a day after the six-week abortion ban went into effect, a judge has ordered the law to be put on hold. anyhow it s up to the all-male justices of the state supreme court. plus we re on standby for another member of the oath keepers to be sentenced for their role in the january 6th capitol insurrection, one defendant telling the judge she was just another idiot running around the hallway. then, 12 people are injured and the big question is, why did he do it? hello, everyone, and welcome to the lead, i m biana. a judge has blocked south carolina s new abortion restrictions from going into effect. yesterday, governor henry mcmaster signed a law banning most abortions as early as six weeks into pregnancy before many women even know they re pregnant. it did allow for some exception b s but it s all on hold. dianne gallagher is following these developments for us. what happens now? zbl. reporter: so, at this point in south carolina, the limit on abortions returns to wha
in the tech lead, what could be the next frontier in medical experiments. instead of lab test after lab test, researchers let artificial intelligence do the work. it found an antibiotic that seemed to be resistant to a superbug. i want to bring in john harlan for more on this. we ve talked about skepticism and concern about ai. this looks like it could really be beneficial. how does it work in lab experiments like this, john? is a drug resistant disease that is in hospital settings that comes on things like doorknobs that can cause skin infections and blood infections, and it can be deadly. traditional antibiotics are becoming increasingly resistant against it. that s why the cdc said in 2019 it s urgent for researchers to