for four years, george tiller's murderer got what he wanted by murdering george tiller.the reopening of that clinic in wichita, he stops getting what he wanted by murdering george tiller. that's what's going on in kansas. here is what's going on in alabama. alabama state senate joined the statehouse by passing purposely impossible to achieve standards for abortion clinics in alabama. they call these trap laws. they're laws that put new regulations on clinics specifically for the purpose of shutting them down. the trap law in alabama passed through the statehouse earlier this year, state senate passed it yesterday, which is why these people, hundreds, were at the state capital protesting against that anti-abortion bill. this is alabama. now the bill is going to the republican governor who has said he will sign it. we watched this same tactic at work in mississippi this year. the effort to close down the last single remaining abortion clinic in the state of mississippi through the same, same type of legislation. these bills all look the same. it is impossible to meet regul

george tiller was shot dead inside his church during sunday services. because of that, dr. tiller's clinic, the only one in that part of the state closed. in the four years since the woman who used to work there raised money to buy the old building. julie burke heart bought it from his widow last year so she could open up a clinic on the same site with the same range of medical services including abortions. since the news got out, she tells the local press she has been stalked, a flyer with her name and address has been distributed in the neighborhood she lives. she had protesters outside her home. not long a pastor put a sign in her yard that read, where is your church? we all remember what happened in that other church to dr. tiller. the memory of violence and the threat of more violence have not faded in wichita. is there a trial under way right now for death threats for the doctor that tried before julie burkhardt to start the practice. and a phone number found on a post-it note on a gunman's dashboard pulled over after killing george tiller. the activist posted the name

george tiller's clinic stood.ng us via skype from wichita, kansas is burkhart, executive director of "trust women" and the newly opened south wind women's center, which will offer is comprehensive women's health services including abortions for up to fourteen weeks. thank you for joining us? >> thank you for having me on. >> michael: julie clinics must have locker rooms for their patients 324 square feet of janitorial storage, and 150 square feet so that's like half of janitor clinic. are you worried about that? and that they will impose more restrictions to drive you out of business. >> the first part of that question is no. that law has been adjoined since 2001, and we do not have a court date for that law at this time. and yes, the legislation with our governor brownback in the governor's mansion, i am positive they will try to pass more rules, laws to drive us out of business. >> michael: you have been getting a lot of pushback from people like troy newman. he said quote . . . what have they been doing? >> wel

george tiller that same year who was serving as the director was shot in both arms by an anti-protester. dr. tiller, unfortunately would survive that shooting but then would be shot and killed 16 years later by another anti-activity. that same year that all of that was happening. this board of sburps has the access to healthcare facilities ordinance in an attempt to insure that the men, women and families that walked through the doors of the productive health facilities are saved from threats, violence, intimidation and harassment and it has been more than 20 years and much has happened, unfortunately in some respects not much has changed. last year we saw the bombing of two representative healthcare facilitis in a third that was burned to the ground over night. must has been said about the war on women, but we believe those of us who have been seeing these events unfold that the war on women is alive and well and we are seeing it here in san francisco. over the past year, we have been working with planned parenthood who approached my office and started telling us about the harassment t

. >>> back in 2009, the entire cou country was shocked when the kansas abortion doctor, george tillered down while standing in the entryway of his church. his killer, scott roder, is an extreme abortion protester and now is in prison for life. now he's speaking out behind bars with rhetoric. david leach has posted the tape of a phone call he purportedly had with roter, in which they discussed the reopening of the dr. tiller's clinic. >> if someone would shoot the new abortionist like scott shot tiller, hardly anyone will appreciate it but the babies. >> that's a very true statement. >> it would be a blessing to the babies. everyone else would panic. >> that's great, david. that's great. >> shoot the new abortionist? this kind of talk is disturbing but it gets worse. later on the call, leach asks the many he says is roder what he thought of the people who reopened the clinic. >> it is a little bit death-defying. you know, for someone to walk back in there, to walk in there and reopen a clinic, a murder mill where a man was stopped, you know, it's almost like putting a target on your ba

because this is happening as the first abortion clinic to operate in wichita since the murder of george tiller up this week in the same building. the clinic's operators say they're going to offer exams and other services for women as well. is this just an indicator that no matter how many state legislatures try to keep chipping away at roe v. wade both sides are continuing to fight on? >> absolutely. what we're seeing, thomas, is a disturbing pattern where women in america are living in vastly different realities, some places where they have the full range of reproductive choices that allow the independence and autonomy that we define as uniquely american and others where they're told you're a second class citizen and you're not allowed to make the choices that men would make between them and their doctors. but what you allude to, which is really important, is that women are on the march. on the anniversary of roe v. wade in february, a wall street courage poll showed that 70% of americans actually support roe. women made the difference in the last election and with 36 governors up in 2014, th

george tiller that same year who was serving as the director was shot in both arms