she's from cape elizabeth, maine. in her retirement she has dedicated herself to fighting for abortion access for mainers and those across the country. fights very active in the against brett kavanaugh's confirmation to the supreme court. thank you for your work, susan. [applause] >> hello, senator bennett. >> hello, susan. my name is susan johnson, and i live in cape elizabeth, maine. i was 17 when my world turned upside down. i got pregnant. it seems like a lifetime ago, and it was. 56 years. it was before roe v. wade. it was before the pill was invented. it was before birth control was legal. it was the dark ages for a woman's right to make her own decisions about pregnancy. my boyfriend offered to get married. he said he would quit school, get a job helping his father on his soft regret, and we would somehow manage. he was a good guy, but the thought of being a mother plunged me into deep depression and despair. myn we told my parents, mother threw me out of the house. relented and she got scared because i was so

she's from cape elizabeth, maine.n her retirement she has dedicated herself to fighting for abortion access for mainers and those across the country. fights very active in the against brett kavanaugh's confirmation to the supreme court. thank you for your work, susan. [applause] >> hello, senator bennett. >> hello, susan. my name is susan johnson, and i live in cape elizabeth, maine. i was 17 when my world turned upside down. i got pregnant. it seems like a lifetime ago, and it was. 56 years. it was before roe v. wade. it was before the pill was invented. it was before birth control was legal. it was the dark ages for a woman's right to make her own decisions about pregnancy. my boyfriend offered to get married. he said he would quit school, get a job helping his father on his soft regret, and we would somehow manage. he was a good guy, but the thought of being a mother plunged me into deep depression and despair. myn we told my parents, mother threw me out of the house. relented and she got scared because i was so de

. >> susan johnson, susan is from cape elizabeth maine.bortion access across the country. susan was very active in the fight against brett kavanaugh in the confirmation to the supreme court. >> hello, senator bennett and everyone, thanks for staying. thank you all for listening. my name is susan johnson and i live in cape elizabeth maine. it seems like a lifetime ago and it was. 56 years. it was before roe v. wade. it was before the pill was invented. it was before birth control was legal. it was for the dark ages for a woman's right to make her own decisions about pregnancy. my boyfriend offered to get married. he said he would quit school, get a job and help his father on the soft route. when we told my parents my mother threw me out of the house , then she relented and got scared because i was so depressed. i didn't know where to go for help. my mother did. it turns out there was a secret network of women helping women my mother, telling me she was the pregnant one, told the neighbor she knew someone who knows someone, there was a man i

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we are going to be seeing some clouds pushing through parts of cape town as well as port elizabeth durban is going to be not too bad as we go towards saturday may have some clouds pushing in we do have a flow off the water though johannes very is expected a high of 18 degrees and as we go towards the rest of the weekend we're going to be seeing it dry conditions across madagascar we did the showers to the south attempt a few of 21 degrees and harare attempt of 21 as well. risk neutral. coming soon. i don't want to live in the world where everything is designed in california maybe china the cutting edge is in the hands of the corporations the only way to be subversive used to be able to control the technology but my simone bonzi has built a chip that anyone can use to build anything. like a pizza spearheading a global movement to democratize technology. part of the rebel geek series on how to 0. washing out to 0 let's recap the top stories right now and that's important to travel to washington to meet with u.s. officials over the threat of u.s. terrorists. kill and pose tariffs on goods fr

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windy conditions along the coast we did have one system push through cape down things will get slightly better for you but port elizabeth we do expect to see some windy conditions there up towards durban a passing shower to johannesburg though is going to be a little bit chilly here on sunday but by the time we get to monday more sun in the forecast up to 16 in harare a nice day for you with a temperature of 23. again you watch al-jazeera remind of our top stories this hour and u.s. president donald trump says he's imposing additional sanctions against iran and that military action is still on the table that's off the iranian forces shot down an unmanned american surveillance drone iran's government has warned it will respond firmly to any u.s. aggression the whole threat. senior white house advisor george bush has laid out the 1st part of the u.s. middle east peace plan that includes $50000000000.00 in investments comes ahead of an international conference empowering next week the palestinian government is boycotting. boris johnson who's tipped to become the next british prime minister has refused to answer questions a

windy conditions along the coast we did have one system push through cape down things will get slightly better for you but port elizabeth we do expect to see some windy conditions there up towards durban a passing shower to johannesburg though is going to be a little bit chilly here on sunday but by the time we get to monday more sun in the forecast up to 16 in harare a nice day for you with a temperature of 23. the frustration. when the news breaks these protesters and the stilling a bill that's. when people need to be have the advantage in the us now by telling us if we don't have rights. and the story needs to be told. al-jazeera has teens on the planet to bring you the old windows in the trees and light means. line. you're watching out is there a reminder for our top stories this hour and u.s. president donald trump says he's imposing additional sanctions against iran and that military action is still on the table that's off the iranian forces shot down an american surveillance drone iran's government has warned it will respond firmly to any u.s. aggression or threat senior white house advisor jared krishna has laid

making their way towards cape town that will also bring some winds into the forecast here on sunday as we go towards monday that system scripts along the coast towards port elizabeth as well durban you'll see some clouds at $23.00 but over here towards medicare it is going to be mostly fine we do expect to see a temperature of about 21 degrees. the weather sponsored time. in each year new immigration laws and projects funded by european governments have seen a rapid decline in the migrant transport 3 people in power travels to agadez to explore the realities faced by the drivers left out of pocket and the migrants who are choosing to return home who would like to go back to the country where they are from you know just to give them more if you are going back to. europe migration on a. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour u.s. president donald trump has confirmed he'll meet the north korean leader kim jong il at the demilitarized zone shortly. meets with kim jong il at the border for the 1st time ever in history the leaders of both korea and the u.s. to do so from crosses the military demarcation line to be the 1st time for a sitting u.s. p

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