or free mobile service at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> sandra: we have been watching the white house press briefing room john pierce is there be an in person talk on rough and thus the news editor for now. >> john: jacqui heinrich asking about the protest in dearborn, michigan, at the start of the weekend. i assume we will get that sound turned around for you in the next hour. >> sandra: great to be with you, thank you for joining us i'm sandra smith. >> john: i am john roberts speaking in the next hour "the story" with martha is right now. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum this is the story breaking for today for the first time in the united states parents who's son killed four teenagers will themselves suspended 10-15 years in prison.

james and jennifer crumbley largely seen as not to remorseful in their testimony at trial tried to turn that around today but they lost. their son, ethan, serving a life sentence after he pled guilty of four of his classmates a horrific story we covered that have been more than two years ago on november 30th he was 15 years old at the time. today we listen to these for shooting testimony of what was lost by the 60-year-old tate myre, 14-year-old hana saint juliana, madisyn baldwin and 15-year-old justin showing. >> for our family it is not time to celebrate. this tragedy has taken away an incredible toll on our family. >> i find myself watching her and thinking how lucky am i, i'm

the one who gets to be her mom. what did i do to deserve a perfect person? >> they say time heals all wounds. we are coming up on two and a half years now and i can assure you that the wounds are still as fresh as they were on that tragic day. >> i will never walk her down the aisle. as she begins the journey of starting her own family. and i am forever denied the chance to hold her or her future children in my arms. >> it is so heartbreaking watching these testimonies and listen to this morning from ethan's mother, watch. >> your child can make a fatal decision not just with a gun but a knife, a vehicle, intentionally or uninten unintentionally. if there's anything the general public and take away is this could happen to you too. >> martha: this could happen

to too she says, the five cohosts and a garrnney who wraps up the action today from chicago, watch. >> hi, martha, one of the arguments prosecutors made throughout these trials and sentencing is that the crumbleys showed little to no remorse over the actions of their son and as you mentioned both jennifer and james crumbley tried to change that by saying how sorry they are about what happened. but for the judge it was too little too late and she agreed with prosecutors noting the crumbleys had unrestricted access to the gun and it coucharacterized themselves as martyrs, ignored their sun's spiraling mental health problems and enable his actions by ignoring all the lovely warning signs. speak of these convictions confirmed these lack of acts that could have halted an oncoming runaway train. about repeatedly ignoring things that would make a reasonable person feel the hair on the back

of the neck stand up. >> those warning signs included disturbing drawings the teacher found on ethan's math test with a gun, a bleeding shooting victim and the thoughts "the thoughts won't stop, help me" when school officials called -- telling the school counselor it was considering suicide. about hearing voices saying "i actually asked my dad to take me to the doctor yesterday but he just gave me some pills and told me to suck it up." "it at the point where i'm asking to go to my daughter, my mom laughed when i told her." today, family members of the victims spoke directly to the core leads about that. >> because you decided that you didn't want to parents and listen to your son, he took the route we for me to be a mother. >> you have filled your son

and you have failed us all. >> instead of acknowledging any mistakes, they continue to show no remorse. they can take no accountability. the and their lawyers continue to try to change the narrative and portray the defendants as victims of the prosecution team. >> 2 separate jews from both james and jennifer crumbley guilty of involuntary manslaughter, they've now been sentenced to n they will be filing appeals and their cases. >> martha: thank you. george couchie watch that judge understand today but these 2 people away for 10n15 years. did you agree with her decision? >> absolutely degree -- agree with her decision. when i was the da i convicted a parent of allowing a child access to again that gun was used to kill another child. so in terms of -- this is a mass shooting down this is the first of its kind but there are prosecutors like me around the country will have

done similar kinds of cases. the issue is whether or not as a society we are willing to recognize that we have to go beyond just the liability and responsibility of the person who does the shooting to whether or not there is vicariously -- liability or a special relationship of the person who was providing the gun. in some cases it can be eating and abetting. where you are not the person wisely does the shooting but you are an individual who has a special relationship, in fact, an obligation as a parent or guardian to make sure that your child is, you know, protected and in fact and if a parent does not care for a child the parent can be prosecuted. so why is it taking a solo as a society to recognize that when you have a deteriorating mental illness, a child who's asking both his mother and father to see if dr, he says he's seeing blood everywhere he talks about getting again, his father gets the gun,

