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answer because at least those on the pro- choice side will not surrender one inch of territory in w america to authoritarians who want to control that. we are standing with the women of missouri and kentucky and et south carolina and all over the country. we are going to insist we act like one nation with freedom for everybody. dr. perritt , you said it is about protecting the protecting social mobility of women and allowing them to make their own choices. and the single biggest predictor of ending poverty is whether women have control over their own fertility and whether women can control their own family lives. so, i wonder if you would e explain to somebody how you would talk to someone, a reasonable thoughtful person, who is on the other side of this. how would you tell them how your experience illuminates how this is really about giving at women agency over their lives in a way that allows them to s strengthen their families. >> thank you for that question. that should be asked more often. and i appreciate what the doctor said about this being about power and control. it's not even abo

w. j, the writers guild of america, they've been asked not to pick it. so today we weren't people on the picket lines out in hollywood out in front of the major studios. the actors and actresses are still out there picketing and demanding more money for what they do, demanding more money for their, for their art. and they want more residuals. but apparently there's been some major headway there and the lawyers now are getting together just figuring out that we legal language for the last bit of the agreement for the writers. so at least we can get the writers back to work. and do we know when the rises will actually be able to get back to work? no, not exactly, they haven't said that yet, and i'm sure that's in the find. ready language and they'll set a day when everybody getting can actually go back into the office or go back to their laptops and, and i and start writing new material. again. i will be interesting to see if the actors come together and get an agreement with the movie studios before the writers are allowed to go back to where the, if my g

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". i am katrina perry w york. this is bbc world news america. united nations general assembly continues today with ukraine's president criticizing the powerful security council for not doing enough to help his cotry fend off russia. a fiery partisan hearing for the u.s. attorney general on capitol hill. what both sides are accusing each other of. and, iran's tough new statute enforcing how women and girls their dress. you are welcome to world news america coming to you from outside day two of the united nations general assembly in new york are high-profile and high-stakes meetings are ongoing with many of the world's leaders all in one building. much of the diplomacy is happening on the sidelines including the closely watched meeting between u.s. president joe biden and israel's president benjamin netanyahu the first time the two leaders have met one-on-one since mr. netanyahu returned to office last december. president biden has formerly -- formerly invited netanyahu to visit washington by the end of the year. president biden plans to address i

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so as not to sway public opinion or sway voting members of the w, ga, the writers guild of america that deal that is been tentatively reached. they're still formalizing some of the legal language to make sure that everybody is getting what they were promising. all of that, and once that deal is voted on and approved by the va board members, and we'll find out some of the deals about like a i, and how many people can work on it show. and how many writers need to be employed on their show of whatever magnitude? i say it's going to be interesting to see who gave up what in the long run. yeah, and i mean, this is really the 1st big industrial action we have seen. where a i is, is an issue and disagreement. it's going to be one of the 1st a i agreements that have been reached. that is unprecedented. we know though, when the writers are actually going to be able to do what humans do and, and get back to, to work. you know, we're not exactly sure on that right now. what we do know is that the writers guild has the edge, the picketing. the striking will stop right now. we will not go out to the

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