barry simms will have details on the apology tonight on 11 news at 6:00 and 11:00. testimony started again this morning in the murder trial of george huguely, but it ended

. >> barry simms is live in bel- air. this deal is about teacher pensions? >> yes. in the past it has been the state's responsibility but governor o'malley is proposing that the state and local governments should have a share. >> growing concerns about handling emergencies, worrying about his deputies, their duties, and teacher pensions. >> i have cut all i can in my operating expenses. i have nothing left to cut. but personnel. >> this is looming in the background as they continue to focus on his proposal to shift the cost of teacher pensions from the state to county governments. exclaiming you're balancing a budget by shifting the cost to someone else is disingenuous. "sharing the teacher retirement costs is among the tough choices in the budget. state lawmakers do not approve the plan, harford county officials say they will have to pay $9.80 million. from the county perspective, this is because of economic development in natural resources. school superintendent and other officials are also in opposition worrying about losing educational gains and having to cut te

three.n drains the steals it., simms he finds jason clark. there you go. up by 13. the second, simms it. 63-53. virginia had a home court advantage today against maryland. ago, tied. there to put to the rebound and. 25 points. pretty good. second, there you go. virginia tech is hosting georgia tech. 25 seconds to go in overtime, this is unbelievable. hudson nails it. they win 74-73. senior debt at george mason. george mason.at they barely won this one. st. joe's at george washington late in the second half. it goes into the corner for john's. all day long. saw when you thought you of still nicholson at last weekend. he continued -- phil mickelson finest last weekend, he continued his dominance. it was not always pretty, but he rhythm when it counted. birdies, only one bogey. 70.der 7 under par. bush took the checkered flag tonight. it was the closest finish in the event. of the it kicks off the nascar season, a daytona 500. >> a big weekend. >> apparently, it did rain on their parade. >> some of the parades or eight washout today. a few communities canceled their ad

barry simms is live with the latest. >> according to police, the mother told them that she could the fetus in the dumpster. she said it was stillborn. the memorial is small. the message, may god hold you in his arms, little one. someone placed this sympathetic tribute near this dumpster were summoned -- where a fetus was found. >> is pretty horrible. i don't understand it. >> those in the 900 block of sablewood word say that word spread -- of sablewood road said the word spread quickly on facebook. an adult female contacted baltimore county police claiming she had put the fetus there. baltimore county police, harford county sheriff's deputies, and bellaire police were directed by woman who said she had given birth earlier that day to an infant that was stillborn, to check the trash bin. they found a package, a plastic bag containing the fetus. >> police will not say much more about the unidentified female. they said the birth happened at the home of a relative of the woman. they are not releasing where. they took the woman to upper chesapeake medical center for treatment. know, it is

barry simms explains. >> picture early returns to the place that held her captive more than five decades ago -- shirley returns. she was indicted and arrested. her crime? getting pregnant by a black man. now at age 75, shirley and her 76-year-old husband john visit the women's jail and reflect on how their relationship has endured. >> i know it has been a long time. >> pictures help tell the story of their 53-year marriage. back in 1956, hair and clothing styles were a lot different, and so were social attitudes about interracial couples. the indictment claims shirley and howard, who was a white woman, unlawfully suffered and permitted herself to be begot with child by a negro. the penalties for it -- the penalty she faced, 18 months of five years in prison. >> i was not about to deny that i was the father of the baby. >> john was a 25-year-old musician performing with the ban call the honey boys. today, shirley still ask questions. >> how this all came about, and why they pursued me and not other people, and things like that. i just could never get answers. >> shirley spent one night be

i'm barry simms with the details had. >> maryland homeowners in danger of foreclosure are wasting no time when about a foreclosure settlement between the maryland attorney general and five of the biggest mortgage servicers. hundreds of distressed homeowners are calling the hot wind see how they can benefit. barry simms as live in baltimore with more. >> we are on the 3400 blocked of the street in northwest baltimore. this home is for sale and is a foreclosure. the state hopes this settlement means the were signs like this and more retention of homes. the phones, computers, the people, none of this existed one week ago. now the state of the maryland attorney general's office as this as the location of a hot line to help maryland homeowners. >> we have there will be fewer people foreclosed upon, at your house is in the pool and the economy can start a turnaround. >> and announced this multistate settlement with wells fargo, bank of america, citigroup, and ally, maryland is receiving $690 million. >> most of it will go to help but printable reductions, refinancing, helping people stay i

