u. s. supreme court move to overturn federal guaranteed abortion rights last year. they must go again. we will continue to do, i'll be, let's remember what happened in the united states. after for 2 years, the supreme court reversed seats abortion division, and we are not going to stop on the mexico guarantees the rights to life from the moment of conception. the moment, the concept. yeah. the, for the ruling abortion was only permitted in 12 of mexico's $32.00 states. now, the remaining 20 states that still criminalize abortion will have to abide by the ports ruling activists say they'll continue their lobbying to ensure all penalties are lifted at the state level. as well are all right, let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. a biography or feed on loss claims. he ordered his stalling satellites network to be turned off near the premiere in coal, scottsdale, it says this prevented. are you creating a neighborhood on attack on the russian feet in the area? the altos, as most decision, was driven by feel russian nuclear dias. now, reco drain, and hong

u. s. supreme court move to overturn federally guaranteed abortion rights last year. they must go again. we will continue to now be, let's remember what happened in the united states. after for 2 years, the supreme court reversed seats abortion division, and we are not going to stop on the mexico guarantees the rights to life from the moment of conception movement. the concepts you the for the ruling abortion was only permitted in 12 of mexico's 32 states. now the remaining 20 states that still criminalize abortion will have to abide by the ports ruling activists say they'll continue their lobbying to ensure all penalties are lifted at the state level as well. let's take a look now, some of the stories making headlines around the world. a fact all drain and hong kong has cost of you all flooding. atara seems like that is no trust you operations and have all presidents to stay in doors onto the weather. conditions, improve the cities, whether your agency has reported the highest. all these are in the fall since it's direct was began in 18. 84 good ones that are present

u. s. supreme court move to overturn federal guaranteed abortion rights last year. they must have again, that we will continue to do. i'll be, let's remember what happened in the united states. after for 2 years, the supreme court reversed seats abortion division, and we are not going to stop on to mexico guarantees the rights to life from the moment of conception. movement of the concepts you look for the ruling abortion was only permitted in 12 of mexico's 32 states. now the remaining 20 states that still criminalize abortion will have to abide by the court's ruling activists say they'll continue their lobbying to ensure all penalties are lifted at the state level as well. it's well known to those anti government protests in syria that are not going away demonstrations in syria of southern province and sweden are now in their 4th week. the peaceful protests are a show of civil disobedience in a province that's largely populated by people from the drew's religious minority of the purchase of a reaction to economic measures enacted by president bush or all assad. bu

u. s. supreme court move to overturn federally guaranteed abortion rights last year. so you didn't look at it again, but we, we continue to do. i'll be, let's remember what happened in the united states. after for 2 years, the supreme court reversed seats abortion division. and we are not going to stop on to mexico, guarantees the rights to life from the moment of conception. the moment, the concept. yeah. the, for the ruling abortion was only permitted in 12 of mexico's $32.00 states. now the remaining 20 states that still criminalize abortion will have to abide by the court's ruling activists say they'll continue their lobbying to ensure all penalties are lifted at the state level as well. that's take a look at what some of the other story is making use around the world. i didn't use in presidents as cold on world leaders to diffuse tensions as he wraps up a summit of south east asian countries under allies in jakarta. the meeting comes and made great geopolitical tension over russia's war on ukraine. i'm showing as assertiveness in the south china sea, in mark the

u. s. supreme court is supposed to be the warranty for, from them until the rights in trunks. and i think that with this decision, the only thing that the can say to the or the court, the french, the court has validated is the crackers on muslim students. and the harassment that they will be subjected to on the grounds. little again, the secretary has been weaponized. it's supposed to and it's supposed to ensure that every citizen has the right to been to believe and also to express its belief . but at some point, the low, the circulation lower than the 19 o 5 low has been again and again use miss used to, to, to control and listening women's body and to, to, to control what can be expressed of the most concrete, the freedom of, of the living is a fundamental right that can be express outside. an insight in private and private settings is also in, in the public settings. i think that what is here at the core is the, again, the web. and i think of the slow and we have seen over the last 20 years, i'm sure that you can hear it from a muslim woman wearing dirty job and trust what

