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do idaho? >> there are regatns. i think that the guiding star is a lon detailed treatment by the idaho supreme court of taw. it made clear, the court made clear there is no medical certainty requirement. you don't have to wait for the mother to be facing death. >> thank you, counsel. wh happens if a dispute arises with respect to whether or not the doctoras within the confines of idaho law or wasn't? is the doctor subjected to review by a medical authority? exactly how is that evaluated it is an obvious con if you have an individual exception for aocr. is that covered by your submission that nothinindaho law prohibits complying with emtala? who makes the decision whether or not something is within or without? >> i imagine there are two ways that the law can be enforced. the board of medicine has oversight over a doctor and the idaho supreme court made it clear that the doctors medical judgment won't be judged based on what a reasonable doctor wouldo that is not the standard. >> what is the standard? >> the doctor's
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tuwell, what it means for idaho -- justice kanah: if idaho -- if idaho law allows an abortion in each of the emergency circumstances that is identified by the government as emtala mandating that it be allowed? i mean, the real practical first response is that ida's under an injunction that includes an incredibly broadrement that preempts state law -- justice kavanaugh: right. i nderstand that. and that may mean that there shouldn't be an injunction. i take your point on that. what's your second? mr. turner: my second point, honor, is i don't know how this court can make the determination on wheerhere are any real-world cons without first answering the statutory interpretation question of whatmta's stabilization requirement actually requires. that has to be addressed, and it has to be addressed not only because that's for the direct justice kavanaugh: well, i was just picking up onoureply brief. you're the one who sd in your reply brief -- mr. turner: yeah. justice kavanaugh: -- that there's actually no -- no real ight here in terms of the conditions. so i'm just picking up on what you
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, then, fine, we set idaho aside. we do what the federal law says and we all go home. mr. turner: well, i mean, our re of course, is that there is no conflict. and so as doctors aren't having to make this choice of do i follow emtala or do i follow -- justice jackson: so your representation on on behalf of idaho is that if a -- an emergency room physician in idaho follows emtala in terms of whabortion is required to stabilize a patient, they will omplying with idaho law such that there's going to be no prosecution and no probl? mr. turner: yes, because they have to comply with idaho lato comply with emtala. justice jackson: no, no. i'm asking you, if they -- if thply with emtala, will they necessarily have satisfied because that's what you seemed to say in response to e justice barrett. response to so i just wanto make clear if that's the position of the state. mr. turner: emtala -- the scope of emta's stabilization requirement is necessarily determined by idaho law in this case. so -- ice jackson: no. you're saying,
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and sania tell talk about this idaho law a little bit. if forbids abortions in a medical emergency it does say you can save the life of the mother, but i mean, we're already seeing in idaho other places where doctors are saying, you know what? i don't want to do practice i want to move my practice to another the state because of this restrictive ban. >> yeah, absolutely. allows abortions if situations where patients are failing not close enough to say that it's necessary to prevent death. >> and that means that these patients are left in that gap. meghan mentioned. >> and i mean, just ask the obvious question here. this world did not exist before roe was overturned. >> absolutely. right. >> part of the challenges, the meaning of the statute, this federal statute that protects people in emergencies. >> and idaho is trying to say that this is a new problem that the federal government is is creating the rules. but in fact, this has always been the treatment for abortions or sometimes the treatment for these kinds of conditions. it's just tha
and sania tell talk about this idaho law a little bit. if forbids abortions in a medical emergency it does say you can save the life of the mother, but i mean, we're already seeing in idaho other places where doctors are saying, you know what? i don't want to do practice i want to move my practice to another the state because of this restrictive ban. >> yeah, absolutely. allows abortions if situations where patients are failing not close enough to say that it's necessary to prevent death....
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this time on idaho's near total ban. what it could mean for the battle over abortion rights nationwide. >>> plus, did donald trump violate the gag order in his hush money case? a judge's decision could come at any time and we will dig into the dramatic witness testimony so far in the court. >>> also ahead, we are watching the white house with the president poised to sign a sweeping package including foreign aid, could it also include a post-election ban on tiktok? >>> and later, chaos on college campuses from coast to coast with hundreds arrested in pro-palestinian protests. >>> it is 10:00 eastern, i'm ana cabrera from new york, and we begin at the supreme court where justices are about to hear the second abortion case in under a month. this consequential case focuses on idaho's near total abortion ban and whether it conflicts with federal law requiring emergency doctors to intervene and provide stabiliing care to pregnant women. nbc news washington correspondent yamiche alcindor is outside the supreme court for us. als
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. >>> then, and idaho dr. is here talking about the real-life impact of the states abortion ban while the battle plays out in the nation's highest court is the 11 downer -- the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening. once again, i am stephanie ruhle and we are now officially 195 days away from the election and tonight, donald trump is now unindicted co-conspirator number one in a sprawling criminal case, another one, involving our elections. 11 fake electors who supported trump in the 2020 election have been indicted by an arizona grand jury. this comes after a year-long investigation by the state attorney general. one month after the election, 11 trump supporters signed a certificate claiming to be arizona's electors. but, president biden won the state by more than 10,000 votes, and his electors were certified. among the people facing charges, kelly ward, the former head of the arizona gop, and two state lawmakers, key trump allies also indicted including rudy giuliani and mark meadows.
