name of attendee, fertilized egg. if you look at who ordered the ticket for fertilized egg, it said the person who ordered the ticket was furt z. eggers. what all this is about with paul ryan is this. the whole idea of furt z. eggers, a fertilized egg being declared a person for political purposes really has special resonance in colorado where this event was today. the personhood for fertilized eggs idea is the ragged radical edge of the anti-abortion movement in this country this year. declaring a fertilized egg to be a person is way to not just crack down on abortion rights but to criminalize all abortion in every circumstance with no exceptions and to criminalize everything else that could effect an egg that has been fertilize. that doesn't just mean criminalizing all abortion. it goes beyond that and likely mean, criminalizing emergency contraception, criminalizing the most popular forms of birth control in the country, hormonal birth control. criminalizing the iud, which trust me, someone you know is using right

fertilization. some fertility doctors say this could create human complications in the way they carry out ivf, in-vetro fertilization. they could end up charged with homicide if an embryo they create subsequently dies. we invited representative ryan and governor romney on the program to talk about this, they declined. they didn't want to talk about whether this is a fair concern. also i should point out governor romney has a personal stake in this issue, he has grand dstz children that were born through ivf and said he supported ivf in the past. back in january he stated that he believes life begins at conception. >> i was also a governor in a state where being pro-life was not easy. and i battled hard. what came to my desk was a piece of legislation that said we're going to redefine when life begins. in our state we said life began at conception. the legislature wanted to say that to say, no, we are going to do it an implementation. i vetoed that. >> we invited on the gop doctor's caucus, the congr

>> i think it can soon replace synthetic fertilizer.e world's population is increasing, so it's a step in the right direction. in china it's common to use human excrement and we need to start doing that too. >> switching to the new granulate could save a farmer around 30 tons of chemical fertilizer per year. that is cost effective for the farmer and the sewage treatment plant, since it no longer has to dispose of the sludge. it's good for the environment too. synthetic fertilizers are usually made from fossil fuels. >> the more people use waste products to replace synthetic fertilizers, the more they contribute to the reduction of co2 emissions. >> reducing greenhouse gases and improving water quality has proved a bon to the ecosystem of an entire region. lake managua is connected to the much larger lake nicaragua -- which lies some 50 kilometers south-east of the capital. on the western shores of lake nicaragua we find the city of granada. its lovely, colonial-era buildings have made it the country's biggest tourist destination. but ju

ivf, in vitro fertilization. they say they could end up charged with homicide if an embryo they create subsequently dies. now we invited both representative ryan and governor romney on the program to talk about this. they declined. they didn't want to answer these questions about whether or not this is a fair concern. i should also point out that governor romney has a personal stake in this whole issue. he has grandchildren, as well, who are, in fact, born through ivf. he said that he supported ivf in the past. back in january, during the primary debates, he stated that he believes life begins at conception. >> i was also a governor in a state where being pro-life was not easy. and i -- i battled hard. what came to my desk was a piece of legislation that said we're going to redefine when life begins. in our state we said life began at conception. the legislature wanted to change that to say, no, we're going to do it at implantation. i vetoed that. >> we really wanted to hear both sides of this. we invited on the

it would likely ban in vitro fertilization.at's what mitt romney said he would absolutely support as of october of last year. but in mississippi, a totally grassroots opposition movement grew up around this issue. personhood opponents held a save the pill rally in oxford, mississippi, in october. billboards like this one went up around the state. vote no to personhood for eggs, and amendment 26 makes birth control a lethal weapon. with that, mississippi said no to personhood by a big double digit margin. that's mississippi. the thing mitt romney said he would absolutely support was so extreme not even the conservative electorate of mississippi wants anything to do with it. the romney campaign has been trying to run away from the position romney took ever since he took it. when they ran ads attacking romney for holding that position, for advocating a ban on all apportion with no exceptions, the romney campaign push back was immediate. they called the ads viciously negative and false. in order to prove it was false, they pointed

