that is what i got from agnes gereb.ve me the impression they wanted to save the baby from me. >> hungary is deeply divided over agnes gereb. many share my view that this is one woman's battle for a philosophy and practice of birth care. others regard her as a dangerous and reckless witch. the government has already taken one important step. last year, they put home berth on the legal footing for the first time. now the president is considering whether to exult its leading practitioner of the crimes for which she was convicted and grant agnes gereb clemency. last year, your government regulated home birth for the first time in hungary. would it not be strange to first allow something and then send them to prison, the best known practitioner? >> we have to make a strict division here between what the court of law decided and with the government did. as a government, we recognize that it was illegal, so we regulated it. that obviously has no retrospective purse -- aspect on the criminal proceedings, it is true that if agne

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parts of pennsylvania had 19 inches of rain that costs those devastating floods from agnes. this time we do have a tropical system that actually became a hurricane earlier today. chris now has winds of 70 miles an hour so it is back down to tropical storm status. it is far away from land areas. hopefully not harming anybody but some shipping routes might have to be adjusted out in the atlantic. we have a tropical system no where near the strength or devastation of agnes 40 years ago today. the heat is making headlines around the baltimore area. 100 degrees downtown right now, 98 at bwi marshall. so far it has been up to 99, the record high as 100. 104 is what it feels like downtown, 107 is what it feels like in frederick. the heat advisory remains in effect with the warning up towards philadelphia. drifting in the general direction, a slight chance the storm pops up overnight. it will be warm and muggy again tonight. our heat relief comes when a cold front can get through here. that will be late in the day tomorrow. out ahead of it, another steny day tomorrow. this front wil

ing a -- agnes, if are you in the woods and you come upon a hyena? hyena will mother nature help you? no, she will watch as the hyena eats you jie. is there a sense of importance and will they need blunt advice like this or more blunts. >> they are probably smoking the blunts. i think this teacher is on to something. there is a sense of entitlement and they have a right to health care and education and everything from cradle to grave. i think it is good a teacher gets up and says shape up. you are nothing. you have to get out there. you have to produce. you have to earn your way. >> anne, do you give commencement addresses? >> have you heard of the public schools? >> i would assume every year you have to fight off invitations and decide which school you are going to. what would you say of the class of 2012 if they let you talk to them? >> don't vote. you should not have the right to vote. >> especially you, women. >> especially the gals. you should never have the right to vote. you don't have the right to drink. you don't get drafted. those are the a

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it completely reminds me of what happened around here with the remains of agnes in 1972, devastating flooding, but at least we can be happy about our beautiful weather. >> it feels great. >> it's another low humidity day tomorrow, but we'll warm up a little, mid, upper 80s. we can handle that, not a problem. tonight comfortable again. we will like last night find a lot of places falling into the 50s, if not some 40s once again tonight and economic out the temperature we hit today, well below average at 82 degrees. it didn't feel like it got there to me of, dulles 80, bwi their -- me, dulles 80, bwi thurgood marshall 81. the breeze will be back a little pit tomorrow afternoon, but probably not as -- bit tomorrow afternoon but probably not as strong as today. what it's done is brought in all this cool air, 75 for the district, probably the warmest spot on the map. to our west we have a lot of 60s showing up, 68 hagerstown, dulles, 66 manassas and culpeper and winchester as well as cumberland down to 63. so are you in leonardtown. enjoy it. get those windows open because shield your eye

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this is the 40th anniversary of agnes, with over two billion dollars in damage. in baltimore, we had 7 inches of rain over 10 days. we are a little quieter this time around. we do have some clouds. insta-weather-plus to test shows some activity develop -- future tests show some activity developing. we're still in the 90's 4 highs. boats in the bay, look at tomorrow. 87 for the high. the humidity goes down. another rain chance on monday. >> in our local medical alert," as a road rage -- "medical alert," as if road rage was not enough, prisons that live with higher levels of traffic noise have a higher risk for a heart attack. increased traffic and noise might promote other dangerous health like air pollution, difficulty sleeping, and stress. we know too much stress can lead to health problems, but a little stress might be good for you. stanford researchers tracked immune sells that fire in response to short-term stress. they enter into the bloodstream like troops ready for battle. doctors hope this could improve recovery from serious wounds. as john collins mentio

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this is executivive publisher isis one have seen, over and over agn with administrati's republicans and democrats. it is probably a legitimate to invoke executitive privilege if thee documents give away w what prosecution is trying to do in a criminal case. i don'n't know what they are trying to get access to. i tended to come out on more disclosure and less secrecy. >> if you invoke executive prprivilege, it tends to stick to the president. >> i think th committee might have overreached. i don't think the public has th stomach for this right now. it plays to congress' image of being disruptive, and they have not made the case for what is in the documents he has to have. >> that is the problem. there's no cover-up that we know. we know that the is incompetence but not a cover- up. they say that there is evidence they were talking a lolot about how to portray this in a a better light. ok, so wha holder said "i will cocompromise with you." issa doesn't want this s resolved. he wants this issue, he doesn't want the documents. it is pretty clear to me, probably pretty clear to everybody els

