jahi and that happened today. the family says they have raised more than $45,000 to move here from this location, and a state court hearing just ended. we re told both sides are claiming victory. the judge ruled that jahi can be moved and there s a plan in place to move her from the hospital but in judge also ruled the hospital would not be forced to perform a trach or put a feeding tube in her or be forced to allow a doctor from the outside to prove those procedures. show to family says they re going to do it nearby. they won t tell anybody where the facility is, but both side claiming victory. the hospital saying they haven t been forced to do anything and the hospital still insists jahi is deceased, and the family says things are starting to go their way. what is up next is a federal hearing, pretty much a lot of the same arguments there. the family trying to force the hospital to feed jahi.
city after money trouble and a bribery scandal. this sunday on your local fox station. check your tv listings for the time. relatives of the 13-year-old girl on life support in oakland, california, are a step closer to being able to move her to another medical facility and keep her alive. that s according to the family attorney following a state court hearing today. the child s name, jahi mcmath, last month doctors say they removed her tonsils, and other tissue from the back of her throat. relative say shortly after the surgery blood began pouring from her nose and mouth. she had a heart attack. days later, doctors declared her brain dead. many of them. from different areas, and from the court. those doctors have said mcmath will never wake up. a state judge ruled they can remove her ventilator next tuesday. the family members say they are not giving up and have the been pushing to take her to another facility. attorneys for both sides have also been meeting with a federal
it is going to have to be the courts. at this point we have one more battle. we have a state court hearing on july 31st, the day before the law is set to go in effect to see if we can get an injunction against the admitting privileges law. the admitting privileges law and the six-week ban are the two laws that would have stopped us from being able to offer the services that we do to women in our state. and so one down, one to go. we feel confident that we ll get that injunction as well. all we can do is battle this out in courts, wait for the next legislative session and hope legislators take a cue from this and stop passing these unconstitutional laws. tammi, what are the material consequences of there being just one clinic in the whole state right now? i mean, obviously you re fighting these fights with the legislature and in the courts to try to stay open, but you re also serving your patients and you re seeing firsthand the effect of the incredibly limited access to abortion serv
battle. we have a state court hearing on july 31st, the day before the law is set to go in effect to see if we can get an injunction against the admitting privileges law. the admitting privileges law and the six-week ban are the two laws that would have stopped us from being able to offer the services that we do to women in our state. and so one down, one to go. we feel confident that we ll get that injucnction as well. all we can do is battle this out in courts, wait for the next legislative session and hope legislators take a cue from this and stop passing these unconstitutional laws. tammi, what are the material consequences of there being just one clinic in the whole state right now? i mean, obviously you re fighting these fights with the legislature and in the courts to try to stay open, but you re also serving your patients and you re seeing firsthand the effect of the incredibly limited access to abortion services that there are in your state. with you being the only clinic ri
at this point we have one more battle. we have a state court hearing on july 31st, the day before the law is set to go in effect to see if we can get an injunction against the admitting privileges law. the admitting privileges law and the six-week ban are the two laws that would have stopped us from being able to offer the services that we do to women in our state. and so one down, one to go. we feel confident that we ll get that injunction as well. all we can do is battle this out in courts, wait for the next legislative session and hope legislators take a cue from this and stop passing these unconstitutional laws. tammi, what are the material consequences of there being just one clinic in the whole state right now? i mean, obviously you re fighting these fights with the legislature and in the courts to try to stay open, but you re also serving your patients and you re seeing firsthand the effect of the incredibly limited access to abortion services that there are in your state,