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Accurately as they otherwise would be able to listen, and as we said it was a significant miss. thats the size of the crater there, but its notable remember early on the assessments were that russia would establish superiority or supremacy in the air in the early stages. the war where more than a year later and have been able to do it. brianna again. ukrainian forces overperforming alright and here at any moment, something else that were watching here. the supreme court could issue a decision on...

Self-imposed deadline for the justices to decide what to do with mifepristone. the question is why did he extend are there strong feelings about what the courts should do? is one of the justices writing a fiery dissent? laura jarrett is back with us to explain what we know and what will it mean for health care, specifically womens health care mifepristone is not just used for medicated abortion its also used to help manage miscarriages, and this is not just a theoretical conversation. we have co...

Watching not only what happens with this whistleblower, but also what if anything, it means for the federal probe. alright, paula, we know that youll stay on this. thank you, boris. now to the ongoing legal battle over the abortion pill mifepristone. a ruling could come from the supreme court at any time between now and midnight tomorrow, the justices extended their self imposed deadline yesterday while we were on the air, giving themselves more time to decide if this drug thats been used by mil...

Have full access to the abortion pill mifepristone. thats the drug most commonly used to terminate pregnancies. its also frequently prescribed to treat miscarriages as well. it was approved by the fda more than two decades ago. hold on a lower courts ruling restricting access to the pill is set to expire at 11 59 pm tonight with us now to discuss is cnns senior supreme court analyst joan biskupic. joan thanks so much for being with us, so what options do the supreme court justices have at this p...

Stuff, and no one noticed thats at a minimum going to possibly result in personnel actions. i dont necessarily know about criminal charges, but theyve got to do a review for that. yeah a story. we will continue to watch bradley. thank you so much for sharing time. brianna. the clock is ticking on a seismic medical abortion case any moment now, the supreme court could decide whether women can have full access to the widely used abortion pill. kristen its the first drug in a two pill regimen used ...

The implications to make abortions inaccessible are vast. >> i can tell you from experience that childbirth can get dangerous quickly. >> we should also make the point, its not only just abortion this drug is used to manage and treat miscarriages the way that this order is written, it would be off the table for that as well so, women who are experiencing the symptoms of an early miscarriage take this drug so they dont have to go through what is already an incredibly painful process and this allo...

Attention to detail here, the way that he has physically aged some of these models to make it even more authentic on the track. enthusiasts have travelled from across the country, hoping to add to their own collection. anything here that youve seen that you will be interested in having yourself? one or two things, yes! yes, definitely. youre live with bbc news. air pollution causes harm to people at all stages of life, including reducing sperm count and damaging foetal growth. thats according to...

Without more teachers. research has found that air pollution causes harm to people at all stages of life. scientists at imperial college london looked at more than 35,000 studies over the past decade. they suggest certain particles can cause miscarriages, reduce sperm count and stunt lung growth in children. the japanese company sega has bought the firm behind angry birds. the deal to buy rovio is worth £625 million. it will be so interesting to hear what you think about this. its an iconic eve...

Its a familiar call in a divisive debate thats happened so many times before. jessica parker, bbc news, dadeville, alabama. here, air pollution causes harm to people at all stages of life, including reducing sperm count and damaging foetal growth, new research has shown. a review of key evidence on the effects of pollution, drawing from more than 35,000 studies in the last ten years, has detailed the ways it causes harm from pre—birth to old age. 0ur reporter graham satchell has more. scientis...

Well start to draw in some more showers, i think, as we head towards the end of the working week. thats it from us for now. theres lots more on our website, and you can also check out our news app. for now, though, back to sally and jon. good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today... another mass shooting in the united states — four people are killed and 28 injured at a teenage birthday party in alabama. president biden describes it as outrageous and un...