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Of representatives and both of the state's senators out of a total of 25 officials, the congressional republican, just four responded. only one referred to the case. now, the question is, how do those who believe in abortion rights want to push the issue on this odious bill and the ones that are sure to follow? nancy northrop is the president and ceo of the center for reproductive rights who filed an emergency request to block the texas been ban. emily, executive director of an organization that helps elect democratic women in favor of abortion rights. i misspoke. the folks in the texas congre...

And with that comes expectations of, at a minimum, minorities having roles of power within the government and significant senior roles. significantly within security. the extent to which, for example, women are included in the government, i am much more sceptical that the taliban will reach for that level of inclusivity and at a minimum the international community is looking to see if they include the various minority groups in afghanistan in whatever government they form. we might not have to wait too long to find out. thank you so much for joining us. find out. thank you so much for joining ...

Onwards. in which way they had from here onwards. in the next half an hour we will have more analysis of economic crisis coming a little later. economic crisis coming a little later. a law banning most abortions in texas has come into effect, after the us supreme court declined to act on an emergency request to block it. pregnancy teminations are now illegal after six weeks — even in cases of rape or incest. it's the most dramatic restriction so far to the roe versus wade judgment of 1973, which legalised abortion across the united states. i'm joined now by our washington correspondent nomia...

Story. the supreme court announced it would not block a new law that effectively bans abortion in texas, though no one is sure how the law will be enforced. president biden slammed the court decision saying it would unleash unconstitutional chaos, mounting what he calls a whole of government effort to respond to this. 5-4 vote, the justices denied emergency request by women's health providers to halt a state law in texas that prohibits abortions after six weeks. it incentivizes members of the public to enforce the bain. citizens entitled to a bounty of $10,000 against anyone that aids an abort...

5-4 vote there has been emergency request to the supreme court to put that texas law on hold. by 5-4, the court will allow the texas abortion law to continue, considered the most restrictive by most people in the country. they say they are not get into the underlying merits of the case, there are challenges that are proceeding on the merits but for now 5-4 the court will not step in and block that law, the texas abortion law remains in effect, just moments ago that decision from the courts. the remnants of hurricane ida, torrents of rain every where from the central appellations to new england...