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vulnerable population, i don't understand why there will not include the most vulnerable, those innocent, unborn children. when it comes to conservative social issues, it saddens me when sometimes my fellow republicans duck and cover in the face of pressure from the left. i am reminded of what president c-pac inagan said -at 1977 prior to his winning the presidency. he said the time has come for us to see if it is possible to present a program of action based on political principle that can attract those interested in the so-called social issues and those interested in the economic issue. in short, is an impossible to combine the two major issues, those two major segments of contemporary american conservatism into one politically effective hope. i believe the answer is yes. mr. president, i agree with you -- the answer is most definitely yes. we need to stop apologizing for celebrating life. we need to stop apologizing for wanting to protect an individual's rights to build a business. we need to stop apologizing about stemming the tide of entitlement mindset that is out there. [applause] thank y

today at 3:00, oprah's one time personal chef comes to the bay area and facebook trend, pages for unbornabies. then at 4:00 and 5:00, more money doesn't necessarily mean a safer home. and san bruno blast victims are trying to rebuild and left in limbo by a pg&e approved contractor. will what left turn utility company do to makehings right. >>> politicians can be left, right, red or blue, but half or not. the british website sexy mpdotuk asked visitors to rate members of the parliament by sex appeal. he says most of the lawmakers are taking it in good humor. one lawmaker though who was briefly ranked as the least sexy he was elected because voters know he'll get the job done and not because of his looks. well, mr. nicco, no comments on that story from you. >> we'll show you why, the strongest storms moving off mount diablo and heading over to brentwood, oakley and antioch. so the peach and cherry trees need the rain. we have more rain ready to sit san francisco all the way down to moss beach. looks look showers and thunderstorms will continue with lightning and hail. >> thank you, mike. "

today at 3:00, oprah's one time personal chef comes to the bay area and facebook trend, pages for unbornabies. then at 4:00 and 5:00, more money doesn't necessarily mean a safer home. and san bruno blast victims are trying to rebuild and left in limbo by a pg&e approved contractor. will what left turn utility company do to make things right. >>> politicians can be left, right, red or blue, but half or not. the british website sexy mpdotuk asked visitors to rate members of the parliament by sex appeal. he says most of the lawmakers are taking it in good humor. one lawmaker though who was briefly ranked as the least sexy he was elected because voters know he'll get the job done and not because of his looks. well, mr. nicco, no comments on that story from you. >> we'll show you why, the strongest storms moving off mount diablo and heading over to brentwood, oakley and antioch. so the peach and cherry trees need the rain. we have more rain ready to sit san francisco all the way down to moss beach. looks look showers and thunderstorms will continue with lightning and hail. >> thank you, mike.

but unlike her mother, she knew she could protect her unborn child. >> i think the vast majority of infectionsher to child are preventable. there's no reason an hiv infected woman, even though they've had the virus since birth cannot have a child. >> reporter: she stuck with her medication. tested regularly and after a little daryl was born, he took an antiretroviral medication as well. it worked. he's hiv-free, healthy as any little boy you might d.

dot com find out how an unborn facebook user from the u.s. managed to record over two hundred online friends. shot has given way to sorrow in georgia's families bearing the victims of a brutal police crackdown on protesters on the eve of the country's independence day the incident prompted a worldwide outcry with human rights organizations demanding a thorough investigation but as r.t.f. sarah firth reports there is little hope those responsible will be punished at all . last week nicaraguan tribes he turned out to demonstrate this week his friends and family are burying him a devastated and confused with no real idea of what happened. the condemnation for these scenes came from around the world there are now growing calls for an investigation into police actions investigation. of sources. and i can say this is kong. because we had a situation a very close to two thousand and seven where. excessive force was used to. be peaceful and it was. the investigation was never started but it was just. the years georgia has tried to be westwards promis

