the fake birth certificate?e birth certificate? the fake birth certificate to be put on file in the department of health in hawaii? was it barack obama's 18-year-old mother? his 23-year-old father? was it some of their unnamed co-conspirators? could it have been the terror baby himself? the governor of hawaii at the time was this man, william francis quinn. i'm just saying. where was he at the time? as part of their plan to make young barack look like he was american, which of course he was not, they brought him from kenya to hawaii, where they made sure he gained a little weight, becomes a huskie boy for a little while. that looks more american. and then he is put through american-seeming education at places like occidental college, although that still sounds foreign. and also harvard law school. and with only the fake birth announcement and the forged birth certificate, the american government stumbles into allowing a secret foreign-born terror baby to run for president of the united states. and now 50 years l

. >> one in three struggles to pay for birth control.to decide between filling up your gas tank and how are you are going to deal with filling up your own tank. >> sean: filling up your own tank. >> in this economy tough to make decisions about what you are going to pay for. >> there's plenty of services like planned parenthood that provide birth control. the cost is so low, you make a contribution, donation. why should the taxpayers, why should everybody else have to pay for an individual's sexual choices and decisions? by the way, abstinence, prevents pregnancy. >> of course, abstinence prevents pregnancies. you have to look at the facts kimberly. 50% of pregnancies in this country are unintended. one in three women make a decision between what they are going to pay for monthly, if they are going to be able to pay for birth control. the cdc has decided family planning as one of the -- [ talking over each other ] >> sean: you are off track. why should other people pay for this? they are not engaged in activity. they are not having the s

very low share of births out of a wedding. so consider that in some country of northern europe, the births out of wedding are between 30% and 50%. in italy, we are about 6%, so much, much lower. [abrami] i think that as far as the specific aspects of marriage, italy is very different from other european countries, even different from some southern european countries, like portugal, for example. in italy, still 95% of births occurs inside marriage. so the postponement means postponement of marriage and after marriage, perhaps postponement of childbearing. but i mean, marriage is still, for the time being, a must, apparently, for italian couples. [speaking italian] [translator] yes. my priority is to get married and have children, rather than pursue a career. yes, of course, but first i intend to finish my studies, and then i'll be thinking of having a family. i think that, um... the value of the family is something that can't be surpassed and comes probably before everything, even before a career. women students in italy still

there is very much concerned about the low birth rates because of the aging population.also have problems with the other young people, alison people, but -- adolescent people, the path they choose because of the labor. >> what about thailand? kindhey also have the same of problem? >> yes, in the near future we will be approaching the taiwanese case. right now, the birthrate is 1.4 in thailand. >> in the long term, professor, what kinds of problems are posed for policymakers, and what should government do right now to be able to address this declining birth rate issue? >> in terms of the labor supply, we will focus more on the quality rather than quantity. looking at the economic structure to be less labor- intensive, invest in human capital. and in the future, in 2015, will have a free flow of labor if we can manage well. in terms of improving the mother and child health, and not only that, we also want to try to have a cash allowance for the mother and baby. >> we will have to leave it there. thank you for your insight on the birth rate issue. you have been watching new

i mean, free birth control... [applause] free birth control will wipe out the american race.hat's what wiped out the dinosaurs. a bowl of free condoms. so i don't know how the t-rex got them on. [applause] [laughter] folks, i'm angry. folks, this plan is not just the end of humanity. it is the end of decency. as explained by outraged blonde fox lady. >> why in the world would you encourage your daughters and your granddaughters and whoever else comes behind you to have unrestricted, unlimited sex any time, anywhere? >> stephen: yeah. why? because hickory smoked lady and i know that if we give your daughters and granddaughters access to birth control, they will instantly turn into wanton hard lets with an insatiable sexual appetite because you know women are always on the edge of nymphomaniacal. they'll pick up a prescription and bone the pharmacist, the stock boy and everybody in line for the bus. why? because the birth control is paid for by the government. [applause] and the spray tan victim is just beginning to make her point. jim? >> now we're going to cover birth control

