washington post hospital. suddenly turned into a business center as well as named british newspaper notes. the guardian didn't write a word about the house of officers anyway. although in the photo i clearly noticed a break from a rocket arrival, it was in this building that the rockets hit exactly on target. uh, they were accurately applied, and on the buildings of the house of officers of vinnitsa, here at the same time, as it were, and most importantly, no matter how the corps was damaged, no matter how the blows fell, er, on the offices. where did the meetings actually take place? that's why all the claims, uh, which are expressed by the kiev regime. this is nothing more than propaganda, which is designed for a, first of all, the western inhabitant of justice for the sake of us, in the pictures you can see quite serious, collateral damage, by the expansion of expressive elements, apparently, the extension was hooked there, as you can see, there was a fire on the face the aftermath of the fire also burned t

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scarier the headline, the better for the kiev regime there are western media and the truth washington post in the hospitalturned into a business center. it's all the same to them as the notes of the british newspaper. in any case, not a word was written about the house of officers. although in the photo i clearly noticed a break from a rocket arrival in this particular rocket building hit. for the purpose of uh, they were accurately delivered, and on the buildings of the houses of the officers of vinnitsa, at the same time, as it were, and most importantly, no matter how the corps was damaged, no matter how, but the blows fell, uh, on the offices. where did the meetings actually take place? that's why all the claims, uh, which are expressed by the kiev regime. this is nothing more than propaganda, which is designed for a. first of all, the western inhabitant of justice for the sake of us can be seen in the pictures and quite serious collateral damage, the spread of damaging elements there, judging by everything hooked on the extension there, as you can see, there was a fire on the face of the consequences

"the washington post" writes this, one kansas city, missouri, hospitals they required pharmacist approvalrhages. a woman led for ten days after a miscarriage. these are the kind of stories that as they come out it is expanding the issue of abortion beyond elective abortion and to health care and whether or not voters will care about this at the ballot box. >> right. the chaos is the thing that chief justice roberts wanted to avoid with a patch work of state laws where something is okay and drive a few hundred miles and it is not okay and the confusion but i think talking about the contrast, the contrast earlier that democrats want to make and a struggle to make in a midterm election. they believe again if donald trump runs again a way to make the contrast but abortion and access is an issue to capitalize on because i think the house looks dire for democrats at this point but the states where the senate races will be won and lost are pro-choice states. new hampshire, nevada, pennsylvania. a subject in the pennsylvania gubernatorial rates. >> very much. >> those are the states to watch wher

and many doctors now have to consult lawyers and hospital ethics committees on decisions involving routine care. "the washington postcomplete miscarriages and ept onic pregnancies is being scrutinized and delayed and even denied, jeopardizing maternal health. a woman with a life-threatening pregnancy sought emergency care at the university of michigan hospital after a doctor and-n her home state worried that the presence of a fetal heartbeat metropolitan treating her might run afoul of new restrictions an abortion. at one kansas city hospital, te required pharmacist approval before dispensing medications used to stop postpartum hemorrhages because they could also be used for abortions. and in wisconsin, a woman bled for more than 10 days from an incomplete miscarriage after emergency room staff would not remove the fetal tissue amid a confusing legal landscape that has royaled onstet rick care. joining us now, democratic congressional candidate for new york's 19th u.s. district, jamie cheney. jamie, thank you very much for coming on the show this morning. i want to start by showing our viewers a look at your very fi

hospitals. >> joining me now tatum hunter, a reporter for the washington post and author of that article titled seeking an abortion, here is how to avoid leaving a digital print. tatum, thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> you mentioned two things, some of them are specific to seeking an abortion and some of them are things that are not specific to seeking an abortion, including period tracking apps or as you say, actually health care provider that constantly fill you in on abortions and the intake forms for a doctor appointment. where does the danger lie for people who may be seeking an abortion? is that information that is instantly on your phone or if you are charged with something that they can then subpoena your staff and look at your searches in history? >> so, the second scenario you just mentioned is a lot closer to what privacy advocates are concerned about this month. that tech companies, small and large, have such a large amount of data start on us, like you said, from tiny mock noxious moments in our days to internet searches and information on big intimate decis

washington complicates the resolution food crisis, not fulfilling the promise to lift sanctions on posts on food supplies from russia in addition, the russian foreign minister, in a conversation with the us hospital, said that western arms supplies to kiev are prolonging the conflict in ukraine and multiplying its victims. fragments of the haymars multiple launch rocket launcher ammunition were found at the site of the yelenivka isolation ward, which was shelled the night before, where ukrainian prisoners were kept. the russian defense ministry called the shelling targeted bloody provocations from the kyiv regime. according to the head of the dpr, denis pushilin, and its goal was the destruction of prisoners, for now. they did not begin to testify, according to the latest data, 53 people out of 193 prisoners died from the scene, our special correspondent stanislav information stand at the entrance to the bars where the ukrainian azov militants were kept at the time of the ukrainian artillery attack, there were 193 prisoners inside the building here, the wife was leaving the barak body, dead militants, the staff of the colony, tried to give them first aid immediately after the explosion, moreover,

