people and thank goodness for that. i david, love it from the d. w culture. thanks so much for coming on the show sharing with us just before we go, we've got time for a bit more sports news in at formula one at max for stop and has one the hungarian, a grand prix that i trans started the race at t

u. s . supreme court all court overturned the rule versus weight decision. iraqi, she a politician, mocked out al, sad as reported to have told his supporters to withdraw from racks, parliament, and continued their protest outside. thousands of them stormed complex in baghdad on saturday. saturday, had called on all iraqis to join what he considers a revolution, but his opponents of called the takeover of parliament. a cool. those are the headlines that use continues here on al jazeera in about half an hour's time. that's gonna be after the listening post. good by off to a like time within the walls, in a rainy mc, a bengal tiger horizons. a suddenly whiten when she lands an unlikely road in a feature film. but how long can have better sweet freedom last? when crisis strikes the see? ah, with miss my a tiger tail on al jazeera julian assange is still in the legal fight of his life. and there are geopolitical angles of clinton in this story. blacklisting journalists, it doesn't like the zalinski government. censorship can be kremlin, s and with misinformation and propaganda swirling across

u. s . supreme court overturned roe vs wade decision. kansas is on a monthly approach or a state like most americans, most kansas or a basic right to abortion access. but with certain limitations that tend to be popular nationwide as well. we're not too different or too much more conservative. the nation overall in that picture. the u. s. justice department's finding a lawsuit to protect an abortion access and the state of idaho. it's the by the ministrations 1st litigation since the supreme court struck down legal guarantees for the procedure in june. the suit seeks to compel the conservative western state to provide abortions for women experiencing medical emergencies. we promised that the justice department would work tirelessly, protect and advanced reproductive freedom. that is what we are doing. and that is what we will continue to do. we will use every tool at our disposal to ensure that pregnant women get the emergency medical treatment to which they are entitled under federal law. and we will closely scrutinized state abortion laws to ensure that they comply with federal law. far

u. s. supreme court spoke divisions over 2 of the most contentious issues, abortion, and gun control. so is america's political fabric, a breaking point with our all the warning light flashing red? why is donald trump full of praise for putin and do the russians have a point when they refer to the iraq war and the cues, the west of hypocrisy, key questions this week on complex. i david from welcome to complex own. thank you. were told that on january 6 last year, a desperate donald trump arms flailing, saw to lead an armed mob to capitol hill in an effort to overturn an election that he just lost. what would have happened if he succeeded? what you focus on the last action of the drama as if that were the whole story. but in fact, the incident of violence on january 6th, 2021 followed sequence of events that added up to a plan. that wasn't a great plan but wasn't completely bonkers. either with donald trump hoped to do was to create enough confusion about the election to take the election away from the legal election process. as we've had for the life of the constitution and throw the

u. s. supreme court overturned roe vs wade and june, allowing states to make their own abortion. those were pro abortion rights. activists gathered in a suburban town near kansas city where they celebrated the decision. i worked so hard for the last couple of months to really, you know, with voters about with fake and really what it, what was the state was our constitutional rights in our freedom. and so, you know, a coalition of voters across the political spectrum came together today and voted no, they voted no to protect their neighbors. they voted no on teaching the constitution . and really, you know, demonstrated our free rates here in kansas are alive a mom. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. us how speak to nancy pelosi has left taiwan off for visit denounced by china. she repeated washington's commit.

u. s . supreme court overturned that all the way to decision. let's bring in j moyer, that pro choice activist. i'm president of the l g b t q plus caucus for the kansas democratic party. they're joining us now from overland park in kansas. good to have it with us and i was here. thank you very much indeed. what's your reaction to this result? well, it has been a crazy few weeks in kansas, but today was an amazing surprise. i think a lot of us are shocked. i have been involved in politics in kansas since 2018. and in the middle of the donald trump presidency, we elected our democratic governor or kelly and my area elected our democratic congress elementary, david's. but even then, i have not seen this much political activity and political interests and democratic issues across the date of kansas. so tonight was an amazing night. it is a victory for kansas, and i think it is a victory for the entire country as well. it really shows that people do care about access to abortion, reproductive health min, the state of kansas and in america, kansas is

