welcome back to the kaiser report by max kaiser time now to turn to dr michael hudson author of super imperialism and his latest book the bubble and beyond dr michael hudson welcome back to the kaiser report thank you very much sir at the time the book is the bubble and beyond are we now beyond. well the legacy of the bubble is usually debt deflation not when the bubble bursts prices for the real estate go down prices for other assets go down but the debts remain in place so now we're in the negative equity stage of the bubble where and if lation and people who have to use their money to pay back the banks and all the creditors who's money build up all of the real estate prices no they have to keep paying and there is no write down debt to reflect the actual ability to pay so you still have. millions and millions of american homeowners that can't afford to up there are losing their own as there are a lot of below market sales that are all being bought up by large. equity funds without any markets at all the edge funds have got into the business so we're in the class warfare stage of t

hudson with his third career home run.also added a double and picked up the 200th win of his career. the braves roll over the nats, 8-1. the nationals 13-14 on the season. afterwards, gio giving it up for hudson. >> just one of those games you just can't explain. when it's their game, it's their game. congratulations to hudson. 200 wins is a milestone. he pitched a great game. one of the things you tip your hat and you admire it. >> so the nationals have a losing record at 13-14. >>> college hoops. american university had 13 good years of basketball with jeff jones at the helm. now that he's gone, they have turned to one of his former assistants. au introduced mike brennan as their new head coach. brennan was most recently an assistant coach at georgetown. so the d.c. area has been home for a while. >> knowing the university, having taken tours, having taken recruits on tours and everything, i mean, i'm excited about all the changes i see. tlair lot of additions to campus that are attractive to me and will attract more stu

he'll meet with andre on the hudson.d the important papers and maps and provide all the information so the british can conquer america quickly, end the war, this is arnold's -- and a great power of britain. and peggy and he will gracefully exit with the british, it british on the hudson on the ship and go to new york and collect their 20 sthowrks -- ,000 pounds and be made a general in the british army. all will be well. things don't quite go that way. and you may know the story, and i want to leave time for questions here, let me just say that there are a series of coincidences and unlucky breaks and lucky breaks, in some cases in which, yes, andre and arnold meet, but it gets to be toward dawn on the shore of the hudson, and some other things happen. andre has no choice but to go with arnold. before he went, clinton said to him, there are three things you have to avoid. one, you will not get in to dice guise. number two, you will not go in to enemy territory. number three, you will not collect any incriminating papers.

fort's around it not in great shape, but it is strategic at a 90-degree angle on the hudson on that turn, and if the british capture that, they can separate the patriots of new england and the patriots in the south. and, of course, most or many of the munitions factories are in new england as well as the supply routes and many of the recruits as well. so it's important that it be protected. washington later calls, he later calls west point the key to the country. but anyway, arnold complains that he does not want to go in the field, and every time it's mentioned, he starts hobbling a little more. [laughter] we read about this a lot. so washington finally gives in and appoints him. now, arnold is delighted, and his plan with peggy is that she will live in a house with him for a month or two after she arrives. actually, it's just a few weeks. and then he will meet with andre secretly on the hudson, fill him in on all the important papers and maps and provide all the information so the british can conquer america quickly, end the war -- this is arnold's rationale, and there won't be an

"don't go to the hudson river. go to the upland and work by gravity." and that's what new york city did. they first went to the hudson highlands, but 150 years later, it went to the delaware highlands. and really diverted the water that normally went to philadelphia to new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's supply -- over 580 billion gallons of water. almost all of the system is fed by gravity, without the use of energy-consuming pumps. valves open to regulate the flow into the 85-mile-long delaware aqueduct -- the longest tunnel in the world. at hillview reservoir... the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep be

tim hudson. that's a shot. bryce harper has a bead on it. he jumps. he timed it well. looks like he left a little too high. hit off the heel of his glove, over the fence. that's a home run for the pitcher, tim hudson. helps the braves to an 8-1 victory over the nates. congratulation on career win number 200. and this brought to you by producer, john tower. >>> davie johnson was the manager for if the opposing team when hudson won his first game. >>> let's turn to hockey. the stanley cup playoffs under way last night. the l.a. kings battling it out against the blues. battling it out. this one goes to overtime. and oops. goalie misplayed the puck behind the net. that's alex steen. he sees an opportunity. backhands it into the goal. he takes the series lead, 1-0, with a 2-1 victory over the kings. blackhawks and the wild. between periods. this is why we're showing you hockey highlights. danica was there. danica patrick on the ice. nice shot there. that's the shoot the puck event. she makes the shot from center ice on her first try. she must have been -- must have been a g

