the iud, for example, which you have to -- cost like $1,000 if you pay for it yourself, because a lot of insurance companies don't cover it. >> right. >> so now they can get it and it's really great. and in places where young women have been given in pilot projects the iud -- >> right. >> -- the rate of unplanned pregnancy goes -- just plummets. >> right. >> -- so this is great. and hobby lobby stands in the way of all of this because mr. green decides that the iud and emergency contraception are methods of abortion, and the supreme court in its wisdom decided that the fact that he's wrong doesn't matter, because it's religion. >> and so people get to -- people get to make the decision independent of the law. >> so one man -- >> right. >> so one man gets to decide what thousands of workers get to have. >> but the larger question, though, is that you have red states and blue states. >> yes. >> these are the clorox theory of politics, right, red are reds and blue are blues these days, you know. >> uh-huh. >> but you have states where the affordable care act has not been embraced widely.

types of long-term birth control include iud's and contraceptive implants that are 20% more effective in preventing pregnancies than the pill. cvs is expanding its sale of a drug that reverses opioid overdoses, including prescription pain medicines that are addictive. the drug to combat overdoses is becoming available and a dozen states, including california, new jersey, and pennsylvania, but not maryland or virginia. cvs says 44,000 accidental overdoses happen in the u.s. every year. still ahead -- they made history once. now these female veterans are doing it again. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. once proof that standards were not changed for the first female graduates of the army ranger school, requesting paperwork documenting the soldiers' performance. the pentagon said the women were held to the same standards as men. the secretary of the army said

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those killing with a gun or a car or an iud is something some fear they can do. >>> meantime, there are new concerns the push cart vendors who sell hot dogs and other items around world trade center site could pose a threat. michael george has that story. >> reporter: it's part of the sound track of lower manhattan. but security fears could force hot dog veen ndors out of their usually spots near the 9/11 memorial. >> how bad would it be for business >> it's going to be more than half the business down. >> reporter: there's already a no-vendor zone surrounding the world trade center site. the nypd wants to expand that zone an extra two blocks. alex worries when he moves away, so does his regular customers. >> all the workers here know us. they get the lunch. they get everything. it's good to stay in one place. >> reporter: the concern is over these carts, which some lawmakers say could be used to hide an explosive. a new police vehicle checkpoint is being build. customers we spoke with said the vendors have never caused problems before. >> they're not harassing anybody. >> reporter: all

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hobby lobby's employees are deprived of certain level offense contracepti contraception, including the iud. so there had been cases previously in which people raised religious exceptions to paying taxes and the minimum wage. those claims had always been rejected. be it individuals or companies. companies have never been allowed to use the religious beliefs of their owners to harm third parties, including their employees. that consensus has broken down in a deeply fractured hobby lobby decision. for the balance in our country between the rights of religious worship on the one hand and a system of secular laws that protects everyone on the other. >> i want to get back to this notion of weaponized. there's an argument that could be made on both sides about weaponization, but i do want to ask you, kristina, the case that said that rfra did not apply to the states was a 1997 case. it's been 17, 18 years since the decision of that case, and we are only now starting to see a big focus on state level rfras or mini rfras. there's a disturbing correlation between that and the passage, for example, i

they say iud's or implants can be 20 times more effective than preventing pregnancies and that oral patchesphillies have taken interim off manager pete mackanin's title signing him through at least next season. mcmackanin may decide to put cody asche in the lineup every day if he hits like this. he smacked two home runs in miami last night. the phillies beat the marlins six to two. >>> eagles injured line backers kiko alonzo chatted. no word if either will play in north jersey on sunday. kendricks injured a hamstring, alonzo hurt his knee if 6:23 now. team coverage of the pope's historic visit to the u.s. continues. >> eva pilgrim a live along the park way where the action gets more intense by the day. eva. >> reporter: yeah, matt, they are doing the final preparations here along the parkway as pope francis arrives in philadelphia on saturday. >> ♪ >> a dog that was left for dead in a camden garbage dump is now helping to change lives. sweet pea is among the dogs involved in the new leash on life u.s.a. program at the philadelphia prison system in northeast philadelphia. she and the other d

never underestimate what iran can do in the region to advance its own interest. 1983, 1986.in the iudsaq. those killed dozens of american soldiers. 196, to be exact. that lasted for eight years. at the very end of it, the other side of it, the iraqis, heavily financed, and arms to the teeth by the west, that site was the one that was on life support until the very end of its life. the iranian nation support -- survived very well. ,ezbollah, the very successful the most lethal, and the most disciplined, that is because of iran. jihad is not as effective, but the most important security threat to israelis at this day and time. let me say it bluntly. lebanon will not have a president unless iran says so. hezbollah has no meaningful future without the decision of iran. serious future is a function of iranian design. national security is a function, among others, of iranian design. gulf security overall, is a function of iranian design. iran has succeeded in entangling its main adversary in a very vicious fight in yemen. influencehe dominant in iraq. isis is the only force that can threaten

. >> an iud explosion from a backback. >> large screens at many police headquarters. >> this event is going to be the largest security challenge that the department and the city have ever faced. >> reporter: the papal visit co inside with the 70th anniversary of the united nations, which will bring 170 of the world's leaders to the city at the same time. >> we can say safely we've literally never seen anything like this before and we welcome it, we embrace it, we look forward to it. >> reporter: this latest arrest illustrates how isis social media is reaching younger people, even inspiring him to attack the pope when he's in the u.s. >> the vatican says they no of no credible let's to the pope so far and they say this young man's plot was mostly aspirational. the president is expected to meet the pope when he touches down in the u.s. for the first time. >> thank you very much. >> moving on to the presidential race and two campaigns that appear to be going in two very different directions, while republican donald trump packed the house at a massive house in dallas, hillary clinton is t

had an iud that failed and i got pregnant in the 1970's .t was a torturous decision, but we did get an abortion. i now regret that, i do. still, i would never deny another woman the right to make up her mind. peopletrouble with these that are so closed minded that they cannot -- they do not even care what the other person has to go through. moret think that we need tolerance and forgiveness of other people, instead of all of the hate. that is what i think. host: texas, jeffrey is next. a republican. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call this day. i watched the whole debate with talking to the republicans and democrats. it reminded me of the seminar where democrats praised her and no one could get her to answer a question. she dropped the ball and just recited that she was getting permission at an earlier date. it was horrible. they did mention that they have 1300 facilities that have radiological facilities for women. defunding planned parenthood would increase spending for women's health by $20 million. i was trying to figure o

you were injured in an iud attack, a purple heart recipi t recipient.patriotism, raise awareness for the military and gives assistance if needed. >> and that assistance is so important. you just participated in the triumph games which is this incredible athletic endurance event. >> yes. it will be on tv october 17. and it was myself and 11 other para athletes. and we were able to racecars basically to help show that veterans that have injuries similar to myself are not out of the game and still competing and doing really well. >> and that's part of the thing, some guys, you are clearly an incredible athlete, some people come back and they might need extra help. >> yeah, you can go online at boot campaign.org. you can see other veterans doing well and that's great to veterans that need a little bit of assistance and they see guys like myself or joey that are able to cope with their injuries and continuing to succeed and that gives other guys a little boost. >> one thing we haven't talked about, so the goal today, 75,000 pushups. but if you are at home th