barry simms has the latest on the investigation and the suspect the police have in custody. >> maryland state police say the trooper was trying to make a traffic stop. the suspect took off and became a chase. the windshield of this unmarked state police car shows how close a wooden fence posts came to seriously injuring senior trooper jon sawa. >> it was aimed at his head. our information initially is that his hand may have helped deflect it. it may have struck the radar unit in the vehicle. in some providential way, that fence post just missed his head. obviously, if it had not, the situation would be more different today. he was very fortunate. >> now, 22-year-old john nussle v is charged with assault and destruction of property. what is left of his vehicle sits in the police impound. just after midnight friday morning, the trooper was on patrol near stockton road in shot up. the state police say that nussle's vehicle came behind him flashing his lights. the trooper pulled to the side and a car pulled beside him. >> the driver looked at the trooper, revved his engine, and proceeded do

simms had a team-high 13 points. second half, george town up by 20, south florida turns it over.17 in the game. leaving it for lubick, the hoyas had five in double figures, georgetown crushes south florida 75-45, improving to 8-3 in the big east. >>> let's go to fairfax, a battle for first place in the caa, george mason taking on old dominion. patriots down four, edwards tries to pass, stolen by iliatis. lay it's up and in. george mason committed 21 turnovers, monarchs up six at the break. but george mason opens the second half on a 16-4 run, including this it great play. ryan pierson to von gray. patriots never looked back. george mason wins 54-50, takes over sole possession of first place in the conference. >>> elsewhere today, virginia loses to florida state 58-55. virginia tech defeats clemson 67-65. and george washington falls to umass 86-75. hometown hockey, capitals on the road today in montreal. ovechkin back in the lineup after serving a suspension. first period off the face-off, top of your screen here, dennis wideman, slapshot. actually, a knuckle puck. check it out. s

simms was court marshalled for treason. he said stonewall jackson has whipped us every time we fight him. and for saying such an outrageous thing, he was found guilty. a pennsylvanian, june '62, i'm sorry to say, i have frequently heard our men talk as though they believe jackson could not be whipped. in fact he has to become what might be called a bugaboo. all of this, attitudes will in the south and the north, where there had been no doubt of success in the north and not much hope for success in the south after henry and donaldson and all of the other problems, is what made jackson what he was in 1862. so while jackson's high ranking subordinates underwent a parallel if not exactly the same met a moetamorphosis, theyed a hall thought that he was dangerous, crazy, and so on. by the end of the campaign, there were individuals who still found nothing to admire in jackson. despite his late life bouquets that i mentioned, tolliver was typical, but richard taylor and dick yewel might personify the others. dick and i lore, who y

i'm barry simms. >> interesting story. the 35 degrees on tv hill. what one woman gave the lead to a conviction. >> baltimore police are investigating a complaint about a new policy. i will explain. >> there are a few sprinkles out there this morning. >> we will take a look to your morning commute. morning commute. there's an accident in bel denny's new sizzlin' skillets are here for a limited time. so strike while the iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. it is valentine's day so folks may have some plans. >> i think it will be fine. there could be some sprinkles out there. 34 and dry at the airport. there's a chance for some rain showers. here it is by popular demand. i will keep showing it over and over again. 30% chance for a rain shower today. >> i think you have out-cheesed yourself. >> if you're not lis

marquel starks, to henry simms. he hits the jump shot. george town held south florida scoreless for almost 11 minutes. 23-15 at the half. simms with the back door pass, thompson the lay-in. if hoyas lead by 10. move it up to 20 is where they're at now. porter forces the turnover. to nate lubic for the dunk. he does a chin up afterwards and guess what, you can't do that. he get aztec ill. the hoyas pound south florida 75-45 despite scoring only 8 first half baskets. >> i thought we were getting open shots, the ball just didn't go in. there were no major changes at half time. just keep doing doing what you're doing, the ball will go in. >> we were fine, i think. we all felt we weren't scoring the ball. i don't think we were frustrated at all because we were playing good defense. we just had to keep playing defense and we knew our shots would fall. >> tony bennett and 16th ranked virginia on the road at number 21, florida state. start in the 2nd half. the cavaliers were down 13. they then went on a 14-0 run. everyones with the steal and the