. >> reporter: they now get their foie gras from hudson valley. we showed how they used isolation cams. the ducks couldn't move during the weeks of force-feeding. the workers now use a gentler method. the chef told our producers how he sells hudson valley foie gras by using code woords. >> he said we chose golden apple when it was the apple season. soon it will be cherry jubilee. >> reporter: john is the lawyer for the animal legal defense fund who is suing la toque. >> the way it worked was that he would not have received the foie gras had he not paid for this expensive meal. nonetheless, it was framed and described as a gift from the chef. >> reporter: the chef says this is his personal boston tea party, that he's working a loophole in the law as a way of protest. >> we serve it to customers that purchase nothing at all. that just stop by the bar to say hi. and encourage my efforts. >> reporter: the activists couldn't get the police to cite him for serving foie gras. we couldn't find a sincele incident of the law coming down on it. they say it c

a little bit excited about it. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> in baseball atlanta pitcher tim hudson was a dual threat as he hit a long drive for a home run and the braves beat the nationals 8-1 for hudson's 200th victory. in college baseball, a squirrel led players on a merry chase. the critter was scooped up by tyler baker from wichita state and safely carried off the field. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray never all. >>> just ahead, "iron man" robert downey jr. makes some kids very, very happy. >>> welcome back. we talked about the snow in the midwest but we'll have a few strong thunderstorms. not widespread not an outbreak, not many tornadoes. we could see large hail and damaging winds in a large area here pretty much every west of oklahoma city, dallas from austin back here towards central texas including abilene. large hail the biggest threat. temperatures today wild ride all the warm air pumps to the eastern half of the country, very nice for atlanta up through boston today but look at the midwest. we really have about

. >> reporter: they now get their foie gras from hudson valley. we showed how they used isolation cams. the ducks couldn't move during the weeks of force-feeding. the workers now use a gentler method. the chef told our producers how he sells hudson valley foie gras by using code woords. >> he said we chose golden apple when it was the apple season. soon it will be cherry jubilee. >> reporter: john is the lawyer for the animal legal defense fund who is suing la toque. >> the way it worked was that he would not have received the foie gras had he not paid for this expensive meal. nonetheless, it was framed and described as a gift from the chef. >> reporter: the chef says this is his personal boston tea party, that he's working a loophole in the law as a way of protest. >> we serve it to customers that purchase nothing at all. that just stop by the bar to say hi. and encourage my efforts. >> reporter: the activists couldn't get the police to cite him for serving foie gras. we couldn't find a sincele incident of the law coming down on it. they say it c

big night for hut -- hudson. the nats fall to the braves 8-1. gets the loss despite nine strikeouts. >> -- a lot of guys were full counts or we reached a lot of pitchers and hitters but i tip the hat to the other guy. they had a lot of good pitchers. it's just one game. >> the bucks show walter the orioles out west. matt beat sisters. nick markakis -- mat wheat sisters. chris gave -- davis also scores on the wheater double. orioles lead 4-0. >> it's time to rock the red. the caps get set for their playoff opener against the new york rangers. >>  good news for the caps as they expect wenger joel ward back after missing two weeks with a left knee contusion shin. the eastern conference rivals met tree times. the caps claim one victory. their last meeting march 24th was a 3-2 shootout victory. this is the fourth postseason clash with the rangers. mike rib berra wasn't part of the games but says the past has no bearing anyhow -- >> it's a new year new playoffs. new teams on both sides. new coach here and you have to look

. >>> in baseball atlanta pitcher tim hudson was a dual threat as he hit a long drive for a home run right there. and the braves beat the nationals 8-1 for hudson's 200th victory. >>> in college baseball, a squirrel led players on a merry chase during a game in kansas. there he goes. the runaway critter was scooped up by tyler baker into his batting helmet, and he carries it safely off the field. get out of here, kid. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> just ahead, "iron man" robert downey jr. makes some kid's day very, very special. >>> welcome back. sunshine galore over the next couple days. we're actually going to be looking at beautiful, warm weather in the northwest. a little hotter than you probably like in phoenix. today vegas is very nice, 84 and sunny. san francisco, 73 and sunny. for the most part, we have an offshore wind. so it's going to be pretty nice even through coastal areas. l.a. at 86 and sunny. portland at 77 tomorrow. boise's at 71. so the midwest is pain is your gain in the west because all