but unlike her mother, she knew she could protect her unborn child. >> i think that the vast majorityinfections from mother to child are preventable. there's no reason that an hiv infected woman who even though they've had the virus since birth that they can dmot have a child. >> reporter: lolisa stuck with her antiviral medication and was tested regularly. after little darryl was born he took the antiviral medicine as well. it worked. he's hiv-free, as healthy as any little boy you might find. lolisa wants to be a role model. >> we try to get involved in as many things as we can together just so show people. because again, there wasn't anyone like that that i could see when i first found out. just to show people that you can still find love and happiness or have a family. do whatever you want with hiv. >> reporter: lolisa also shows us the progress that's been made and some of the goals of elizabeth glazer realized. it's been 30 years since this

unlike her mother, she knew she could protect her unborn child. >> i think the vast majority of infections from mother to child are preventable. there's no reason that they cannot have a child. given the current therapies we have, we believe the transmission rate can be less than 1% even in that population. >> reporter: she stuck with her anti rhett row viral medication. after little darrell was born, he took anti rhett row viral medication as well. it worked. he's hiv-free, as healthy as any little boy you might find. she wants to be a role model. >> we try to do as many things as we can together. again, there wasn't anyone like that that i could see when i first found out, so just to show people that you still can find love and find happiness or have a good family, do whatever you want with hiv. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >> how beautiful is that? be sure to watch sanjay gupta m.d. tomorrow at 7:30 eastern on cnn. >>> an estimated 25 million young people are infected with hiv according to the world health organization. patricia sawu is making sure her community and cou

after the explosion which killed seven people if you include the unborn son of monica smith, wendy died in the world trade center bombing, when you sort through -- when the fbi sorted through the rubble, the ultimately found a piece of a truck with the vehicle identification number that led to the bombers. but in the course of that investigation, which they codenamed trade bomb, by the way, did very strict orders currently from the clinton white house not to investigate any overseas leave. so the connection to ksm was never fully explored by the lead fbi investigator in the trade bomb case, jesse fox. and that is something that irritated investigators at the time because they saw lots of foreign investigations. instead, the bombing was portrayed as a random group of people who spontaneous came together for reasons perhaps in the unity to carry out the first major foreign terrorist bomb in the united states and advanced there. years later as the investigation deepened, defined other connections. the man who killed them, and feed the center one of the demands of the world trade center bom

circumstance they recognized that -- >> how many times -- >> they could not simply sign up for the taking of unbornany issues can you do it before you lose credibility? >> the issue of great significance that everybody tells me i should change my mind on and do the politically expedient thing to say my health care plan was a terrible mistake, i'm not willing to do. >> gay rights. >> i've always been in favor of preventing discrimination against people whether they are homosexual or straight. >> that would imply -- that would imply -- >> let me finish. let me finish. at the same time, i said i believe that marriage is a relationship between one man and one woman. and that position has not changed. and i read now and then that i changed my mind in gay rights, simply not true. i am in favor of gay rights. but i believe in marriage is a relationship between a man and a woman. >> given that most gays with like the right now to legally get married, in many states, you are not in favor of all gay rights, are you? >> at the time when i ran for office, i made that very clear. i met with leaders in the gay c

guest: we are talking about defending the rights of the unborn. we look at the 14th amendment and the need to defend their rights first and foremost. that is why we want to build a culture of life. we argue passionately that marriage is -- the definition is between one man and one woman. that is the right. that is the right. if they want to have a partnership law if they are not of opposite sex, that is their right. they can do that. i do not think our beliefs in our platform is in conflict at all with our founding doctrines. i think they are coherent with them. host: what about a gay or lesbian rights. you want to take them away. guest: we want to make sure they are treated as their citizens. we do not think they have to take away marriage as a definition. i think they are saying in order to have full participation in democracy, we have to take something away. it is a different relationship completely. i do not think that ishost: ours from the republican line. good morning. good morning. host please turn down the volume. we will hear you much bet