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would win, how big idaho would win. what would the rational be, but one thing that will be clear is that even more patients who are pregnant, facing medical emergencies will get turned away from receiving emergency treatment, and we know this is true not just for patients seeking abortion but patients who are pregnant, really facing any medical emergency. the associated press reported just last week on a number of emergency departments that were turning away pregnant patients experiencing all kinds of medical emergencies because they were afraid that would raise questions related to abortion. that's at a time when in theory this question is unsettled. that's one thing that seems clear. >> i think what's striking, it feels like there's this perception that getting pregnant and having a baby is easy and that it's no big deal. women do it every day, it's not that complicated. it's not that dangerous. but when in reality, if you've had a kid and you've been pregnant, you know that it is very scary and can be very dangerous,
would win, how big idaho would win. what would the rational be, but one thing that will be clear is that even more patients who are pregnant, facing medical emergencies will get turned away from receiving emergency treatment, and we know this is true not just for patients seeking abortion but patients who are pregnant, really facing any medical emergency. the associated press reported just last week on a number of emergency departments that were turning away pregnant patients experiencing all...
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mother will follow idaho's lead. we are seeing this play out on the ground in emergency rooms. you would imagine those types of cases and women being turned away would just continue to escalate. geoff: sarah varney, thank you so much. sarah: thank you. a™ amna: in the day's other headlines. president biden signed into law a massive foreign aid package after months of delay amid republican opposition. the $95 billion measure includes assistance to ukraine, israel, and taiwan. president biden celebrated the achievement today at the white house, saying it was long overdue. pres. biden: it was a difficult path. it should have been easier and it should've gotten there sooner. but in the end, we did what america always does. we rose to the moment and came together and we got it done. amna: president biden said they'll send the first shipment of new aid to ukraine in the "next few hours." that initial $1 billion package is expected to include air defense capabilities, armored vehicles, and artillery rounds. ukrainian pres
mother will follow idaho's lead. we are seeing this play out on the ground in emergency rooms. you would imagine those types of cases and women being turned away would just continue to escalate. geoff: sarah varney, thank you so much. sarah: thank you. a™ amna: in the day's other headlines. president biden signed into law a massive foreign aid package after months of delay amid republican opposition. the $95 billion measure includes assistance to ukraine, israel, and taiwan. president biden...
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can be enforced in medical emergencies. >> idaho's law and impala are consistent. they both seek to protect the lives of women and their unborn children. >> what idaho is doing is waiting for women to wait and deteriorate the state accuses the biden administration of trying to impose a federal abortion requirement, despite the supreme court's 2022 ruling that returned the issue to the states. >> a decision is expected in june. >> now, idaho is one of 14 states that bans or severely restricts abortion. arizona is among those. and now governor newsom wants to give arizona doctors the ability to perform abortions here in california. abc seven news reporter tim johns has been following this story for us here in studio with some
can be enforced in medical emergencies. >> idaho's law and impala are consistent. they both seek to protect the lives of women and their unborn children. >> what idaho is doing is waiting for women to wait and deteriorate the state accuses the biden administration of trying to impose a federal abortion requirement, despite the supreme court's 2022 ruling that returned the issue to the states. >> a decision is expected in june. >> now, idaho is one of 14 states that bans...
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people in idaho would be able to have abortions if their health is in peril. they don't necessarily need to be at death's door in order to access the care. >> it seems these days you can't run for any political office without having a firm opinion on abortion. it has been interesting to see how the candidates are handling the subject notably former president trump who is taking credit for abolishing roe v. wade but is also saying that this decision should be left up to the state. how does it speak to the temperature of voters in the country when it comes to abortion? >> that particular candidate would say anything that he needs to say in order to be elected. what we have seen since roe v. wade was overturned is that abortion keeps winning at the polls. whenever abortion has been on the ballot, it has won. the people are worried now that they don't have constitutional protections anymore. what does it mean when we don't have these protections in place? we see just how harmful it is. many politicians are taking note that are doing -- being against abortion right
people in idaho would be able to have abortions if their health is in peril. they don't necessarily need to be at death's door in order to access the care. >> it seems these days you can't run for any political office without having a firm opinion on abortion. it has been interesting to see how the candidates are handling the subject notably former president trump who is taking credit for abolishing roe v. wade but is also saying that this decision should be left up to the state. how does...
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york and idaho. it is expected to create 70,000 jobs. >> on behalf of all of my colleagues, [indiscernible] thank you very much. pres. biden: thank you. [indiscernible] used to be 40. >> macron has been a leader. pres. biden: you have. >> and the chips act being announced today, we will have manufacturing in boise, idaho, bringing market benefits to technology, and then they will grow into these large scales. with 6.1 billion, it unleashes 50 billion of investments to build. 2026 to start production. it is the design, needed by approval, and this will be ramping into production in 2028 timeframe. of course, as we build our staff and continue to maintain leadership and efficiency, we have 100 billion investments in new york, so macron is clearly -- micron is clearly a quality leader in the world today. many investigators look at industry leadership, and, yet, we would like to bring it all to new york. memory has been everything. pres. biden: think of all that is going to happen in the community. every
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. >> the problem isn't just in idaho. the associated press is reporting that since roe was overturned, complaints that pregnant women have been turned away from emergency rooms have spiked across the nation. how dangerous is this? in our minds the emergency room is the one place you go that cares for you no matter what. at least we've been led to believe that. >> absolutely. it's not safe to be pregnant in idaho or states like ours where there are near total bans that prevent us from intervening in those time sensitive emergencies. it's the most critical. we're really facing a time that's unprecedented in maternal health and going into this we were really facing provider shortages. we've been facing declining maternal health overall and higher maternal mortality, particularly in rural states like mine where patients are already traveling longer and longer distances to get to care. we add this on and the impact to the safety of our patients is really of the utmost concern at this point. >> for people who argue let the stat
. >> the problem isn't just in idaho. the associated press is reporting that since roe was overturned, complaints that pregnant women have been turned away from emergency rooms have spiked across the nation. how dangerous is this? in our minds the emergency room is the one place you go that cares for you no matter what. at least we've been led to believe that. >> absolutely. it's not safe to be pregnant in idaho or states like ours where there are near total bans that prevent us...
