and i think cecil richards was right to apologise for the tone of the person in the video. there's two different issues. for the people trying to defund planned parenthood because they don't want there to be legal abortion in america. this is the latest pit of evidence to advance the case because they don't like planned parenthood. constitutionally, right now, it's a lawful procedure to have an abortion and foetal tissue research is legal. you are not allowed to profit. there's no evidence. >> i understand that. i'm trying to figure out who i'm more disgusted by. people on the dock, or the people involved in the discussions with this cynical rhetoric, or the more cynical people making the movies. discussion. do the guys care about the issue of the sale or not sale. >> they'll make an asa nine comment. that exposes that person, not the practice. it takes a line and turns it into a gotcha. >> we are playing the game of the gotcha guys. we have to go back to fundamentals, about abortion. whether it will happen or not. whether second term abortions will happen or not. that's th

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i think cecile richards was not actually tough enough about the tone of these videos and maybe what's going on inside the halls of planned parenthood. but that doesn't undo what i still believe to be a tremendous amount of good for the country and i take your point and i respect it wholeheartedly but i still believe that planned parenthood offers a very valuable service. >> whether you like it or not, planned parenthood survives goes through, the president through josh earnest was saying it's much ado about nothing. it's a republican cabal. it's a right-wing conspiracy. i can't tell you the time ls i've heard that sort of stuff. so i think it goes away. but i think there's something in this that disturbs me when a judge refuses the release of still more videos that if you saw them if you heard them no one would talk about anything edited. they would just be appalled. >> that was really frightening, i think, the squashing free speech and saying no you can't see these videos. listen they were disturbing. i've seen them. it's appalling. people need to look. and when they do look they're

. >> and cecille richards responded to the failed senate vote on defunding and trying to attach defundingon up coming spending bills. she said some may continue to try to shutdown the government over women's rights that is a fight that people have zero appetite for. >>> hillary clinton put out a video overnight making clear she fully supports funding for planned parenthood. this video came out during the vote. the former secretary of state named some of the republicans by name and said every woman in the united states has the right to make her own health care decisions. >> when they attack women's health they attack america's health. it's wrong. we're not going back. we're going to fight back. >> clinton's chief democratic rival senator bernie sanders blasted republicans for trying to defund planned parenthood. he calls it a smear campaign. >>> breaking news. two people killed when a circus tent collapses in new hampshire. there were 100 people in the tent watching the circus when the powerful thunderstorm packing heavy winds. this man's 4-year-old son was badly injured by part of a tent.

host: cecile richards wrote in the washington post that one in five women have relied on planned parenthoodor health care in the lifetimes. more than half of planned parenthood centers are in rural and medically underserved areas. john in brooklyn, and independent. what do you think? caller: i hope you give me as much time as you did for the republicans. this is another issue where the republicans have been after this for many years. it is not a real issue. it doesn't affect most americans. people choose to have an abortion have an abortion. people who choose not to don't. every time election season comes around, they tried to pull the strings of americans with these emotional lies that they tell. selling baby parts to give this image like you are buying a heart or a loung, which is not true. it is in the way they manipulate the language. i want to ask the republicans. what have they gotten in response other than to stop obama? what have they done for the average american that works and hasn't had a raise in the last 20 years? host: i think we heard your point. michael in tucson, arizona. a

her daughter, cecile richards, who is the head of planned parenthood is very much a role model of mine, she started an entity in texas, the texas freedom association. or texas freedom network, which stands for civil

her daughter, cecile richards, who is the head of planned parenthood is very much a role model of mine, she started an entity in texas, the texas freedom association. or texas freedom network, which stands for civil rights and freedom of expression. and that legacy continues after she left. so she certainly made her mark on the world. and certainly showed that she's unflappable in the face of criticism and unflappable in the face of an attempt to undo all of the work that that fine organization is doing. for me, she's a great role model of how we conduct ourselves as women, in the face of what can be a little bit of a backslide from time to time. >> it's nice to have people we can see who embody strength and thick skin and certainly you've talked to -- you wrote in your book about how much you have -- how far you've come in this regard in in not letting the turkeys get you down. your personal story makes the case for public policy that supports women, how do we get men to be allies in the fight -- to fight to further these policies when they don't experience these things personally? ho