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and don't move a lot they are dangerous kind of reminds me we just had the anniversary of hurricane agnes last week here, and that was another weakening tropical system that went up and filled up the rivers north of us andflowed down into the chesapeake. luckily florida is flat but they have had a foot of rain in some spots. >> this is sitting and spinning. >> yes, and it could do that for two or three more days add up the numbers that could be 3, 4 feet of rain. >> bad news. >> tampa was hit hard and ap la cha area, the trees down from 20 tornado touchdowns, so, while it is a weaker tropical system, the storms often have a lot of rotation inside and bring down trees of course flooding has been unreal, and it continues down there, and ironically, florida was considered, this part of florida around tampa, where these pictures are coming from is considered to be in almost extreme drought just a few days ago from one extreme to another, and both of them are rough but this one certainly doing a lot of damage, as tropical storm debbie sits and spins just off the west coast of florida. let's ge

agnes.he response was so overwhelming after last year he couldn't wait to do it again. >>> sometimes it's hard to tell whether a player is out to win a game or to win an oscar. we've seen it in soccer. a player acts injured, gets his opponent a red card, then comes back into play. we've also seen some of the best and worst acting on the hardwood. most recently, game three of the nba finals last night. commissioner david stern is fed up with it. they call it slopping, when players exaggerate being hit in hopes that a referee will call a foul. some are totally obvious. others actually deserve some properties. they kind of sold it pretty well. either way the players are tricking the referees instead of just playing the game the right way. see, some are pretty bad. commissioner and a competition committee looking for ways to punish players that flop. they go back and review the game tape and penalize a player. >> that's a clown idea,

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as claiming they'd been set up by the opposition to come under fire from government forces rather agnes mario of a christian monastery in syria claimed she received one of the first accounts from a recent massacre she says portraying the black and white terms is unacceptable. we wanted to fight us in the word and to wear a flowing no two is a see you know to tell you what in the native world would to end the people they have seen no media and getting out of the national hospital in dili dough could upset blank good stuff. ministry of health screening then to assemble then in a mosque and the second day we have seen the u.n. observers coming to these very modest to be able to see the saws that could it's not. illegal to me would kill those people international hospital then carried them in the blank at sea and to give them to the opposition so said zeese why men have all and a possibility to show them we see there on the story doors or you end up sort of a. man we don't know who they had i am doc was issued and there's many so that each one of those factions are working independently it'

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regime by continues to call for both sides to stop fighting and sit down for talks party expect to agnes mariam from a christian minister in syria who says blaming on the government troops is wrong. the word of deferred is in the word and two were flown to the scene there to tell you what their internet of war would end the people they have seen. varying out of from their national hospital in the court of arms of blankets of ministry of health screening them to assemble them in a mosque and the second day we have seen that the u.n. observer is coming to these very modest to be able to see these laws because it's not possible is it. odd to me who took even those people international who was returned then carried them on the in the blankets and they gave them to the opposition does exist why men have all under possibility to show them their own story doors or you end up sort of elysia men we don't know who they are to the island a position they have many say that each one. absorbs factions and one independently zits why it's very difficult to then you would say odd i mean while the u.s. cl

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as claiming the opposition had deliberately set some victims up to be shot by the syrian army other agnes meir. am a christian monastery in syria claims he received one of the first accounts. at recess portraying the conflict in black and white terms it's unacceptable. we want to defer this in the world to where a phone is a scene or to tell you in the night of war would end the people don't they have seen the militia and carrying out of from the national hospital in toledo corpse in arms a blanket off the ministry of health screening them to assemble them in a mosque and the second day we have seen the un observers coming to these very modest to be able to see these laws because it's not possible. to me would keep those people international hospital then carried them in the blankets and give them to the opposition close aides use why men have all under possibility to show them we see they're all on the story the u.n. observers believe man we don't know whom they had armed opposition they have many say that each one of those factions are working independently zits why it's very difficult

assad regime continues to call for both sides to stop fighting and sit down for talks but he spoke to agnes mariam from a christian ministry in syria who says blaming only government troops is wrong. we were out of the furnace in the word and two were flown to the scene there to tell in the night of war would end the people as they have seen militia and carrying out of their national hospital in corpses arms of blankets after ministry of very scary thing then to assemble then in a mosque and the second day we have seen the u.n. observers coming to these very modest to be able to see you saw because it's not possible is said. to me would keep those people international horse only then carried them in the u.n. kits and give them to the opposition why i'm here for all and a possibility to show them there on the story doors or you end up sort of. man we don't know who they had the island of position and they have many strengths each one of those factions are working independently it's why it's very difficult to then you would say i had. meanwhile the u.s. claims moscow has sent a ship with troo