this is facebook pages for unborn babies. >> right. privacy thing down the road.g. the kid has all this stuff out there. >> never forget, whatever you post on the internet is really for everyone. if you haven't, it's out there forever. >>> something out there forever. obama condoms. how about that? if that is catching you by surprise. it's also catching the white house by surprise. this is a peddler in washington, d.c. who says that, these are okay to sell. they're condoms that have the president's likeness on the package. and they're saying this is inappropriate. apparently this guy has been arrested a couple times. he's 43 years old. selling them in new york, washington, d.c. the state supreme court says these are protected it's free speech. >> ultimate stimulus package. >> or obama care. bad taste. >> the guy has a sense of humor, obviously. >> move on to the next story. this united airlines flight. >> this is crazy. but i totally get it. >> basically this guy reclined his seat back. >> i hate it when people do that on your knees. >> caused a fight. evidently t

when we talk about protecting the unborn and the sanctity of marriage, we win.applause] we have a pretty straightforward task in arkansas coming up in 2012. we do not have any u.s. senators on the ballot. we will protect and defend our republican members of congress. we will vote for the republican for president because we always do. but we will do something in 2012 in arkansas that has never been done before. some of you have experienced this. i have not experienced it. in 2012, we will take the 45 seats in the arkansas house of representatives and we will be in the majority. we will take the 15 members and we will become the majority. i tell you what. we will do it. we will keep our word. we will cut taxes. we will keep the regulatory burden low. we will commit to political reform. i tell people once arkansans get a true taste of conservative government, they will never turn back. we need your thoughts and prayers and arkansas. we will be one of the last states to embrace the republican sm that has been at home in the south for a long time. thank you for comin

>> yes, when the unborn child feels pain. >> outside states signed on to that. i guess here is my question. attorney general, what you say one of those abortion relevant cabinet level position, don't they have to uphold the law of the land, and if the law of the land is legal abortions, then what except for the late stages, then what would the attorney general position, what would you hope by getting an appointee in there who is pro-life? >> good question because what anybody who is a pro-life president will do is advance pro-life legislation. once that legislation is passed and signed into law, an attorney general who is a team member, job will be to defend that, once it has been enjoined, which almost all will be surely enjoined by pro-life activists, and it is attorney general job to vet judges, and abortion comes as a central subject of conversation in almost every federal judge and supreme court judge nomination process. so an attorney general is vital in pursuing the pro-life agenda a president would have. >> central conversation in american living rooms w

protect unborn children capable of feeling pain from abortion.re looking for candidates, for possible p -- potential nominees that will lead on the life issue. i just want to announce to you we have five that have signed our pledge. senator rick santorum, governor tim pawlenty, congressman ron paul, former speaker of the house nutt gingrich, and congresswoman -- newt gingrich, and congresswoman michelle bachmann. and i have an action item for you. we have a pro-life citizen pledge. what this says -- and they'll be handed out at the doors. we are saying only vote for a candidate that is pro-life. if your favorite has not signed the pledge, ask them why. and let's work to get them all to sign it. life matters in this campaign. and we always must fight for the sampingtity of human life. and i have a message for all the would-be nominees. look at the republican primary voter. it is politically expedient to be pro-life. more importantly, it's the right thing to do. thank you very much. [applause] >> congresswoman, one of the citizens pledge points of

she is mourning the loss of her husband and trying to take care of her unborn baby."now she's charged with first degree murder and free on $250,000 bond. for "today" jeff rossen, nbc news, new york. >>> and we're back, but, first, these messages. i know, dad. your comforter. okay. mr. cuddles... toilet paper? oh, hey, scott. here, scott extra soft tissue. it's their softest roll ever. check out the pattern. it's softness done right. same soft rolls we use at home honey! one more thing, guys. oh nice a shoe rack! actually, it's a toilet paper rack. sweet. huh. huh. [ female announcer ] do you know scott? scott extra soft is softness, done right. with aveeno nourish plus moisturize. active naturals wheat formulas target and help repair damage in just 3 washes. for softer, stronger... ... hair with life. [ female announcer ] nourish plus. only from aveeno. this flat-out delicious -- the new $3 flatbread breakfast combo. a toasty 6-inch flatbread breakfast sandwich and a 16-ounce cup of freshly brewed seattle's best coffee. all for just $3. build your better breakfast tod

