this huge decision was about to be made public? it s remarkable reporting. i urge you to go to cnn.com and read it. joan, thanks for sharing. up next new covid numbers about how many parents still don t want to vaccinate their kids and an important health update from the white house about the president s covid fight. i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn t really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer s dog in, her skin was better, she was more active. if i can invest in her health and be proactive, i think it s worth it. visit betterforthem.com i m jonathan lawson
medication that i needed to fight the infection. if you make the decision to take this, there is a real risk of significant health impacts to the fetus. my husband and i made a health care decision to terminate the pregnancy. these are our choices and we need to be able to make them. i cannot wait to get on to the debate stage and have him look me in the air and say it is not health care. those rights were not hypothetical to me, they are not hypothetical to women today. no law, no tradition, no supreme court decision is too big to challenge and change. i am jamie cheney and i approve this message because we need to protect our reproductive freedom. jamie, thanks for sharing that with us. first time here. and i know that you said i can t wait to get on the debate stage and talk about this. so what is your answer to a challenger who says that all life life begins at
that s it. what do you want people to know about how the pricing works, how prices are set? so, fuel costs, that certain amount of fuel that i had, it cost me $3.86 a gallon. and we set it at $1.99 so i wouldn t say i lost $1 and some change on it, but it s you know, we all can t take it home after we pass away. i m not going to be able to take all the money with me, so why not just give back, and seeing the smiles on everyone s faces, that s what made it worth it. who knows, just a few months down the road, i might do it again. you have a very refreshing perspective, and i think a lot of people are saying, give me a heads-up next time you re going to do it. ravi patel, thanks for sharing, thank you so much for what you did to give back and for sharing your stoiry with us. yes, ma am. thank you for having me here. trapped. listen to this. they were trapped, they were left with no choice but to jump, and it was caught on video.
we were passing out the flags for them to waive. and to go around the corner to start marching. it is literally is filming because it was the happiest moment of these kids lives at that moment. then i quickly turned into the worst day that we will ever remember. dana: how is your son doing today? he s in bed, that s why i m sitting outside. he sleeping. i stayed home from work today, kept him his day care is in the highland park and i just wanted to keep him home today. we are just here together. bill: thanks for sharing your story, gina. our best to your son in your community.
bowel campaign, which is approaching £7 million. she only set out to raise a quarter of i only set out to raise a quarter ofi million. this is for research into personalised medicine for cancer patients. dame deborah s second book will be coming out in august. bowel cancer is so important. every day in the uk, around 120 new cases are found. let s leave you with the most poignant words of the day. they came from dame deborah herself. this was shared with permission by her family. with her characteristic oneness and humour. bluntness. what and humour. bluntness. what and humour. bluntness. what an extraordinarily and humour. bluntness. what an extraordinarily life. thanks i an extraordinarily life. thanks for sharing. an extraordinarily life. thanks forsharing. 0nto an extraordinarily life. thanks for sharing. 0nto sport, an extraordinarily life. thanks forsharing. 0nto sport, and an extraordinarily life. thanks for sharing. 0nto sport, and at day two of wimbledon, the