exacacy how home birth or any birth should be. >> reporter: renewed interests, the surprising one coulde a baby at home. this is a veryy personal choice. there's no right way. i was born at home, it was san francisco and it was # '07 >> i was telling you, my yoga instructor attended a home birth last week. we don't understand how the mortality rate is higher in the hospital in the u.s. >> halfway mark for women, if you don't want to do the hospital and you don't want to be at home, there are centers. >>> a woman is dead and man in critical condition following a double shooting in richmond that happened at 2:45 this morning on 7th street. family members say the woman was 25 years old and the man is 24. police are not revealing a possible motive for crime. there have been 22 murders in richmond so far this year, one more than the total for all of last year. your monday morning commute has had some problems. check in with sue hall. >> minor problems. a lot of folk on vacation. we have minor delays if you are traveling public transit. first, ace train number five. a few minutes late. caltra

51%. >> birth control pills are not going to get it? >> the iud could get that and other things. >> bill: we have in this country now mandatory sex education in the school system. all right? everybody knows if you have unprotected sex you could get aids, stds and pregnant. >> well, abstinence only to happen? >> bill: you are telling me because the government is going to kick you some pills. >> the government isn't. it's your inel surer. >> bill: but the government is in the sense that the insurer is going to pass it along to all the american people, whatever cost is there. >> a lot of catholics and other people don't believe in birth control and they are entitled to to that belief. where is the government coming in and intruding and spreading this entitlement. >> but they have that out. >> oh, because you have to sign a form to back out of that. but it's not fair that if i don't believe in bitter control that i have to then pay for it. >> 98% of practicing catholics who ho are sexually active have used birth control. 8% of women. >> bil

at the birth date of george w. bush the forty third president of the united states turns get this sixty four today if your birthday mr president. is made so one of us gives a pleasant shout out obama's birthday is called a hip hop event now i got to say that thank god he didn't invite rapper common at the barbecue thinking of the outrage earlier this year when common attended a poetry reading at the white house long them is a controversial rapper and poet loni rush she'd lynn junior better known as common in the white house judgment on inviting someone who is glorified cop killing during police memorial week of all times you know the judgment and it's just so lacking of class indeed at the president of the united states is a very special position elisir you cannot embrace someone who is saying that a black liberation army person. is innocent. now if you're still not convinced the fox news doesn't like black people let me show you my last piece of documentation to prove the point fox news fox news is just being fox

>> we call it the birth canal.okay. >> here is your uterus when you're not pregnant. >> jimmy: that lacks like a pear to me. >> it's a simulated uterus. >> jimmy: because my grandfather used to eat a lot of uteruses if that's the case. or i iit uteri? >> sure. full term this is -- >> jimmy: can you put a hole in it and fill it with vodka? >> i wouldn't recommend that. how much weight should a pregnant woman gain? >> between 25 pounds and 30 pounds? >> jimmy: nothing, right, no pounds. >> thank you, suzy. 25 to 35 pounds. i have an empathy belly here for the dads. jimmy, would you like to -- >> yeah, i'll put it on. i already have one of my own but i'll wear this for a while. >> slip it on like this. >> jimmy: this isn't bad at all. i don't know what your ladies are complaining about. >> thank you for sharing. so, you need yourer cervix to n up how many centimeters? >> ten centimeters. >> jimmy: how do you know everything? >> i study a lot. >> jimmy: oh, is that because you're asian? she said ask questions. >> stupi

