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as some states rush to ban abortions, others work to protect them. hours ago mississippi certifying the states trigger law that makes nearly all abortions in the state illegal. were following all the developments and the supreme courts latest decision that sticks with a familiar trend, dismantling the separation of church and state. first to cnn national correspondent nadia in mississippi. nadia, talk to us about the states latest move and where it falls in the big picture. >> well, we...

We recognize there are risks and those are risks were willing to take because safeguarding our employees to ensure that they are able to make the choices that they need in their health care and in their lives is of upmost forns for us. >> so even though there are risks, you believe its good business. what kind of impact overall do you think yelp and other companies are making by speaking out in this manner? >> i think what youre seeing right now is a number of companies since the ruling came dow...

>> ed monoson moved to connecticut to get her ph.d. in literature at yale. she says she feels lucky to have been able to make her own choice. >> thinking outside of myself, it felt scary for other people who can get pregnant who might not have the option to live their dream if they wanted it. >> cnn, new york. and in that piece, you just saw yelps chief diversity officer, and shes joining us right now live. so good to see you. back in april after the draft opinion overturning roe v. wade leake...

That abortion is safer than continuing pregnancy and giving birth. so simply by more women giving birth, we can expect maternal mortality to rise as much as 21% overall. it wont be felt equally, though, because we have racial disparities in death from pregnancy in this country. black women die at rates two to three times higher than white women and they will see the burden of this increase in maternal mortality. >> for those states where trigger laws are going into effect and have an exception t...

Overturned will not be felt evenly across the country. women of color will bear the brunt of seismic shift partly because of lost work opportunities. as reported, many corporations are stepping up and pledging support to workers who would otherwise have no options. >> when alaw in a unexpectedly got pregnant with her partner at 21, she had a choice to make. she was working a low wage retail job in seattle while dreaming of getting her ph.d. at yale. she made the tough decision to have an abortio...

Much less loss now than they were taking in the only battle north of kyiv. and so it seems to me that what weve got is a linear defense. essentially linear on that front. inadequate ability to maneuver after. the ukrainians cant afford to give up the ground. what usually happens in cases like this is the superior force eventually punches a hole in the defense and exploits in the territory. thats what we dont want to happen. so that artillery support, the air defense, some armored vehicles, that ...

Are stepping in. providing protections for employees in those states. >> i think for any employer that cares about issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion, to stay say lent on such an issue is really just not okay. >> yelp which calls the decision a denial of human rights and a threat to workplace gender equality said before the ruling its covering travel and health care for employees, family members, and partners seeking an abortion anywhere in the u.s. >> do you think its both an asset for ...

Questions like, what does the risk of death need to be for someone to be able to have an abortion to preserve their life and does it have to be 100%? there are patients we see who have health complications in pregnancy where we may cite a 30% chance of dying or a 50% chance of dying with ongoing pregnancy and its unclear if those numbers would allow an abortion would be legally performed. in addition, its not clear how imminent death needs to be. sometimes we see people and its clear that if the...

An abortion, according to the university of california san francisco. >> it would be very, very difficult. especially with the prices of day care. i mean, even feeding somebody else. >> 26 states will likely ban abortions. those states already have lower wages. barriers to health care, and less funding for social services according to the economic policy institute. the impacts would be felt most by women of color. >> when women are not able to complete their education or get the job they want, t...

If you have concerns about ivf. in some states, at the moment of fertilization abortion cannot happen. >> you know, that i think will vary state by state. the issue around in vitro fertilization that i think will come up first is the issue of selective reduction. sometimes in ivf treatment multiple fetuses are produced, and in order to allow the entire pregnancy to continue, sometimes doctors will recommend that one or more of the embryos are ended, that they cease to continue to grow and there ...