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and sania tell talk about this idaho law a little bit. if forbids abortions in a medical emergency it does say you can save the life of the mother, but i mean, we're already seeing in idaho other places where doctors are saying, you know what? i don't want to do practice i want to move my practice to another the state because of this restri
and sania tell talk about this idaho law a little bit. if forbids abortions in a medical emergency it does say you can save the life of the mother, but i mean, we're already seeing in idaho other places where doctors are saying, you know what? i don't want to do practice i want to move my practice to another the state because of this restri
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i want to think the governor of idaho and the boise mayor for joining us. qualcomm ceo, thank you for your leadership and investment in america. a couple hundred, billions of dollars -- [laughter] we have seen your work. and all the union leaders here, including the federation of teachers. thank you for showing the world that we can do big things again in america. over the years, i have asked business leaders, because parts of my team criticize me from wanting to make these investments, things like the infrastructure bill, over $1 trillion, and we have an infrastructure decade coming. last time i had infrastructure week, and it never showed up. [laughter] but i was told, you know, this is government intervention. said, sure as hell is. [cheers and applause] it is not a joke. when the federal government makes a multibillion dollar investment, it can either encourage or discourage you from getting engaged. overwhelmingly, those say overwhelmingly yes, it encourages me to get engaged. and those of you are here today. and supply chains, you may remember we had
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can a doctor in idaho treat a woman in idaho is a health risk. idaho is saying no. idaho's law says she has to be on death door in order to be treated. idaho argued that their law is sufficient, doctors can make their objectsive decisions on whether or not they want to treat a woman she doesn't have to be on death door. amy coney barrett was interesting to watch today, she asked whether or not pros durts might disagree with the doctor's decision, the lawyer for idaho said yes, they could. a stunning moment said to the lawyer from idaho, i'm stunned by some of the answers you're giving here and a bit concerned about whether or not prosecutors might put doctors in jail for doing something that was a good faith effort to save the woman and the baby. >> what do you make of the arguments we heard today. >> it's always difficult to predict, i heard some skepticism from justice barrett, maybe even from justice kavanaugh and chief justice roberts, i don't know if we'll see this traditional conservative progressive split that we sometimes see, it seems under normal federalis
can a doctor in idaho treat a woman in idaho is a health risk. idaho is saying no. idaho's law says she has to be on death door in order to be treated. idaho argued that their law is sufficient, doctors can make their objectsive decisions on whether or not they want to treat a woman she doesn't have to be on death door. amy coney barrett was interesting to watch today, she asked whether or not pros durts might disagree with the doctor's decision, the lawyer for idaho said yes, they could. a...
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law require that, why wouldn't idaho allow that. lawyers for idaho, he was just questioned really pointedly here. and at one point he said there really isn't a case where a woman's health would be at risk without her death being at risk. but you heard from a number of justices really pushing back on that saying you could have someone who is in sort of an emergency situation but who might not be dying in that moment. and the solicitor general was really coming out and saying that this law that requires emergency care, that it should be required for women who deal with abortion much like if someone was having a heart attack. one of the justices even point out if someone has an insulin issue, is a diabetic, you would give him insulin rather than waiting for a diabetic coma. so listening to the oral arguments, it sounded like the supreme court was leaning toward signing with the government though you had conservative justice samuel alito really digging in on the idea of why idaho should be allowed to have its abortion policy supersede b
law require that, why wouldn't idaho allow that. lawyers for idaho, he was just questioned really pointedly here. and at one point he said there really isn't a case where a woman's health would be at risk without her death being at risk. but you heard from a number of justices really pushing back on that saying you could have someone who is in sort of an emergency situation but who might not be dying in that moment. and the solicitor general was really coming out and saying that this law that...
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in this case, we're talking about idaho's abortion ban. it says it only has exceptions when the -- when a woman's life is in danger and it specifically says to prevent the death of the mother. now, right now we're hearing a number of questions, first from the liberal justices who are really zeroing in on this idea of the difference between a health risk versus a life threatening risk. the justices really, ketanji brown jackson, elena kagan, justice sotomayor, they're also pushing the lawyer for idaho on this issue saying aren't there cases where a woman's health needs to be treated where she's not at death's door? and a number of times they pointed out what about when a woman might lose her reproductive organs, the lawyer at idaho saying there isn't a case where your health is at risk but your life isn't at risk. but i talked to some doctors who say that's definitely the case. you have a case where women may have to have hysterectomies, fallopian tubes removed, but may not be at death's door. there is a real issue there. i also know just i
in this case, we're talking about idaho's abortion ban. it says it only has exceptions when the -- when a woman's life is in danger and it specifically says to prevent the death of the mother. now, right now we're hearing a number of questions, first from the liberal justices who are really zeroing in on this idea of the difference between a health risk versus a life threatening risk. the justices really, ketanji brown jackson, elena kagan, justice sotomayor, they're also pushing the lawyer for...
