so just speaking about economic impact, each day that the port is shutdown, what is the economic impact? again, there s between, last i checked, between 100 and $200 million of value that comes through the port every day, and about $2 million in wages that are at stake every day, and that s one of the areas we re most concerned about. it s one thing for a container or a vehicle or a sugar shipment to be absorbed or accommodated somewhere else, but these long shore workers, if goods aren t moving, they re not working. now, right now there is work taking place even inside of that bridge because of the work that has to be done to off load some of the vehicles that are stuck there and get that back on the surface transportation to go out to other sites, so they re likely working right now, but that work won t last long, and that s one of our main areas of concern. thank you very much. so when you look at cfr, you know, the regulations, you earlier talked about how, you know
we are thinking of everyone affected by this tragedy in baltimore tonight. on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks at nbc news, thanks for staying up late. i ll see you again tomorrow. t. thanks for joining me this hour, in 1993, time magazine called it the pill that changes everything. the new abortion pill was part of a true for medication abortion, and it changed the american healthcare landscape and the landscape across the globe, the people in china, the united kingdoms, sweden, france where the drug it already been improved. had the ability to end pregnancies without undergoing surgery and even in some cases from inside the four walls of their own homes. according to time, ru486 made abortion a truly personal and private choice. but it also opened a new frontier of antiabortion backlash. as soon as the drug was first developed and approved in france in the 1980s, it sparks protests. facing intense pressure from th
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