tell us what exactly it means, saying and fertilized egg shell have all "the legal and constitutionaltes and privileges of personhood." >> the first thing that it does is it makes all abortions in the country illegal. that means women do not have the option, even if a woman will die, even if her health is deeply at risk she no longer will be able to get the medical care she needs to protect yourself. consequences on terminal birth control and -- hormonal birth control and the implanted iud, we don't know. we don't know how the courts would read it to affect some of those basic prevention methods. in vitro fertilization read that as a whole other area or women and families are trying to have children and are trying to have held the pregnancies, and here is the government saying, no, i think we know better than you do when it comes to you and your family. >> finally, nicole safar, talk about what happened in april, the bombing of the clinic in wisconsin. >> we did have an act of violence directed at one of our health centers this last spring. it kind of brings to light the really -- the

birth control pill, and certainly the morning after pill. >> because it gives personhood to the fertilizedegg. >> and some of these methods of birth control work to prevent implantation. yes, one is sperm meets at, that entity has as many rights as you or i. >> city of mitt romney saying at the iowa state fair last to the corporations are people, the have paul ryan saying that zygote's our people. >> but somehow no one will say women are people. one of the interesting things about this, when paul ryan wrote his op-ed about how he reconciles his pro-life absolutism with his kind of ayn rand libertarianism, he talked about the rights of the fertilized egg or the embryo or fetus, but did not mention women in this piece even once. it is a non issue to him. >> his views on planned parenthood and where they stand. >> he wants to completely defund it, as does mitt romney. they both want -- in the past was typical for republicans to want to put a lot of limits on planned parenthood, to make sure money given to planned parenthood for activities was sequestered from any of their abortion-related ser

fertilizers and pesticides, the guadalupe runs just behind the building so there was concern that toxic runoff would contaminate the river. firefighters decided to let it burn itself out. we spoke with the manager of the nursery who got the call at around midnight. >> i got a phone call from an employee who got a phone call from a friend of is saying the store was on fire and i did not believe him at all and he said, i am dead serious. i didn't know what else to say. >> the complete investigation will start at first light this morning but obviously, significant damage was done and people who live around the area, woolworth nursery, it has been around since the '60s. >> >> nobody was hurt last night after the crash and a 7- eleven's. the driver said she could not see where she was going >> a water main break leave san francisco still in the dark and without fresh water. >> i spoke with a pg&e crewmember who told me that basically, the big crew will come in in just a few hours to take care of this. there is a lot of cleanup that you can see for yourself. there is still lot of work to be d

in fact, they will have money in 2013 for machinery and fertil e fertilizer. they have recovered under this bull scenario of some people don't agree that fertilizer price demand goes up in 2013. housing story, sue, you mentioned and diana there, sentiment index up, that's encouraging but not much moving in the home builders because they're near 52-week highs already in anticipation of a partial housing recovery. sue? >> okay. bob, thank you very much. having a few little technical difficulties with the ear piece. i know who can solve that for me, rick santelli. so nice to see you, ricky. >> we need ben bernanke. probably fix the earpieces. >> could you fix the feedback. rick, tell me what's happening in the market today. we have economic data that's interesting. whip sawed the market a little bit. what are we doing on yields? >> consider this, 16 trading days ago, 1-6, hand signals in chicago, a low yield, historic close of 10s. 16 days later, an intraday high yield of 181. we haven't closed at a yield like since, say, may 11th. >> where do you think we're goi

the fire captain haven seen a fire like this because of all the chemicals inside, the fertilizers and insecticides made this fire difficult to fight. the guadalupe river runs right behind the property. >> we had hazardous materials out here, and they have very intensive testing equipment to ensure that there was nothing in the water supply in the guadalupe river and that the ground water you see around you is not possibly dangerous. >> reporter: a little bit of good news it this morning. not everything is wiped out. many of the pots, garden supplies, even some of the trees and plants made it out okay. as for the cause, that's under investigation. the fire captain says it appears that the flames ignited right near the electrical box inside. for now we're live in san jose, marla taeyes, today it the bay. >>> the man accuses of kidnapping and murdering sierra lamar was supposed to be in court today, but he won't. he was scheduled to ber a plea today, but that's expected to be continued to another day because of a judge who was assigned to the case cannot be there. santa clara county sher