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raul labrador is idaho's attorney general. >> they continue to say that this is putting women's lives in jeopardy, and it is not. >> reporter: idaho officials say the biden administration is trying to find a back doorway to broaden abortion access. >> there will be more abortions happening in hospitals because they will create an exception that will allow any type of abortion to happen in the state of idaho. >> reporter: but stacey seib, a high-risk pregnancy doctor in idaho says physicians are now afraid to perform abortions even if the state law may allow it over fears they could be prosecuted. >> we need to help take care of people at this point. >> and you know, you could face criminal prosecution. >> yes, yes, and jail time. >> reporter: and in the political world today, another state with a near total ban, arizona, is now poised to repeal it after three republicans joined with democrats in the arizona house. that will go to the arizona senate where there is support for the repeal, and then to the governor, who is expected to sign it. that would mean that in arizona, abortions ag
raul labrador is idaho's attorney general. >> they continue to say that this is putting women's lives in jeopardy, and it is not. >> reporter: idaho officials say the biden administration is trying to find a back doorway to broaden abortion access. >> there will be more abortions happening in hospitals because they will create an exception that will allow any type of abortion to happen in the state of idaho. >> reporter: but stacey seib, a high-risk pregnancy doctor in...
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. >>> still ahead, from the bay area to boise idaho. sheriff's deputy done down in the line of duty we spoke with the community that knew the deputy before he moved to idaho . >>> we start earthly coverage looking at ways to help the planet moving forward how can't learn valuable lessons in south bay today. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff. i will continue our climate coverage as we will do it all week long. our mission and temperature what you do, can make >>> any space community is in mourning tonight after a sheriff's deputy in idaho was killed in the line of duty the officer grew up in walnut creek. nbc bay area hernandez reports those who knew him saying serving others with his life mission. >> he was energetic and would just show up to whatever you would ask him to do. >> he was full of life. he knew -- you knew when he was around because he was laughing. >> reporter: that's how teachers in walnut creek describe their former student. they say he was outgoing, giving and laser focused on becoming a police officer. even in high scho
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raul labrador is idaho's attorney general. >> they continue to say that this is putting women's lives in jeopardy, and it is not. >> reporter: idaho officials say the biden administration is trying to find a backdoor way to broaden abortion access. >> there will be more abortions happening in hospitals because they will create an exception that will allow any type of abortion to happen in the state of idaho. >> reporter: but stacy seyb, a high-risk pregnancy doctor in idaho, says physicians are afraid to perform force abortions even if the state law may allow it, over fears they could be prosecuted. >> we need to be able to help take care of people, at this point. >> reporter: and, you know, you could face criminal prosecution. >> yes, and jail time. >> reporter: and in the political world today, another state with a near-total ban, arizona, now poised to repeal it after three republicans joined with democrats in the arizona house. that will go to arizona senate, where there is support for the repeal, and then to the governor, who is excited to sign it. that would mean that, in a ariz
raul labrador is idaho's attorney general. >> they continue to say that this is putting women's lives in jeopardy, and it is not. >> reporter: idaho officials say the biden administration is trying to find a backdoor way to broaden abortion access. >> there will be more abortions happening in hospitals because they will create an exception that will allow any type of abortion to happen in the state of idaho. >> reporter: but stacy seyb, a high-risk pregnancy doctor in...
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sayyed this case, which could have major ramifications outside of idaho two. yeah absolutely. >> we expect much. are there major decisions will be revealed in late june, potentially even the early july. that is, of course the heart of campaign season. so it's so significant to remember that in this case, also in the other major abortion case which deals with mifepristone are the drugs used in medication? patient abortion. >> these two cases have, have considerable impacts and the women who even need that medication or need that procedure that could have an enormous impact on the outcome of the presidential race. >> we obviously cover a lot out of supreme court cases related to the elections specifically to former president trump. i would argue that the outcome of these two cases will likely have a far more significant impact on trump's chances of retaking the white house then any of the cases related to him, because while historically abortion has been an issue that has galvanized republicans, we've seen in the midterm since roe was overturned. this is now an
sayyed this case, which could have major ramifications outside of idaho two. yeah absolutely. >> we expect much. are there major decisions will be revealed in late june, potentially even the early july. that is, of course the heart of campaign season. so it's so significant to remember that in this case, also in the other major abortion case which deals with mifepristone are the drugs used in medication? patient abortion. >> these two cases have, have considerable impacts and the...
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idaho, we are already there. it is worsening. especially in more rural states, there is a safety net of subspecialist. different providers. and when you start moving pieces of that safety net, things start to fall apart. absolutely, this is dangerous. >> dr. kylie cooper, thank you so much. this is tonight's the reidout. follow our shows account on instagram and tiktok. all in with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on all in with chris hayes. brand-new indictments in arizona. 18 people charged in a fraudulent scheme to steal the election, including for collectors and donald trump is named as unindicted co- conspirator. >>> event, -- sitting tight in new york, as the high court awaits. >> you have to leave community with a president. >> the president of the united states has to have immunity. >>> will donald trump face trial for his attempted coup? and what is at stake for the supreme court? >> hopefully the republican justices we has and judges we have, will make correct decisions. >>> plus, today's supreme court hearing on abo
idaho, we are already there. it is worsening. especially in more rural states, there is a safety net of subspecialist. different providers. and when you start moving pieces of that safety net, things start to fall apart. absolutely, this is dangerous. >> dr. kylie cooper, thank you so much. this is tonight's the reidout. follow our shows account on instagram and tiktok. all in with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on all in with chris hayes. brand-new indictments in arizona....
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idaho, we are already there. it is worsening. especially in more rural states, there is a safety net of subspecialist. different providers. and when you start moving pieces of that safety net, things start to fall apart. absolutely, this is dangerous. >> dr. kylie cooper, thank you so much. this is tonight's the reidout.
