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and patients that will simply go unseen and uncared for have this care at planned parenthood, but they won't have it if planned parenthood is defunded. in connecticut, other kinds of health providers like health centers and hospitals would need to increase their capacity to provide contraceptive care, and they'd have to increase it by 228% to overcome the care deficit left by defunding planned parenthood. the craven attempts to immediately and completely defund planned parenthood as a part of trumpcare -- really trumpcare 2.0 -- will be even more challenging for so many women to get the health care they need and deserve. defunding planned parenthood also jeopardizes gains our nation made for women of color and patients that are served in areas where there are few, if any, other options. planned parenthood centers and clinics are nothing short of a lifeline for quality health care in underserved communities. the fact is, the affordable care act has worked for women and particularly women of color, and planned parenthood and other women's health providers are an integral part of that suc

. >> depicting seth williams as uncaring sun, who stole from his own mother. >> there is a head line. >> lauren outside the federal courthouse with more. >> morning, mike and alex, he made bad decisions, exercised poor judgement, he made mistakes in his life. that's how the defense attorneys paint the picture to the jury at the federal courthouse as opening statements began. but they say he did not commit a crime. his money was funny. he had a messy personal life. but he's not criminal or bad guy. listen to this exchange with jeff cole after court yesterday. >> attorney burke, give us little summary of your open, just little summary of your open. >> i have no comment right now thank you. >> can we just get a little, just a little. >> you guys saw. you saw it live. >> but we're not there during the day. little summary of your open. >> i just went over what our version of the evidence was, the evidence will show. >> and that he he that he didn't do anything that affected any of these cases in your view? >> that's correct. >> this whole nursing home thing is bogus smear. >> yes. >> on th

they've either been born on the wrong side of the tracks or had abusive, uncaring families. we found an inmate inside the penitentiary of new mexico who grew up with all of life's advantages. and yet still became a violent predator. >> i come from a nice family. a good family compared to a lot of the families i hear about in here. my dad's a retired naval officer. he retired from the navy and joined the national guard, retired from the national guard and then started going to the county for a job. he retired as the county jail administrator. my mom, she's a secretary. she's very educated, very knowledgeable about things. she quit her job to stay home with me so that i would have someone there for when i got home from school. do my homework, make sure i do what i had to do. >> but that didn't keep steele out of trouble. >> i never had to face consequences, so i figured i was pretty much untouchable. and i rebelled against them being so straight and i went crooked bad. >> steele's rebellion culminated in a 60-year sentence for residential burglaries, armed robbery and false im

federal prosecutors are depicting seth williams as uncaring son who stole from his own mom.ohnson to explain what they said. lauren? >> good morning, karen, defense attorneys though say gifts, without gain. that's how they describe what's happening when seth williams wealthy's friends offered him cash, gifts, they say, no action was taken after that. but can they convince the men and women of the jury here at the federal courthouse of that? are they buying that storey? prosecutors hope not. since they say the da sold his oath of office to live far beyond his means. the first witness the government called was a woman they hope would proof their theory. she waist in charge of accounts at local nursing home where williams 80 year old mother lived. kathleen de frees her name, she tried for month to track down williams about using his mother's benefits to pay her bills. her testimony she said he didn't pay, and he wasn't pressed to ever meet the financial obligations. but defense attorneys say the nursing home was a mess, they lost statements, they took months to figure out paper

. >> reporter: it was a top opening shot by the federal government depicting seth williams as uncaringbe met by a aggressive cross examination wednesday. ornithes fursday of testimony concerns were raised about juror sleeping at the federal court, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> tonight delaware county woman plead guilty to assault charges after police say surveillance video caught her pushing a child at a daycare 52-year-old sarah gable of fulcroft appearing in court today. according to documents she plead guilty to a list of charges. we first told you back this back in march video appears to show you shoving a four-year-old child down the stairs at upper darby child care center. that child injured her knee but was otherwise okay. >>> developing to night, police have just released video of the fatal shooting of philandro castile. a police officer in minnesota shot him to death last summer. >> and now five days after a jury found that officer not guilty of manslaughter, we're getting our first look at the actual video. now fox's paul, from minnesota and as you can imagine, it's tough t

the response to republicans being so mean and uncaring, the assumption we are all racist and do not carebout poor people and the middle class. i was an independent for decades and just became a republican this january because just how far the left has gone. i voted for barack obama in 2008 and he disappointed me because he is one of the most divisive presidents we have ever had, he played the race card on a regular basis and he failed in a lot of ways. hillary clinton, because she had experienced, she did not do such a great job on foreign policy when she was secretary of state. did everybody forget about the emails? did they forget about that? the democratic party has become corrupt in a lot of ways. trashing donald trump, i am a deplorable, i voted for him because of his message to hillary could -- the message hillary clinton put out there. she said the majority of donald trump supporters are deplorable. she called us racists, sexist, xenophobia, homophobic, misogynistic, i am offended by that. let me get this straight -- martin luther king jr., who i admire greatly, was a republican i

