Here's what you Need2Know for September 23, 2022. 

Hurricane Fiona, Indiana Judge Halts Abortion Ban, Cancer Deaths Fall: What You Need2Know for Sept. 23, 2022

let's start with the Caribbean after ripping through it. Hurricane Fiona now passing Bermuda where hurricane warnings are up there, the storm left at least eight dead in Puerto rico and it shows no signs of slowing before it slams into Canada tomorrow. And forecasters say it could be the strongest storm ever to hit the Canadian coast. Meanwhile, a developing storm which could be named her mean, could be becoming a major threat to the U. S. Gulf coast or the east coast by next week, Chloe and an indiana judge temporarily halted the state's ban on most abortions yesterday, a week after the law took effect, the decision came as part of a lawsuit brought by abortion providers challenging the state ban, which prohibits most abortions from conception. Indiana was the first state to pass new sweeping restrict restrictions on abortion. After the Supreme Court overturned roe versus wade in june, the judge's ruling for now restores wider legal rights to abortion in the state, which has played a prominent role in the nation's abortion debate. Meanwhile, thousands of Russian citizens received draft papers and were put on busses thursday that for training and that's just a day after Russian leader Vladimir Putin announced that the country's first mobilization would happen since the Second World War, it could pull 300,000 civilians into military service protests as a result have broken out now in Moscow ST Petersburg and even as far away as Siberia, some civilians fleeing the country jamming flights and clogging border crossings european union in a bind having cracked down on visas for Russians all because of this war and more on the war in Ukraine war dominated the U. N. General Assembly on thursday, Secretary of state antony Blinken and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov faced off Blinken called on security council members to quote, send a clear message to Russia that it must stop its nuclear threats as part of the war, Blinken adding quote if Russia stops fighting the war ends. If Ukraine stops fighting, Ukraine ends, Lavrov repeated Russia's claim that Kiev has long oppressed Russians in the eastern part of Meanwhile, President Joe Biden says the federal government will pay 100% of the cost of Puerto Rico's recovery from Hurricane Fiona for the next month. That announcement expands the major disaster declaration that biden made for the island just a day earlier. That moved, directs federal aid for local recovery efforts, allowing residents to access grants for temporary housing as well as home repairs as well as low interest loans to cover uninsured property losses there. And the Special master overseeing the MAR A Lago documents investigation has ordered former President Donald trump's lawyers to back up out of court assertions that the FBI may have planted evidence at the property during their search last month. Judge Raymond Dearie said in a filing yesterday that trump's team needs to submit a sworn declaration saying if they believe the Justice Department included any items on their inventory of materials taken from mar a Lago that we're not actually seized during the search trump. And some his attorneys claim the FBI planted evidence at mar A Lago during the august search but have offered no evidence of this. And let's stick with the former president here. Met his top policy executive says that he's going to decide if former president trump will be able to return to facebook trump's two year suspension because of the january 6th insurrection expires in january and nick Clegg says he will consult with Ceo Mark Zuckerberg and met his board of directors as well as third party experts to help make that decision on if trump will return. Clegg reiterated his position that it will not in fact check politicians or candidates speech on the platform. He said it's not met his role to determine what's true or false but trump's access to the platform could be suspended again. That if he breaks facebook's terms of service and in a spot of good news here, the number of people dying from cancer is falling faster than ever before. The American Association for Cancer Research is newest. Progress report found that between 2016 and 2019 cancer deaths dropped 2.3% each year declines in smoking along with improvements in catching and treating cancer early are driving the change plus a higher percentage of patients are surviving cancer. With the overall survivor rate reaching over 70% as of 2017 cancer is still the second leading cause of death in America just behind heart disease. That is amazing news. And let's see some more good news here, Nasa sharing some incredible views of Neptune and its rings taken all by the James Webb telescope. See right there, That's the clearest view of Neptune in more than 30 years since the Voyager two flew by the telescope providing a crisp new view of the planet's rings. Seen an infrared for the very first time ever. And you see that bright light in the upper middle of the image. Yeah, that's not a star. Nasa is saying that that's Neptune's Moon triton, which reflects an average of 70% of the sunlight that hits from it. My God, what an amazing visual right there.