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An investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor found that a corporate-owned Whataburger illegally fired a nursing mother after she left the restaurant to express breast milk.
others. it is going to get more and more serious as those russian forces move across -- toward the west in ukraine. this is sort of the situation now. it's about 3:00 in the morning, but they have set up several refugee centers here in the train station itself. these orange tents that you see down the way here, these are all for families, for nursing mothers, for women who are traveling with children. it's a place where they can rest, get a little bit of quiet. there are several other rooms. they have even turned a fast food restaurant into a makeshift refugee center as well. the guy who runs the entire refugee effort for the country says they have never seen anything like this. >> children, a lot of children. we see children coming only with their mothers, because their fathers are staying there to fight. and this is a real humanitarian crisis. no one in europe expected to see
what's happening in the olympic village does not create surges in the city of tokyo or the country of japan. so far they think they have to under control but they'll monitor that very closely over the next few weeks. >> all right,sir. we will be, too. sanjay, thank you so much. live from the games in tokyo. while much of the focus on the olympics has been navigating the pandemic, female athletes in particular have been dealing with a host of other issues when it comes to inequality. let's take a look at this. here to break it down for us is cnn early start anchor laura jarrett. what are we looking at here, laura? >> brianna, organizers of tokyo olympics say this will be the most equal games in history with women making up nearly half of all athletes competing over the next several weeks. but in reality, female athletes still face plenty of obstacles, some obvious, others more subtle. back in june, u.s. women's soccer star alex morgan and others took on olympic organizers after the organizing committee said that nursing mothers would be allowed to
the olympics announcing that nursing mothers will be allowed to bring babies to tokyo. the move came after a canadian basketball player made an emotional plea to bring her 3-month-old daughter with her to continue breast feeding. the ioc said no family members could travel due to covid restrictions but allowed it after the issue was raise. how did she get in such shape after having a baby? that is also incredible. we will be right back. k. ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes to delare waking upnology to what's possible
week. south dakota's governor basically saying the state's national guard troops are available for rent. what? she is sending the state's national guard members to texas to, quote, help secure the border. but telling taxpayers they're not footing the bill. a gop donor will pay though the governor's office is short on details how it will work. her people say it is all perfectly legal though experts disagree strongly and other critics point out it turns south dakota's national guard troops into a mercenary force for hire. we talked last hour about the olympic committee's actions in suspending sha'carri richardson but they proved they can get something right. the olympics announcing that nursing mothers will be allowed to bring babies to tokyo. the move came after a canadian basketball player made an emotional plea to bring her
The government has asked all states to advise employers to implement 'work-from-home' arrangements for nursing mothers, given the perceived vulnerability of both mother and child to Covid-19, especially amid the second wave of infections in the country.
The 28-year-old mother, who is still nursing her 20-month-old child, is worried about possible side effects. Pregnant radio presenter Suliana Mohd Saffuan also has similar concerns. "I want to take the vaccine, but will it hurt my unborn child? What are the risks? Doctors seem to differ in opinion when it comes to the safety of the Covid-19 vaccine for pregnant women. This worries me," she told Bernama. Health deputy director-general (public health) Datuk Dr Chong Chee Keong said current data does not point to the vaccine being dangerous for pregnant or nursing women. "Current assessment by the country's experts show no data to indicate that the vaccine is unsafe for pregnant or nursing women," he said, referring to the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine, Comirnaty.