u. s. supreme court overturned federal protections for abortions in you, a coalition of voters political. the spectrum came together today and voted no voted no to protect their neighbors. anybody know, i'm changing the constitution. i'm in really demonstrated our free theories here in kansas are alive along motor squashed to proposed amendment to the kansas state constitution that would have overturned a 2019 decision declaring access to abortion is a fundamental right if, if abortion rights are, are, are, are protected here in kansas and again, republican leading state. um, i think that that indicates that there is a big in the states to have those trigger was probably are out of stuck with what they're like. what was the kansas decision will have a regional impact. the nearby state of texas, oklahoma and missouri now have bands on abortion, which means women will have to travel elsewhere to get one. it is unclear what the next move will be for a board opponents in kansas. we have to reign in the supreme courts imposing their opinion and making up a constitutional right to abortion in

u. s. supreme court history. [applause] >> we are kicking off the evening celebration of the justices jurisprudence with a very special award presentation by our centers namesake, former ambassador and white house counsel see boyd in gray. in an honor of justice thomas's two years, and his role is a leading tourist in the 20th and 21st century, this year the gray center is a warning for the first time what will become an annual award named after the justice to honor his ongoing legacy. the justice clarence thomas first principal award will be given out each year in october to an individual who has shown exemplary application to the rule of law, humility, and strength of character. the award is inscribed with a quote from justice thomas and in 2001 speech, titled be not afraid, which embodies the justices approach to life and the law. a warning to never surrender to the understandably attractive impulse towards creative but unwarranted alteration of first principles. justice thomas's story, rising from childhood i

u. s. supreme court ruling overturning roe versus wade.resident is due to sign that order later today, we'll abortion rights groups are claiming a big victory in kansas voters there rejected a proposed amendment to the state constitution that would have added language saying it does not grant the right to abortion. 59% of the vote was no. this was the first public boat since the u. s. supreme court overturned roe versus wade back in june if this measure had passed the kansas republican controlled legislature would have drafted a bill restricting or banning abortions. president biden talked about the vote in kansas, saying quote tonight. kansans use their voices to protect women's rights to choose and access to reproductive health care. it's an important victory for kansas, but also for every american who believes that women should be able to make their own health decisions without government interference. the idaho supreme court will hear two challenges to a state law that bans most abortions, starting august 25th abortions and idaho will

u. s. supreme court. neil, i have to go to you first on this alex jones situation. $4 million. the lawyer for the parents called this a good start. is he right to expect a lot more in the punishment phase? what could it look like? >> absolutely. in our system there are two different types of damages. there is compensatory damages, maybe not making up for the horrible treatment, the life that these parents have endured for nine and a half years, and that is with the jury paid $4 million for today. but separately there is the punitive damages. punitive damages can be very large. they can be even as much as a billionaire, two billion dollars. here, i think, it is reasonable to think the four million dollar compensatory verdict, the jury is going to come back with a big number against alex jones. i think one reason for that is that the degree of wrongdoing by alex jones here is extraordinary. punitive damages exist to try to say to everyone, you can't behave that way. we now know that alex jones lied about what was in his text messages and the like. that evidence was turned over by

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supreme court is expected to take up the case this fault. california ag. rob bonta is among the coalition of attorneys general urging the u. s. supreme court to reject that challenge. in a statement, he said in part , don't let anyone fool you. we can't let up for an instant public accommodation laws are a critical part of our efforts to protect against discrimination, and they are under attack. in california. we're fighting back , no matter who you are or who you love. we're going to continue to stand up for the fundamental rights of all of our residents. california is banning state funded travel to another state attorney general bonta announced today that california will restrict state funded travel to georgia because of the state's new law that allows high school athletics associations to prohibit transgender girls from competing in girls' sports. monta says the law targets the rights of children and infringes on personal freedoms. california has a lot that requires adding states to the ban if they enact laws that discriminate against the lgbt q community. georgia is the 23rd state to fall under that ban takes effect immedi

