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♪ ♪ >> the san francisco police department has arrested a suspect in the murder of tech executive bob lee. >> the cash app founder was stabbed in the city last >> the justice department says it will ask the supreme court to pause an appeals court decision that keeps access to a commonly used abortion pill, but imposes some restrictions that will make the medicine harder to get. ♪ ♪ >> norah: "eye on america," janet shamlian takes us to disaster city, where rescue teams prepare for the next catastrophe. >> as that next big thing happens, how do we mirror that, bring it here, a...

>> the san francisco police department has arrested a suspect in the murder of tech executive bob lee. >> the bed inhe citlast week. >> thetice depent saou c to pause and appeals court decision that keeps access to a commonly used abortion pill but imposes some restrictions that will make the medicine harder to get. ♪ ♪ >> norah: "eye on america," janet shamlian takes us to disaster city where rescue teams prepare for the next catastrophe. >> as that next big thing happens, how do we mirror that, bring it here, train people to respond to it? ♪ ♪ >> actor jamie fox is recoveri...

As the U.N. climate conference nears its end, there's concern over whether countries can or will meet prior pledges to hold down global temperatures. If temperatures continue to climb, the impact on health could be profound and some doctors say their profession is not prepared. William Brangham reports in collaboration with the Global Health Reporting Center with support from the Pulitzer Center.

Since 2019, the number of US medical schools requiring coursework on the effects of climate change has more than doubled. A Colorado program goes a step further and aims to turn working medical professionals into leading experts on climate and health.

Fellows Judith Anne Garretson Folse, Adriana Gonzalez, Michael Hevel and Romona West attended the leadership conference with Vice Provost Anna Zajicek and Associate Dean Lia Uribe.