we need to renew our commitment to protect the unborn.vulnerable citizens. and so i am so glad to address you here this morning because we need to protect the person hood of the littliest and the most vulnerable among us. and i have the opportunity to address you tomorrow on the budget situation so i'll talk to you again. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. anybody have a quick question for jackie? i think she didn't get her full time. anybody got a question for jackie real fast? come on. all right. we're going to post these women on our website so you can look at it and pass it around. thank you so much. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, a determine defender of our faith and values in washington, the great next governor of the great state of indiana, please give a faith freedom conference, mike pence. [applause] >> wow! travis tritt and everything. thank you for that. [laughter] >> it's wonderful to be here. y'all having a great conference? it sure sounds like it i'm terribly honored to be here. thanking so much for y

the police say the unborn child was not her.th so far in oakland and that is up from the past two years. grant lotus brings down the numbers and has the reaction from the oakland police. >> so far this year, 49 people have been murdered in oakland. at the same time last in the city had 38 homicides. as the dean and june 2009, they had 43 homicides. the joke from last year to this year's best-of the jump from last year to this year is more than 20%. they talked about the increase that we have seen so far in 2011. historically, crimeclimate seems to trend upward in the summer months. we will increase our efforts while working with the residents of oakland to ensure public safety throughout the city. i am grant lotus with kron4 news. >> a brawl that was caught on camera, this was posted on www.youtube.com showing a group of girls fighting in the bayview district it is dark and you can see the activity going on in the background. the police say that the fight between the 12 year-old and 14 excuse me, between 12 and 14 girls comes to

and bristol says she was shocked when cindy offered to be godmother to her unborn baby.her and i wondered why she wanted any type of guardianship over my child. but the most biting words in the book are reserved for the father of her baby, levi john stons. at first she says i found him exciting, for the first time they slept together she was drunk. i didn't know girlie flavored wine coolers were just as likely to get you drunk as the hard stuff but she paints johnston as a brute. when he found out she was pregnant, she says his response, better be a blank.org boy and when tripoli was born doctors tried to hand levi the scissors to cut the cord but he backed away. he said it was too gross an odd statement since he's been able to field dress a moose with one arm tied behind his back. the book is dedicated to all you underdogs and bristol says her relationship with levi caused public embarrassment on an international scale and many sleepless nights but says she learned a lot and has moved on. >> you've had a chance to read a majority of the book. >> a lot of interesting det

through this pregnancy, i came to find out quickly that fathers have no rights when it comes to an unborni found that quite shocking and unbelievable and adeveloped this billboard at the time when my child would have been born. if the child would have survived. but i thought that this would make a very good message and it's profound and it's -- it's just enough to, you know -- powerful enough message to really start a discussion on father's rights and -- >> greg fultz, do you feel like this public humiliation for your ex-girlfriend and this healing for you, has it been successful? do you feel through this? do you feel healed? >> well, i must disagree with you on that. like i said, this is nothing to do with her. the billboard is a general statement that can apply to anybody. and >> she took this to court so she would argue, sir this very much has to do with her. she's suing you for violating her privacy and also for harassment. she, in addition, has accused you of domestic violence s there any reason for her to be afraid of you physically, greg? >> no. like i said, the relationship's been

a character in the billboard, not myself, because i never got any answers on what happened to my unborn. i was refused any explanation or reason. so he does go on to say he still believes his ex-girlfriend got an abortion. the court said take the billboard down. his attorney said i'm not going to. and his attorney points to this. this is, of course, the west borough baptist church, they've been called a gay hate group, they have protested military funerals and the supreme court in this case ruled that what their protests are are unpopular, offensive and protected, so he is equating this billboard to freedom of speech that the west borough baptist church also got in this, but the bottom line is now he's not really sure if his ex-girlfriend got the abortion or not. martha: very strange. trace, thank you very much. >>> we've been talking about this since the beginning of "america live" today, and this is some new research and a study that says at least one in three employers say they will stop offering health care insurance once the president's overhaul of health care takes full effect. th

