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Supreme court blocked it and on the front lines of ems workers. the burnout they're facing heading into year three of the pandemic also tonight, with u.s. troops on heightened alert, president biden warning russia will face enormous consequences if it invades ukraine. and what he said about sanctioning vladimir putin personally new images, u.s. weapons arriving in ukraine as russia makes a major show of force. days after that shooting ambush in new york, a second nypd officer dying after his rookie partner was killed. the new supply chain warning. the shortage on one critical item that...

This scandal. again, people do not like you breaking the rules you are imposing on them especially in such a blatant way. raf sanchez, good to have you on the story. coming up, jacob soboroff rides with ems workers for a firsthand look at a health care system overwhelmed by not just the omicron surge but non-emergency calls as well. n s n s non-emergency calls as well. and maintain remission. and it's the first and only s1p receptor modulator approved for uc. don't take zeposia if you've had a heart attack, chest , stroke or mini-stroke, heart failure in the last 6 months, irregular or abnor...

Very steep cliff and the cars upside down, the bus hanging, it's a credit to the ems workers that chained people together to pull people out of there and i will tell you, if this would have occurred an hour later, this is a road that gets probably about 15,000 cars on it a day and if it was rush hour, we would be looking at a couple hundred cars down in that valley. we've got very, very lucky today and hopefully those individuals at the hospital recover quickly in their home safe and then next couple of days. >> it is really scary to think when you talk about how many cars could have been on t...

NEW YORK (AP) — An independent group formed by former and current Amazon workers is...

Most workers who quit their jobs in the last year say it's boosted their quality of life, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.