u. s supreme court overturned roe v .tomorrow, vice president harris will be in oakland, she'll attend an event that focuses on ways to support students and abortion rights activist says a san francisco paramedic went too far when he injected her with a sedative during a protest at chase center. now she's suing the city. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has more on that incident. cell phone video shows abortion rights protester kareem mcknight being dragged out of chase center during a warrior celtics playoff game back in june, she says the san francisco police sergeant threatened to have her sedated and that that's exactly what happened. the emergency paramedic came with a needle and injected me into my shoulder ignite, says she was stunned. she took this video of herself with medics, people drugs, and you don't even know if they're gonna be allergic. and if they have an allergic reaction well, bad news. there was no concern about what would happen to me. afterwards, he injected a needle into my skin. to sedate me. they did

supreme court is expected to take up the case this fall. california aggie. rob bonta is among the coalition of attorneys general suing the u. s supreme court, urging rather that they reject the challenge. in a statement, he said in part, don't let anyone fool you. we can't let up for an instant public accommodation laws are a critical part of our efforts to protect against discrimination, and they are under attack in california. we're fighting back, no matter who you are or who you love. we're going to continue to stand up for the fundamental rights of all our residents. california is banning state funded travel to another, state attorney general. banta announced today that california will restrict state funded travel to georgia. that's because of the state's new law, which allows high school athletic associations to block transgender girls from competing in girls' sports. bonta says the law targets the rights of children and infringes on personal freedoms. california has a law that requires adding states to the ban if they enact laws that discriminate against l g b t q community. georgia is the 23rd state to fall under that

u. s. supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade.company says it will add a new feature to protect users seeking abortions. um, being misled about anti abortion pregnancy centers listed on its platform. yelp also said it will place a consumer notice on the listings informing users that the centers provide limited medical services and may not have licensed medical professionals on site. president biden has reportedly decided to cancel a big chunk of student loan debt president expected to announce tomorrow that the government will forgive up to $10,000 in federal student loans. he will also extend the ongoing pause on payments to january. forgiveness will be limited to only those earning less than $125,000 a year. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30 omicron booster shots could become available in a little sooner, a little sooner than expected. national health leaders are now gearing up for another mass booster campaign ahead. it's been nearly six months since the start of russia's war in ukraine in both countries are preparing for the conf

u. s. supreme court overturned federal protections for abortions in you a college in a voters political the spectrum came together say, in voted. no. they voted no to predict their neighbors. they voted no and changing the constitution. i'm in really demonstrated are free series here in kansas are alive along motor, squashed your proposed amendment to the kansas state constitution that would have overturned a 2019 decision declaring access to abortion is a fundamental right if abortion rights are, are, are, are protected here in kansas and again, republican leading state on i think that that indicates that there is a big did the states have those trigger was probably are out of stuck with what their electric wants. the kansas decision will have a regional impact. the nearby state of texas, oklahoma and missouri now have bands on abortion, which means women will have to travel elsewhere to get one. it is and or what the next move will be for abortion opponents in kansas. we have to rein in the supreme court's imposing their opinion and making up a constitutional right to abortion in our

u. s. supreme court overturned roe versus wade, javier becerra back in his hometown of sacramento, in his latest as president , biden's health and human services secretary. we're not going to stand for excluding people from the rights that they know they had. and should have held a roundtable discussion at the california planned parenthood headquarters on the future of abortion in the state. california moves to become a reproductive healthcare destination secretary bezerra vowing the administration is prepared to find ways to help including protecting patient privacy and potentially travel to the degree that we can help ensure that a woman who has to leave her state it doesn't give her rights to health care has to go to a state like california. we're going to see how we can also plug in and be supportive of those efforts exactly what we'll find out, but we're going to work with our partners to see what we can do. we're definitely feeling the impact parenthood ceo jodi hicks says the organization continues its expansion in california already seeing an influx of patients since the supreme court's

