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For a quarter of current global warming. but this is texas, a state where the energy companies tell the r regulators how much theyre polluting. >> when they flare that off and burn that uh, it releases a lot of sulfur dioxide. weve got this massive air quality problem in the permian basin and the state of texas and the epa are just not monitoring out there. and the reason theyre not monitoring is because their formulas are dependent on population. >> the permian basin is 86,000 square miles. it ...

Dementia. four employees, the chief administrator, supervising nurse and two other nurses have been charged with multiple felony manslaughter counts as well as tampering with evidence. the police chief signed today, he thinks of the grieving family. >> they place their faith and trust in hollywood heals, its medical and administrative staff and that trust was betrayed. they have been living an absolute nightmare. >> state regulators shut down that nursing home up in hollywood, florida, not long ...

Reason mandated by the state for 21 days and performed what they considered to be sexual assaults on their patients, newly mandated by the state for 21 days. the doctors putz up with it. tonight the doctors say enough is enough. planned parenthood of st. louis said they will no longer conduct a second pelvic exam that state regulators have recently mandated. the doctors say the examination is unethical and they stand by the decision as they move one step closer to lose its license. they were fir...

Here in missouri. >> fits from that clinic describing this as state-sanctioned sexual assault. so that all started 21 days ago in missouri. state government enforcing the law in a way they had never done before to force patients, force these women, to withstand a medically unnecessary vaginal probe before they can get an abortion. for 21 days the doctors at this clinic had to tell their patients to take off their clothes for no medical reason, muly mandated by the state. for 21 days they had to ...

Interested in publishing that story? shannon? >> shannon: doug mckelway, thank you very much. california preparing for widespread blackouts this summer. that ties up tonights western round. one of the states largest power providers is do not count on reliable service during fire season for state regulators approved the company imposing massive blackouts this summer in an effort to prevent wildfires. in the event organizers for san franciscos pride parade asking segmental police officers to march...

To look at that, what this will do is not end abortion. it will simply means women will die again in this country. >> cecille richards there with alex hayes. on friday, a judge issued a temporary restraining order to stop the missouri health department from closing the states last abortion clinic. that judge ruled the planned parenthood of the st. louis region has until tuesday to resolved a dispute with state regulators who declined to renew the clinics license. if that were to happen, missouri...

Missouri right now would happen across the country. that is this, that the roberts court will never explicitly overturn roe v. wade. but they will allow the regulation of abortion to such a degree that in states like missouri, you have one abortion provider today, but you may have no abortion provider. they can say, we didnt overturn roe v. wade, but they allowed individual states to regulate to such a degree that it is a de facto ban. >> yeah. in what theyre doing in missouri is really interest...

It was at the end there. they were over. this was not going any further. that offer also had to do specifically with the nuclear complex. trump told reporters after his meeting with kim jong-un that he needed more than that if they were going to move forward toward a deal. but its striking, these details demonstrate to us just how challenging it has been for the u.s. team as they have negotiated with the north koreans, both a snub and a hail mary in the days around and during this summit in hano...

I have not said that. in fact i have said we should talk to them. one of the problems we had with trying to get otto out -- i worked on this for a year and a half and im very close to the family. theyre terrific and incredibly resilien resilient, taking their grief and using it in constructive ways. its not plausible to think that kim didnt know about it. so we should be talking to them, of course, but we should do it knowing full well that this is a regime that has a history of human rights abu...

Trump org. >> fast forward six days and new york state regulators appear to have decided to take michael cohens suggestion on tuesday, they issued a subpoena to the trump organizations insurance company. nbc news investigations tom winter hasnb been looking into that and has been for quite some time. tom, when we will see alexandria ocasio-cortez ask that question last week, it was pretty obvious there was a i trail and youre w following it. >> right. so this had come out actuality weekend befor...