first, it still haunts me to my core just how callus and un-- callous and uncaring a person could be to do such a thing to a veteran patient. it illustrates just how complacent the bure crass had become to let the behavior slide. third, it is chilling to think we would have never even known about it. if not for a brave v.a. employee who walked into my montgomery office and handed us a copy of the police report. thankfully under the 2014 reform law, the director of the central alabama v.a. was fired in the wake of these exposures. that law took an important step towards speeding up the termination process for top officials. but did you know that he remains the only senior official fired as a result of the v.a. scandal? mr. speaker, we all know that law did not go far enough. for one thing, it did not extend the strict accountability standards to rank-and-file employees. senior managers aren't the only ones responsible for the failures at the v.a. there has been a culture of complacency up and down the chain of command for a very long time. and the complicated process for disciplining

my testimony is based on personal experience, the doctors whose witnessed the harm of uncare less advertisements. my own patients have refused and discontinued prescriptions because they were frightened by false advertisements. the misrepresentations of facts made in mass tort ads causes fear in patients and can lead to treatment noncompliance. irresponsible attorney advertising undermines the patient-physician relationship. to offer an idea of what i've seen i'll describe an incident involving an elderly patient of mine who was diagnosed with ate y'all defiblations. i have many examples like this. to reduce her likelihood of stroke i recommended she began a regiment of anti-coagulation prescription. it's the physician's responsibility to counsel patients about the side effects. this particularly elderly patient was resistant because of the the potential pleading effects. after several office visits involving long discussions, and one on one education i built a strong enough relationship with the patient that she agreed and she understood that the risk of her stroke was high and that the benefit

claire-louise leyland are fighting a rearguard action against corbyn's portrayal of the conservatives as uncaring it's duplicitous and unhelpful for people dealing with trauma to try to turn this into such a simple argument. difficult choices were made. things happened that shouldn't have happened, and we need to really explore what went wrong. >> reporter: as the politicians fight for the moral high ground over grenfell, yet another report on divided britain has come out today by a commission which says that over the past two decades, consecutive labour and conservative governments have failed to reduce the gap between the have's and have not's. the study by the social mobility commission warns that without radical and urgent reform, the social and economic divisions in british society will widen even further, threatening community cohesion and economic prosperity. for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant in london. >> woodruff: this is peak season in the united states for lyme disease, as people spend more time outdoors and can be at risk for tick bites. each year, at least 30,000 cases are re

this cou ntry after everything that is wrong in this country after seven years of incompetent and uncaring and tory go —— government. i will do everything in my power to make one kensington an example of the finest qualities of common humanity, mutual respect for everyone and social justice to create a thoughtful, kind, cooperative and tolerant society where we can all prosper and thrive. a victory speech there is at the final seed to be declared in this thread is a beating general election. they had had three recou nts election. they had had three recounts and it was between labour and the conservatives. they finally came toa and the conservatives. they finally came to a result with emma winning with 20 votes. they were counting through the night last night, they stopped doing that at six in the morning because everybody was knackered, they came back later in the day and they finally at nine o'clock got the result. our bbc london political editor is there, just 20 votes in it. what a significant victory for the labour party. absolutely. this will be so prized and it will be felt, the high

and the social care policy that she turned around on was perceived to be uncaring. was also up against jeremy corbyn, the labor leader, who early on, his manifesto was a popular left-wing manifesto and after maybe 5-6 years of being in the united kingdom, this is something that people, it would certainly have a feel for voters. and with brexit, it is too soon to say. all the major parties say they will respect the result of the referendum, but what if this result carries -- it does raise a question on what kind of brexit we might see. kathleen: john, do you think theresa may can survive this? john: it will be difficult for her. she did not have to call this election. the understanding was, the expectation was the conservatives would massively increase the majority, maybe by 100 seats are more. but her personal standing in the party right now is severely damaged. and it is going to be difficult right now, again, if the result is play out anything close to the exit polls, it will be difficult to see how she can survive this. yvonne: what could come out of the hung par

federal prosecutors are trying to depict the da as selfish, uncaring son, who stole from his own motherrsing home? >> it is. >> okay. >> defense argues that seth williams did nothing wrong. and there is no proof that it actually affected cases while he was -- or he still is da. >> his attorneys were saying well he didn't know exactly which bill he had to pay today also find out if montgomery contagia will release the names of the jurors in the bill cosby trial dozen media outlets asked judge steven o'neil to release the names, prosecution and defense argued that could have an effect on cost bee's next jury. the jurors did not reach averred as you know, forcing the judge to declare a mistrial. we'll see what he says later this morning. >> school reform commission voted four to one to approve new contract between the school dis i am district every philadelphia and the teachers union, but still some concerns. deal expected to cause $245 million more than the city had set aside to pay for it, at this point it is not clear where that mondayly come from. >> so you're saying the vote was four

place for a care home, but the prosecution says what happened in this remote care home was cruel and uncaring200 times. sometimes overnight, in a so—called quiet room, without food, heating or even a toilet. it was not a quiet room. it was farfrom a quiet room. how would you describe what happened there? barbaric, disgusting, unnecessary. it is shameful. we should be ashamed of this care. it is not care. before he was placed here, her son was a resident at the notorious winterbourne view homework he was assaulted. his mother says she can't believe he was let down again.|j can't get the images out of my mind of what has happened to him. he tells me day after day, night after night, it is awful. the manager on the left here was jailed for 28 months for false imprisonment and perverting the course ofjustice. his wife and fellow manager rachel marshall was given a suspended prison sentence. what do you say to the residents? paul hewitt, who set up a team, said he was not aware of any punishment rooms. no message to the resident or their families? they played false improvement, he was fined for br