there's a picture with him with a gun, he goes to school with a gun, the school because her parents and their parents take north possibility and the same day the kid takes the gun and goes and kills 4 innocent people. it's too -- people want to rely on this kind of sophisticated -- well hidden and pull the trigger. he only got that gun because of his parents. and his parents were on -- they had knowledge. they had reason to foresee that this would happen. but more than that in any situation you can foresee it this child was sending messages of blood everywhere. he was talking about the fact that he was seeing his close flying all over in thehe house. he had just lost his grandmother, he was a mess. the school knew he was a me mess. the school called the parents. the parents have responsibility here and for those people who were concerned about slippery slope, it's time for parents to recognize. you have an obligation to the rest of society to protect

them from someone you know can be a danger to them. >> martha: let me ask u what about the school? the school could have kicked him out that day. let's put up the drawing that he had drawn, that we have for people to take a look at. it says "the thoughts won't stop. help me." it's a picture of a gun, blood everywhere. we were heard of cases where schools go overboard but -- your child went like this or -- this is very different. what about the liability for the school? wedding and they just say "story, you have to take him home. i don't care if you have worked that he opted to come up." >> know you're talking about a beloved -- liability, a civil case. it up to the parents. i believe they have a case. they new the child was in danger, they new the child had written suicide, that's why they called the parents. and when the parents did not take the child out of school that day, the school then becomes a look -- local parameters which is what all

the democrats want, you know, where -- with the parents when we have your kids were -- >> martha: the gun was in his backpack and they went into his classroom when they wanted him to leave with his parents and brought the backpack out payment based on what they're seeing on this math -- i'm drawing, this -- that the school have the right to open the backpack and inspected? >> absolutely. they had reasonable cause to believe that there was something dangerous on -- based on it's history, based on what he was saying and based upon the fact that they were all concerned. >> martha: it's a great point ththat you make because we hear so much about schools wanting to be in charge of these kids, right, but then had to take the whole responsibility and clearly they could've said, you know, you're expelled. he's out "'s without. take him out. >> black mark such a tragedy got unbelievable. judge, which have you with us. to see you on "the five." later this hour leads ellen and dennis gatto on the is

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back and forth over abortion inside republican party. former president trump says restrictions on the procedure should be up to the states. south carolina senator lindsey graham says he respectfully disagrees seeing that most of the civilized world has a national limit up to 15 weeks memo to former president responding in part "senator lindsey graham is doing a great disservice to the republican party and to our country. at first he wanted no abortions under any circumstances that he was up to six weeks were he allowed abortion know he is up to 15 weeks where you're allowed abortion but what he doesn't understand or perhaps he does is the radical left democrats who are destroying our country will never approve anything that he or the republicans won." "they want the issue, you want to keep us going as -- and he goes on about the d of groovy weed and his post. so here's senator lindsey graham today. >> i think trump is right insofar as estate -- and as that child develops i think

the american people find a consensus around 15 weeks to the right to limit abortion. sure thing will -- it will be a debatable continuation america -- how should we get there? it's not about your girlfriend, it's about the world -- and the good news for me i think is most americans are where i am at some emotional issues cutting president from was a good pro-life president and will stay with us. >> martha: interesting lindsey graham has been a long time ally of the former president and he went after him in a big way in those posts on true social last night as he tries to define where he believes the party needs to be on this heading in tthe election. with that we bring in mark eason, former speechwriter for president george w. bush -- and washington post columnist and a fox news contributor. always good to have you with us. what do you make of this with clear dividing line between the current lead candidate for the gop in the presidential election and his former ally senator lindsey

graham? >> i don't think it's his former ally anything valid from tends to use -- >> looks like mark' shot is freezing up there. we have mark back? >> can you hear me? >> coming in a little in and out there. let's try it one more time. go ahead. >> okay. look, lindsey graham has his heart in the right place but he is wrong and donald trump is right and here's why. there is -- donald trump is being honest with pro-life voters in saying there is no chance that a 15 week abortion ban is going to get passed by the united states and it's because you need 60 votes to do that. you have to overcome a filibuster and there's no way the republican party will have a keyboard filibuster would majority anytime soon. we don't even have the majority right now and we're trying to get back. so it would be an mp promise to say we are going to pass a 15 week abortion ban at the federal level but at has not stopped democrats from them regarding the issue. trenin has said that donald