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went as far as claiming the opposition deliberately set them up to be shot by the syrian army mother agnes mariam a christian monastery in syria claims she received one of the first accounts of the recently. and also says portraying the conflict in black and white terms is unacceptable. the word of deferred is in the word to where a follow on to is a scene or to tell. the narrative would the end the people they have seen and getting out of from the national hospital in toledo could upset arms and blankets off the ministry of health screening then to assemble then in a mosque and the second day we have seen a do you an observer just coming to this very modest to be able to see you could see it's not what is said to. me. those people are nationalists only then carry them into blankets and give them to the opposition to said i'm in heaven all under you showed them we see they're all in the story do you end up sort of goods elysia man we don't know who they are out of the island of position they have many strengths each one of those factions are working independently it's why it's very difficu

with all the blame on one side even if the reality is more complicated but we also spoke to mother agnes mariam to get their mother superior christian monastery in syria who claims she received one of the first accounts from the scene of a recent massacre in the country and she says portraying the conflict in black and white terms is unacceptable. we were out of the furnace in the. phone it was a scene. in the net of water with the end the people on the list that day is that they have seen. carrying out a national hospital in. arms of blankets off. of taking them to assemble them in moscow and the second day we have seen the observers coming through these very modest to be able to see the. cooks it's not. the. meat would keep those people international in the hospital then carried them on them in the end to give them to the opposition. to show them we see that are all in the story that you end up sort of that. men we don't know who they are i'm the position they have many strengths they are many people and each one of those factions are working independently it's why it's very difficult

assad regime continues to call for both sides to stop fighting and sit down for talks but he spoke to agnes mariam from a christian ministry in syria who says blaming only government troops is wrong. we want to defer this in the world and to wear a follow on to the scene or to tell you know what they are in dire need of more toward the end the people do and as they have seen no militia and carrying out of their national hospital in dando caught up sit arms and blankets after ministry of their escaping then to assemble then in a mosque and the six. some day we have seen a do you know observe what is coming to these very modest to be able to see those who could it's not what is said to. me keen those people to nationalise beat their own then carried them into blankets and begin their opposition. to have all you need to show them we are all in the story you end up sort of the. man we don't know who they are out of the island of position and they have many strengths each one of those factions and one can independently zits why it's very difficult to then you would say i had. meanwhile the u.s.

to agnes mariam from a christian monitor in syria since the militants are playing games with the un observers. reworded the threat is in the word and to wear a full. oh no it was a scene there to tell you in the night of war would end the people as they have seen the militia and carrying out of from the national hospital in the court of arms of blankets after ministry of health screening then to assemble then in a mosque and the second day we have seen the un observers come into these very modest to be able to see these laws because it's that was said to. me. those people are international who was then carried them into blankets and to give them to the opposition closer disease why men have all under possibility to show them there on the story is a u.n. observers elysia man we don't know who they are armed opposition and there's many strengths each one of those factions are working independently it's why it's very difficult to then you would say add. on meanwhile the u.s. claims moscow has sent a ship with troops on board to protect its military base at the syrian port of tartus russia has de

continues to call me time for both sides to stop fighting and sit down for talks there are two spoke to agnes poirier from a christian ministry in syria who says the militants are playing games with you and observe. the word of the furthest in the world to where a phone is a scene or to tell in their native world would end the people they have seen. carrying out of from the national hospital into corpses arms of blankets of ministry of health screening them to assemble them in a mosque and the second day we have seen the un observers coming to these very modest to be able to see these laws because it's not because he is said to. me. those people are international it was only then carried them in the brain kits and they give them to the opposition doesn't exist why i'm here for all and a possibility to show them they're all on the story or you end up sort of elysia men we don't know who they are the island of position they have many strengths each one of those factions are working independently it's why it's very difficult to then you would say i had a side to this the u.s. though claiming mos

went as far as claiming the opposition deliberately sat them up to be shot by the syrian army rather agnes mariam mother superior of a christian monastery in syria claims she received one of the first accounts of a recent slaughter in the country she says portraying the conflict in black and white terms is unacceptable. probably trying to defer this in the world and to where the flow on to the scene. in the narrative would end the people they have seen mediations carrying out a nationalist bitterly indicted oh could upset arms of blankets off the meanies to be going then to assemble then in months and the second day we have seen a do you observe what is coming to these very. mas' to be able to see these laws could it's not was said to. me. those people are international it was only then carried them into blankets and to give them to the opposition why men have all under you showed them we see they're all in the story you end up sort of the. men we don't know who they are the island of position they have many threats each one of those factions and working independently it's why it's very di

