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their lives at risk. they are joined by two doctors in this landmark lawsuit filed tuesday that seeks to clarify what qualifies as a medical exemption to the ban. sunlen serfaty reports from washington. reporter: amanda and josh were thrilled last year to tell family and friends that after years of trying, a man today was finally pregnant. and then four months in to her pregnancy, her water broke. you are 100% for sure going to lose your baby. we kept asking isn t there anything that we can do. and the answer was no. reporter: but doctors in texas said that they cooperate docooperate couldn t to an abortion. she needed a blood transfusion and her family feared she would die. amanda lost her baby but survived and is now the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit filed monday in a texas court against the state and texas medical board. because abortion is a crime in
They're suing for clarity on the ban's exception for threats to the pregnant person's life. One of the women lost a fallopian tube; another is still pregnant.
of someone else who had the worst of intentions with children. but then police caught the predator. more than 200 intimate images and videos of alice were found. they also found he d been using omegle to groom other victims. omegle has been cited in at least 50 cases of child abuse around the world in the last two years alone. it gets around 73 million users a month according to analysts at semrush. alice is now suing omegle in a landmark lawsuit accusing the website of failing to protect children in its design. legal experts say that if successful it could pave the way for more litigation against social networks around the world. we are holding them liable for their own product operations. as soon as the platform realised this was how it was being used, then it had the duty to innovate. what would you say to people who think that it s up to parents to stop their children going on websites like this? i would say they re wrong. i would say that there is absolutely