are having me planned parenthood is seems to be the favorite target of these guys and i say these guys because in most cases it is now on the house voted in february to strip federal funding from planned parenthood how the money for contraceptives hiv has cancer screenings reproductive health services as part of an attempt to weaken this by you know planned parenthood because some tiny fraction three percent i think are what they say the providers portion services on how do you what's your response to that and how are women in america in general respond. well i mean it is even to say you know the three percent that they use to use for abortion now one penny of anyone's tax dollars goes to funding that and yet you hear eric cantor hemming and hawing when the president says you know maybe we need to cut the tax loopholes for it to say to three billion dollars for those with corporate jets that's a huge thing oh well that's not enough i mean that's barely anything yet they prioritize women's health and you know you as you just cited so accurately on the state level the legislatures that a

persepolis has and the number of women who are low income women who use planned parenthood throughout their pregnancies i talked to one woman who she used. to have her baby and then she dropped a whole bunch of weight really quickly after the baby and at first she was excited about it and then she went back into planned parenthood meg's damager and they did detect a thyroid condition that she had and she could not afford a regular doctor to do that and they helped her find a great you know place where she could get treatment for her thyroid and stories like that are happening all the time breast cancer screening hiv screening just education about helping young women who are entering into their you know sexual beings in south with counseling and with asking them questions about what birth control they should use and time to think that i always feel so incredibly. i guess avery really about is when i hear people talk about they want to reduce reduce the number of abortions with their argument and in the way they want to do that is to close down access to women have it just save health i

. >> and a parking problem could prevent planned parenthood from opening a womens' health clinic. it's a dispute involved on a proposed clinic on el camino real, enterprise rent a car service and planned protests. vick? >> well, this is the site of the proposed clinic. that is el camino over there, across the street. it's enterprise car rental office. this started out simple agreement. then... it became complicated. planned parenthood wants to start a clinic here in this empty office building on the 2800 block of el camino. redwood city told the agency it needs more parking space autos we required 27 total. and... the site only had 18 space autos planned parenthood said enterprise car rentals agreed to lease them, additional nine spaces. this is the contract. in february, the city approved a conditional permit. and end of story? no. >> since then, they've let us know it's uncertain if that property owner is going to go ahead to provide spaces. >> planned parenthood says interior prize is now having second thoughts about the contract. >> we understand there are questions about it. b

congress vote about planned parenthood that they're going to just abolish planned parenthood.in 1990 as a low- 1980 as a low-income mother, that's where i went not to go for an abortion, but to go for a pregnancy test. and because i was such a high risk at 34, almost 5 and with many health problems, they're the ones that pointed me to the doctor who would work the best with me and get me through that difficult pregnancy. and it's an attack on women for them to say not only that we can't fund abortion, but that we can't even have any public funding for planned parenthood. because for my whole life, i'm 65, and i'm a retired teacher. planned parenthood has been a very important part of our society. i don't know what'll happen in the senate, but i wondered if either one of you had any idea what will happen with that in the senate? >> well, i think in the current senate -- let me backtrack for a minute and say we fought these same battles in the 1980s, and we won them. i believe we will win them again. but we're going to have to use those power tools, and we're going to have to no

if enterprize does not provide use of the parking spaces planned parenthood could propose an alternate parking plan. we have contacted planned parenthood. as soon as we hear from someone we will bring you the latest. jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland police say they have obtained two men that they say are involved in the death of a woman. they started the man on mccarthur boulevard. they set up a perimeter in the area and called in a helicopter to help with the search. both suspects were caught within two hours. police are not saying why they believe the men are connected to the death of 21-year-old monica sofaro. >>> we showed you live the amazing rescue of a wind surfer plucked from the chilly waters. coming up an exclusive interview with that wind surfer. what frightened her the most during that ordeal. >>> as soon as it's light enough yosemite park rangers will continue to search for hikers who witnesses say fell 300 feet from a water fall. one person was pulled over vernal falls. the nearby mist trail alcohol leads to the falls -- mist trail which leads to the trails