international community were quick to put the blame for alleged massacres on assad's forces we spoke to agnes merriam from a christian ministry in syria it was a chat we had yesterday she says armed rebels she's seen it playing games with the u.n. monitors there is listening. we would defer this in the world to where a follow on to the scene there to tell you were in dire need of war would end the people as they have seen no militia and carrying out of the national hospital in toledo could upset arms a blanket after ministry of health screening then to assemble then in a mosque and the second day we have seen the un observers coming to these very modest to be able to look to see the saws we could it's not. illegal. to me it would kill those people international horse then carried them under. and give them to the opposition close aides use why men have all under possibility to show them we see there on a story doors or you end up so diverse elysia men we don't know whom they had armed opposition there's many strengths each one of those factions are working in the independently zits why it's ve

yesterday spoke to agnes miriam from a christian ministry in syria who says the militants are playing games with the un observers it's interesting this isn't for sure to say. the word of deferred is in the word and to wear a follow on to the scene no to tell you what in the native world would the end people do and they have seen no militia and carrying out of the nation and was beaten in delgado could upset the billing kids off it is a ministry of health scare young then to assemble then in a mosque and to see. some day we have seen it do you and no observe what is coming to these very modest to be able to seize all those who could it's not what is it. to me keen those people international who was beaten then carried them on indignant kids and to give them to the opposition why i'm here for all and a possibility to show them they're all on the story or you end up so diverse in the show man we don't know whom day out of the island a position there's many strengths each one of those factions and working independently it's why it's very difficult to then you would say i had. the united s

went as far as claiming the opposition deliberately sat them up to be shot by the syrian army whether agnes mariam mother superior of a christian monastery in syria claimed she received one of the first accounts of a recent slaughter in the country she says portraying the conflict in black and white terms is unacceptable. to defer to the word and to where the phone was a scene. in the net it would end the people they have seen and getting out of the nationalist bitterly so could upset arms of dealing kids off to be a very scary thing then to assemble then in. and the second day we have seen the you observe birds coming to these very modest to be able to see you. could. meet. those people or even do national horse return then that he'd them into blankets and give them to the opposition. or under you showed them we stagger all the story doors or you end up sort of the. men we don't know whom they had i'm told they have many strengths each one of those sections and working independently it's why it's very difficult to then you would say i had but peter the valet and cross talk later today disc

continues to call me time for both sides to stop fighting and sit down for talks there are two spoke to agnes poirier from a christian ministry in syria who says the militants are playing games with you and observe. the word of deferred is in the word to wear a follow on to the scene there to tell you what the native world would the end the people they have seen and carrying out of around the national hospital in tel dough could upset arms of blankets of ministry of health care even then to assemble them in a mosque and the second day we have seen it do you observe it is coming to this very modest to be able to see these laws because it's not what is said to. me. those people are international it was only then carried them. and to give them to the opposition doesn't exist why i'm here for all under possibility to show them we say they're all in their story or you end up sort of elysia man we don't know whom day out of the island of position and there's many strengths each one of those factions add working independently it's why it's very difficult to then you would say add a side to this the

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with all the blame on one side even if the reality is more complicated but we also spoke to mother agnes mariam to get their mother superior christian monastery in syria who claim she received one of the first accounts from the scene of a recent massacre in the country and she says portraying the conflict in black and white terms is unacceptable. we would defer this in the word to where a phone call was a scene or two thirty. in the night of one of would end the people. that day is that they have seen. carrying out a national hospital in. arms of blank gets off. of taking them to assemble and then in moscow the second day we have seen the you observe others coming through these very modest to be able to see xaus cooks it's not what is said to. me would keep those people international in the hospital then carried them on then in the end to give them to the opposition close aides have all and of course if you need to show them we see that are all in the story dues or you end up sort of illusia men we don't know who they are i'm the position they have many strengths they add many people and

of escalating violence we'll bring you more on that news launches come in the last hour we spoke to agnes merriam yesterday from a christian ministry in syria centrist in chad coming up and she says armed rebels are playing games with the u.n. monitors. the word of deferred is in the word to where a follow on to the scene or to tell you in the native world would end the people as they have seen their militia and carrying out of around the national hospital in toledo corpse in arms a blanket after ministry of their escaping then to assemble then in a mosque and the second day we have seen the un observers coming to these very modest to be able to look to see the saws. it's not what is said. to me would kill those people international hospital then carried them under. and to give them to the opposition does exist why i'm here for all and a possibility to show them we say they're all on the story or you end up sort of elysia men we don't know who they had the island of position there's many strengths each one of those factions are working independently it's why it's very difficult to then yo