dr. deborah nucatola: i will throw a number out, it is anywhere from 30 dollars to $100. y: the unedited version of the video shows dr. nucatola repeatedly saying that planned parenthood is not trying to profit off fetal tissue. in this clip, she tells the fake researchers there is no revenue stream at play. listen closely. dr. deborah nucatola: there is no revenue stream. >> right. annie: earlier this month house --amy: earlier this month house republicans launched an investigation into planned parenthood, claiming it's harvesting fetal tissue for profit. however, planned parenthood's president, cecile richards, has repeatedly denied such claims. cecile: recently videos have made outrageous claims. i want to be really clear -- the allegation that planned parenthood profits in any way from tissue donation in any way is not true. our donation program, like any other high-quality health care provider follows all laws and ethical guidelines. over are 100-year history we have engaged leading medical experts to shape our policies practices, and high standards and we always will

dr. deborah nucatola."harona coutts is the vice president of investigations and research at rh reality check. and we will link to your piece as well -- "exclusive: the faces and fake names of people behind planned parenthood attack videos." when we come back, we go to cincinnati. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a former university of cincinnati police officer charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed black man has been released from jail on bond hours after an initial court appearance on thursday. 25-year-old ray tensing pleaded not guilty in the death of 43-year-old samuel dubose before hamilton county court of common pleas judge megan shanahan, who set his bond at $1 million. : you have been sentenced to manslaughter. ensurehe court's duty to the bond. this is a courtroom. you will conduct yourself at all times appropriately. amy: officer ray tensing shot sam dubose, an unarmed 43-year-old african america

dr. deborah nucatola, national medical director for planned parenthood.een are two anti-abortion activists who've spent months posing as medical researchers, looking to purchase fetal tissue. >> reporter: the undercover team later asks about buying specific fetal parts. a warning this excerpt is graphic and may be disturbing. >> reporter: the legal question here: is planned parenthood-- provider of 40% of all the nation's abortions-- selling fetal tissue? that is illegal. but donating fetal tissue-- or recovering other expenses like shipping costs-- is clearly legal. and part of a fast-growing research field. some cells are used to help patients with immune disease or to research cures for things like alzheimer's research. that research has its own ethical debate. the issue here is whether planned parenthood is profiting from aborted fetal tissue. in a video statement, planned parenthood director cecile richards said absolutely not. >> recently, an organization that opposes safe and legal abortion used secretly recorded, heavily edited videos to make outr