So, I just checked, and apparently CHD has added captions.
But the other perennial problem continues. It just cycled and after a few minutes of watching the spinning arrow, it said oral arguments would be coming soon and then small type above the screen apologizing for the delay, and then after a few more minutes the screen filled with jumbled words and the small type above the screen changed to saying the video has been streaming too long and I should reload it.
I did give up at that point, I need to get off line and do other things, but thanks again for your prompt reply, and your awesome work generally.
I know awesome sounds like an over enthusiastic teenager, but still, it's an the most accurate characterization possible with just one word.
So, September 13 was three days ago. I can't go back in time to watch it live.
What happened?
In the inerview she states the ruling is a few months away.
oral argument GEORGE M. BORRELLO v. KATHLEEN C. HOCHUL Lawsuit Appeal | Oral Arguments | Sept. 13 | 10am ET
https://live.childrenshealthdefense.org/chd-tv/events/george-m-borrello-v-kathleen-c-hochul-lawsuit-appeal-oral-arguments-event/george-m-borrello-v-kathleen-c-hochul-lawsuit-appeal-oral-arguments-broadcast/
Thanks. I am deaf and unable to access uncaptioned content.
ItтАЩs going to be a few months.
Until then, keep informed, keep praying and keep pushing back.
So, I just checked, and apparently CHD has added captions.
But the other perennial problem continues. It just cycled and after a few minutes of watching the spinning arrow, it said oral arguments would be coming soon and then small type above the screen apologizing for the delay, and then after a few more minutes the screen filled with jumbled words and the small type above the screen changed to saying the video has been streaming too long and I should reload it.
I did give up at that point, I need to get off line and do other things, but thanks again for your prompt reply, and your awesome work generally.
I know awesome sounds like an over enthusiastic teenager, but still, it's an the most accurate characterization possible with just one word.
Thanks.
Wondering that myself.