. >> reporter: they now get their foie gras from hudson valley.showed how they used isolation cams. the ducks couldn't move during the weeks of force-feeding. the workers now use a gentler method. the chef told our producers how he sells hudson valley foie gras by using code woords. >> he said we chose golden apple when it was the apple season. soon it will be cherry jubilee. >> reporter: john is the lawyer for the animal legal defense fund who is suing la toque. waye would not have received the foie gras had he not paid for this expensive meal. nonetheless, it was framed and described as a gift from the chef. >> reporter: the chef says this is his personal boston tea party, that he's working a loophole in the law as a way of protest. >> we serve it to customers that purchase nothing at all. that just stop by the bar to say hi. and encourage my efforts. >> reporter: the activists couldn't get the police to cite him for serving foie gras. we couldn't find a sincele incident of the law coming down on it. they say it costs too much to send investigat

>> ashley, here in hudson county, weehauken is in hudson county, median condo price gone up 17.6%.ut of manhattan, come here for cheaper prices. how do you get into the city? ferry is behind me. $9 a one-way ticket into the city. a lot of people are doing that. especially with the condo there calling this part of weehauken and part of the jersey shore on the hudson the new gold coast. you see that behind me? that is one. several condominium developments popping up since 2005. there was a slowdown during the recession. the cranes are busy as are construction workers. that unit has 74 individual units, prices $1.5 million. still a bargainncoming from manhattan to get a three or four bedroom place. how do you finance this? we talked to steven grossman. he said there is a lot of things to consider when getting a mortgage loan. >> there is a little bit more restrictions. not only do we look at the individual's income, not only do we look at their assets and their credit, we also look at the condominium themselves. this would be a newer project. if you're comparing it to a mature project

. >> bret: taisha hudson says she learnd that when she got pregnant at 17 back in the 1990s. she didn't immediately decide to get an abortion but when her mother found out she convinced her. >> that was the answer was to terminate the pregnancy. >> bret: she took more time to research her options. she said most clinics told her that an abortion at her stage would be too painful to endure without anesthesia. >> if you are past that 12 weeks you could not get an abortion without the anesthesia and with the anesthesia it cost more money. so the clinic where dr. gosnell was at said you did not have to worry about that. you can be over a certain amount of weeks and still get the abortion done. >> bret: then hudson had to come up with gosnell's $350 fee. by the time she got it she worried she was so far along that even gosnell's clinic would make her buy anesthesia. it didn't. >> they did the sonogram and he was like you about are a little over 12 weeks. i was like that was like almost 18 weeks. and they prepped me, no counseling or anything. >> bret: as soon as the per are began,

congressman richard hudson who represents north carolina is joining us from washington. see you, as well. you both sit on the homeland security committee. i want you to listen first, however, to what senator dick durbin had to say on cnn earlier today. he believes one answer to preventing attacks is in the pending immigration legislation. >> it's hard to believe 12 years after /11 we are having this conversation. there is not enough coordination between these different agencies so we know someone should not have been readmitted to the united states. our bill addresses that directly. we have 11, up to 11 million people coming forward to register. we know who they are. that is going to make us more secure. i mentioned the border security. we are also dealing with this whole exit/entry visa issue and having verification in the work place. at the end of the day, immigration reform starts to do things that should have been done long ago and makes it an absolute priority of this government. >> congressman hudson, is he right? does immigration play a role in preventing another

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. >> just everyone knows the story of the miracle on the hudson. how a flock of birds sucked into the engines of a usairways flight, forced sully sullenberger to ditch the plane in the hudson river. >> few people probably know about a program allowing programs to shoot birds like these out of the sky. to keep the birds from interfering from aircraft. it's a last resort measure, a privilege that's being granted to a growing number of california airports. when it comes to bird strikes, sacramento international airport has one of the highest counts in the nation. >> we have a lot of birds here, and the majority of them we do scare away. >> wildlife biologist julie carr says shooting is always the last option here. >> we try to make this area as unpleasant as possible, using horns, pyrotechnics, basically just to scare them away. when we do have to, it is a last resort. >> reporter: carr is one of four wildlife biologists here in san francisco trying to scare off the birds. >> you need to determine is it an imminent threat. you're aware of where aircra