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decided to only show the black people you know the really subtle over news and show how cox news covers birth things differently we also dug up a clip a greeting and they did for president bush not to be upfront this was after bush left office but i think look at the take a look. happy birthday to george w. bush the forty third president of the united states turns get this sixty four today have your birthday mr president. please make it so warm this kid's a pleasant shout out an obama birthday is called a hip hop event now i got to say that thank god he didn't invite rapper comet or the barbecue thinking of the outrage earlier this year when common attended a poetry reading at the white house long them is a controversial rapper and poet a lot of the rush a dylan jr better known as comedy the white house judgment on inviting from one who glorified cop killing during police for maury a week of all times you know the judgment with the lapping of. the at the president of the united states is a very special position i wish you you cannot embrace someone who is saying that a black liberation army p

female consumer who wants birth control. entire obama care law is a massive freebie. it's going to cost us trillions more than anybody even anticipated and this is just the beginning of it. the second point, bill, is that when all of this was being debated over a year and a half before they rammed this down the american people's throat. 00 obama administration said look not going to be in the business of making your medical and moral decisions for you. now here we are talking about birth control in the context of free health care and the obama care law. >> bill: also get free breast. >> >> tubulization. domestic violence. why is the government in any way, shape or form involved in any of this? >> bill: colmes can answer that. >> thank you for asking. $11 billion a year is saved by doing this to stop unintended pregnancy. you want to talk about saving money, this is a great way to save money. >> bill: here is the problem with that analysis which is specious. >> i like that word. >> bill: yeah. thank you. the problem with your

people have we're just talking about there's some type of you know moral problem when it comes to birth control but sean hannity is just saying that that is a choice and vi agora is not a choice but that's a stupid because you're choosing to use birth control in sean hannity's mind because you want to have sex i don't understand why you would use it via agra unless you are choosing to have sex exactly he's talking about whatever it's called erectile dysfunction is a medical problem that then by al gore is the solution for he creates the problem of pregnancy which you should be able to get birth control for. you this is. the other one. the problem with hannity put it is that he was he was really clear right so it is like no no that there is less of the really of the really important part is that couples have a moral objection to using birth control because for any reason you cannot you should not force by war because it is against the constitution you are not forced by law people to pay into a system or pay for birth control just period that's that's just a lot but you know you should no

it is birth control. there are people who want to put ideology over public health, but that is not the direction that this historic decision is moving us in and that's the right direction we should be moving in. >> you all make science a laughing stock. you present science and facts just to present your viewpoint, it's your ideology that drives you. i'd like to say that the morning-after-pill has other detriment aleffects n. great britain where it was legalized first there was an outbreak of older men taking young girls in for the morning-after-pill so there are no consequences. i reject as a taxpayer having to pay for it. i am against this. >> we pay for a lot of things that we disagree with. alisyn: you've both made your feelings known. obviously this is a very contentious issue. thank you for coming in for the debate. bill: quickly to jenna lee. "happening now" "happening now" is newspaper ten minutes. jenna: today on "happening now" you will witness the final vote on this historic debt deal. is it act

human babies can swim birth other primates can't and and a lot stephen jay gould famous of scientists he's now deceased suggested that there was this thing called the change to the darwin's theory of evolution called punctuated equilibrium that what would happen was that every now and then you know evolution might move along slowly but every now and then there would be some kind of a horrible disaster that would happen and ninety nine percent of all the members of a species could be bacteria or it could be people who get wiped out and that one percent to survive were there once or one percent who carried with them an adaptation a gene a mutation that allowed them uniquely to survive the aquatic ape had a hypothesis suggests this that basically there was some kind of awful thing that happen one hundred sixty five thousand years ago like a drug can take volcanic event huge wildfire in we had produced climate change huge wildfires swept across africa or possibly the surrounded by darkness and things didn't grow whatever it was the wild animals came to the sea coast looking for food and h

