Two hours. Chief Justice Roberts e ll hear argument this morning in case6, moyle versus United States, and the consolidated case. Mr. Turner. Mr. Turner thank you, mr. Chief stice, and may it please the medicare act in 1986, it put the emtala on a centuries Old Foundation of state law. States have always been responsible for licensg doctors and setting the scope of their professional pract indeed, emtala works precisely because stesegulate the practice of medicine. And nothing in emtquires doctors to ignore the scope of their license and offer dil treatments that violate state law. Three statprovisions make this clear. Firs stion 1395, the medicare acts opening provision, forbids the federal rnment from controlling the practice of medicine. Thats the role of state regulation. Second, subdivision emtala codifies a statutory presumption agait eemption of state medical regulations. And, thirdlas stabilization provision is limited to available treatments, which depends on the scope of e sp
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From the areas local news station, youre watching the kron. 4 morning news thanks for joining us on a wednesday. Im darya and im james a great wednesday to be shores are waking up to cloudy skies this morning. Do you think theyre going . I dont know hear. Your public doesnt want to work. So i think every like john, the today is going to be a nice day to be getting out there. Its just a little muggy year and a little cooler than we have got used also a lot cloudier to, as you can see behind me at the Golden Gate Bridge, not a lot of sunshine at all today. Half moon bay or other your walnut creek camera highway. 24 winding its way through the hills. Things look fine there. Its just cooler and generally a whole lot cloudier than maybe we enjoyed seeing the past few days, a very modest southerly breezes transporting some humidity across the region. Contributing to the muggy feel that today is bringing temperatures are not going to move a time today. Right now were sitting in the upper 50s
Options. The san jose mayor is giving some People Living in encampments as the city plans to build new housing, thousands of bay area. Tesla workers expected to lose their jobs. Why the company is making those job cuts. Anything that helps curtail that the drug. Trade and drug activity on our streets you know something worth. The new initiative to try and increase safety in the citys tenderloin district wide. Some local businesses, though, are not on board. When fun time from the bay areas local news station. Youre watching kron. 4 news. Good evening. Thanks for joining us for kron for news at 10. Im ken wayne and im vicki liviakis. Our top story tonight, San Francisco mayor london breed. Wants to crack down on illegal activity surrounding late night Corner Stores in the tenderloin. But some people who live and work there not on board with the mayors plan. Kron 4 Sarah Stinson joins us in the studio after visiting the neighborhood. Sarah. Tonight, it ended event aimed at celebrating th
Losses. Filing a Police Report for past breakins never resulted in an arrest. So greer says he does not bother calling 911 to report the crime. Very defeating is very end. Its just thats thats again to kick in the teeth for sure. Hes thought about moving from his Downtown Location at the intersection of 14th and jefferson. This is he stuck in a lease that doesnt. And for another 6 years wanting more of a Police Presence late at night to deter another burglary from happening. But Police Presence. A lot of cops, a lot of cars driving around during the day. But for some reason that night. Oakland police just turned into responding to gunshots and violence. And to me, thats not. Thats not a feeling, you know, the entire city. The Oakland Police Department Says their command staff tracks crime trends deploying more officers to areas experiencing crime. Theyve also expanded foot patrols to 2 sergeants and 12 officers. Greer says his restaurant is not the only Downtown Business experiencing m