washington complicates the resolution of the food crisis, not keeping promises and lifting sanctions on posts on food supplies from russia. in addition, the russian foreign minister, in a conversation with the us hospital, said that western arms supplies to kiev are prolonging the conflict in ukraine and multiplying its victims. at the site of the shelled on the eve of the night in the detention center in yelenivka, where ukrainian prisoners were kept, fragments of the ammunition of the himovs multiple launch rocket system were found. in the ministry of defense the russian shelling was called a deliberate bloody provocation by the kiev regime. according to the head of the dpr, denis pushilin, and its goal was the destruction of prisoners, for now. they did not begin to testify, according to the latest data, 53 people out of 193 prisoners died from the scene, our special correspondent stanislav bint information stand at the entrance to the barak where the ukrainian fighters of azov were kept at the time of the attack by ukrainian artillery, there were 193 prisoners inside the building here, the wife was leaving the barak , the body, dead militants, employees of the colony, they tried to give them first

hospital it's not to prevent a positive test. that's not what they are designed to do. >> the "washington post" has a pretty concerning summation. it for you. nearly one-third of the u.s. population lives in counties rated as having high transmission will levels by the cdc. cases are rising in the south and west. the death rate from covid-19 is the death rate from covid-19 is still much higher than the&ú mortality from influenza or other contagious diseases. officials warned of a possible fall or winter wave as possible health measures have fallen by the wayside. what some say is we cannot measure the risk right now by how many people are dying. so how should we be measuring our own personal risk and how concerned should we be? we don't want people to die from the flu every year. more people are still dieing from covid. >> chris, let me frame it like this this is what we need to do to prepare for the winter. a lot of people are not as protected today as otherwise could be. so what can we do as a country or forward thinking? we need variable dosing of the therapeutics that work. so if you're older, it you might have a preexisting

washington post reports wisconsin, a wisconsin woman bled for more than 10 days from an incomplete miscarriage. emergency room staff would not remove the fetal tissue due to confusion about abortion law. a kansas city hospitalrily required approval from a pharmacist before dispensing medications used to stop postpartum bleeding because the medications can also be used for abortions. there's a lot of talk about, doctor tracy wilkinson is an assistant professor of pediatrics at indiana university school of medicine who is a colleague of doctor bernard. she has an opinion piece in the new york times titled doctor killen bernard was meant to write this with me before she was attacked for doing her job. doctor wilkinson, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> these are some of the stories that i just read and told our viewers, some of the stories coming out since roe was overturned, you've heard from doctors all over the country who are terrified, what have they told you? >> i think this moment in history has never been experienced before. i'm hearing from doctors all over the country in different regions, practicing lots of different types of medicine that are scared. they are starting to realize tha

washington complicates the resolution of the food crisis, not fulfilling the promise to lift sanctions on posts on food supplies from russia. in addition, the russian foreign minister, in a conversation with the us hospital, said that the supply of western weapons to kiev is prolonging the conflict. in ukraine, it is multiplied by his sacrifices. at the site of the shelled on the eve of the night in the detention center in yelenivka, where ukrainian prisoners were kept, they found fragments of ammunition for a multiple launch rocket system. himes fire. ministry of defense of russia the shelling was called purposeful bloody provocations by the kiev regime. according to the head of the dpr, denis pushilin, and its goal was the destruction of prisoners, for now. they did not begin to testify, according to the latest data, 53 people out of 193 prisoners died from the scene, our special correspondent stanislav information stand at the entrance to the bars where the ukrainian azov militants were kept at the time of the ukrainian artillery attack, there were 193 prisoners inside the building here, the wife was leaving the barak body, dead militants, the staff of the colony, tried to give them first aid immediat

hospitals that make these kinds of decisions. when it comes to this kind of emergency care, you, know the seconds make a difference. the reporting in the ap in the washington post and local publications shows that even the time people are spending worrying about whether they're in compliance with these laws, it's delaying urgency care to people who become gravely ill, including being put on a breathing machine, because there is fear and ambiguity in what is allowed and what isn't. >> yeah, i mean, a woman bleeding out for ten days after a miscarriage is dramatic and terrifying, honestly. it's gonna probably result in the death at some point. let me switch a little bit to the politics of this. so, politically, the antiabortion, their mo is that they refrain from proposing any laws that would punish the pregnant person, that was what they said, we're not gonna punish the pregnant person. instead, these laws were crafted with the intent of punishing the provider. but, you know, in essence, it's a lose lose situation, right? if you're punishing a doctor, you create things, you create instances like what we saw on wisconsin. which in turn punishes the patient. so, i