trump was a federal ban on abortion were nationwide. and biden in the senate for decades mimicking know that's not true, he knows how to filibuster works but he's trying to do it anyway because that's the only issue he has. so what trump has done is he is boring -- being honest with the voters. he is -- he has been paying the issue from democrats, they can no longer say that he wants a federal abortion ban because he's taking that off the table. and he's enabled republicans to now go after democrats and point out that they are the abortion extremists. the democratic orthodoxy used to be abortion should be saved, legal and rare and it was a necessary evil. now their policies federal taxpayer abortion up till the moment of birth. is way out of step of the american people so never bump -- the focus on that rather than defending a ban at the federal level that is never going to happen and most americans don't want to happen at that time. >> martha: we've heard a lot of things along the way and the evolution of former president trump's stands on

this. and i think it's fair to say that a lot of politicians have evolved under issue -- -- on this issue over time to the best -- it's very difficult to navigate in this country. here's the former gop candidate nikki haley and what she said during the campaign on this. watch... >> i think that there is a place for a federal but they need to tell the american people the truth on how you get there. the only way you get a federal law is if you have a majority of the house, 60 senate votes, and a signature by process. so no republican president can ban any state law -- and ban abortions, anymore than democrats can barn -- banned state laws. so what should we do? i think we find consensus. >> martha: you know, your thoughts on her stance which sounds fairly similar to former president trump's stands right now. >> it sounds like everyone was feeling -- nick -- hailing nikki haley for saying that but when donald

trump said something similar all of a sudden he's a pro-choice radical. first of all the only reason we can ban abortion in any level is because of donald trump because of the supreme court, he was only president and six they could -- -- perfect record of supreme court appointments which gave us this right. and second of all he's right, we have to fight this out of the state and we have to do it an incremental way. we have to -- and of rural was not the end of the fight, it was the beginning. we have convince americans over time of the sanctity of unborn life and the will take incremental level at the state -- and if you do the opposite way they will elect pro-choice democrats and it was sent back the pro-life cause even more. -- and said this is a state issue, it has to be decided by people closer to the issue in their own states. some states will be very conservative on it, some states will be more liberal. and they claim that was exactly what the felt should have been now that they got what they wanted and they want to go back to some sort

of blanket federal decision on all of this. so we e will see where it goes. thank you, as you would always. >> take care thank you. >> martha: all right, here's a story that is pumping on social media getting a ton of attention. a chair flew off a rooftop bar, one of the many rooftop bars along broadway in nashville in the chaotic moment leading to country star morgan wallace arrest. we will not show you the arrest video and what happened on the rooftop later this hour. >> he's a rockstar. is trying to be a rockstar. why not? >> i'm a huge morgan wallin fan, like, you which and it's very upsetting. like what the heck, you know? ws of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪)

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[ simultaneous talking ] [ singing ] >> martha: we see so much of this and today it was in the halls of capitol hill my protesters made their way in to the mud -- and it offers the building on capitol hill a time ago. at one point they shut down the largest cafeteria in the senate chanting "senate can't eat until gaza eats." about 50 of those protesters until our -- were arrested and broken -- in the white house responding to this immigration inin michigan were a pro-palestinian rally in dearborn this past friday included death to israel tanks, that the america chance. watch what happened there.

>> -- that chant "death to israel" has become the most logical chance shouted across the world today. >> everyone: [chanting] >> it's not genocide joe that has to go. is the entire system that has to go. >> everyone: [chanting] >> martha: moments ago karine jean-pierre was asked about this by jackie heinrich and here's what she said... >> that the president condemned that? >> yes. >> is a president at all concerned that dearborn is becoming -- facing a risk of becoming a hotbed of any sort of homegrown threats? >> i don't have any intelligence to share with you on that. of a file something that we are always very vigilant about but don't have any national intelligence to share with you. but obviously will condemn any violent rhetoric. which we have been very -- i

mean you're hearing from me. you asked me a question and i'm answering it and we've been very vigilant -- ovary consistent about denouncing the type of rhetoric. >> shooey -- it was a pretty significant display. >> you're hearing from me. i think that it's important. >> martha: with that we bring in -- and iranian american journalist and activist. always good to have you with us. thank you for being here. so you hear these chance of death to america "we see a lot of this kind of hostility, behavior in michigan, in different places and hear the white house saying well we condemn that and she was asked "are you worried that there's more to it that this is potential hostility that can grow into violence there and she said that is not something that we can talk about. what detail about all of that? >> have to say that when we have been warning about how lack of action actually will bring those warmongers, those who actually see war as a

