any ob/gyn hearing that scenario is like what are you talking about.t's a really great example of why politicians have no business in the labor and delivery room and they have no business in the room where we're giving patient care. soledad: have you delivered newborns that could not live? dr. gunter: absolutely, so i used to at one time do abortion care and we would do inductions of labor for women who had severe fetal anomalies and those babies would succumb after birth which is typically comfort care that's provided. there are also women who deliver extremely prematurely whose fetuses can't be resuscitated once they're born and they're an infant. and that has actually happened to me, i delivered my son at 22 and a half weeks. and we elected to have no care because the chance of survival was less than 1%. and that's being conflated and twisted and used to somehow become infanticide. and it's really quite offensive and it's medically incorrect. soledad: i can't even imagine to lose a child at 22 and a half weeks. and in all this conversation, i think

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at the end of the day 50% of our counties don't have an ob/gyn. out of this state. we've already gotten feedback from some of the medical schools that they'll have to end their residen residency programs because they can't train them what they're supposed to do in terms of the standard of care. that's just crazy. >> but that does sound crazy. you're right. why would they not be able to have the right training in the state of georgia because of this bill? >> because the whole idea is that when you are a physician, when you are an ob/gyn and even a family practice physician, one of the things that you have to learn how to do is termination at an early point in time. if the doctors consistency even learn the surgical procedures they're supposed to do with respect to the standard of care they have to provide patients, then they can't train here. they can't be licensed here. and this is going to be absolutely devastating to this state in terms of the health care provided to women and women are going to die. if you really value life, that's really what

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the only quote that we have seen about ob instruction of justice is this memo saying this report does not exonerate him. i think cynthia is right. he says because mueller didn't make a conclusion, that leaves it to the attorney general, i doubt very seriously that's what his special intent was. and the way you can tell that he was not leaving it to the attorney general is that barr did not write that in his memo. he did make it today, but in the background leaking, he knew for the last three weeks that the special council would not draw a conclusion, it wasn't just a decision in the last 48 hours, they have not said anything act leading to that decision with bill bar. >> clint watts, the thing that the president has not taken some time to talk about is wow, this really serious finding that we outlined a few moments ago about the degree to which the russians were attempting to interfere. the president is con pseudoed by the collusion or no collusion that is going on that there is an under lying concern that has not been addressed. whether or not the president and his team new they were

they hurt themselves with that structure >> a lot we came out with a 43% conglomerate discount from ob security, for accounting ob security >> 40% >> yeah, discount. >> i have to say, i have never -- i have read a lot of reports. >> google or fall bet is such a smart company. why don't they -- they must realize what you are talking about? the way they account and their balance sheet might be holding back some value. >> yeah. well -- >> i wonder why they don't do more to split it up? why not make the 2% recovery >> i this he that's a great idea, and i think that is what they should do i think, brian, that the search epgin earns about $40 billion of operating income, and that company reports out $26 billion of operating income, and that means a lot of other things lose money. i think that's one of the reasons maybe they don't disclose more is we would really be on their case why are you losing money in cloud? why are you -- >> but you wrote, laura, that one thing you love about the company is they got no problem taking bad ideas out behind the wood shed and putting them down. >> yep we l

. >> ...and his obing manner. >> when a president of the united states in the oval office says something like "i hope" or "i suggest" or "would you," do you take that as a directive? >> yes. >> now senator king says that after 22 months of this... >> robert mueller... >> ...mueller investigation... >> the muell report... >> the mueller report... >> ...the attorney general's summary leaves him with ingering questions." with many on the right saying the cases closed... >> no collusion, no obstruction. >> mr. mueller definitively answered the question. >> ...and others on the left calling for muelr to testify... >> at the end of the day, yes, i think both the congress and the american pple are gonna want to hear from bob mueller. >> oh, we have to get the report. oh, they, to their peril, willre keep thart. >> ...what does senator angus king say now? >> "firing line wi margaret hoover" is made possible by... corporate funding is provided by... and by... >> welcome to "firing line," senator angus king. >> glad to be here, margaret.o, >>ou are the senator, an independent senator, from maine.