i'm barry simms. >> 36 degrees on tv hill. still ahead, your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> major delays at the key bridge. >> if you sprinkles out there today. we have a better chance for rain and maybe some snow in the seven-day forecast. mostly cloudy skies but dry. mostly cloudy skies but dry. working in public relations is not for the faint of heart. i love what i do, i enjoy the work, but it's a very hectic pace. strayer university met my needs in terms of my family, my work-life balance. the fact that leading companies are hiring strayer graduates is impressive, but it's not surprising. these companies want us so badly. i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. >> welcome back to 11 news today. a woman who gave a pregnant 16- year-old the abortion pill has been sentenced to home detention. pled guilty to reckless endangerment by giving the teenager a dose of ru-486 that she got on line. teenager was 20 weeks along at the time. a deadly shooting in north baltimore. investigators

barry simms has been in bel air all day. what is the birth mother telling police? >> police here tell us the woman told them that she actually did put the fetus in the dumpster. she claims that it was stillborn. out of sympathy and concern, someone leaves a bouquet of flowers along with this message, "may god hold you in his arms, little one." police found a fetus in this dumpster tuesday evening. >> we are all trying to figure out what is going on. >> minutes after police arrived, word of the investigation spread on facebook. detectives went to the dumpster after an adult female contacted baltimore county police, claiming she had put the fee is there. baltimore county police and harford county sheriff's deputies were directed by a woman that said she had given birth earlier that day to an infant that was stillborn and that we should check trash bin. we found a plastic bag containing the fetus. >> is so weird, why you would put it in a dumpster. >> police think an autopsy will result other questions progress the woman is very cooperative and indicated the baby was

simms has a nice pass to clark. they combined fo 20r five points. georgetown by six. simms again, this time to weddington. a slam dunk. georgetown beats notre dame, 59-41. let's go to the catholic league high-school basketball championship. patrick hallway with a bucket. final seconds, james robinson. 55-54. the celebration continues. have a great day everybody. >> 5:24 this morning. 43 degrees in alexandria. the news continues at 5:30. >> in the next 30 minutes, a community in mourning the victims of a deadly shooting inside the cafeteria in a cleveland suburb. >> doing major work in a major intersection. jummy olabanji live a dupont circle with details and which roads to avoid coming up in a live report. >> bright sunshine today, but active weather getting ready to move into town. all >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> this is not something chardon wanted to be known for and it has to stop today. >> a community in ohio struggling to deal with a tragedy. a teenager opened fire inside a school, killing one student and wounding other

barry simms will have details on the apology tonight on 11 news at 6:00 and 11:00. testimony started again this morning in the murder trial of george huguely, but it ended fairly quickly. yesterday's proceedings were postponed because a defense attorney called out sick. the trial continues today despite the defense's objections. when the defense attorney was too sick to interview a witness, the judge let the jury go until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. the trial might continue through the weekend. lowell melser is in charlottesville for the trial and tweeting to the proceedings. you can keep up with the trial on an extended coverage section on wbaltv.com. >> now, you're 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with john collins. >> a developing storm in south texas is not put together yet. here is the water vapor satellite imagery. this jet controls for the cold air goes. the southern jet is the one that is developing storm is going to get caught up in. it will drag out storm and help it develop to the atlantic coast line somewhere in the carolinas. that is where the questions develop.

henry simms gets it. nice move here, then knocks down the jumper. part of a 14-0 run.s what helps the hoyas go on that 1-0 run. the bulls turn the ball over on nine straight possessions. second half, georgetown up 20, south florida, uh-huh, yeah, they turn it over again. one of 17 in the game. monster dunk. the hoyas have five players in double figures, georgetown crushes south florida, 75-45, improving to 8-3 in the big east. virginia tech beats clemson 67-65. >> all right, thank you, sir.

. >> simm still to come a work place shootout involving two federal agents. where it happened and what casualties resulted. >> social media job seekers, find out if we make the list. >> outside it is warm, actually, what can you expect for the rest of the weekend? your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija, and first warning weather with marty bass and meteorologist tim williams. [ clanking ] think we should have bought pre-assembled furniture? [ telephone ringing ] wait. [ male announcer ] some business decisions are better than others. the best decision is switching to verizon. you are good to go. thanks. that was easy! [ male announcer ] speed, reliability, and now with our worry free guarantee there's no better time to switch. get your choice of terms. no activation fees. a 30-day money back guarantee. flexible scheduling. professional on-site installation. and 24/7 tech support. all for just $84.99 a month. plus you get a $200 value reward card. so switch to verizon hi