blessing to the u.s. soil, that's what i'm saying. because "death to america," "death to israel" is the main important slogan by the iranian regime trying to explain their ideology across the globe so i strongly believe that this is a real threat to democracy and, you know, the islamic republic believes that and doing everything that candidate -- they can do to expand their own ideology, here to brainwash the youth here. in iran my people get killed for the crime of seeing "death to islamic republic." the face rape in prison for the grammar saying saying that we don't want islamic republic to create war in the region. but islamic republic, they want to fight against israel and america. there, like, octopus and they want to expand the islamic ideology across the globe. that's why -- what concerns

me and many, you know, i've been talking to the opposition leaders from syria from iraq and that -- they believe that this is a war from autocracy against democracy. is not just people in the region that will suffer. democracy will suffer. >> martha: you know, there was an attack to irg see, generals were taking out and syria just recently. and it seemed as if the white house wanted to make very clear that we had nothing to do with that "was that the right response from the -- or government to that head and israel has not taken credit for it but there comes a -- some suspicion that they were involved. and what will -- were those generals doing in syria? >> there is a very good question. everyone should ask the simple question, what were these seven high-ranking members of revolutionary guards were doing in syria? in damascus? they were having the party? or having -- of course not.

they were planning another october 7th. they were there clearly to coordinate a war against -- with their proxies against israel. that is very clear to me and millions of iranians and that's why iranians are happy when they see that the warmongers got killed. >> martha: are you concerned about president running calling for a cease-fire in israel or do you think that is appropriate? >> you know, president. [crowd groans] 's conditional aid to israel in the crucial moment sending a message what we want -- and that is going to put the life of the young generation here at risk in danger.

democracy is in recession unfortunately and authoritarian regimes are winning because of lack of action. >> martha: well you have fought for democracy for the people of iraq, for the women of iran and made that message so clearing everything you d do. thank you so much, always great to see you. masih alinejad joining us. will see you soon. >> thank you for having me. >> martha: coming up we'll talk to rosanna scotto and lee zeldin onset live from new york city as the mayor here issued a new warning to repeat migrant criminals here in the city. >> those who are undocumented and those who are migrant asylum-seekers. if you're repeating -- repeated offender of a violent act in the city after you serve your time, you need to leave the city. that is my position.

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wrap sheet reportedly accused of attacking new york city police officers who try to stop them during a shoplifting route last week in a target from a correspondent and need for gives us the details on that. >> then new reports incorporating that six venezuelan migrants face charges will be -- two of them are accused of attacking an nypd officer who tried stopping them despite that a manhattan judge released one of those migrants without bail. -- shoving and slapping an nypd officer while resisting arrest. prosecutors sought a 10,000-dollar the abutment having criminal judge g. wedo release her without bail. the are you the -- is still at rikers island today "brain freeze is being held on $3000 bail mackey and matata are charged with robbery capital disorderly conduct and resisting arrest among other charges. the three other migrants arrested are all back on the street without bail. according to the post the --

on rhinos and inspire may be charged with petty larceny and possession of stolen property. police say the group tried stealing a gaming light, backpack, tools and snacks at a target on the up -- referee side remedy nypd put out a treat -- tweet writing "while taking the report further steps, six different criminals decided to thieve after a struggle, quotation anesthetist from officers in the 23rd present, five criminals were caught and cuffed "the one suspect who hasn't been arrested is accused of throwing rocks at the officer practically the suspect mist. nypd said the officers arm was injured in the attack. he was taken to the hospital where he was treated and released. >> martha: nate, thank you very much. need for reporting. so, you know, new york city mayor eric adams slamming texas governor greg abbott for busting migrants to new york without warning or coordination but any reports and applied in a demonstration has also been living migrants fly into new york from overseas without

any coordination or knowledge are warning to local officials that -- they're playing in on their own them but i think for some of them a little cheaper than paying the cartels may be and it's a massive visa program that has not existed in recent history. so journeyman for this rosanna scotto, anchor of good day new york on fox -- fox five-year in your city and see the hose of a fantastic piece called the sanctuary trap that's playing on "fox nation "they should differently check out. she sat down with a lengthy of you with mayor adams and she doesn't do that a lot. lee zeldin is also here -- great to have both of you with us, two reel new york experts on this. so rosanna let me ask you, you know, when you look at the -- you think about the attack on -- in time square on the police officers and the migrant was released, you know, giving everyone the double birds on the way out, you know, complete disregard for any law enforcement or rules in new york city and we -- here we have another