here's what cecile richards said yesterday. >> it's illegal to make any profit and we do not.at are not related to planned parenthood. i don't know enough about their own guideline and what they plate. but for planned parenthood, we're 100% nonprofit, we make zero money from fetal-should you tissue research. >> so what do you make of that practice? >> i don't understand the way you describe fetal tissue research. this has been going on since the 1930s and led to the vaccine against polio. and it has led to the vaccine against shingles and rubella. if you're against fetal tissue research, when i say you, you or anybody else let's have that battle. it's totally legal and ronald reagan set up a passenger headed by an anti-choice judge who said it had great merit and ought to go forward. but that's not what this is about. if it was about this group, by the way, one of the leaders there was once arrested for trying to bomb a women's health care clinic in san diego, another one said it's justifiable to kill a doctor. this is what we're talking about. so i stand with the people of th

and take a listen to what president cecile richards told our colleague andrea mitchell earlier today.to understand that all of this is about denying women access to health care and the vote tonight will be about denying women access to birth control, cancer screenings, testing and treatment, for many women where planned parenthood is their only doctor. >> comment coming to us yesterday before the vote to defund planned parenthood. so let's start with this and talking about why fetal tissue research is important. we heard from barbara boxer and know that research led to the vaccines that we now rely on today. but also, the involvement with planned parenthood and the overall controversy over whether planned parenthood is benefiting, is profiting from it. >> right. so the allegation is that planned parenthood has illegally profited from the sale of fetal tissue. the amount of money being discussed in thisses videos $50 to $150 you know does not suggest that anything more than reimbursements are happening. planned parenthood may be more vulnerable to the charges they may have agreed to or

we heard from cecile richards there and what they do. >> the $528 million in federal funding that's ate in the senate vote today, none of it goes to abortion. it goes to testing for sexually transmitted diseases it goes to pap smear, pelvic exam counseling and services. currently planned parenthood is a primary health care provider for women across the country whether they're seeking abortion or not. again, there's a law that prevents federal funding from going to abortions, except in cases of rape and insist. as to the influence the videos have had, they're drawn attention and almost every republican presidential hopeful elected official has weighed in on them and condemned them defunding inging planned parenthood preexisted. what they found in the end is that in 2012 president obama and other democrats successfully ran on the popularity of planned parenthood. what they're hoping is that these videos will change more people's minds and make the organization less popular and it remains to be seen whether that will work. >> well, we'll wait to see whether or not the republicans actually

richard quest, as well. >>> just ahead tonight, new details about the fate of cecil's cubs. could their uncle actually be stepping up to keep them safe after their father, cecil, was killed? >>> plus, other new developments in the search for the american dentist who killed cecil. we'll talk to jack hanna ahead. >>> also ahead, the legal exotic animal trade generating billions of dollars every year. what's being done to stop it? drew griffith investigates. it's a gto discover thety exhilaration of efficiency. ♪ with six models to choose from, there's a lexus hybrid for every driver. ♪ come in to the lexus golden opportunity sales event, where you'll find some of the best offers of the year on our entire hybrid lineup. for a limited time. this is the pursuit of perfection. creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... smoothies! only from tums. ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpen

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richard, thank you. david, thank you. >>> coming up for us out front next as outrage grows over the death of cecil the lion another americanof illegally hunting in zimbabwe. my guest, a texas man who paid $350,000 to kill an endangered black rhino. why did he do it. >>> plus breaking news. the suspect in the shooting death of a white police officer has just been arrested. what was the motive? that story is next. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. when i started at the shelter, i noticed benny right away. i just had to adopt him. he's older so he needs my help all day. when my back pain flared up we both felt it i took tylenol at first but i had to take 6 pills to get through the day. then my friend said "try aleve". just two pills, all day. and now, i'm back for my best bud! aleve. all day stro

cecil the lion, but apparently he may not be the most hated man in america. apparently there is another doctor who may be killing country. now a woman there as well. so we're going to have, richard toerzano. he is here to talk about social media hating. at some point when it goes too far, start posting people's home addresses are you inciting people to violence. >> seems like national pastime, bullying on internet. take a quick look at the oil metlife building outside. rosanna, we talked about this a little earlier. used to fly helicopters on and off the building. we found this back when it was the pan ram building. >> so wild. >> 1977 they had a mishap up there. from 1963 till '7 out to kennedy and laguardia via helicopter. >> seemed incomprehensible that happened at midtown. now it is so busy we can't even imagine that. situation. >> i would think so. >> the airspace could probably handle it. they don't do that anymore. >> i'm glad. yeah. i want to keep the airways safe for drones to land amazon packages at your doorstep. >> you're not a fan of the drone. if used responsibly they are awesome. >> things are so crowded in manhattan. ducking as it is. we have pigeons. we have bic