our reporter barry simms and joins us with the details. >> investigators believe that she said of the murder to hide another crime. the former dental assistant made a horrible choice and is now seeing the impact of that choice. just before a judge in anne arundel county circuit court found her guilty of murder, chante hickman said she could not change would happen. she accepted a plea agreement that gave her a life prison sentence. >> she did that with the expectation that the sentence would allow her one day to return to her family. it was a sad case for all. >> she wept and her voice quivered as she apologize to the family of the doctor. the dentist was her boss. he became a victim. he was killed at his glen burnie office in september 2006. " she realized beyond the penalties she has to pay their maybe a spiritual one that we before as well. she felt bad about her involvement. >> she said the family, "i am sorry for my choices, i did not think about a lot of things. i have district law, his family and mine. i made a terrible choice." that choice included steely and cashing 28 kasia

barry simms reporting live from annapolis for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 813-year-old --a 13-year-old who was struck by a vehicle, his parents tell us he was drinking alcoholic drink before he was picked up by his stepfather. >> you can see a lot of people had gathered at the location where michael lost his life. they have made immemorial to michael. -- they have made a memorial to michael. >> i have lost the only son and i am ever going to have because they wanted to party. it is really sad. i do not want to see another family go through this. >> she is talking about her 13- year-old son, michael true law, who died in a tragic accident on saturday night. he was riding in a car driven by his step fire. -- he was riding in a car driven by his stepfather. he fell out of the car and was struck by another vehicle. >> he drank one of the energy drinks with alcohol. the kids seem to think it is ok. he needed to vomit. he opened the door and fell out. he was run over. it could have been any one of these children out here. >> a substance-abuse experts says this one can of four loco is equivalent to f

henry simms of mt. st. joe's. georgetown led the irish by 10 at the half.eorgetown over notre dame, 59-41. engineers worked the inside game. kelly alston up and in and she's fouled. she turns that into a 3-point play, part of their victory over west minister. they remain unbeaten and advance to the regional semifinals. >> wow, unbeaten. >> it's play off time for the girls and the,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> family got quite a shock. it turned out this little kitty hitched a ride under the hood of their car. she heard cat sounds. she thought the car was haunted. right. she drove about 20 miles before popping the hood and discovered the stow away. the kitty is doing fine and now will stay with the family. who could give it up? we'll be right back. ,,,, ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the door gets stuck... oh sure. ooh! [ man ] ...and then, i didn't. um... [ sighs ] [ man ] so, i got a car i can love a really, really long time. [ male announcer ] for the road ahead, the all-new subaru impreza®. ♪ were you profitable last

barry simms joins us live with more. i found the story so fascinating, a lot of our viewers did as well? >> they did, the reaction has been tremendous, and some of that surprising. an antiquated and on just what impact it them. asked for an apology from the state. back in 1956, surely was indicted and tossed into jail for getting pregnant by a black man. the baby was placed in an orphanage for nearly two years. now the organization that ran the orphanage, contacted them sing or touched by the store. >> they invited us over for dinner. we took a tour of the building. >> for them to go through what they went through is phenomenal. it is off the charts, how they were able to preserve their love for one another. >> they have been married more than 50 years and have three children. tonight, why the sisters want to reconnect and what they're doing to help the family learn more about their son's early years at the orphanage. >>> closing arguments could begin as early as tomorrow in the murder trial of former uva across player y

minutes later, henry simms getting serious at the rim. watch this. he just throws it down. roll 59-44. >>> terrapins in miami. mark gets ejected argue ago questionable call. the terps responded by erasing a 16-point deficit but in the end they just couldn't hold on. terps lose to miami in double overtime 90-86. rough break for them. >>> coming up next, round three of anchor bowl. i lead 2-0. can dave make >>> right now i am dominating dave owens in anchor bowl, up 2- 0. tonight we head to the bowling alley, and we get a little commentating assistance from mike at 106 the fan. >> i can't help but see not only the size advantage, kristen, but the strength and the skill. what are you bringing to the table? >> absolutely nothing. >> kd, great moment. she comes down the lane, and that looked beautiful. >> do you know who you're going up against? >> yeah, i'm not worried. >> kristen trying to pick up one of the toughest spears in bowling. right down the center! >> if he pulls this off, oh