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. >> they thought donald trump was their only way to have a chance to solve their problemoblem ob s >> reporter: friday was yang's largest rally yet and many are watching to see if it will won't to build momentum. jobina fortson, "abc7 news." >>> on the peninsula, the till of hillsboro filed suit against the flintstone house owner, calling the dwelling a public nuisance. it was purchased for $2.8 million in 2017. since she's added a herd of dinosaur sculptures and other landscaping structures to accommodate future parties. the modifications, they say, are in violation of severa municipal codes. >> a number of students enjoyed a night at the museum for free. >> 2019 is the first year for rock family night. >> two philanthropists donated $20 million to provide free admission for children to return >> that'amin i gp a memories the kid also have for a long time. >>> we're talking science, let's talk about the science of weather. >> sandhya patel is here with that. >> absolutely. is it going to be one of those winter weekends where it feels more like spring, not too many places in the coun

. >> reporter: that left it up to barr to find whether the facts would support a finding of ob instruction of justt e. >> in the country's interest and public's best interest that the department of justice speak with one voice on that issue. that one voice should be theat rney general. >> reporter: barr says there i more of the report to come but that is probably several weeksa >>> top democrats this morning are demanding the attorney general releal the f report to congress no later than next tuesday. we have theatest fromapitol hill. good morning. >>> good morning. democrats say the reports done and they want to see why robert muelle could not com to a conclusion on obstruction of justice. ey want to see the report and the evidence. but republicans argue, it is just too soon. there are thousands of search s, hundreds of warrants and witnesses. some of that republicans argue is classified information, in fact, the attorney general says it could take weeks to go through tha th timetable to release the report is unreasonable. >> democrats are being unfair. there are laws that have stoe follo

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they get to choose themselveses whether ob juction -- obstruction -- >> beyond a reasonable doubt is the highest standard known to our legal system. you can get pretty darn sure without getting to beyond a reasonable doubt, an experience every prosecutor has had. i wonder if the hidden message is, congress, your turn. >> then there's this from the president. the president couldn't help but attack the mueller investigation even though he celebrated its findings. >> and hopefully somebody's going to look at the other side. this was an illegal takedown that failed. and hopefully somebody's going to be looking at the other side. so it's complete exoneration. no collusion. no obstruction. >> illegal takedown that failed. >> yeah, that's a little frightening that kind of language. it's consistent with what we've seen from donald trump from day one. attack the department of justice. attack the independents. this idea that now that we've had an investigation that's not yielded criminal charges there needs to be retribution and the other side -- i don't know who he means by the other side. do

i think in them to put a line in there like that, that had to have been significant ob strucktive acts that caused them to think about it. it had to be a tricky, difficult decision to make in order for them to put such strong language into the report. >> i raise that because we have an example in very recent history of sort of a mixed verdict. jim comey was blasted for coming out and giving that press conference in the summer of 2016 and saying hillary clinton did not commit crime but then harshly condemning and characterizing her conduct. it seems mueller didn't even get that far, he didn't even get as far as to classify the conduct as criminal or not criminal. >> yes, and we don't know the reason why he didn't. we don't know if it was because he really couldn't reach a decision because he thought it was such a close call. we don't know if it's because he thought this was a more appropriate decision to be left to congress because he thought this was more in their per vipe. we don't know what is underlying that or the underlying piece of evidence that went into that. and you remember f

and around the obe.dent trump finally acknowledged what many of hisrs adviave been saying all along, that north korea is not willing to give up its nuclear pr sram. the secomit between president trump and kim jong-un in vietnam was cut short when it became apparent no deal could be reached. the u.s. said north korea wanted sanctions lifted before denuclearization. but north korea says it only are asked for partial relief. our north america editor jon sopel is traveling with president trump, and he sent this report. jon: it all seemed to be going so well. president trump and chairman kim one-run through the gardens of a smart hanoi hotel, the parent family relax -- the pair apparently relax and getting on. and then a small piece ofy hist a reporter shouted a question at the north korean ddictator, something thsn't happen in pyongyang, and he answered. >> are you going to denuclearize? chairman kim: if i'm not willing to do that, i won' here right now. jon: but then the rumors started to circulate that thi

failure after all it looked so bright at the starts in me a week's washington projected a no name obed cheerleader into the international frame one why dole became the poster boy of the social upheaval as his presidential ambition was quickly backed by america's allies brazil has just issued a note recognizing one why do as venezuela's president one way door when. one goes one way do so in europe where you go you know one way though since then though america's plans started to go into a frantic nosedive my duro wasn't going anywhere hadn't still has the army on his side and his supporters showed the opposition didn't own the streets of caracas. venice and then a big ruckus with aid the u.s. tried getting into venezuela and which material didn't allow concerned washington was using its old trick to smuggle guns to the mob which clearly showed just hooves still boss in venezuela washington seems to have resisted the temptation to go for the favorite tactic of sending a few thousand soldiers to a school or to the undesirable leader out of office at least for now and when confronted with t

of your family have different immigration statuses and i know that although you're planning to be an ob/gyn, you have siblings and family members who do other than work in your community. can you speak to the impact that the uncertainty created by this administration's policies around immigration status have had on you and your extended family? >> thank you for the question. i really appreciate the opportunity to be here and i feel very privileged to be able to use my platform as a daca recipient and as a medical student. they can be reflected in my own family. my two sister is a legal permanent resident now. she is currently a business impact lot attorney. because of her i am able to focus on medical school and only worried about my tuition because she is able to provide a roof over my head. my younger brother is a mechanic and every time my car broke down because i have limited means, my brother fixes my car. my other brother he is a small business owner and when i don't have money to pay my health insurance because i need health insurance as a medical student, he provides the bill. s