i will have one after the birth. i know this is not sexualy, ideal. i think lesbians like a super wide vagina on their partner. the more she can shove in, the more sexual. you shouldn't sircumicize. do you have any articles about the benefits of circumcision marks a jewish boy. i know she's not a lesbian. then you don't understand. week 31, i'm not going to sircumicize. i heard on the radio that thomas jefferson owned slaves. he bowed to cultural pressure. some things are just wrong. week 32, i make the mistake of telling my mom i'm struggling with circumcision. i don't think so. i think of the stuff that can get caught in the vagina. that's not nice. andrea. if this child is jewish. he needs to be sircumicized. you don't want your boy to feel strange. that's true. i think my anxiety is fear of having a boy. i am terrified of boys. they are wild and smelly. i said, there is no way to know that. well i know for a fact you don't need it. like i wanted to talk to my dad about his penis. week 34, i don't have the double wide vagina i was hoping for. with

portugal usa here we are here we infant this is infant deaths per live births all the way up here it's been down here three for japan and sweden low income inequality take imprisonment rates again where the very very worst with a far higher percentage of people serving in prison than in any of these other nations take teenage birth rates again we blow other nations out of the water this is this is the prisoners with how many kids get pregnant in our communities there's births for oprah thousand women and usa is way up here over sixty. norway in japan down at the bottom near ten take homicides guess what we win that too with far more murders than any other nation work there and take drug abuse boom there we are at the top again with the most drug addicts all of this all of these problems because we've let the rich in the the in. in this nation go wild massive tax cuts and deregulation and at the same time let the poor sing deeper and deeper into desperation busting up unions and cutting away the social safety nets put into place by f.d.r. and l.b.j. perhaps this is the most important as

under water and the babies that we give birth to under water are they have. a lot of fat into their skin unusual for mammals and for primates but it would insulate them in cold water and the baby can actually breathe underwater and not not breathe the baby can live under water without breathing as long as the umbilical cord still attached babies can swim at birth human babies can swim in perth other primates can't and and you know why stephen jay gould famous of scientists he's now deceased suggested that there was this thing called this change to the it to darwin's theory of evolution called punctuated equilibrium that what would happen was that every now and then you know evolution might move along slowly but every now and then there would be some kind of a horrible disaster that would happen and ninety nine percent of all the members of a species it could be bacteria or it could be people who get wiped out and that one percent that survived were the one certain one percent who carried with them an adaptation a gene and. that allowed them uniquely to surviv

it's estimated 41% of american women use birth control at a cost of $15 to $50 a month. insurance companies are going to end up picking up the cost, which could then mean higher premiums for some people. even so, many women welcome the savings. >> women have to pay men don't have to pay. it's unfair. >> airbags don't encourage you to get in a car accident. i don't think contraception will change your opinion on sex. >> reporter: many groups don't think the government should offer free contraception. >> we should not be told that preventative care for us is ending pregnancies. >> reporter: supporters say the free services which are set to begin a year from now will give women a greater chance at being healthy. dr. kim mulvihill, cbs 5 healthwatch. >>> a.c. transit passengers are going to have to dig deeper starting today. the basic adult fare goes up by 10 cents. the fares for youth, seniors and the disabled are now 5 cents more. this is the first step in a ten- year series of fare hikes aimed at raising $2.4 million in revenue. >>> other headlines around the bay area, th

and that's before we even get to the prooep birth lottery.erson's inherited looks, brains, wealth, talent, or lack thereof do so much to shape our lives. the question how we as a a question should react to these forces as well as good or bad luck in the pre-birth lottery lays in the shadow of what we hear in washington. is common ground possible? joining me in this great debate, arthur brooks, the president of the american enterprise institute and author of "the battle: the fight between free enterprise and big government will shape america's future." welcome, arthur. >> hi, matt. how are you? >> good. lincoln and douglas had hours to do their debates back in the day. tv time's a little tighter. we'll have to make a good start on this. >> all right. >> tell us how you see the mega debate shaping up between conservatives and the kind of left or center left in this era? >> well, these days the moral movement we are experiencing is, of course, the tea party movement, which actually sees the forces that are fighting against, or have fought politi