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so the light flights are going out of idaho. a lot of obj ones are advising their patients to take out life flight insurance if they're planning to become pregnant, which is absolutely unimaginable. and a lot of idaho is a very rural state, were not a wealthy state. so many of our folks who are pregnant can't afford to be flown out of the state. their insurance doesn't cover that. and then they're facing trying to access care in a state without their family in the middle of a pregnancy crisis? a complication unfortunately, the effects on the ground are not as mr. labrador has represented and i would just encourage folks to talk to the people who are actually providing the care like myself, who are trying to take care of these patients who need our care yeah there are life flights. there are patients who are not receiving care until a very critical point. i mean, it is documented. dr. ken walter are we appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you so much we're also keeping an eye on arizona because we're learning there that stat
so the light flights are going out of idaho. a lot of obj ones are advising their patients to take out life flight insurance if they're planning to become pregnant, which is absolutely unimaginable. and a lot of idaho is a very rural state, were not a wealthy state. so many of our folks who are pregnant can't afford to be flown out of the state. their insurance doesn't cover that. and then they're facing trying to access care in a state without their family in the middle of a pregnancy crisis?...
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idaho is saying, wait a second, it shouldn't get that far. if you need to perform this procedure to stabilize someone that should be sufficient under federal law, which is how we heard. wow. we found ourselves today at the supreme court. and from what we heard, i think the most interesting takeaway is that the votes of cheese chief justice john roberts, and amy coney barrett seemed to be up for grabs and that's a little bit of a surprise because i think a lot of folks might think, well, of course they're going to side with idaho. but in fact, based on the question that we heard today, both of them seemed to open and that's critical because it would of course let's be key swing votes here, right? and the key here is, as i mentioned at the open, this is the most significant case that is dealing with the ramifications of what this very court did a few years ago, which is the dobbs decision overturning roe versus wade. and the very real issue that many medical providers are having in a lot of these red states where there are very strict abortion
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in theory it could just be confined to idaho alone, right? >> well, actually we heard yesterday it's not just confined to idaho. there are numerous seats that do not have exceptions for the health of the mother which would be covered, and what we see now is chaos all over the united states where physicians are seeing patients from other states come to their state, states like oregon right next to the state of idaho, receiving patients who are sicker than they need to be, coming to their ers not just lifted from a hospital from idaho to oregon but being forced to get in their car and drive over state to state. patients are get unnecessarily sicker, losing organs, running the risk of losing fertility, and unfortunately seeing cases where people are being denied care at the front door of an er even though doctors are willing and able to take care of them. this is now a bridge too far. >> former regional director at the u.s. department of health and human services dr. dara kass, thank you so much. really appreciate it. >>> and up next house speak
in theory it could just be confined to idaho alone, right? >> well, actually we heard yesterday it's not just confined to idaho. there are numerous seats that do not have exceptions for the health of the mother which would be covered, and what we see now is chaos all over the united states where physicians are seeing patients from other states come to their state, states like oregon right next to the state of idaho, receiving patients who are sicker than they need to be, coming to their...
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government says is happening in idaho right now. >> today, doctors in idaho and the women in idaho are in an impossible position, if a woman comes to an emergency room facing a grave threat to her health but she isn't yet facing death, doctors either had to delay treatment and allow her condition to move materially deteriorate or airlifting her out of the state so she can get the emergency care that she needs one hospital system in idaho says that right now, it is having to transfer pregnant women in medical crisis out of the state about once every other week that is untenable. we that is definitely hellas situation that pregnant people in desperate need of emergency medicare having to be evacuated to other states because their own state, idaho, abortion ban habits doctors from performing abortions unless they are sure the mother would otherwise die and threatens doctors with prison for violating that law. the idaho capital says an air transport out of state for president pregnancy complicated that one of the states largest hospitals, one in all 2023, 26 in the past four months. air tr
government says is happening in idaho right now. >> today, doctors in idaho and the women in idaho are in an impossible position, if a woman comes to an emergency room facing a grave threat to her health but she isn't yet facing death, doctors either had to delay treatment and allow her condition to move materially deteriorate or airlifting her out of the state so she can get the emergency care that she needs one hospital system in idaho says that right now, it is having to transfer...
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supreme court heard arguments on whether a near total abortion ban in idaho violates federal law. laura jarrett is at the supreme court. laura, where do things go next in arizona? >> well, lester, the repeal of that 1864 law now appears on track to pass the senate as well and then it would go to the governor for her signature, which means as soon as next week, lester, this law could officially be off the table, but today all eyes on idaho and different state bans growing scrutiny. >> baby losses is so common. it happens to so many familiesm and we're just one of them. >> reporter: when jennifer adkins learned she was pregnant and due on halloween, she and her husband playfully nicknamed the baby spooky, but when she went to a routine doctor's appointment at 12 weeks, her doctor said the baby likely had turner syndrome, a rare chromosomal condition often fatal and likely to put jennifer's own health in jeopardy. >> they said, we're surprised that you're still pregnant. given the severity of what we're seeing on the ultrasound, most people would have miscarried by now. i was just in
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now, idaho's attorney says it should. the government disagreed. >> what idaho is doing is waiting for women to wait and deteriorate and suffer the lifelong health consequences with no possible upside for the fetus. it just stacks tragedy upon tragedy. >> and it can't be the -- you know, it's become transfer is the appropriate standard of care in idaho, but it can't be the right standard of care to force somebody onto a helicopter. >> this supreme court battle over abortion, the second by the way in less than a month is adding new fuel to what was already one of this election's most controversial issues, and whatever the court decides could become precedent for the other states that also have bans on the books and the 140 million people living in them. i want to bring in yamiche alcindor outside the supreme court, eugene daniels is "politico's" white house correspondent, co-author of playbook and an msnbc political contributor, and robert gibbs served as white house press secretary for president obama and is an msnbc polit
now, idaho's attorney says it should. the government disagreed. >> what idaho is doing is waiting for women to wait and deteriorate and suffer the lifelong health consequences with no possible upside for the fetus. it just stacks tragedy upon tragedy. >> and it can't be the -- you know, it's become transfer is the appropriate standard of care in idaho, but it can't be the right standard of care to force somebody onto a helicopter. >> this supreme court battle over abortion,...