hudson court. that afternoon, officers say a neighbor noticed a suspicious man in the area and called police. that man is now behind bars at the martinez jail. authorities have not released the names of the victim or the suspect. >>> at this hour, operations are getting back under way at the port of oakland after that accident yesterday that killed a veteran long shoreman. 78-year-old manuel stemson died when a truck he was in was apparently knocked into the estuary near berth 30. his coworkers said stemson worked at the port almost 50 years and was like a father to many. union members will hold a memorial tomorrow morning to share their memories. >>> a san jose man is under arrest in a road rage attack with a screwdriver. fremont police say 30-year-old bryant salazar apparently got angry at another driver and tailgated him along warm springs boulevard tuesday night. salazar then allegedly blocked the driver in at a gas station, then attacked him through an open window with that screwdriver. the vi

listen to this -- jennifer hudson may be a judge. isn't that kind of cool.ntestant turned superstar, jennifer hudson reportedly signed on to be a judge for the show. this according to e! news. listen to this, they also, apparently according to e! news may be reaching out to kelly clarkson, or adam lambert or clay aiken. that would be kind of cool to have some of these guys who really made good on the show and are superstars in their own right. >> she really is a superstar. though she didn't win. >> came in seventh. thou sheaf didn't w didn't win. >> came in seventh. i should definitely do laundry more often yeah by the time i do there's all these mystery stains. i mean is it coffee? could be gravy. yeah. so now i use tide boost with my tide. it's double powerful for when things get double iffy. [ female announcer ] together, tide and tide boost double your power against stains that's my tide. but first you've got to get him to say, "hello." new crest 3d white arctic fresh toothpaste. use it with these 3d white products, and whiten your teeth in just 2 days.

but in this part of hudson county, prices have gone up. into a condo dividend of 40 minutes we will speak to a real-estate expert a mortgage broker who will tell you getting a mortgage on a condo as a loaded more difficult than getting a mortgage on a single-family home. back to you. cheryl: all right. a nice, sunny day out in new jersey. thank you very much. the difference here, do you want to buy a condo? you want to buy a home? jacob, is there a difference between the purchase of the two? would you ever tell, i don't know, your daughter which way to go? >> there is a real difference, and if you want to look at it as an investment -- and go back and say, maybe i think that things that eat and live in my not be an investment, but if you're thinking about it as an investment, condos fall less as a percentage and houses from the top of the market to the trough in 2009 and have recovered faster from the trough of the market in 2009 to today by between six and 10% and major cities. and so i think that you my surprise most americans, but buyin

we showed how hudson valley used cages. the ducks couldn't move during the weeks of of force feeding. those cages are gone, and workers there use a gentler process with a gravity device instead of california farms old pump. the chef told our producers he sells by using code words. >> chef says we call it something different. golden apple now, it's am brosha. soon, it will be cherry jubilee. >> god for bid i want cherry jubilee. >> john is a lawyer for animal legal defense fend fund suing a chef forgiving it away. the lawsuit says the activists sent in an investigator receiving it on three different oceans. >> the way it worked is that he would not have received it had he owed knot paid for the expensive meal. it was framed as a gift. from the chef. >> chef frank says this his personal boston tea party. that he is working a loophole in the law. >> we service a customer that purchased our most expensive menu. we serve it to customers purchasing nothing. that just stop by the to say hi. and encourage my efforts. >> in fact, we

we showed how hudson valley used cages. the ducks couldn't move during the weeks of of force feeding. those cages are gone, and workers there use a gentler process with a gravity device instead of california farms old pump. the chef told our producers he sells by using code words. >> chef says we call it something different. golden apple now, it's am brosha. soon, it will be cherry jubilee. >> god for bid i want cherry jubilee. >> john is a lawyer for animal legal defense fend fund suing a chef forgiving it away. the lawsuit says the activists sent in an investigator receiving it on three different oceans. >> the way it worked is that he would not have received it had he owed knot paid for the expensive meal. it was framed as a gift. from the chef. >> chef frank says this his personal boston tea party. that he is working a loophole in the law. >> we service a customer that purchased our most expensive menu. we serve it to customers purchasing nothing. that just stop by the to say hi. and encourage my efforts. >> in fact, we

