the s.w.a.t. team responded to congregation beth israel, the synagogue in colleyville about 17 miles northeast of fort worth. they responded to what is, what we now know, to a hostage situation. abc news is reporting there are four people being held hostage including the rabbi of that synagogue. the rabbi of that synagogue is named as rabbi charlie citron walker, known to be the full-time rabbi of congregation beth israel. right before 2:00 there was a live stream of services there this morning for the sabbath today, a religious day, obviously, for jews. and on this live stream it was cut right before people could kind of hear muffling in the synagogue. you couldn t really see much, but there was a fixed camera shot of the pulpit, you could hear the faint voice of a man heard in the background. the fort worth telegram is reporting that this man repeatedly mentioned his sister and islam, and he said a few times that he didn t want to hurt anyone, and he mentioned he had childr
for patients who still haven t gotten their kids vaccinated, please get them vaccinated. look out for their interests here. it s the best way to protect them. and for parents of kids too young to be vaccinated, surround your kids with people who are vaccinated. there s a lot of reason to be hopeful in 2020. maria: well, thank you, but, of course, it is 2022, president biden. and the teachers unions are once again calling the hots, voting against the shots, voting against in-person learning in chicago. new school closings in place in chicago and some parts of san francisco. right now going to schools puts us at risk, puts our students and families at risk of contracting the krone a virus. coronavirus. maria: coming up, governor christie nome is here with south dakota s answer to mandate school closings and inflation ahead of her state of the state this upcoming week. plus, we are still fighting covid two years in with omicron ripping across the country. yet joe biden s c
haven t gotten your kids vaccinated, please get them vaccinated. look out for their interests here. it s the best way to protect them. and for parents with kids too young to be vaccinated, surround your kids with people who are vaccinated. there s a lot of reason to have to be hopeful in 2020. maria: well, thank you. but, of course, it is 2022, president biden. and the teachers unions are once again calling the shots, voting against in-person learning in chicago. new school closings in place in chicago and some parts of san francisco. right now going into schools puts us at risk, puts our students and families at risk of contracting the coronavirus. maria: coming up, governor kristi noem is here with south dakota s answer to mandates, school closings and inflation ahead of hernd state of the stae this upcoming week. plus, we are still fighting covid two years in with omicron ripping across the country. yet joe biden s cdc and fda are telling us to isolate, ride it out. is
today where the conservative justices rightly pushed back against the brought unprecedented coercive exercise of government power which takes aim at americans who are unvaccinated and affects nearly 100 million workers in total. the court heard oral arguments surrounding two mandates. first, biden s osha mandate which allows companies with over 100 employees to require the vaccine or weekly testing on the masks for workers who do not comply. the court also heard arguments of a mandate for medical workers who receive federal funding. that will recover 10 million more americans. remember, joe biden didn t go to congress. this mandate, there s no regulation. there is no statutory authority. did it by a stroke of a pen, blindsided businesses all across the country. here is justice neil gorsuch laying it all out earlier today. congress has had a year to act on the question of vaccine mandates already. as chief justice points out, going agency to agencies getting congress to act.
well, my guest today is a doctor who believes in assisted dying, and it is personalfor henry marsh, a leading brain surgeon who has an advanced form of cancer. should death ever be the desired outcome for a doctor? henry marsh, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you received a cancer diagnosis last year so i think i have to begin by asking, how are you? well, i m pretty well, all things considered. and as a doctor, of course, i know how bad things can be. i was diagnosed a year ago now with what s called advanced prostate cancer not necessarily terminal, but it s spread beyond the prostate. and my psa, which is a marker of the severity of a disease, and the probability of recurrence and ultimate death was very high 130. only 5% of men have a psa as high as that. so, obviously, this was deeply upsetting and shocking at the time. and i ve been having to come to terms with it since then. it s quite a long and complicated story. as a doctor, of course, i spend all my life livi