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>> they said, well, because we're in idaho, there really aren't any for you. because your baby has a heartbeat, we can't terminate the pregnancy. >> reporter: the scope of idaho's near total abortion ban in front of the u.s. supreme court today. the ban went into effect after the court overturned roe v. wade. the state now allows abortions only when a mother's life is at risk, not her health. doctors say that puts them in a dangerous bind. >> it makes no sense that we're just going to wait until you're on death's door. >> are you worried someone is going to die? >> that's what i worry about the most. that's what keeps me up at night. >> reporter: in court today, the biden administration argued idaho's law directly conflicts with a federal law that requires hospitals to provide patients in an emergency whatever treatment necessary to stabilize them. the liberal justices appearing concerned. >> her life is not in peril, but she's going to lose her reproductive organs, and yet idaho says, sorry, no abortion here, and the result is that these patients are now heli
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time since overturning roe versus wade, the justices at the supreme court now hearing arguments about idaho's near total abortion ban. what happens in a medical emergency if a woman in desperate need seeks help in the e.r.? the revealing comments tonight from the justices at the court today. >>> tonight, the american tourist, the husband and father arrested in turks and caicos, possibly facing more than a decade in prison after a discovery in his carry-on. he says it was an accident. tonight, you'll hear from him right here. >>> tonight, the major turn. less than a month after the deadly collapse of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore, the exclusive right here tonight. terry moran flying over the site, and you'll see what starts tomorrow. >>> we're tracking severe storms across several states. two systems hitting back-to-back. >>> the alarming scene on the streets of london. look at this. horses breaking free, running in the streets. >>> if you're flying this summer, the new rules tonight. the refunds the airlines will owe you if your flight is canceled. we'll go down the list. >>> and
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on that point and idaho at the _ question. on that point and idaho at the moment - question. on that point and idaho at the moment what | question. on that point and i idaho at the moment what are the options to the pregnant woman and for the physicians treating her who presents and that sort of emergency situation where you have to make those decisions? it’s situation where you have to make those decisions? it's a really challenging _ make those decisions? it's a really challenging position . make those decisions? it's a l really challenging position for a position to be in, because they have conflicting responsibilities when they have diagnosed an emergency medical condition and are obligated to provide stabilising treatment and obligation to follow state law risk criminal charges. a lot of times what additions are doing are looking to options to transfer patients out of state, if they are in a serious condition where termination of the pregnancy is the best option, that is the kind of treatment plan they are developing as a treatment plan to get the patient to somewhere
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idaho case is shocking. republicans are fond of talking about exceptions and how they believe in exceptions to save lives, so why are they challenging the ultimate exception which is this federal emergency law that would protect women? it's quite unconscionable. and really deeply disturbing. >> you wrote on x you've been working in this moment for a long time and are more angry than ever. what frustrated you about wednesday's arguments most? >> reporter: you know, jonathan, there were actual discussions about when an emergency should occur for a pregnant woman. you know, is it loss of an organ? loss of her utuerus? how close does she have to be to death before we consider an exception? are we really debating the value of body parts and lives? remember during obama care the debates about death panels, we have one right now, it's the u.s. supreme court. i don't think that's what anybody in this country wants. >> mini, elizabeth arguing on behalf of the federal government said one hospital system in idaho is tr
idaho case is shocking. republicans are fond of talking about exceptions and how they believe in exceptions to save lives, so why are they challenging the ultimate exception which is this federal emergency law that would protect women? it's quite unconscionable. and really deeply disturbing. >> you wrote on x you've been working in this moment for a long time and are more angry than ever. what frustrated you about wednesday's arguments most? >> reporter: you know, jonathan, there...
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idaho's laws and emtala conflict. >> so something we've been seeing this doss and roe v. wade was overturned abortion keeps winning on ballots. what's going on people see now for the first time what it really means to not have constitutional protections for the right to abortion. right? this impact goes further than initially thought. >> justice alito rather famously said after the dobbs decision overturned roe v. wade the court was sending it back to the states and the supreme court was done with the question. he was very wrong in that prediction. issue has come back to the high court several time. here in california, governor newsom is ready to introduce emergency legislation allowing doctors from arizona, where abortion is restricted, to come to california to perform abortions in california on arizonans through an expedited licensing system. in fact, this live picture is from sacramento of the governor proposing this very idea. we will have a wrap-up of what the governor says tonight in our evening newscast. >> interesting approach. we know that other states tried to e
idaho's laws and emtala conflict. >> so something we've been seeing this doss and roe v. wade was overturned abortion keeps winning on ballots. what's going on people see now for the first time what it really means to not have constitutional protections for the right to abortion. right? this impact goes further than initially thought. >> justice alito rather famously said after the dobbs decision overturned roe v. wade the court was sending it back to the states and the supreme...