>> we saw president obama and speaker boehner went to play golf this weekend -- that was sort of unborn for the country to see the two of them were meeting face today -- that was sort of important for the country to see. one thing i don't think is appreciated are known by a lot of folks is how many people each president has working of the hill for them. presidencies and rise and fall whether to have success with congress or not. each president has for lack of a better word lobbyists, or legislative affairs folks. and we had over one dozen in the bush white house and the obama administration has the same thing. it is the job of these people to go up and be assigned to members of congress, hang around on the hill. if you were sort of at the west wing when congress was in session, you might look like you were not doing your job because your job was to represent the president on the hill, getting to know the members of congress and being able to report back to the white house any development that could have affected the president's agenda. you cannot _ enough the importance of staff and sup

unborn generations that already owe tens of thousands. that's really not fair. we owe it to our country and the future of our nation to be responsibly. there are certainly huge areas where waste, fraud and abuse can be eliminated. host: the executive director of the right on line conference. he's organized organizations. michael on the line for republicans. go ahead. caller: i wanted to thank eric primarily. it is amazing to listen to the comments and questions. the baseless count of accusations and bad history. this young man seems to know his business. hang in there. you are well spoken and well thought through attitude and understandings are a compliment and a blessing. whether you are a tea party, republican or democrat, we need people that can think and reason things out. thank you very much. host: next up, brooklyn new york, lenny on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. i don't understand when republicans talk about freedom. the only freedom they seem to expose is the freedom for the rich to keep their money. they shouldn't pay taxes. they shouldn

but they let innocent unborn babies be butchrd in the mothers' womb. so don't be so hypocritical. host: the "washington journal" this morning has as its headline lead story, bome joins debt talks monday meetings aimed to break log jam. both sides remain far apart on taxes as deadline looms. president obama thrust himself into the center of the deficit reduction talks for the first time friday back to the phones. houston, texas on our line for republicans. you are on the "washington journal." caller: respond to the black guy that called and said that they are attacking obama because he's black. i wonder if this man remembers how the democrats attacked bush. and when you attack president obama how do you know that they are not attacking his white side? he spent more time with his white side than he did his black side because his black grandmother didn't want that little light-skinned boy in with the black family. host: back to discussion with the house vote. what did you think about that? caller: well, i don't understand how it was -- that's what i didn't understand about that. host

i am proud to be from louisianan, a louisiana pro-life state that is protecting unborn babies and mothersof abortion. [applause] here we are one year later, and we still have the abortion funding in obamacare. obamacare's absent of any comprehensive provision against the use of federal money for abortion. his exit of order is bogus. and it only addresses to provisions in the law that requires strict compliance with the law accounting which is a gimmick along with the new health insurance exchange that's supposed to go into effect in 2014 and supposed to promote abortion by adding funding to community health centers which pro-abortion, the secretary sebelius has not set any regulation to restrict abortion and community health. so therefore, we will have abortion in the obamacare and the community health centers which are pro-abortion clinics will be open and running. abortion is not healthcare. every time we talk about health care and abortion were reminded of some and louisiana women that must be remembered. janet, sheila, laura, tanya willson, virginia woolf and ivan willson and unfortun

we rejoiced over his bold, consistent and compassionate commitment to defending unborn children, their mothers and the sappingtity life. we aspire anew for his life well lived. mr. speaker, we give thanks that while his extraordinary ministry has changed, he's far from done. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. woolsey, for five minutes. ms. woolsey: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, a year and a half ago we were promised a new way forward in afghanistan, a way that would include a significant military drawdown. the date for the redeployment to begin was july 1, 2011. just two weeks away. then, last year the goal posts were moved and it was decided that in fact our troops would remain in afghanistan through 2014. but apparently that wasn't enough. negotiations are now under way with the karzai government. negotiations that are happening apparently in secret and without proper accountability and transparency for the construction of military bases in afghanistan. officials are being careful, very careful.