shattered glass a burned door picture show what a fire left behind planned parenthood of north texas has one of its clinics with attacked with a molotov cocktail sometime last night and it's the first attack of a crime for any clinics in our area and it certainly raising concerns today let me say at this hour there are no suspects they also emphasize that there is no evidence connecting the demonstrators to protest out here pretty quickly to this attempted arson. i didn't hear the word terrorism if you wasn't clear it's not being used because it was presumably a christian it was a muslim now can just imagine if the exact same molotov cocktail had been thrown into the local bad sister lutheran or catholic or whatever church thrown into a christian church by a person with dark skin who had mohammad as their first name cox news would have been all over it all day long but because this was a women's clinic. ok you know the local news says we're concerned about it national news not a peep it's time to start calling terrorism terrorism regardless of who commits it . it's a good the bad in

. >> parking problem could prevent planned parenthood from opening a women's health clinic in redwood city. the dispute involves the proposed clinic on el camino real and threats of protests. >> planned parent hhood wants to start a clinic here in the empty offense building on the 2800 block of el camino. but redwood city told the agency it needs more parking spaces. >> we are requiring 27 total. and the site only has 18 spaces. >> planned parenthood saysar rs the street agreed to lease them the additional nine spaces. this is the contract. in february, the city approved a conditional permit. end of story? no. >> since then, they let us know that it is uncertain if that property owner is going to go ahead and agree to provide those parking spaces. >> reporter: planned parenthood says enterprise is now having second thoughts about the contract. >> we understand that they have some questions about it but as far as we know and we understand it is a legally binding contract. >> enterprise spokesperson laura bryant told us the contract is not executable. it only has one of our two required

we have represented gwen moore, cecile richards ahead of planned parenthood. and a whole lot more. why are they all your? not because of the money because we can't afford to pay them a dime. not because they do have other educations because they'll be. they had because they know that and people are essential to making progressive change for reality. put another way, for the seventh year in a row of this conference most important person here is you. now, it sounds corny. i don't care. it's true. because you're the person who can leave your and make a difference. by finding the truth, by speaking the truth, to powerful

. >>> and find out why the number of parking spaces may prove an issue for new planned parenthood in redwood city. >>> there is a new opponent to san francisco's proposed ban on circumcision. the action the state is taking to prevent this measure from passing. the morning news continues. >>> and good morning, everyone it's wednesday july 20th i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. let's get a look at your weather and traffic this morning. hi steve. >> hello claudine. we have mostly clear skies. temperatures will be warming up. we're already in the 50s and 60s expect for some fog. there won't be much to stop us from get into the 80s for some inland everyone upper 80s and a few low 90s. we will take a look at average temperatures coming up. here is sal. >>> steve, right now traffic in marin county looks pretty good. there is road work there. you can see it northbound 101 just past the marin county civic center. this is just up the way to the parkway there. one lane is closed. the cones are still up. be careful with the workers once you move over at least slow it down as you pass th

. >> a zoning issue could block opening of a planned parenthood clinic. with ususususususususususuú >>> much of the nation is seeking relief for a heat wave blamed for 22 deaths. it's spread into the eastern u.s. today. heat watches in affect more than 30 states nchl iowa, blistering heat buckled a highway, and temperatures expanded metal, causing patser -- water main breaks in oklahoma city n chicago with humidity it felt like 130 degrees on top of that, many lost power. >> this is bad. it's terrible. i got my animals and i've got my dogs and cats down there in the basement where it's cool. and myself, i'm just sweating it out. i've got to keep checking the generator. >> forecasters today nationwide thursday and friday any and cooler temperatures are expected by this weekend. >> and efforts to open up a planned parenthood clinic in redwood city may fall apart because of a parking problem. the agency has eyes on an tim office building on el camino real. city zoning require at least 27 spots. and planned parenthood signed a contract with enterprise rent a