situation like this. >> were not surprised. and as for those migrants coming in and the -- in the dead of night, covert flights coming to new york city, we've been reporting that on "good day new york." david coming in -- coming in at rochester airport abdomen coming at jfk. we really don't have an idea of how many were brought in, but there are reports that the current government has brought in over 33,000 migrants in the dead of night and brought them here. now last week, mayor adams was on our show, and he said ",you know, governor abbott was in town and i issued a big statement saying governor abbott i will take you to one of the migrant shelters and show you what you've done by bringing all these migrants here. so i said to him well president try nine was in town just a few days before that fundraising. did you say the same thing for president. [crowd groans] he sidestepped that question.

try nine about what's going on on the border. >> martha: what do you want the state of new york about who's to blame here. >> first off after the power of our city government should stop century city policies that incentivize and reward illegal entry. same thing in the state capitol in albany we have sanctuary state policies and new york city to pass along not that long ago to allow noncitizens to vote. unfortunately it court jumped in and said you can't do

that, is not constitutional. but that is now being appealed to the state's highest court, the court of appeals. it is important though when advocating to those who have the most amount of power, the reality is that right now inside the white house this biden administration has all sorts of tools to be able to better secure the border. and i would like to see regard as a weather you are up -- in a blue city, red city, blue state, right state, you advocate to the president of the united stes and this administration to and back catch and release, to bring back to remain in mexico policy. if you're going to get rid of title 42 which has been then it should only be done if there's a replacement. finishing construction when there's vulnerabilities at a border. that advocacy to this president is so important especially if he's of president of your own party and a great question by rosanna, and really, we need to call a spade a spade here. and the power's that be right there in the white house, president trump proved that there is a power of a president they can close the

border. president biden prove that there are powers of the president to open the border. -- >> martha: i just want to get a quick response from both of you if i may new york is obviously a deep loose states but you almost want the government -- what is your sense -- we see nationally the pulling of black and hispanic voters. that it is moving, is becoming more conservative. talked about different groups that are becoming more conservative in new york. rosanna, what is your sense of worry new york is in right now. >> i feel like crime is number 1 on many new yorker's mines. no matter your name, read, background, you name it, that's all anybody is talking about and it's frustrating because they in town they out we hear about migrant crime. and the mayor has tried his very best, he is caught in the sanctuary trap, right but just recently, in fact just days ago, five migrants were arrested for assaulting a man at randall's island and they were let go. and the not only that, the migrant squatters in queens

among the eight of them got arrested for drugs and weapons. there were let go but i came in, let her on their own caress of them, we don't know -- >> martha: quick start on that. >> there's never really big trend going on. during our campaign in 2022 even though the asian american amenities majority democratic and we won the asian-american boat, one determined -- on the breakfast club weighing in with his voice for the black communities. he's being critical of president biden. so that trends are definitely there but you can't take anything for granted. have to show up and earn it. >> martha: lee zeldin get rosanna scotto, thank you to the both of you, with the people here. so florida governor ron desantis cracking down on so-called porch pirates who steal packages from right outside people's homes. it's part of a builder also increases penalties for retail theft including flash mobs organized on social media. >> where law and order state. if you do the crime you are going to the -- we care more

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♪ ♪ >> martha: there's a look at nashville today and -- at the moment the police say that country music star morgan wallen tossed a chair over in nashville rooftop bar. -- as it flies by. you see something go right there "it landed within 2 feet of police officers. and got it didn't hit them. so the star sometimes called the bad boy of country now facing some reel family charges. fellow artist john wrist warning the 30-year-old "it just takes one second destroying all that he has built." he was very sympathetic.

he said, you know, that you couldn't help but recall the destructive crazy things that he did early on but he just wanted to warn him and he said "i am rooting for him to turn this around." let's bring in pete exec, "news of "fox and friends," and an nashville resident he is also the author of the upcoming book "war on warriors." good to have you with us. what's your take on this, it's getting a ton of attention? >> what i think john rich is right. you bumped me to the song last night, last night we let the liquor talk" was the next line and in morgan wallen' case that was probably the case. this was the first week of the opening of his body's new bar every church. if you come to nashville you know that most of the big stars have bars, -- in rock, john rich "every church opened up his up, his friend morgan wallen came and who knows what led to the circumstances of throwing something off the sixth floor. if you're there at 11:00 pm which i believe -- is a lot of people on the street which