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they really gave the idaho state attorney a lot of grief, as he deserved. i was a little bit surprised and pleased to hear justice coney barrett join in. i mean, look. idaho's case is quite shocking. republicans are really fond of talking about exceptions, right? and how they believe and exceptions to save lives. so why are they challenging the ultimate exception, which is this federal emergency law that would protect women? it is quite unconscionable, and really, deeply disturbing. >> you know, you wrote on x that you have been working in this movement for a long time, and are more angry than ever. what frustrated you about, well, what frustrated you most about wednesday's arguments? >> you know, jonathan, there were actual discussions about when an emergency should occur for a pregnant woman. you know, is it loss of an organ? is it loss of her uterus? how close does she have to be to death for us to consider this an emergency? is that the kind of country we want to live in? where we are actually debating the value of body parts and lives? you know, rememb
they really gave the idaho state attorney a lot of grief, as he deserved. i was a little bit surprised and pleased to hear justice coney barrett join in. i mean, look. idaho's case is quite shocking. republicans are really fond of talking about exceptions, right? and how they believe and exceptions to save lives. so why are they challenging the ultimate exception, which is this federal emergency law that would protect women? it is quite unconscionable, and really, deeply disturbing. >>...
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i think it was six women in idaho who had recently had to be airlifted out to get that care. the lawyer who's representing idaho, josh turner, he claimed that this federal a law would allow emergency rooms to provide abortions for women who are depressed experiencing depression or other mental health issues. >> i wonder what you made of that argument from idaho's attorney i mean, look, i also speak as a former attorney general to time attorney general eight years. >> i served as attorney general in massachusetts and i can talk to you about judges. i can talk to me at courts. i can tell you that the real judges are going to be the people who care about this issue, women and men who care about ensuring that women have access to needed health care including abortion. and that's why people need to understand that it's donald trump who wants to punish women. joe biden wants to protect them and ensure access to abortion. donald trump wants to jail doctors joe biden wants to, protect them and that's what at stake. it's also worth noting because i've talked to my colleagues and other
i think it was six women in idaho who had recently had to be airlifted out to get that care. the lawyer who's representing idaho, josh turner, he claimed that this federal a law would allow emergency rooms to provide abortions for women who are depressed experiencing depression or other mental health issues. >> i wonder what you made of that argument from idaho's attorney i mean, look, i also speak as a former attorney general to time attorney general eight years. >> i served as...
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wade nearly a half-century of abortion rights the justices have already allowed the idaho law to take effect. so that's already a signal that they're certainly open to it. and i have to say many of the justices on this conservative dominated court were very skeptical of the government's arguments looking at maybe the government reaching too far into state, state the medical issues that states should have authority over and we're going to play a clip from that. but then i'm also going to mention a little caveat about some of the concern of what's actually happening on the ground. but let's hear first from justice neil gorsuch was donald trump's first appointee to the supreme court. and some of his skepticism we're going to essentially regulate the practice of medicine in the states through the spending clause. the answer, i think is yes, congress could prohibit gender reassignment surgeries across the nation. they could ban abortion across the nation through the use of its spending clause already, right? >> congress does have broad authority under the spending clause and yes is if it s
wade nearly a half-century of abortion rights the justices have already allowed the idaho law to take effect. so that's already a signal that they're certainly open to it. and i have to say many of the justices on this conservative dominated court were very skeptical of the government's arguments looking at maybe the government reaching too far into state, state the medical issues that states should have authority over and we're going to play a clip from that. but then i'm also going to mention...
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idaho's law allowed abortions only if the life, not the health , of the mother is at risk. it's a distinction that many doctors say is impossible to apply in practice. this was the second time in less than a month that the justices heard a case dealing with abortion. again, breaking a promise made by conservative justices in the dobbs decision to stay out of abortion cases. when the high kurt -- high court overturned roe v wade, the majority opinion stated "the authority to regulate abortion must be returned to the people and their elected representatives." did we really expect we could take the far right court at their word? our colleagues did not. the court's liberal justices blasted the majority for pretending to wash the courts hands clean of the abortion debate, saying "far from moving the court from the abortion issue, the majority puts the court at the center of the coming interjurisdictional abortion wars." the liberal justices predicted a case just like this when -- would inevitably come back before the court. "how much risk to a woman's life can a state force were
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idaho officials claim the laws are not in conflict with each other. >> idaho's law and amtala are consistent. they both seek to protect the lives of women and their unborn children, the biden administration argued. >> a woman seeking an abortion procedure in idaho because of a health complication cannot get one until her life is in imminent danger. >> what idaho is doing is waiting for women to wait and deteriorate. >> she cites the consequences under idaho's ban, which includes a minimum of two years in prison as a deterrent for doctors to perform an abortion, even if it may fall under the exceptions, because the doctors are facing mandatory minimum two years in prison, loss of their license, criminal prosecution, then the doctors can't provide the care because until they can, can conclude that a prosecutor looking over their shoulder won't second guess that maybe it wasn't really necessary to prevent death. idaho is one of 21 states that bans or severely restricts abortions. the state is accusing the biden administration of trying to reimpose a federal abortion requirement, despite the sup
idaho officials claim the laws are not in conflict with each other. >> idaho's law and amtala are consistent. they both seek to protect the lives of women and their unborn children, the biden administration argued. >> a woman seeking an abortion procedure in idaho because of a health complication cannot get one until her life is in imminent danger. >> what idaho is doing is waiting for women to wait and deteriorate. >> she cites the consequences under idaho's ban, which...