i signed the bill to allow women to know about the pain that abortion causes an unborn child.i signed the bill requires parental permission for an abortion. i signed the bill that would trigger bans on abortions in utah if row vs. wade were overturned. you see, i do not believe the republican party should focus not just only on the economic life to the neglect of our human life. that is a trade we should not make. if republicans ignore life, the deficit we will face is one that is much more destructive. it will be a deficit of the heart and soul. from life, i'll move to liberty. i stepped off the plane from china living in that country for two years. coming home after living 10,000 miles away gives you a certain perspective on how the 21st century is likely to play out. i've lived over seas four tis, don't worry, i have a u.s. birth certificate. [laughter] every time i live in a foreign place, i learn somethg about america and how her values inspire others. let me share this with you. in an apartment that was barely a step up from homelessness, i recently met a petite impoveri

i signed the bill to allow women to know about the pain abortion causes an unborn child. i signed a bill requiring parental permission for an abortion. i signed the bill that would trigger a ban on abortions in utah if rovers' is weighed were overturned. -- if roe vs. wade were overturned. if republicans ignore life, the deficit we will face is one that is much more destructive. it will be a deficit of the heart and of the soul. from life, let me move to liberty. a little over one month ago, i stepped off the plane from china, having lived in that dynamic country for two years. coming home after living 10,000 miles away gives you a certain perspective on how the 21st century is likely to play out. i have lived overseas for times. don't worry. i have a u.s. birth certificate. [laughter] but every time i lived in a foreign place, i learned something about america and how her values inspire others. let me share this with you. in an apartment does barely a step up from homelessness, i recently met a petite, magnetic, impoverished chinese woman. i would frequently meet with di

we can undo obama care, let our states defend your citizens, protect the unborn, be faithful to the constitutioned to say we are americans, we're proud of our heritage and we're going to stand for freedom and liberty and we're going to defend the constitution and the rule of law, so help us god. thank you very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage, the former first lady of the great state of massachusetts. >> wow! thank you. oh, it's been a busy couple of days for mitt and i. as you know, we have done something -- i think we've put a warning shot across the bow of the obama administration because we're coming to get him. [applause] >> many of you know mitt and i have known each other for a very long time. we actually knew each other when we were children. started dating in high school. have been married for 42 years. we have five children, five daughters-in-law and 16 grandchildren. i was the one that encouraged mitt recently to think about getting back in this race. now, i will tell i love my children, but any of you that have grandchildren, i love my grandchildr

challenges that lie before us on matters of the sanctity of life, we understand that protecting the unbornmerely a political issue. it's a miranda rule issue, and our faith tell us that we have a moral obligation to give a voice to the voiceless. [applause] on matters of family, we understand that the fight to preserve and protect the sacred institution of marriage is not just a political issue; it's a miranda rule -- moral issue, and our faith tells us that we have a moral obligation to defend marriage as a sacred union between one man and one woman. [applause] on matters of foreign policy, we understand it's standing by our democratic allies are not merely a political issue, but it's a moral issue. [applause] israel today, israel today, a friend and beacon to a free society in the middle east has been abandoned by this president pressured to accept the unacceptable with regard to borders and hostile regional enemies, and our faith tells us that we have a moral only gracious to -- obligation to stand by our neighbors, not desert them in times of need. [cheers and applause] above all, abov