. >> if you want an abortion you go to planned parenthood. that's well over 90% of what planned parenthood does. >> trying to ask what he was talking about there. i just want to give it to you ver bait... verbatim. his remark was not intended to be a factual statement. >> did you see that? when jon kyl got called on his bullshit his response was to get angry at people for expecting something other than bullshit. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: in this time of crisis, why can't we just raise the bullshit ceiling? >> this isn't an arbitrary figure like the debt ceiling. this is real. and if we can't cut the bullshit, then there's only one solution: we as a nation need to start replacing shit with farts from our butt. >> jon: come on, jason. >> watch. factual assessments of reality- based truths. or farts, as they're called. we need politicians and journal i haves willing to call bullshit on the bullshit. >> jon: you said the farts would come from our butt. >> yes. bold, uncompromising truth telling. why? what did you? oh, farts from our butt. j

. >> still ahead how a personal issue could put the brakes on a new planned parenthood clinic. >> and billion dollars of coins that are going waste in washington. >> and take a look, could it be steve jobs? what a blogger found in one chinese city. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> billionaire carl eye ka than is raised his bid to buy clorox to $10.7 billion. that would come out to $80 per share. it sells glad bags and other household products. company rejected a previous offer from i con who the biggest shareholder. the board is reviewing the latest offer but did not give a timetable for a decision. >> plans to hospital up a new planned parenthood clinic may have problems. they have their sites on an empty office building their shelby lane. they need at least 27 parking spots and they signed a contract with rent a car to lease nine spaces but threats of protests from abortion opponents may force the rental company to back out of deal. >> we understand there are questions about it. as far as we know and we understand, it's a legally binding contract. >> an

. >> for -- i don't want to get in a debate about planned parenthood all the money that they are takings to give out birth control to the populations who don't have money to pay for it. so we are doing this and many cases it's not stopping pregnancies. >> first of all i never say that about planned parenthood having served on the national board i never say that. they do exams. >> do they not give out a lot of birth control? >> they do. >> again, put this in perspective, most of the services that you get from a fishtion do not have a special co-pay. and the real question before the house is should this service be singled out for a special co-pay? we've got to focus in object what the question is. is it so singular, so non-essential that it should be taken out? because the purpose of this new conglomeration of things and it will exclude many things is to say what is essential for a woman. i would say contraception is an essential service. >> and we also have had the spector of insurance paying for erectile dysfunction drugs. >> and i am opposed to that, too. >> i think we should move on.

peter brownlife is president of the planned parenthood of kansas and mid missouri and thank you very much, because your clin sick the only oic is the only one to meet these requirements in kansas and you serve 8,000 women, and my number could be wrong in this state, and now you are the only one available to help them if these requirements stick. >> that is correct. we just learned at the end of the day yesterday that our license application had been improved, and we are pleased that we were able to provide service, but these regulations are unnecessary, burdensome and clearly part of the political attempt to outlaw abortion in the state of kansas. >> i mean, when i bring up the requirements, the square footage of a janitor's closet and the size of the staff dressing rooms and how is that relevant at all to what you provide to women everyday in that state? >> it is not relevant. this process from the beginning has been a political process. our governor sam brownback and the leadership of the republican party in this state and the legislature have spent the entire legislative session l

last night on the show we played all the news coverage of the firebombing of the planned parenthood clinic which was not an abortion clinic it was a place where women got mammograms and things and and never did they mention the word terrorist and then this muslim guy gets busted with some guns and bombs and all of a sudden the word terrorist is appearing in every other sentence right the double standard you know it's sometimes it is hard to say the media tends to pick up things at different places and then in terms of what's within somebody's purview and how the media reads you know whether or not it be interesting to people it changes all kind of because what i find interesting i do agree with you tom i find it interesting and it and shocking but you know if you if you were if this was a white christian you said as you know the christian right was a profile if it was a christian it wouldn't really stand the test of being christian wouldn't it i mean if he was pro-life it's a muslim in their bed and they're doing a lot of they don't they don't exist in the profile of you know what you have