means something could've gone subway -- sound -- and i do think being that young, that good and i'm a huge fan of morgan wallen. i know a lot of people are, you can get caught up in a lot of things real quick. these charges are serious. i think the nashville police should take them surely, treat him like anybody else. they shouldn't be preferential treatment here and hopefully he does take it as a lesson to change that because that's not great. >> martha: i want to put up a famous other mugshots in. ♪ ♪ you got johnny cash tupac, david crosby, fraction a trick of major go. frank's natural was a first election, a premise -- apparently he promised a woman that he would marry her -- but morgan wallen is -- there's a long history of this. let's see what some of the fans had to say. watch the slips. >> 's cool that we have a real rockstar in country music. >> that's my guy. everybody does something every no and then.

>> i'm so disappointed. in this situation. it's awful. >> he could've killed someone. >> crazy stuff happens there all the time i'm not surprised to be honest. >> martha: a lot of stuff happening there all the time. 's former exfiancé apparently there was a story floating around that he threw this chair because he saw -- had gotten married, i looked, five days after she announced her engagement. she said "although it may seem like it curlers with a timeline i have no evidence that this incident had anything to do with my recent marriage announcement and i pray for the very best for him." what do you think? >> yeah. you never know. it could have been, hey, -- we've all been in these places. we've all been young, dump, stupid and drunk. thinking something will be for the gimmicky just so happens to be really famous and really talented with a lot of people around -- and 2 fe officer. it doesn't excuse anything but hopefully it causes a course correction through the consequences -- the problem

is we see so many things these days that don't come with any consequences where people are affected and we wish them the best because he's so talented and he is going through schmick if he is going through tough times i hope he's -- people through quick. >> martha: absolutely and as you say, you know, the law will deal with him and we'll see what happens but we see a lot of law not dealing with a lot of things so we will see what happens with morgan wallen but a huge talent to be sure. great to see you, pete. congratulations on the new book, "the war on warriors" and coming up here in a few minutes catholic church comes apart again gender affirming surgery next. ♪ ♪ hey lexus, show alternate routes. technology that's ready for the road ahead. the lexus nx.

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the medical bills and the other in normal expenses they incurred. the company says it already spent a billion dollars responding to the disaster. it's not admitting any wrongdoing on the bed say they expect rev up the investigation of the derailment by june. more on this with independent residents will candidate robert f. kennedy junior who we spoke to in east palestine you not that long ago. the people we talked with her so that they have not seen any restitution from norfolk southern so we will speak with rfk junior about that tomorrow. and the vatican condemning down there transitioning surgery and surrogates pregnancies, calling them threats to human dignity. g4 lesion correspondent lauren greene here with me in new york on that. hi. >> the vatican -- called gender changing start -- surgery a grave violation of god's gift along with a host of other things like abortion and surrogate motherhood. the vatican releasing the document -- or declaration of human dignity to the press on monday. and it put practice clarifies

his theological position that life is a gift from god but there are negative influences impacting morality and culture on the problem of surrogate motherhood, he states "the woman is detached from the child's growing in her and becomes a mere means of subservient to the arbitrary date or that are of others. on gender theory -- says we cannot separate the masculine and the feminine from god's work of creation. while not naming transgender realism specifically the document calls out the surgical procedure of changing one's sex saying "and a sects change as a room was threatening the dignity of the person has received from the moment of conception and desiring a personal self-determination as gender theory prescribes and events -- amounts to a concession to the age old temptation to make oneself god." no advocates for the 2slgbtq+ catholic black of the documents of the executive director of -- stating "documents attempt to uphold and defend human dignity is weakened by its stunning lack of awareness of the actual

rise of transgender and nonbinary people." the advocates also warned it could fuel violence and dissemination against trans- people as well so there's a lot of diversity about this document. >> martha: lauren, thank you. lauren greene reporting on that for us and there is "the story" for this tuesday. thank you for being with us today. is always the story goes on and we look forward to seeing you tomorrow. as i said we will talk to rfk junior, independent -- independent presidential candidates. stick around, little bit of a down day for the dow jones industrial at the look to close. "your world" starts right about now. will see you tomorrow, folks. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> neil: invasion set dates that. israeli parameter benjamin netanyahu sets. only is not saying when that rafah invasion will happen. only a week after that very tense phone call with president biden who worried it better not happen. know t