in coming up how pack of once a day keep the fertility specialist away. >>> a big spike in crime and your officers help the bay area police being stretched along the. >>> injured in stranded for eight,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, at par with some patchy fog this morning. we've '60s and '70s around the bay. more on your weather coming up >>> with its and the three bridges and is falling nice across the golden gate and the bridge. or getting rid of it accident on must on 24 before the caldecott tunnel. more details and not just a minute. >>> couples trying have a baby will not pick up some wants and a steady the researchers found men who ate about handful of day were more fertile after 12 weeks. the scientists believe that the fatty acids in moments are when at and the to be found in fish oil and flaxseed. the couple on the commission funded the study. >>> out so back. and it all heard that of dogs rest winner honors. this time as humans turn to show their devotion or not talk about the owner actually did not exactly do in the german shepherd on our left the stock on a cause rahman after she interp

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crews who got to the scene were concerned about pesticides, fertilizer and other toxic material. they let the fire burn out the chemicals as well for a while to prevent them from mixing into the ground water when they hosed down the structure. about $400,000 worth of products were lost in the blaze. the cause is under investigation. terry mcsweeney is at the scene and will have a live update in the next half hour. >>> tonight the east contra costa fire district will formally accept a much needed multi-million dollar federal grant which will allow it to reopen three fire stations and rehire 15 firefighters. it will get 7.8 million dollars from fema and the department of homeland security weeks after closing half its stations and laying off the firefighters. the cuts were made july 1st, after voters rejected a tax measure that would have raised more money to maintain staffing levels. >>> neighborhood 7-eleven might look different to customers this morning. the driver of an suv crashed into this 711 in sausalito last night at 9:00. you can see the ford explorer plowed through the fr

when given a second chance for personhood for fertilized eggs, they said no again. by a huge margin, more than 40%. but they're doing it again. the anti-abortion, anti-birth control personhood folks have gotten enough signatures get it back on the ballot this fall, again, which obviously is good news for democrats running for office in colorado this year. i mean, think about it. if you're a colorado democrat and you're worried that the presidential race or your race won't be enough to get your voters to come out to polls, how about the prospect of banning birth control? you think that might motivate some folks who would otherwise not bother to turn out? because they can read polls, too, colorado republicans this time, even the super conservatives, super anti-abortion coloradoens are sprinting away from the personhood thing as fast as they can. a spokesman for republican congressman mime couke coffman doesn't take positions on any state and local ballot initiatives. same for corey gardner's office. as a federal legislator, he will not be taking positions on state ini

he has tried to make some forms of control birth and invitro fertilization illegal.ryan is not just a member of the gop's war on women, he is a full blown cultural warrior, he voted twice against a law against hate crime. oh, and he also received an a from the national rifle system. for for more let's bring in bill press. them" as well as host of "full court press," which airs every morning here on current starting at 6:00 am eastern. boy, you are up late tonight, you got to do a 6:00 am show eastern time. boy, thank you for staying up with us. >> hey, elliot it's good to join you tonight. thank you. >> let's begin with women's issues. we have been talk about a gender gap, and gender died and mitt romney puts on the ticket somebody who is as staunchly pro-life as you can get. how does that make sense? >> it doesn't make sense to me. we were been talking so much about the paul ryan bunt, and people will soon realize he is every bit as extreme right on the social issues as well. anti-abortion without exception. he would force a woman -- he sponsored legislation to forc

if you do use fertilizer, it has to be fertilizer as well. >> they look like fruit. >> this coffee comesrom the flower. and then it becomes a fruit, just like citrus. it goes green. and you grow to color. and i'm going to squeeze this and pop out the two beans. >> so these are cully what the coffee -- that's how it starts? >> two coffee beans and a cherry. we call it coffee cherry. >> one of the things i hear, triathletes and others alike, is that coffee can be healthy in moderate doses. >> in moderation, yeah. the studies have shown that if you drink too much coffee, it can be not be good for your heart. but two cups a day is good for your heart. >> and there are specific things in the beans themselves but also the skin. i've heard about chromium, magnesium being helpful for people with diabetes. but what is it about the skins even that can be of such value? >> anti-oxidants. radical absorption capabilities. it's over 700 units per gram, which is about nine times higher than blueberries. there are acids in it which are also anti-oxidants. so it's become the new hawaii super fruit. >> an

five. >> fertility drugs. later on training whichlizers. >> -- tranquilizers. >> that is so nice, derek. that is 9 news now for tonight. good night.