one of the activists who shot video inside the hudson valley foie gras last year has been arrested and charged with burglary for rescuing two ducks. >> ama: it's time to get one last check on the weather tonight. >> leigh: live doppler 7hd showing you some of the clouds that are getting very close to the bay area. we have some low clouds and fog near the coast, and we're more than likely wake up to some of that tomorrow morning. travel-wise, mother's day, 69. atlanta, sunshine, a little damp. new york city, 67. check out phoenix, 99. the heat will be on in southern california with los angeles tomorrow, sunshine, 86. 104 in palm springs, fresno, 101. 94 in sacramento, and lake tahoe tomorrow, delightful, a mixture of sun and clouds. here's the seven day forecast. we'll cool off monday, tuesday, wednesday, by thunder, -- tuesday, temperatures in the 70s and then warm up next weekend. >> ama: -- >> mike: raiders get to a surprise announcement from their ceo, and their top dra ñ@Ñ@ñ Ñ,t >> mike: surprising news out of the raiders camp as longtime ceo jamie traction jamie -- trask. she is t

one of the activists who shot video inside the hudson valley foie gras last year has been arrested andharged with burglary for rescuing two ducks. >> ama: it's time to get one last check on the weather tonight. >> leigh: live doppler 7hd showing you some of the clouds that are getting very close to the bay area. we have some low clouds and fog near the coast, and we're more than likely wake up to some of that tomorrow morning. travel-wise, mother's day, 69. atlanta, sunshine, a little damp. new york city, 67. check out phoenix, 99. the heat will be on in southern california with los angeles tomorrow, sunshine, 86. 104 in palm springs, fresno, 101. 94 in sacramento, and lake tahoe tomorrow, delightful, a mixture of sun and clouds. here's the seven day forecast. we'll cool off monday, tuesday, wednesday, by thunder, -- tuesday, temperatures in the 70s and then warm up next weekend. >> ama: -- >> mike: raiders get to a surprise announcement from their ceo, and their top dra >> mike: surprising news out of the raiders camp as longtime ceo jamie traction jamie -- trask. she is the only fema

fowler: airstrip by the hudson, hangar four. peter. [ grunts ] peter: the jet exploded.ffrey is a felon.

>> guest: hudson, massachusetts c-span: how long do they stay there? >> guest: for the next seven and a half years they--they lived together. c-span: living as husband and wife? >> guest: living as husband and wife. alyce wore a redding--wedding ring, posed as her husband, o--as his--as his wife. if someone asked about her past, she would just say her husband was lost and she'd try and avoid the conversation. c-span: he comes home in '73. >> guest: right. c-span: we jump again to '91. how did jim jr. commit murder? and where is he today, by the way? >> guest: he has been paroled. he was convicted of second-degree murder. been paroled and moved on promising with--promisingly with his life. what happened to jim was this--jim jr: when his father came home, he was called in--jim was a playful youngster and he--when he came home from school, he would play outside. he barely checked in. this one particular afternoon, his mother calls him in. the family is sitting around the table. he says to young j--she says to young jim, 'harold is not your father. this ma

a plane falls out of the sky into the hudson river. >> he's coming down at the boughter at an angle and tip went into the water and flipped on its side. >> but this story not over. the search is on for the pilot. stay tuned. >> it is one of the most popular shows on tv according to one school education is not the best form of flat re. why redneck day got students in big trouble. both maxwell and ted have hail damage to their cars. ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tuesday. ted, is still waiting. yes! maxwell is out and about... with ted's now ex-girlfriend. wheeeee! whoo! later ted! online claims appointments. just a click away on geico.com. >> good morning. welcome to "fox and friend first. i am heather cheryleds. >> i am heather nauert. >> brand new details about the boston marathon bombing. we are learning it was considered a target of opportunity for those bombers. >> the tsarnaev bombers were

in the meantime, hudson still earns his $95,000 a year salary. school and the city declined to comment further given that both cases are still pending. >> we should always believe our kids. because you know what? the truth came out in the light. >>> coming up, another case of bullying. but this time it's the kids who cross the line. >> you're old. >> you're ugly. >> when "caught on camera: out of bounds" continues. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> "caught on camera" vicious behavior on a school bus brings a bus monitor to her breaking point. >> are you sweating? are you sweating?

matt hudson pitcher dual written all over it until the chase and oh, baby.onight at the park. only couple week old. scary moments as brian hits one rate back up off cain. made the throw to first for the out but he was in obvious pain stayed in the game. giants torch the former a hudson 6 runs in the fourth. single. giants up 4 zip. still in the fourth. bases loaded for marco. brandon score. crawford 6 nothing giants that was all. in the sixth. you can't say this without saying gone. 2 run blast off david carpenter. this game just went final. giants win 8-two a's and mariner if seattle. the slide didn't start very well. smoke. smoke this ball. double to right. kyle scores 2 zip mariner don't call me mark. that's gone. 3 run blast to right. working in a lot of attempt at humor in the program. not many working. 6th inning. a's down 6 nothin nothing. the double. oakland down 6-2 but the a's this one also fichbility they lose. tiger woods hasn't won since 2001. looking good after round 2. in the final pairing tomorrow for the third round. check out parky. all fir