then archiving processes there's a lot of restrictions that happen so i could obs all of that on board the small scale unit or a lot there is so much that has been produced and that exists it's about time that we start thinking about using what is already there. garment waste is not the only problem in india the textile industry is a major polluter in india the third biggest after plastic and paper. for india it's not just the garment with that we have to be concerned about is the production waste that we have to begin. and about this to one of the law just exporters of both objects and on the way so all of the waste is just as we're going to do i think at that level is still something that benoit being able to do with. reproducing. the bottom mentally implications of watering and the situation is only getting worse by the day due to the surging demand for products use of chemicals the need for landfill space energy and water consumption. into a new fifteen zero knowing. that fashion industry used up about seventy nine billion metric so fucked up so that's that's huge and the single t.

but what you've actually achieved what thousands of volunteers dream about of make a living from your obs. so have you achieved your wildest dreams i mean what's what's what's the best of that. well i don't know what could be better for me i'm i'm very happy about this and i'm very thankful. that it worked out so far. i mean it wasn't always like that i also had hard time soon the studies we had to do stupid jobs. just to make a living and. yeah luckily those times have changed now you know infants by the barack and the run is souls as we heard and you talked about why but it's not always the case not all of your paintings. inspired by them i mean that's quite clear did i want to always want to off do you have a eureka moment do you sometimes see something in your mind's eye the completed work or is it always a process. no it's most of the times it's the way that i make studies i make sketches and i try to create. my vision first on paper and then it goes stamps and step through and slowly it develops we have here you see this one that looks to me like you had it well then is that a footb

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. >> do you think the president ob jukt instructed justice? >> yes, i do. >> there's nothing the president did about wrong -- >> nothing? >> in this process, to b show me where the president did anything to be impeached. >> reporter: the oversight committee is also pushing a deadline today. they have asked the white house for documents related to security clearances after reports that the white house and possibly the president himself, according to "the new york times," overrode a suggestion from staff concerning jared kushner's security clearance. they had concerns after his background check. plus the intelligence committee is hearing more testimony, private this time, from former trump lawyer michael cohen. it's going to be a busy week, frances. >> certainly is. tracie potts, thank you so much. >>> wall street watching closely this morning amid new signs of a trade deal between the united states and china. according to the "wall street journal," the two economic powerhouses are in the final stages of an agreement. but beijing offering to low

of failure after all it looked so bright at the start in me a week's washington projected a no name obed cheerleader into the international frame one why do became the poster boy of the social upheaval has his presidential ambition was quickly backed by america's allies brazil has just issued a note recognizing one why do as venezuela's president one way door when. one goes one way do so in europe where you go you know. since then though america's plans started to go into a frantic nosedive my duro wasn't going anywhere in still has the army on his side and his supporters showed the opposition didn't own the streets of caracas then a big ruckus with aids. the u.s. tried getting into venezuela and which material didn't allow concerned washington was using its old trick to smuggle guns to arm the mob which clearly showed just who was still boss in venezuela the scandal and the brawling on the board eventually did absolutely nothing to move america's regime change train forward everything the u.s. brings to the border piles up there why do is a post a president with no real power in the cou

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out of action symbol up as a formula with my form instability to the end you have gone to believe the obs you will have to blame yourself for what you are doing in the area. while donald trump has hinted that there will be payback days you spread out a geisha is of collusion with russia claims that were exposed is false for to be upright. there are a lot of people out there that have done some very very evil things very bad things i would say treasonous things against our country those people. will certainly be looked at i've been looking at them for a long time and i'm saying why haven't they been looked at they lied to congress many of them you know who they are we can never ever let this happen to another president again only a summary of robot murders reports into collusion has been published democrats and parts of the media and i demanding to see the whole thing in the hope of still finding the president guilty of more pain as more. for two and a half years u.s. media has given lots of airtime to the infamous russia gate allegations an online media no less than t.v. one study showed

at least five people have died and more than twenty have been injured in a series of blasts in the ob-gyn capital kabul the explosions occurred near a shiite shrine as people gather to mark the persian new year police say the bombs were detonated remotely. venezuelan forces that have are rather are reported to have arrested the chief of staff of opposition leader one who i don't know but i'll bet though my dad also was taken during a raid on his kind across home wedo said the u.s. and other countries recognize mr garrido as interim president and have warned venezuela's government not to arrest him or his aides. rescue workers in mozambique have widened the search for survivors of a powerful cycle and that ripped through southern africa one week ago causing devastating floods and turning mozambique's worst hit area of barrow in an inland sea a more than two hundred people are confirmed dead now and several thousand more still need to be rescued while search efforts have been hampered by broken infrastructure and more rain is expected in the coming days. and he spoke to the mayor of a or di

