dr. fleming, you currently leading a church in texas. you spoke about the moral imperative is to reunite families and help millions of people. moral referred to the aspects of it, and i earlier mentioned being a grandson of an immigrant, i walked all -- my great-grandson. remember my grandparents speaking of morality of people coming into this country and theys insist w to whatrought yspeak up publicly in this matter? you have a lot of issues that we you might speak out on. what are you out on this one? >> thank you. as i mentioned in my remarks, it is the human aspect for me and the strong sense of god's movement and working in this as it relates to the humanities side. i am not a politician, attorney, and a month qualified to speak on terms of policy at, but there is no solution either extreme. we have to come together in the middle and keep the humanity of those involved in the from our minds. i am excited to say there has been a rising middle voice in this debate. we have made a lot a progress, and i am grateful where you're talking

dr. fleming. mr. fleming: i certainly want to thank my good friend from new jersey for all the great work that you have done on this and what you continue to do, and i have to say, mr. speaker, that just hearing about this trial, quite frankly i haven't heard about it on tv, if i weren't informed about it leading up to this special order, i wouldn't know about the gosnell trial. one that i think is really sickening just to hear the facts. it's interesting this country has reached a point where we have focused so much on the humane treatment of animals, that is to treat animals like humans, that leads to question why do we not treat people like people? why don't we treat humans, humanely? i think that is an important question. what do people say to themselves -- who themselves have survived abortion? i was at a meeting several months ago and i met two fantastic mothers. mothers of children. while she , her mom, was still pregnant with her, attempted to have a suicide, but for whatever reason couldn't g

> anna: an early draft from the first james bond book, ian fleming, author, originally was called to call him james sectent. and in the famed dr instead of picking up the ballpark they're sweeping up snow. crews shovelling after a baseball game at target field in minneapolis, minnesota, they got several inches. and janice dean, all around good person, is tracking the snow for us. what is this? >> that's right, it's the never-ending winter. even though i'm a meteorologist i'm supposed to embrace all types of weather, we are so done with winter. so done. and they've got a game today. the twins and the mets. and we're expecting more snow. i mean, the boys of summer have to shovel. shovel ready in minneapolis. let's take a look at the maps where it's cold, cold enough for snow across the rockies, the northern plains, the upper midwest, i mean, it's been 31 in minneapolis for hours now and they're not going to get out of the freezing temperatures. below that cass, 60 in member sis and dallas. not only are we expecting snow, but because we have the clash of two air masses, the springtime weather across the south and cold weather acr