u. s. supreme court has overturned a ruling previous one by free speech advocates devices inspiration has now been given the green light to push social media giants to remove, so called a false or misleading content. button in a here has pause since a notice that was initially filed not accused washington of pressuring tech companies behind the scenes, under the guise of combating misinformation. some of vitamins touched base with an agent and not legal action, including his chief magic put advice. i can stay ahead of the country's coven 19 narrative fox. then a federal district judge actually compared the cracks down to georgia was 1984 during the cove of 19 pandemic. a period perhaps best characterized by wide spread out and in search and see the united states government seems to have assumed the role similar to an orwellian ministry of truth. the quote, how does uh, to the divide administration at co aust, pop films through intimidating message and threats. but now that the injunction has been lifted, the white house is effectively free to return to its previous ways. we spoke with leg

u. s. supreme. court. the largest share of daca recipients around 28% live right here in california. we spoke to bill hitting a professor at the university of san francisco and an expert on immigration policy. the message it sends is that dr recipients are facing trouble when it comes to employment authorization because there's two benefits to dhaka. one is the promise that they won't be deported and the other is employment permission. since its inception in 2012, immigration officials say daca has allowed 800,000 young people to remain with their families in the u. s. housing construction in san francisco is expected to speed up under a new law now in effect in the city mayor london breed signed the city's housing , stimulus and the reform plan into law. the signing ceremony took place at third and harrison in a parking lot. which is slated for more than 500 units of new housing. mayor breed says the new law and locks and locks the housing pipeline and accelerates the planning, approval and construction of existing and new housing projects. san francisco has over 50,000 units that h

u. s. supreme court very quickly. in colorado, it's going to go up the chain. en the intermediate appellate court, or maybe straight to the colorado supreme court. but when the colorado supreme court or minnesota supreme court, or any other court disqualifies trump, if any of them do, trump is bound to challenge that in the u.s. supreme court. if none of the states highest courts disqualify him, that's going to be much more of a difficult problem, because ordinary citizens who are bringing these cases don't have standing in the federal courts. so, that might be a difficult item, but we will have to see how it all pans out. >> so let me ask you the second part of what i wanted to ask you, which is, correct me if i'm wrong here, there are two parts to this decision. one is, was january 6th an active insurrection? and to, was donald trump involved in it, right? and i think, is this what the courts are going to have to decide? and this is what the secretaries of states don't want to decide? they don't want to decide if january 6th meets the legal definition of an in

u. s. the supreme court has a ton, a routing previously won by freestate johnson codes. the binding of ministration has now been given the green light to push social media joys to remove so called false misleading content. then, yeah, has pause since the last it was initially filed, which accused washington of pressuring tech companies behind the scenes, under the guise of combating misinformation. some of the items toppings were named and the legal action, including his chief medical adviser, who spearhead of the countries curve of 19 narrative box that a federal district judge compare the cracked down to george wells in 1984. during the cove of 19 pandemic. a period perhaps best characterized by wide spread out and in search and see the united states government seems to have assumed the role similar to an orwellian ministry of truth. court had started the fight and administration was to talk for it was through intimidating messages and threats. but now that being junction has been lifted, the white house is effectively free to return to its previous ways. i spoke with

u. s. if the supreme court were to make a ruling to effectively disqualify the former president as a candidateion of candidacy. so no, i wouldn't think that would be disenfranchising. there are certain characteristics that people have to hit to run for office. so for example, arnold schwarzenegger, when he was governor of california, he couldn't run for u. s. president, even though people wanted him to, because he wasn't a born citizen. someone who's 25 can't run for u. s. president. so this is one of the requirements of office, qualification of office. and what i will do, and other secretaries by hopeful do, will follow whatever decision comes from the courts. >> i saw in recent interview with politico. you -- said consultations across the country about how to deal with potential lawsuits. is there any concerns you've been hearing? >> well i think it's very public that there has been conversations. this has been in the news now for a while. lawsuits are starting to emerge. and i think a handful of secretaries of state have spoken publicly about it. i think that if there is a consensus, and i

u. s, which is mexico's northern neighbor. it has gone in the opposite direction with the supreme court. this, you're striking down abortion protections. do you think that will see us women traveling to mexico to get the procedure? that could be a further increase. i mean, uh since, uh, the us coordinate is a decision that has already been increased. that's one of the 1st things that abortion clinics in mexico and specialists. notice that the u. s. women trying to get help in their country. and they were wondering about it because usually it would be the other way around. mexican, when would go to the yes. to get a procedure done to get divorced and pills, but now it's just uh, switched back. it's mexico that people go to because the situation has changed. so you might see another increase. this is already a development is going on. and actually this also activists nets and hopes that help these women that do this voluntarily to try to put them in contact with clinics with specialist with more is even so they would feel safe. and that just for the pushing for getting rid of this a stigma

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