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such a medical condition should receive. a person with vladimir's condition should lead a very active lifestyle and try to do physical exercises all the time. he has no opportunity behind bars. he's not alone in this. today's prisoners are held without proper medical care. i can name just a few. evengi is suffering from a hot condition. alexy is suffering as well. many activists of crimea are held behind bars with no medical care at all. vladimir is not alone in this. this is yet another method used by the authorities to deal with those who oppose the regime. >> evgenia, thank you very much. i appreciate you speaking and speaking out. of course, our thoughts with you and your children. thank you. >> thank you very much, erin.
still have the right to choose. and so, doctors like aaron campbell travel thousands of miles every week to carry out the procedure they've dedicated their lives to, legally. i'm not in my own clinic because we had to close. it's a felony in tennessee to provide abortion at any stage of pregnancy. i believe in this right for people to be able to make this decision for themselves. and i believe that they should be able to get that care from someone who knows how to do this safely. meanwhile, in mississippi, even though terminating an unwanted pregnancy is now illegal, anti—abortion activists continue their campaign. the abortion pill, the poison pill, in mississippi — we know that it can be sent through the mail or across the border, so we're concerned about women still obtaining unsafe abortions without the proper medical care. and then also, women can
and i believe that they should be able to get that care from someone who knows how to do this safely. meanwhile, in mississippi, even though terminating an unwanted pregnancy is now illegal, anti—abortion activists continue their campaign. the abortion pill, the poison pill, in mississippi — we know that it can be sent through the mail or across the border, so we're concerned about women still obtaining unsafe abortions without the proper medical care. and then also, women can still go across state lines. last year, an important battle may have been won by the anti—abortion lobby but the fight over reproductive rights in america continues with no end in sight. sophie long, bbc news, mississippi. investigators in canada have boarded the support ship used to launch the titan submersible last week.
he's been there without proper medical care. eric: he suffers hernia and refusing surgery or medical care for that. do you think that's a wise move? >> i don't blame him. he's quite concerned about the quality of care in russia. and i think vladimir putin knows that and wants exactly what he's getting from the united states which is pressure from the media and the elected representatives to get him out because vladimir putin does not want the united states to take further action against russians up to activities and arrest them, he things his treatment of whalen might determine us from taking actions against russians were breaking the law. eric: he is playing a chess game. here is tim wallenberg out of michigan. >> right now we're doing what we can do in taking advice as we can take advice. we have been in contact with the state department, i think this
one year without reliable power, without running water, without proper medical care. one year after maria ravaged their homes, many puerto ricans are still recovering. >> there was an event for the one-year anniversary. it was a somber affair as they remembered the 3,000 people who died in the storm. the sad fact remains, the recovery is nowhere near complete. but he holds hope the island will become stronger than before. >> it's been a long recovery process. this is the wake of the biggest devastation of the modern history of the united states. our people are strong and resilient. they've been battling back. although we've had plenty of obstacles and we're trying to channel those and finish those,
and talk to your doctor. because you have places to go... ...and people who can't wait for you to get there. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands... step on up and talk to your doctor today. elizabeth: it has been more than a year since venezuelan authorities detained a utah man and his wife without due process. there have been multiple please to free q military and groundsman a response. the newly married couple has endured illness and injury and malnutrition without proper medical care. joshua's family has been working tirelessly for his freedom. after it into the white house donald trump called for the release of joshua on wednesday. with us today is his mother, lori holt, who is here to talk
market on a friday, missiles slammed in. 55 dead at least, 200 injuries, massively complicated, the injuries. the last 24 hours missiles landed near the hospital that services that particular area closing it. meaning everyone has to basically fend for themselves and these gruesome injuries you're seeing without proper medical care. some video shows how a shell landed near an ambulance trying to collect people from that very area. absolute carnage there. contrast aring, frankly, with the scenes and five-star viennese hotel. no opposition, or regime, people invited to that meeting to talk peace. if they were, the exile is distant from those bombed there. they showed progress, but so far away from the day lily life in syria, jim? >> you're aware, heard it, too, frustration from the kurdish rens, from other rebels fighting
the lawsuit involved pro bowl center jeremy newberry alleges that the nfl routinely supplied players with painkillers to keep them on the field on game day without warning them about the potential dangers to their long-term health. jeremy newberry now has kidney failure that he attributes to the painkillers he was given. jeremy, thanks for being with us. the allegations about the addictive drugs, given without prescriptions and without proper medical care. you said you were given totorad. >> maybe my first year, i didn't take it the whole year. but the majority of my career i would say at least 10 out of the 11 years i was taking it. >> and what would that do for you? >> i mean it's a -- it's almost like a wonder drug.
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