as barry simms explains, the situation could have been much worse. >> the picture shows how close a wooden fence post came at injurying the trooper. >> it was aimed at the trooper's head. our investigation is that his hand may have helped deflect that. it may have struck the radar unit in the vehicle. but in some providential way it just missed his head. obviously, if it did not, the situation would have been very, very different. >> now john noppa is charged with first-degree assault. he could have other charges. what's left of his chevy sits in the police compound. after midnight the trooper was on patrol on mountain road near stockton road in jo trooper, refed his engine. the route ended when the police cruiser hit a wooden fence at old joppa road. sheriff's deputies found the car and pursued it. court records in 2010 he plead guilty for driving under the influence. in 2008, he pled guilty for driving with a suspended investigation. trooper sala joined the force in 1988. his father was killed in the line of duty in 1987. he was hit in a car accident. from that, this young man decided to

barry simms has more. >> the phones, the computers, the people. none of this existed here a week ago, but now the space in the maryland attorney attorney's office is the hotline to help maryland home owners. >> we hope there will be fewer people foreclosed upon, and the economy can start to turn around. >> doug gansler is part of a multieye state settlement with j.p.morgan and citibank and bank of america. >> most money will go to help people with principle reduction to help keep people in their homes. >> since the announcement, the phone bank has been buzzing. >> this new settlement went into play. the caller was asking how it reached this agreement. it was reached following robo signing when bank employees signed off on millions of documents without investigating. now they are noticing a rise in foreclosures. >> things have gotten worse. one of the things that happened is the banks have been holding off on some foreclosures, so there has been an uptick recently in the number of notices and intent to foreclose. >> the people calling in now are in

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harry simms is creating service jobs, he has 37 employees now but he projects 200 in five years. >> you go in there to install things, to install the wires to get the data to keep it up and running. those are jobs that can't be outsourced. >> even if green tech failed to make job growth, every job is able to support two or three other jobs. >> carolyn: lisa argen is here now to talk about what we can expect in the week ahead, valentine's day right around the corner. >> lisa: clouds have been on the increase all morning long. the shot from the roof camera, they are headed across the city. dense fog in valleys of the north bay. still sunshine east and south. i'll tell you when the rain will arrive and snow coming up. >> and local reservoir that poses and environmental threat on the peninsula even if it's drained. [ female announcer ] for dry, itchy skin, get lasting relief with gold bond intensive healing cream. it targets the underlying causes of itch and irritation. gold bond. intensive healing for lasting relief. >> carolyn: welcome back. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge,

henry simms. bam. not in ourous. georgetown beats them 58-44. uconn's fourth straight loss. technical fouls for arguing but it got the terps fired up. they went on a run against miami. four threes in the second half. that one tied the score at 69-69 at the end of regulation. the terps then showed fatigue and miami holds on to win 90-86. >> thank you so much. 5:26 now. 48 degrees in potomac. the news continues with "good morning washington" at 5:30. >> still ahead in our next half-hour, an update on a texas woman who asked the president to help her husband find job. did president obama make good on that promise to pass along her husband's resume? >> this morning parents wonder how a student sexually assaulted inside her own school. >> and we're tracking some areas of rain this morning. i'll let you know how long the rain w >> be safe. rilingte right? that was a safe spot. not anymore. >> straight ahead, a man walks into a school and sexual assaults a young girl. the search is on the suspect. good morning washington. thank you for waking up with us on this thursday, february 2

barry simms has the latest. >> two candidates are vying for the vacant position open on the anne arundelouncil. we're hearing the council could make a decision tomorrow. some residents want a particular councilman to note they do not like what he said during the process. civil-rights and community activists are calling on anne arundel county citizens to turn out for the tuesday council meeting. >> for the purpose of watching democracy in action. >> they want to determine the board is to force -- diverse and show opposition to slurs. what they do understand there is a reason. >> when will it end. >> you think we would be

barry simms, wbal tv 11 news. >>> it spurred three days of fierce controversy, the susan g. komen foundation cutting funding to the planned parenthood breast cancer screening. >> that decision has been reversed. there was a political firestorm that has everybody talking. >> the face of pink turned bright red after the decision. now the leader in breast cancer awareness, the susan g. komen foundation has changed course. babbitt just goes to show you when women speak out, women win. >> the founder apologize, that the organization had been distressed that changes made to funding criteria were done for political reasons. they were not. the executive director of the susan g. komen denver affiliate. it >> i hope to get past the craziness of the past few days. it took the focus away from our mission. >> a congressional committee is investigating planned parenthood to find out if it is using federal money to pay for abortions. komen said it was the investigation that prompted it to terminate funding. that sparked protests and donations are pouring in. new york city mayor michael blo

