>> yeah, because right now the walls that we have about three feet wideand to be an asc it has to be eight feet wide. the lighting has to be different, the ventilation has to be different, room temperatures have to be different. so, it's just changes like that and it's expensive. >> the bill supportes insist that the new restrictions are necessary to keep women safe but abortion providers told us that the process is a quick and safe one especially the first trimester and that complications are rare. >> the real wave of successful opposition and difficulty for us has been through the regulatory system. >> one they pass laws and get laws into effect and two they are actually utilizing that system to harass us. >> when we came here on a busy tuesday morning we saw dozens of women walk through the clinic's doors. >> there's teenagers, there's college students, there's mothers, people who thought they were done being able to get pregnant who are over 45. >> the waiting room is mixed with all different kinds of people most of them wouldn't talk to us even off camera but the ones who did to

high temperatures not as hot asç yesterday. it was 91 yesterday.we'll be in the middle to upper 80s today and back in the same territory tomorrow. that area of clouds will stall in the region for tomorrow. showers and thunderstorms again tomorrow afternoon. but then the clouds move out and the humidity comes down. 88 degrees on friday. hot on saturday but the humidity will still be on thely side saturday. it will start creeping up on sunday with the high of 89. chance of more storms early next week for monday and tuesday. >>> all right, bill it's about ten minutes until 6:00 now. let's see how the morning drive is shaping up. usually more cars hitting the road at this time of the morning. >> we're still doing okay starting to see volume but not a lot of delays. we're watching for a clearing disabled vehicle on the schuylkill expressway on the westbound side between university avenue and south street. that's clearing out of the way. watch out for crew on the scene. out on 202 around paoli pike everything is moving along. if you're headed northbound,

asce: she will say as little she can. she wants to be reassuring. don't think they know what they need to do exactly yet. they are watching the data. they are going to have to consider pushing off rate hikes until later in the year. if things start to strengthen they could be back in business for an earlier rate hike. angie: how much do you think she's going to factor in greece and china? we getting figures in a couple of hours. it is inspected to show continued slowdown. >> we don't think greece is going to be a major impact one way or the other, whether they stay or leave the euro zone. a figureiously has impact on the world. that is the one we would do watching. so far there is not serious deterioration in the statistics we have seen but there are some mornings that mean you have to keep a careful eye on it. i think they will be at the that as well. angie: key private bank coming out live for us. their chief investment strategist. thank you for that. we have some breaking news to tell you about. bank of china hong kong seeking to sell their comme