he wants to make it so women can't access in vitro fertilization.ly thinks -- congressman ryan thinks he should be making health care decisions for women instead of women, their doctors, and families. >> so the national right to life has said this, congressman ryan has a deep abiding respect for all human life, including unborn children and their mothers, the disabled, and the elderly. but what impact do you think these views towards abortion from the two tickets will have when it comes to the women's vote and which way they lean? >> well, we already see a huge gener gender gap and i think that congressman's ryan choice on the ticket does not help him when it comes to the gender gap. he's out of touch with how real women see their lives, see their need to access health care. he is in the very, very extreme corner when it comes to abortion access, not very many people think abortion should be o outlawed, including if a woman should die or if she's a victim of rape or access. it's not going to help him with your average every-day women voter. >> when

control of the most fertile bottom lands brought great power to the lords. here on the acropolis, that power was expressed in grand temples and palaces, a carefully constructed stage for royal display. in the maya, we see a pattern of cultural evolution found throughout the world. in the old world, all the great civilizations resulted from efficient forms of agriculture and the monopolization of that wealth by a few. as archaeologists delve ever more deeply into our shared human history, they are discovering that complex civilizations independently arose in similar ways throughout the world. the advent of agriculture propelled many new world societies to greater heights of culture. 300 miles to the west of copan, in mexico, the kingdom of the zapotecs emerged at about the same time as the maya. on a towering hilltop, monte alban became the capital of an opulent civilization of kings and nobles, writing and art. this was the home of the zapotecs, a separate ethnic and cultural society, contemporary with but distinct from the maya. monte alban grew to be much

because it's a plant nursery there are a lot of pesticides, insecticides, and fertilizers on site. hazmat was on scene. >> at some point we decided to allow the insecticides and pesticides to burn off. it's the safest way to handle those toxins. much better than extinguishing them and putting them in the creek bed behind us. >> reporter: there were no injuries. the cause of fire is under investigation this morning. and coming up in the next half hour, we'll have some emotional reaction from the manager here. he says that this store has been open since the 1960s. and there will be a lot of customers and employees that are very disappointed when they see this this morning. reporting from san jose lorraine blanco. >>> also new this morning two elderly people have been displaced by a fire in san francisco's richmond district. that happened just after 1:00 a.m. at a slat on 8th avenue. firefighters say it appears an electrical shortage in the wall sparked that fire. it was contained to the living room. but the elderly residents will not be allowed to return for a few days. they are stay

district his home state is currently considering a radical personhood bill that would define a fertilized egg as a person and outlaw in vitro fertilization and contraception this is actually colorado's colorado's third attempt at passing the radical law and corps thinks it's a bad idea saying voters have made their voices heard twice on this issue already and he's more focused on getting the economy back on track luckily other republicans have joined in as well in opposition to this person hood amendment hopefully these guys will soon understand that we shouldn't be trying to give personhood rights to fetuses instead we should be stripping personhood rights from corporations. the bad drum corps that move over birth there's corsi a tea party activists author and conspiracy theorist extraordinary posted a video to youtube recently in which he claims to have evidence that president obama was married to a man before he was married to first lady michelle obama take a look. i want to talk about a couple of the stranger articles i've written are they raise the question was there an opera is gay

which would declare legally that life begins once a human egg is fertilized. in other words, after conception. is this what republicans have in mind when they want to get rid of obama care and replace it with their own plan? kate michaelton and abby haberton. it seems to radical. talk about radical engineering to declare abortion basically murder. in an objective statement, the concept of personhood is of the anti-abortion movement. and under this definition iud stz could be construed as murder. in this case it would be premeditated murder. are these people crazy? and do they know what they're doing when they start playing around with common law and what a person is? >> i can't speak for them. i don't know that they know what they're doing. what we know will happen, however, if this were to become law as you said, it would overturn roe. it would make every abortion under every circumstance as any time during pregnancy illegal. it would be murder. women would be subject to criminal penalties. doctors would be subject to penalties and go to jail. think of a doct