sunnyvale jumped 17.5%. >>> plans to open up a new planned parenthood clinic in redwood city may fall apart because after the parking problem. there was an office building they're shelby lane but zoning rules require 27 parking spots. to accomplish that they signed a contract with near enterprise rent a car. now enterprise claims that threats from abortion opponents forced the rental company to back out of the deal. >> we understand there were questions about it and as far as we understand, its legally binding contract. >> a spokesperson told "abc 7 news" the contract never got approval because planned peirnt hood revised original terms. >> some day you may be checking your mayor box a lot less frequently. mail deliveries may have to be cut back to three days a week. it wouldn't need to happen soon, say 15-20 years. for now, postal service don't cut deliveries back to five days a week. they have lost an estimated $20 billion due to a drop in deliveries. maybe it is time to change the business practices. >> some days, that is all i get. >> there it is, you open it up and sun is rising

>> andrea: doesn't your prized planned parenthood already do this?> bob: planned parenthood is one of the great organizations in america. it's left its mark -- >> eric: was it defunded? oh, right, almost defunded. >> bob: originally. by the tea party. throw birth control pills over the boat? >> greg: the fish would be sterile. >> bob: they are already because of the pollute tants that lot of your friends put in there. >> dana: we're moving on. the question is going to be is your playground ever too safe? that's what we'll talk about next on "the five." ♪ >> greg: is in the "new york times," john thierney suggests playgrounds may be too safe and avoiding risks may keep kids avoiding fear. so they later may be scared of height. so exposure to risk clears phobia and avoiding risks leads to pale neurotic scared of their own shadow. like me. i rarely go outside and if i do it's usually in bubble wrap. everything that is scary is fun. when i was a kid is gone. fireworks, candy cigarettes, the torn playboy hidden around rock. that was my saturday. if you we

they have defunded planned parenthood in their state. came just within half an hour of banning abortion in the state altogether today. and in the process of making it as inaccessible as they possibly can, they are apparently picking up the inquisition where it was left off by the man now in the middle of potentially being disbarred. , for the way he witch hunted medical records from kansas women. joining us now are dr. herbert hodes and his daughter, tracy nauser. they have an obgyn practice together. they filed a suit to block these rules from going into effect. let me start with you. i know you are among the people who have filed suit challenging the constitutionality of the new regulations and the way they are being enforced. in the meantime, are these new regulations shutting you down in terms of providing abortions in kansas? >> well, our office will be open tomorrow morning as it has been for over 30 years in this location. we will not be providing abortion services until we hear something about our injunction that was filed to be

like the republican mitch daniels indiana law going after planned parenthood clinics, sam brownback's to close the clinics, too, has now been stopped by a federal court, and for good measure, also in the last 24 hours a control court has stopped the law in south dakota. a law that would force women seeking an abortion in that state to wait three days and to sit through lecture by an anti-abortion activist at a so-called pregnancy health center before the state would allow them to have an abortion. the last came in with withering scorn from the judge. forcing a woman to divulge at a stranger the fact she's chosen to undergo an abortion humiliate and degrades her as a human being. the woman, it would suggest she's mate the wrong decision, has not thought about her decision to undergo and abortion or is not intelligent enough to make the decision even with the advice of a physician. so the south dakota law on ice. thanks to a federal judge. the kansas law also on ice thanks to a federal judge. the north carolina wanted posters creep, again, on ice, thanks to a jury of his peers. it has b

yesterday preliminary injunction sought by planned parenthood was granted preventing the law from taking effect today while it's challenged in court, saying it would humiliate and degrade women. the judge said the law is probably unconstitutional and that there's a public interest in protecting a woman's right to seek an abortion. under the measure women face a 72 hour waiting period and would have to undergo counseling at pregnancy centers that discourage abortion. now here's a look at some other news making news early today in america. in arizona a transformer explosion at a power plant sent plumes of thick, black smoke into the air yesterday afternoon. the blast sparked a raging fire that consumed several pieces of equipment at the substation. crews worked into the night to restore power to an estimated 80,000 customers who lost electricity during the heat of the day. fortunately, no one was injured. >>> in florida a morning excursion turned deadly after a sailboat burst into flames. men were rescued and rushed to a palm beach hospital. one man died as a result of severe burns to most