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, sino a unos 14 estados con prohibiciones similares. >> para dejarlo claro idaho si permite el aborto cuando se trata de salvar una vida, pero no cuando prevenir que la salud de la paciente se deteriore. >> este es ya el segundo caso que escucha la corte suprema sobre el aborto en cuestion de semanas. >> recordemos, el ultimo tuvo que ver con la pildora abortiva y esto anticipa un verano de protestas aqui, a la espera de ambas decisiones, julio. >> ciudad de washington, dc muchas gracias. >> casi la prohibicion casi total del aborto que data de 1864, que la corte suprema estatal confirmo a principios de este mes, aqui se lo hemos estado reportando. >> bien, pues ahora la camara de representantes el estado aprobo con apoyo bipartidista el p proyecto que revoca la ley de la epoca de la guerra civil que castiga el aborto como un de eliteo con hasta cinco anos de prision, a quien lo realice o a quien ayude a una mujer a ob obtenerlo ahora se espera que el senado estatal vote esta revocatoria el proximo miercoles. >> bien, hoy el presidente joe biden firmo la ley que podria terminar con la
, sino a unos 14 estados con prohibiciones similares. >> para dejarlo claro idaho si permite el aborto cuando se trata de salvar una vida, pero no cuando prevenir que la salud de la paciente se deteriore. >> este es ya el segundo caso que escucha la corte suprema sobre el aborto en cuestion de semanas. >> recordemos, el ultimo tuvo que ver con la pildora abortiva y esto anticipa un verano de protestas aqui, a la espera de ambas decisiones, julio. >> ciudad de washington,...
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idaho falls, idaho. democrat. caller: i want to talk about the supreme court. i am just wondering, the way that some of -- actually i would say the republicans, i guess they are. i am like why do they want to talk about what was there before them, that came before them? and if they are wanting to talk about the future, they could've talked about that too. they did not want to talk about what is there before them. and i think that is like leaving that out. why do you accept that if they are not going to talk about what is right before them. so i am thinking that they are questioning and it seems like they are doing something that is illegal. meaning that they are ok with -- not with trump and what he has done but let us move on. host: got that. jess in michigan. independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to tell the whole country and the whole world take a deep breath and count to 10, we have been through this party before, everything is just fine and keep your head, stay cool and use the constitution the right way. no mostly peaceful demonstra
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la corte suprema sobre la ley de idaho, en arizona y california buscan hacer accesible el procedimiento >> dinero para pasajeros. la administraciÓn biden implementarÁ dos reglas que le darÍan a los viajeros por aviÓn reembolsos automÁticos en efectivo. le explicamos en exclusiva para noticias del mundo, el primer segundo caballero nos reciben en oficina ejecutiva para hablar del antisemitismo y mucho mÁs. asÍ comenzamos >> noticias telemundo en la noche con arantxa loizaga >> muy buenas noches, los saludo desde washington dc la capital de un paÍs donde se extienden protestas universitarias contra la guerra en casa. esta noche mÁs de 70 personas fueron arrestadas en la universidad del sur de california . al menos, 20 personas mÁs fueron detenidas en la universidad de texas, en austin. esto mientras que en colombia, donde hace una semana empezaron los reclamos, se mantiene la tensiÓn por la visita del lÍder de la cÁmara de representantes. tenemos la crÓnica la protesta se amplifica por todo el paÍs >> y tambiÉn crece la tension. elementos de la policÍa y decenas de unifor
la corte suprema sobre la ley de idaho, en arizona y california buscan hacer accesible el procedimiento >> dinero para pasajeros. la administraciÓn biden implementarÁ dos reglas que le darÍan a los viajeros por aviÓn reembolsos automÁticos en efectivo. le explicamos en exclusiva para noticias del mundo, el primer segundo caballero nos reciben en oficina ejecutiva para hablar del antisemitismo y mucho mÁs. asÍ comenzamos >> noticias telemundo en la noche con arantxa loizaga...
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the idaho council kept pointing out to the idaho exceptions. imtala could be viewed as the ultimate national exception to an abortion ban. and yet here we have idaho in court arguing and fighting back against a very simple clear-cut emergency case of abortion care. and that's frightening and chilling. >> you know, katty, the questions before the country are yielding new numbers it feels like every week. i mean, the number of people who support abortion, and most are all instances are the highest it's ever been. the republican acceptance of/enthusiasm for criminalizing abortion health care is real. the bans that eliminate exceptions in cases of rape and incest are real. the laws in idaho to prosecute doctors are, as minnie said, confounding even to justice amy coney barrett. let me show you an ad that gavin newsom is running about what the experience is like for a pregnant woman in america. >> we're almost there. you're going make it. >> trump republicans want to criminalize young alabama women who travel for reproductive care. >> miss, i'm goin
the idaho council kept pointing out to the idaho exceptions. imtala could be viewed as the ultimate national exception to an abortion ban. and yet here we have idaho in court arguing and fighting back against a very simple clear-cut emergency case of abortion care. and that's frightening and chilling. >> you know, katty, the questions before the country are yielding new numbers it feels like every week. i mean, the number of people who support abortion, and most are all instances are the...
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we know that in idaho there have been labor and delivery wards that have closed down. and as she referred to as they've had to resort to air lifting patients out of state once a week. they said they are sending patients at the state and this is from the attorney that was arguing the case today the real implication right, is that you have providers who have to second guess for how they treat pregnant people that walk into the emergency rooms for their care. and the implications of what that means. hey, not just for the life of the parent, but for the pregnancy itself and for future fertility to here, the justices argued about the impact two organs would how many organs being impacted is enough for you to provide a standard of care really should be shocking to us all. and that's really what this case is about. the right to let patients die and we should all be deeply concerned about what they've taken up here. >> alexis mcgill johnson, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> i'm coming up new details on when a new round of foreign aid that actually get to where i
we know that in idaho there have been labor and delivery wards that have closed down. and as she referred to as they've had to resort to air lifting patients out of state once a week. they said they are sending patients at the state and this is from the attorney that was arguing the case today the real implication right, is that you have providers who have to second guess for how they treat pregnant people that walk into the emergency rooms for their care. and the implications of what that...