have seen that after the end of the afghanistan war in the early ninety's when most of the of a gun obs actually turned back to the home countries. and found a very dire situation in the sense of having these are the james. dictators. corruption in these controversies or. lack of development saw these fighters actually joined in and local democracy indeed because if we look at their geo for example nine hundred ninety two with no army stepped in console. nine hundred ninety one elections which the islamic salvation front won at that time so if there's a corruption will probably. lead these fighters again to. the collides again find another fight against their own government and so the fight continues. from the arab center for research and policy studies thanks for joining us on al-jazeera thank you well a car bomb blast has targeted government buildings in somalia's capital mogadishu smoke from the explosion could be seen across the city police say it was a ministry of labor explosion and a second explosion also happened near by gunfire has also been reported in the area is no word yet

fan: i would say to make appointment to our ob-gyn provider. they can look at your situation, look at family background or your medical history and advise you of probably, you know, when's the best time to have your baby. robert: yeah, i tell you what, it is quite a bit different than the old days when people were havin' kids as teenagers, huh? dr. fan: yes. robert: but a better one, i think. okay, thank you very much. that was very interesting. dr. fan: okay, thank you. robert: all right, well, coming up, getting young people of color into the digital field, helping themselves and their community at the same time. we look at bridgegood next. remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin

out of the way the system is clear make way for the young the ailing eighty two year old president ob-lasays beautifully relinquished his bid for a fifth term following weeks of under arrest but his decision to postpone the presidential election should yield for april eighteenth has provoked more widespread anger which of libya has appointed a new prime minister nouri in bed weak and a deputy in talks to form a cabinet mostly of technocrats but the prime minister is receiving little support from protesters who say they don't trust any politicians linked to it with a flicker of god. a few members of parliament including some from the ruling party have resigned in support of the protests. we refused to participate in the upcoming cabinet because we believe that such cabinet should only result from a national conference in a transparent national popular dialogue that people have taken to the streets to bring about real change and make sure that none of the same people who have been ruling us continue in power even the staunchest supporters of change in algeria seem to realize the military f

the blowback of all immigration services or anything we're going to get there is this is this i think obs so congress has recently been talking about the kids that we have our own father so the border with this toxic stress the stress that you get from being separated from your parents and also the stress of being homeless and not having the clothes that sort of and how it sort of indoctrinates a person right so there is this concern but when we sort of do this full on battle in this sort of concern about. communism anything this is structure we need to put that as part of the plan to sort of make sure the children don't go down that route by sort of making these enemies so when you sit in a room and you see your kids die your brother your sister your mom died before you and everything has the u.s. flag on it or you in stamp on it and some was not addressing you or your mom is a u.s. citizen she has a passport and then she's not allowed to return to the country then what do you think really happened so you know it is a pretty it's sort of a perpetual adding saying and i think that's where

casualties involved that was a fossil pulled out for rescue was not pleased it to fall out their rescue ob-la da da da a rescue mission is still ongoing nigerian television showed injured children and their lagos island general hospital such events are all too frequent in nigeria in two thousand and sixteen three building collapses killed at least one hundred thirty people chalons al-jazeera. at least eight people have been killed during a school shooting in brazil's biggest cities sao paolo police say two gunmen targeted children and stuff before turning the guns on themselves the reports. brazilians these were scenes normally only seen on news reports in the united states. government entered the professor old school in sudan or a suburb of law and opened fire with a revolver they were also reported to be armed with a bow and arrows and explosives you say you don't you know they didn't look at anyone they just started shooting at anyone he was close by. they started saying that there were gunshots so we opened the kitchen door and started grabbing as many kids as we could for children and tw

coming in and making large withdrawals that don't normally take out a lot of money because they might oba fixed income, say social security income, could be a red flag for us. >> reporter: coincidentally, mcinerney's card was from people's united. an alert employee prevented the fraud. jeff, even though we hear about scams coming from strangers all the time, a government report out last month points out that when people lose more money, it's because the scammer is somebody they know, like a friend or family memb. >> troubling to note, but important to note. anna, thanks so much. >>> coming up here tonight, an unemployed handyman tells how a today in colorado near the copper m no one was hurt. several avalanches have hit the state and more than 2,000 have been recorded this season. colorado's avalanchel.>>>larmin attacks among younger americans. a new study finds 1 in 5 survivors are 40 or younger. the rate for heart attacks in that age group has risen 2% a presearchers say substance abus may be partly to blame. >>> a man in new jersey today thanked a good samaritan for his new fortune. m