we don't always get a birth's eye view. it there through your video surveillance and the divers right there bringing the coke out of the water. commander peter niles, appreciate your time. >> an amy winehouse bombshell. reports out there that she was in the process of adopting a 10-year-old girl. don't forget, if you are walking away from the tv, doesn't mean you have to stopwatching. you can stream along with us. it looks like the ipad has gone down. we will just show the ipad where normally you would see cnn happening live. i will try to reboot it. there you go. there we go. you bring up the ap there on cnn.com. it's free, by the way. you go up to live tv like that and there comes the options. cnn newsroom and let's hope it starts streaming live. there you go. take us with you wherever you go. bl whatever your what if is, the new sprint biz 360 has custom solutions to make it happen, including mobile payment processing, instant hot spots, and 4g devices like the motorola photon. so let's all keep asking the big what ifs.

free birth control will be soon available in the house almost any woman who wants it. part of the new womens health care guideline as announced today, stirring up a lot of controversy. >> beginning a year from you had toed, all private health care plans will be required to cover womens -- intended to help avoid health problem autos half of women, according to studies forgo ordeal yeah preventive care because they can't afford it guidelines included in the law force insurance to cover all well woman visits, screening for gestational diabetes, breast feeding support, domestic violence screening and all fda approved birth control methods including emergency contraception like the controversial morning-after pill. >> most private health care plans already include most of the kfs services, including contraception, family planning is something that can keep women healthy. >> and before today's announcement, idea of health insurance covering birth dronl has come under criticism for some groups, and seen in this clip from fox news. >> many women who get pregnant are blasted ou

she finishes the test and moments later gives birth. this morning we'll meet the patient mom and her bundle of joy. patient mom and her bundle of joy. today sunday, august 7, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on a sunday morning. i'm lester holt. >> i'm jena wolfe. we mourn the americans killed in yesterday's deadly attack in afghanistan. >> it's america's darkest day yet. a rocket propelled grenade struck a helicopter in the eastern part of the country killing 30 u.s. troops, 22 of them were navy s.e.a.l.s. >> reaction is still coming in from the front lines and from here at home especially on the base where many of the fallen live. >> we do know the attack happened during an operation in a taliban stronghold. it took place in a mountainous region that's becoming volatile. we have full coverage and we begin with atiaa abawi. >> reporter: officials continue to investigate just what went wrong and how yesterday became the most devastating

. >> free birth control ordered by the federal government. the bigger impact that could affect all of us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, for the tens of millions >>> doctors say it is a milestone in women's healthcare. for the tens of millions of american women who use contraception, birth control will essentially be free. that's because of new government guidelines requiring insurance companies to not only cover the cost, but to eliminate copays and deductibles. women's rights advocates say the ben fits of free birth control go beyond preventing pregnancy. >> the number of children we have determines how many we need to educate. how many we can employ. the social and economic outcomes of contraception are critical. >> the new government guidelines also include breast- feeding support, domestic violence counseling and diabetes screening. >>> there's supposed to be safe havens for the elderly and disabled, but a growing number of nursing homes are giving resident as boot. that is at the most vulnerable time. elizabeth cook reports on what some are callin

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it what a -called sho birth certifice. and that meant that -- it's a legal dumen and i never, ever thought about it before. and th meant that they didn't like it because the names weren't there. so i had to write away, get a full birth certifica. i cod have done it any time for 50 years before. and when it came back, and i looked at it, out of the envelope, actually surrounded by several people in my lab and my family, and they realized there was something not quite right because they were all looking at me. what iaw there was that my mother w actually m sister. extraordinary. >> because your mother had given birth to you. >> when she was 18. >> and she got pregnant. >> she went away and had you and then brought you back. >> she got pregnant. she was sent away like a victorian novel. she was sent away to her aunt, a hundred miles away. she gave birth to me. my grandmother came up, and to that distant city. pretended that she was my mother, sent her daughter back, at 18 and then came back a couple of months later with me pr