u. s. supreme court overturn roe vs wade and june, allowing states to make their own abortion laws. leave us justice department is filing a lawsuit to protect abortion access in the state of idaho. it's the bypass administrations 1st meet major legal action on the issue. since roe vs wade was overturned, the suit aims to force the conservative state to provide abortions to women facing medical emergencies. we promised that the justice department would work tirelessly protect and advanced reproductive freedom. that is what we are doing. and that is what we will continue to do. we will use every tool at our disposal to ensure that pregnant women get the emergency medical treatment to which they are entitled under federal law. and we will closely scrutinized state abortion laws to ensure that they comply with federal law. fire crews battling the largest wild far in california. this year have found 2 bodies in a burned out car. forensic investigators sifted through the debris and collected the remains fried. and if occasion, the mckinney fire near the states border with oregon began on

u. s. supreme court has said to hear the case in october.the binding administration is siding with the pork companies who say that prop 12 interferes with interstate commerce by raising costs of pork production and leading to higher prices for consumers. lawmakers have less than three weeks to meet some last minute requests on climate change by governor gavin newsom requests include putting california's 2045 carbon neutral goal into state law, setting new targets for greenhouse gas emissions, as well as setting a new rule that keeps oil wells farther away from schools, parks and homes. the governor is also asking lawmakers to extend the life of the diablo canyon nuclear power plant by 5 to 10 more years. lawmakers say it is a lot of work to get done and just a matter of weeks, and both republicans and democrats say they want to keep energy customers in mind. part of the package, maybe to do exactly what the governor is asking in some form and put it through the legislative process. but make sure that we address people's electricity rates and

u. s. supreme court overturned roe v. wade tomorrow , vice president harris will be in oakland, she'll attend an event that focuses on ways to support students. and governor gavin newsom will be in the east bay today to announce what his office calls a quote water supply strategy for california, the governor calling on californians to reduce water use amid the ongoing drought. he's not issued any statewide restrictions. instead it's up to the water districts to encourage their customers to save, the governor's office says the new strategy announced today in contra costa county. will help the state adapt to a hotter and drier future driven by kind of climate change, and we know we have a hotter, warmer day today . here in the bay area, if you haven't felt it already, you know, today's not the day that you're gonna need a sweater. hmm. it's not going to be that hot. i mean, it's just a little bit warmer. just a little bit there. there's lots of gray. they're over. there is still that the father tends to favor about san fran

u. s. supreme court's recent ruling that overturned ravi wade. congresswoman liz cheney, one of the most outspoken critics of former president trump lost the republican primary in wyoming to a trump backed candidate. medlin ribeira is in washington d. c. with more election results. mm hmm. congresswoman liz cheney's chapter on capitol hill is coming to a close after a landslide loss in wyoming's republican primary. harriet hageman, who was backed by former president trump crushed cheney by nearly 40 points, but the three term congresswoman says her work is just beginning , vowing to keep trump from returning to the oval office. i think it's certainly the most important thing. challenge that our nation has faced in recent history and maybe since the civil war, and it's one that we must win. cheney was sidelined by her party after she emerged as one of the gop s fiercest critics against the former president, blaming him for the january 6th insurrection the vice chair of the house select committee investigating the riot , cheney called her position

u. s. supreme court's recent ruling that overturned roe v. wade.r the man is set for the man accused of beating of 49ers fans so badly he ended up in a coma. brian's aventis is expected to plead not guilty to one count of battery with serious badly injury. police say there was a confrontation between him and daniel luna outside so far stadium in january, where the nfc championship game was held. lennon was knocked to the ground ended up in a coma. luna who owns mistura restaurant in oakland, suffered brain trauma but is now out of the hospital and is rehabbing. fuentes claims the incident was self defense. wildfire success story cal fire's crediting brush clearing and fuel reduction efforts for keeping the oak fire from getting any bigger than it did, and fire broke out earlier this week in the sierra near colfax. firefighters see the area had been treated several times over the last few years, with cruz removing trees and brush that made it harder for the fire to burn and easier for planes to hit it. with fire retardant. most likely that fire woul