dr. phil roe, my mentor was there trying to get an airway on that person. so i went and helped dr. roe.e could not get a pulse on this person. could not get a good airway on him. looked pretty bad. we tried cpr. we tried shocking him and just never, never could get him back i'm afraid. >> harris: oh, congressman. >> dr. roe and i called that code. pupils were fixed and dilated and just going nowhere. i told all the people to turn their attention to the first person. by then dr. cassidy was there and dr. larry bucshon doctor and his wife is anesthesiologist was attending to that person and trying to get a good ayerway. to their credit the -- pretty incredible. had a pulse of 76. and stabilized that person as best we could. e.m.s. showed up. did a great job. got the person to the ambulance and assume they got onto the helicopter okay. >> harris: wow, this is the first time that our viewers and all of us are getting to hear now how this played out on the ground. tragedy as you described it as you could not save one person. and you continued to work and work and work and work to save that n

soy urge -- and by the way, i think it's abslutly ridiculous, dr. roe, chairman of the other subcommittee on the committee, asked a question, i won't ask the question, i'll say in a statement, it's ridiculous that some members come to the floor and say this is not an important bill. that the rights of the governments of sovereign nations aren't important. there's other things to do. three times today, the democrats motioned to adjourn the house. wasting precious legislative time. look, this bill is supported by more than 150 tribes, the chamber of commerce supports the bill. four democrats co-sponsored the bill an i thank each of them for it. last congress the bill passed the house with bipartisan support and mr. speaker, i suspect it will again today. let's get this job done. let's sportends. let'support the sovereignty of governments at the federal, state, and local level, support this bill, and i yield back the balance of miff time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: i'm pr

dr. phil roe from tennessee who is a larry magnanimous man but a physician.nd so. >> harris: from the pictures that we and our viewers can see right now from outside the train and you may actually not have this vantage point because you are inside the train, there is some movement outside, and it looks like people have been brought out. i mean, these don't -- all of them do not look like they are officially there to help out. some of these look like potentially they may be passengers. i'm curious to know if you are being given any sort of timetable as to when you can deboard or what that plan may look like. >> well, i'm going to guess here. simply guess. probably our opportunity to move on buses would probably be several hours away. so, somebody is having to figure something out there. moving a couple hundred people back in buses and getting back on board. i don't know that we're on the route that would be -- you are right. it's a logistics issue right now. >> harris: definitely. we just saw, senator, i don't know if you caught this, and congressman sessions,

roe vs. wade, legalize abortion across america, pro-life advocates are getting ready to march for life. senator lankford returns along with drrussell moore and religious liberty advocate kristen waggoner to talk about that and a new government religious freedom agency to shield the faithful. the left does not like it. stick >> shannon: tomorrow president trump planning to become the first president to stream in life for the march for life. where does the pro-life movement go? james lankford and russell moore and kristen waggoner. thank you for your time. senator, we are having the march tomorrow but this is ahead of monday, big vote on this bill, a 20-week ban. doctors use anastasia to operate on those cases. the left says this is not based on science. it's based on religious bigotry that you shouldn't be getting involved. >> you know what is art is 191 countries around the world have resolved this. the united states is 1 of 7 countries in the world that still allows elective late-term abortions. canada, singapore, the netherlands have 24 weeks. we are with vietnam, north korea and china allowing late-term elective abortions

dr. nassar for years, they were billed for his services. this will allow them to, quote, move forward in implementing change. >>> it's a key day for the 45th anniversary of roenn pl planned parenthood held a rally to celebrate that ruling. >> for 45 years, we've been fighting to defend our right to have a say over our own bodies. it's shameful that we're still having to defend our rights to say what we want to do to our bodies. >> it's a time of mourning for the lives that have been hurt. >> anti-abortion activists were at the hospital. >>> well, government shutdown is over for now. but at what price? our political analyst larry gers extent has a look at tonight's decision. >>> plus, coming back and saying thank you. the milestone moment for hundredof studets burned out of the classroom bause of the san jose wildfire. heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. within the hour, president trump signed a spending bill to re-open the go

roe vs. wade, legalize abortion across america, pro-life advocates are getting ready to march for life. senator lankford returns along with drell moore and religious liberty advocate kristen waggoner to talk about that and a new government religious freedom agency to shield the faithful. the left does not like it. stick around. has pro-skin technology designed to quickly wick away moisture to help maintain your skin's natural balance. for a free sample call 1-877-get-tena. for a free sample to treat her frequent before diheartburn...xium 24hr lucy could only imagine enjoying a slice of pizza. now, it's as easy as pie. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? >> shannon: tomorrow president trump planning to become the first president to stream in life for the march for life. where does the pro-life movement go? james lankford and russell moore and kristen waggoner. thank you for your time. senator, we are having the march tomorrow but this is ahead of monday, big vote on this bill, a 20-week ban. doctors use anastasia to operate on those cases. the

roe v. wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide. this was the first time a sitting president addressed the rally. >>> the sentencing of former usa gymnastics dr. larry nassar resumes on monday. the judge extended the sentencing so that more of nassar's 140 victims can get the chance to deliver their impact statements, face-to-face, after they were sexually abused under the guise of medical treatment. dr. jon lapook has more from the michigan courthouse following a fourth day of power 68 confrontations. >> i am here to tell you i will not rest until every last trace of your influence on this sport has been destroyed like the cancer it is. >> reporter: team usa gymnast aly raisman summoned the courage to make a surprise appearance to confront the man who abused her, larry nassar. >> larry, you do realize now that we, this group of women you so heartlessly abused over such a long period of time are now a force and you are nothing. >> reporter: raisman then expressed and addressed new head of usa gymnastics, kerry perry. >> unfortunately you've taken on an organization i feel is rotting from the inside. >> reporter: jordyn wieber, another member

roe vs. wade, in new york, where apoe plep particular about it because the baby survived. that should have been a reason for rejoicing. dr. willard case of c.d.c. was breathtakingly candid when he said, live births are little known because organized medicine from fear of public clamor and legal action treats them more as an embarrassment to be hushed up rather than a problem to be solved. it's like turning yourself into the i.r.s., he said. what's there to gain? the tendency is not to report because there are only negative consequences. an undercover investigator asked an abortionist, what due do, what's your protocol when a child is born alive? the key is you need to may atext to who is in the room, right -- attention to who is in the room, right? when we're talking about cover-up, ensuring that the people in the abortion clinic all gag themselves and not speak to the truth of what has happened. a baby has been killed after birth. the legislation today requires a significant penalty. that health care practitioners present at the time that the child survives the abortion exercise the same degree of professional skill, an