last night. >> she holds her own with jennifer hudson there. >> what put her over the top and made her winner? >> it is a close race between her and cree harrison from texas. >> you can see what you want about this season at the end of the day it produced two really good vocalists. >> fox just had what it called up front and that's what we are talking about it's new programs in the fox fall season. >> the big news is? >> "24" is returning. >> jack is back, and apparently yours truly had a big, big starring role in the original series. >> i had a little cameo a couple years back in the season final shot in new york city. that's me. there was some other ones as well. my mom thought it was kind of fun. >> call emmy quick. >> tell us about the new season. what is this going to look like? >> it is clear in the summer of 14 it will be 12 episodes. my gut will tell me it will be a little bigger than the first one. >> a bigger hit? >> originally "24" it was before the age of dvr and on demand. if you missed the first couple episodes you were kind of lost. >> you were lost and had to buy it on

next speaker, please >> i'm john hudson i've lived on the block of jerseys street for 20 years. we had our annual block party i don't want to speak officially for the folks but the topic of the noah valley park square came up repeatedly. i want to say that the 70 folks who are there no one was more enthusiastic about this. so if you can look on me as representing the 50 or 60 folks who couldn't make it here today because they're working a. >> thank you for feeding me at that block party it was very good. >> good afternoon. i'm alfred i'm one of the vendor at the market. i've been doing that since 1985. and noah valley farmers market is one of those markets that has endured the test of time. about 3 weeks ago a had a 15-year-old students from the arts department requesting a job for the summer because he needed money to pay for his art supplies. there was no job listings or job opportunities anywhere he just came up and asked me it i need help. and i said where did you get the idea to work for farmer's market. he said i came here and it looks busy. so i said come next saturday at

the founder, hudson taylor joins us on our news line this morning. good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> indeed. first of all, a little bit about you. you were on the wrestling team at the university of maryland at college park. right? >> absolutely. go turps. >> a friend of mine said if you were a good wrestler you would have wrestled for the university of iowa. >> i never lost to an iowa guy so i don't know about that. >> why is this decision by jason collins and this announcement so important or is it a big deal? >> yeah. it's a moment we are going to remember for a long time. we have never had an active professional athlete in any of the big four sports come out. so, you know, it being a first, that, in and of itself makes it a big deal. but i think it's also important for, you know, the millions of kids in this country who look up to professional athletes, maybe even aspire to be like them. up until now we haven't had an openly gay role model for these kids. now, there is a young gay kid in this country who knows they can compete

. >> bret: then hudson haded to come up with gosnell's $350 fee. by the time she got it she worried she was so far along that even gosnell's clinic would make her buy anesthesia. it didn't. >> they did the thesonogram and he was like you are a little over 12 weeks and i kind of was like a little over in my head like that was like almost 18 weeks and they prepped me, no counseling or anything. >> as soon as the procedure began, hudson knew the clinic had done her no favors. >> i literally felt like a part of my insides like ripped. i remember just asking him like do i supposed to be in this much pain. i felt like something was like ripping like literally leak ripping inside of me. >> that is almost like torture. >> bret: dr. nanny alvarez is a respected og-gyn. >> people were given the option of paying for how much pain free status they wanted to be in. imagine taking your appendix without anesthesia or telling somebody we will take your appendix but how much anesthesia are you willing to pay for. >> bret: and there was other cause for alarm. in the

. >> bret: then hudson haded to come up with gosnell's $350 fee. by the time she got it she worried she was so far along that even gosnell's clinic would make her buy anesthesia. it didn't. >> they did the thesonogram and he was like you are a little over 12 weeks and i kind of was like a little over in my head like that was like almost 18 weeks and they prepped me, no counseling or anything. >> as soon as the procedure began, hudson knew the clinic had done her no favors. >> i literally felt like a part of my insides like ripped. i remember just asking him like do i supposed to be in this much pain. i felt like something was like ripping like literally leak ripping inside of me. >> that is almost like torture. >> bret: dr. nanny alvarez is a respected og-gyn. >> people were given the option of paying for how much pain free status they wanted to be in. imagine taking your appendix without anesthesia or telling somebody we will take your appendix but how much anesthesia are you willing to pay for. >> bret: and there was other cause for alarm. in the