on rapist, some of these guys just plain aren't fertile. where did you get that from?up. why are not rapists fertile? it would be great if it were not true but it's not true. this knocked me off my feet. quote, many rapists have a preference for rectal intercourse over vaginal. what! where the hell did you get that from! this guy is a lunatic! lunatic! and this is the guy that the republicans bow down--dr. willke, tell us what rapists do, and if its forcible rape, if it is, they don't get pregnant any way. tell us, dr. willke. this is the guy that they look up to. here is one of the leading republicans as they introduce him to all the republicans. >> great honor and great pleasure that i present to you the indepensible man jack willke. [applause] >> cenk: thethe indispensable lunatic, dr. willke, who the republicans rely on for information on abortion and rape. here is mitt romney, quote, i am proud to have the support of a man who has meant so much to the pro-life movement in our country. he knows how important it is to have someone in washington who actively promote

nitrate is also good for fertilizer. ford offered to build a dam, and his plan was to develop and use the electricity from the dam to produce nitrate for fertilizer for farms. he took edison down to alabama to view the site and on the way down in ford's private rail car, he assessing what ford's plan is, and the plan is to pay the government $5 million for the dam, which is not complete, have the government complete the dam for another $8 million, and have them finance it not with the typical bond extended financing where the government borrows the money and repays it over time, but to finance it by issuing cash, currency, and that extra currency, $8 million worth, would be retired through time as the electricity generated by the dam generated income which -- or generated the payments, which would then be used to retire the dollars that were created. this struck people as a follow-upny scheme, and -- funny scheme, and so when ford and edison got out of the rail car, invets gaited the -- investigated the site in alabama,

ammonium nitrate is also good for fertilizer.ford offers to build the dam in his famous for developing its electricity from ibm to produce ammonium nitrate for fertilizer for farms. and he took addison down to alabama to view this site and on the way down and forced private rail car, the privately, he discovered what his plan is. and the plan is to pay the government $5 million for the, which is a complete. had the government complete for another $8 million have been financed in with the typical extended financing, with the government would bar the money and repaid over time, but to finance it by issuing cash, currency. i'm not extra $8 million worth would be retired as the electricity generated by the dam generated income, or generated the payment, which would then be used to retire the dollars that were created. this is kind of people is a funny steam, so when ford and madison got out of the rail car and best of the site in alabama, of course there were reporters they are, and they asked at us and what he thought about the whol

fire crews said it got complicated when the soil and fertilizer went up in flames. "today in the bay's" marla is live with an update on this continuing investigation. marla, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you speak the truth. the fire captain explains to me that fertilizer is a natural accelerant, so it is so highly flammable. that was one of the concerns that caused these crews to let the flames burn out on their own before dousing it with water. right now a live look of what's left of the summer winds nursery at the corner of branam and almadine expressway. fire crews remain out here checking for hotspots. there was a flare-up a few minutes ago it to put out the flames. the call came in at 11:45 last night. it was a three-alarm fire. the captain was surprised by the sheer size of shear size of it when they pulled up. most of the building is gone this morning. the main concern was all the chemicals from the fertilizers primarily because the guadalupe river runs right behind this property. that is why a hazardous materials team was brought in. >> we had th

if you say that life begins at conception or you have a fertilized egg.xtra embryos become the crux of the issue. >> let's remind everyone. ryan and romney and this is ryan's new stance on abortion. they are against abortion except when it comes to rape and incest. given that, do we know if they would support this personhood legislation? >> it's a very good question. you pointed out that mitt romney's personal story with his grand children. if you look at personhood bill you can see the difficulty with ivf. we have talked to the people at personhood usa is it will force ivf to become more efficient. you're not creating a lot of extra. you're creating the exact number that you need and those get implanted. >> isn't it so expensive and these hopeful mothers want to increase their chances of getting pregnant. >> exactly. we talked to scientists that do this and what they say is we're not worried about that it's going to become illegal. we're worried about the personhood bills. we think the science will improve but this will likely be an issue because you wan