barry simms is live at city police headquarters with the latest on that investigation. >> witnesses tell baltimore city police that the suspect wore a dark cap and jeans. police say he approached the victim and fired multiple times. police and paramedics rushed to the waverly shopping center in east baltimore, but the injuries were too severe. 22-year-old jerry isaac died. >> the victim collapsed but the door of the dollar store. >> it was just before 6:00 monday evening when another man approached is it outside the family dollar stores and fired. -- another man approached store andide the fired. >> police say prior to the gunfire, a fight broke out and move to the parking lot of the waverly shopping center. some witnesses claim isaac was involved in a brawl. james hall says isaac was trying to end the dispute. >> five minutes ago, we were just down there talking. he said i am breaking up a fight because one of the brothers got into law altercation. >> a short time later, the shots rang out. police were back on the scene tuesday as the investigation continues. there was broken glass for

jason clark and henry simms came to play.hey were the only starters in double figures for the high as. the high as beats up on the big east rival notre dame 59-41. georgetown now wraps up its regular season on saturday at marquette. >>> encouraging news this morning for redskins fans who want heisman winner robert griffin iii to be the team's next quarterback. espn is reporting that the st. louis rams will in fact trade the number-two pick in the nfl draft. now the team that trades up to that number-two spot is expected to take the baylor quarterback. griffin who goes by the nickname "rg3" wowed scouts at the combine with the speed. he was running the 40-yard dash in 4.4 seconds. i can't drive that fast. the redskins hold the sixth pick in the draft. the rams are asking for a number of draft picks in exchange for the second pick. so whether the skins would get it, still remains to be seen. >> that's right. look at him go. >> pretty fast. >> wow. >>> it's tough to stay in shape on vacation or any time for that matter. that cou

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weight and keep it off in the long run because you indulge a little bit breakfast when your met bliz simmand at its most active and you work all those extra calories throughout the day. >> is this breakfast? >> well, this is breakfast on the show. one bite. mm. mm, mm, mm. see? now we're good for the day. >> i took the -- >> you're a hungry girl. >> i like to eat, man. i like my meat and i like my cupcakes. >> i >>> this morning on "world news now," school scandal. l.a. detectives uncover even more disturbing details as they investigate a teacher accused of some unspeakable crimes. >> they say they found more pictures of students in this widening case of child abuse. it's thursday february 9th. >>> good morning, everybody. happy friday eve. it feels good to say that. i'm rob nelson. >> it would be better if we could say happy friday, though. >> 24 hours. >> that's right. 24 hours away. i'm paula faris. >>> just when parents at miramonte elementary school in south l.a. thought they had heard enough about this disturbing investigation, it gets even worse. what an emotional week it's been as

marion simms the father of gynecology tested theories, developed techniques using the bodies of blackow is zims practiced on these women without giving them medicine for pain. we know as slaves they could not consent to having their bodies used in this way. those women's bodies brought the tools and techniques of modern gynecologist that have gone on to save generations of women. today there are dozens of bills before state legislatures and cases bringing their way through courts whots outcome could impede women's access to health care. how could it be that so few black women's bodies are sitting at the desks these issues come across? this matters to everyone, no matter your gender, race or partisan identity. citizens must be able to use our voices, not be silent as our bodies are used. how can we thank these women for the sacrifices that they were forced to make? we can refuse to let women's bodies be separated from their voices. >>> good-bye. that's our show for today and for weekend. thank you to anita hill and michael steele for sticking around. thanks to all of you at home for wa

>> barry simms altered understand that this is a -- very simple. intrusion. there is no great value gained in forcing a provider to pay for something that is a rather small expenditure when it comes to healthcare, but to force them to pay for it just because they can. [unintelligible] >> forcing insurance companies to begin with -- [unintelligible] >> a lot people say this is a war on religion. what would you do to fight the war on religion? >> this is the government trying to use its power. [unintelligible] >> we are getting everyone out. [unintelligible] [unintelligible] >> one final question, what is it like to be twitter-bombed? did you know you're being twitter-bob? -- twitter-bombed? [unintelligible] >> thank you, senator. >> we have to get to the back of the room. all the way to the back. [unintelligible] >> guys, everybody has to move back. [unintelligible] >> who was the photographer? >> there you go. all right. >> you have to move over. >> people have their own cameras? is this your camera? >> these are some of your people? >> i am from v