they were working on cutting planned parenthood, which i do not think is a good thing. without that -- i do not think that some of those females, and i was looking -- listening to a lot of females on the art project. i wanted to say how the project helps students and gives us job skills and stuff. many of the men and women that work with us, if they were not with the garden project, they would be on the streets. many of the men and women go to jail just because they are on the streets. personally, for me, my mother recently lost her job. i do not know if you understand what it is like to take care of your children with no income. but it is really hard to watch your mother go through that. that is how the garden project helped me. i am thankful for it. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> hello. my name is monique and i wanted to come up here and express how thankful and appreciative i am for the water project. -- garden project. i have been here for one year now. there was a group throughout the school year. i just graduated from abraham lincoln. i am 17. it is hard t

a preliminary injunction sought by planned parenthood was granted saying it would humiliate and degrade women, the judge said the law is probably unconstitutional and there is a public interest in protecting a woman's right to seek an abortion. under the measure, women face a 72-hour waiting period and would have to undergo counseling at pregnancy centers that discourage abortions. >> here is your "first look" at other news going on atoday. plumes of thick black smoke were sent into the air yesterday afternoon in arizona. a blast sent huge plumes of smoke from the substation. 80,000 customers lost electricity during the heat of the day. no one was injured. >>> in florida, a morning excursion turned deadly after a sail boat burst into flames. two men on board were rescued and rushed to a palm beach hospital. one man died as a result of severe burns to his body, the other man is in stable condition. >>> in kentucky, officials are looking for a truck they believe caused a 15-car train derailment. sheriffs officials say the rail was offset after a dark green tractor trailer slammed into the

willie parker with planned parenthood says that can often lead to unplanned pregnancies in women less likely to get prenatal care. >> we don't get a chance to detect the complications of pregnancy like premature birth. >> reporter: after being asked by the government to weigh in, the independent institute of medicine now recommends contraception be considered a preventive service with no co-pay under the new health care law. the law already requires free preventive services like blood pressure checks. but the iom was asked to say what else women need. among the recommendations -- screening for gestational diabetes, hpv and hiv and counseling on stds. some who take issue with contraception, especially emergency contraception like plan b, are against that part of the recommendation. >> there are people who have ethic or moral objections to contraception. so those groups of people shouldn't be mandated to pay through their insurance premiums for contraceptives for other people. >> reporter: an issue the two sides are unlikely to agree on. as the department of health and human services ma

another 1 set for august 11th >>> planned parenthood missed a deadline yesterday to provide the city proof and secure 27 parking spots required by clinics. thee planned parent lot is week working with other businesses to find parking. >> >> john davis trucking company said amtrak and union pacific did not maintain safe railroad crossing when bun of the drivers slammed the car -- neither union pacific nor amtrak have been filed. >> >> 212-year-old clark gaines gable and a friend were arrested the allegedly pointing a laser like this at an l.a.p.d. vehicle friday fight of the officers followed the vehicle. gables sister defended her brother when she went to defend him out of jail. >> lasers should be banned pilot. that things should be illegal. >> he told people outside of the jail that the arrest was a misunderstanding and that people make mistakes. >> >> anthony opens up about his time on the job and the changes he has made. >> check youth this video be a store clerk fights off a robber, but as you hear this is not an ordinary clerk. >>> the 10:00 news continues in 902nds. . >>> oakla

remember a few months ago republicans a broader government to the verge of a cold shutdown our planned parenthood funding and now they're bringing our nation to the verge of default overtops loopholes for corporate jet owners are going to worthless sanity here and all the while not as they will jobs bill passed out of the house of representatives this year so that the g.o.p. actually be willing to crash the us economy birds make the president look bad in the twenty five race i mean are republicans actually willing to make that gamble well according to tom you bet so to look. this is what eisenhower left the presidency in one nine hundred sixty one five different republicans have been president of united states and every single one of them from richard nixon to george w. bush have been illegitimate ascending to the highest office in the land not through small the democratic elections but instead through fraud and treason. believe me let's start at the beginning with richard nixon in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight president lyndon johnson was desperately trying to end the vietnam war but ric

the defunding planned parenthood or as the great evil as we all know you want to do something they've defunded public financing of elections. why is more criticism being leveled at them for this or is it is it just the show i don't i think it's the it's the you know the polarization out there in the partisan nature of the. it's people like yourself and myself and many others who criticize them but you know years ago it took morgan chase smith at one point to stand up and criticize mccarthy you know it took it to the republicans of good conscience in the past that stood up to their own party and said this is insane as there were democrats who disappeared segregationist democrats now it seems like everything is sort of split along as if this polarization i mean as i also bring up in the article you know how can we sit here and listen to someone like pat robertson call for asylum like destruction of this country which he did you could have gay marriage passing new york and that's not treason i don't know what is how can rick perry call for secession and be taken seriously as a presidenti

. >> reportete to a hushed chamber during a debate over planned parenthood funding. it's the type of revelation that voters take notice. >> we're always trying to get to who this person really is, instead of all of the media slickness. >> reporter: still, bachmann's revelation is a first for presidential politics. >> look, when you're running for president, everything has a political component, but that >> reporter: today, bachmann is receiving praise for her candor. >> breaking a barrier of silence is almost always good for everybody, for women, as well as for men who have gone through the same things with them. >> reporter: by talking about the pain so many women often suffer silently. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >>> and, the latest royal stars are coming to america. the duke and duchess of cambridge, will and kate, kicked off an 11-day, 8-still tour today that will take them through canada and then to los angeles on jug 8th. it's the couple's first official overseas trip and will be kaka's first time ever in the u.s. abc's bob woodruff was in ottawa today

-cio planned parenthood the center for community change green for all campaign for america's future so many organizations i can name them all have decided stand together let's put this idea out of having a movement to defend the american dream to fight for jobs for middle class americans people who want to join the middle class and we put the website up we said hey does anybody have any good ideas in america picks me economy but sides just trashing medicare and we hope to get about five hundred to a thousand good ideas we didn't get five hundred ideas didn't get a thousand we got twenty four thousand ideas the first fifteen thousand and three days of americans with brilliant ideas about how to fix our problems we said that's great let's call for house meetings all across america so that people can actually . discuss these ideas the tea party when it started in started with house meetings and they had eight hundred across america people were stunned this weekend the american dream movement supported by rebuild the dream dot com it's not going to have eight hundred house meetings we're g

founder of planned parenthood, wanted to kill african-americans through abortions, celebrated today.oad to serfdom, social justice, a praise so dangerous because it can be used for good but when you know the history behind social justice, you better investigate. especially because its used in churches. they've hijacked the word further to include environmental justice, reproductive and the nra, the recovery program and how they used bullyingy and intimidation, we showed the history of unions and roots and communism, the coming insurrection. there would be problems in greece. nobody paid attention. now look. black flag anarchist. one story -- how long have i been trying to tell the story of the statute of liberty? >> about 29 months. >> 29 months. on the first real terrorist attack on america, it will boggle your mind. i'll get to it, just not tonight. i'm out of time here. but you'll have to hear it. we learned about acorn. you're informed on the calafate. it allowed us to look at everything in a different way, it allowed to look and have some perspective, to believe that yeah, thing

. >> reporter: missy sales of planned parenthood welcomes the idea. the panel says women should have free access to all faa approved contraceptive. >> in this country more than half of our pregnancies are unintended. and we can point to the fact that birth control is too expensive. >> i don't think we should give people these means to destroy life. >> reporter: pastor chuck mckenney says including emergency contraceptives so called morning after pills would include coverage for abortion. >> i believe that life begins at conception. i don't like that my government dollars are paying something for something that i'm completely morally against. >> reporter: in additional to birth control, they included counseling on sexually transmitted infection, screening and counseling for domestic violence, breast screening, the u.s. department of health and human services has the final say of which services will be offered. frank and julie is decision is expected next month. reporting live, i'm heather holmes. >>> a new study out tonight finds the national c-section