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she and her partner l.j. are in the early stages of the process. a proposed rule by the department of health and human services would allow foster care and adoption agencies to reject lgbtq families on religious grounds. the move would also apply to other programs receiving federal grants, including those that help with hiv prevention or homelessness. >> what this rule does it eliminates the number of willing and loving and safe families for children who are in need of homes, and that to me is very troubling. >> reporter: proponents of the new rule dispute that claim. travis weber is with the family research council, a christian advocacy group. >> this really just allows a bigger pool of organizations and parents who could pick from an organization that aligns with their own beliefs and philosophy on the family and on where a child should be placed. >> reporter: in a statement, the family equality council, an advocacy group for lgbtq families, said the rule will further limit the pool of loving homes available to america's 440,000 children living i

. >> he goes by the name of l.j.?ight partying. he said lance had borrowed someone's small suv to buy drugs and never came back. >> i spent $480 for four hours running in a cab looking for l.j. everything. >> and were you able to find him? >> didn't find a trace of him. >> it wasn't until a day later, sunday, that lance called him begging to meet at a gas station. brian said he immediately noticed lance's hands. you noticed his hand was hurt at that point in time? >> yes. >> do you recall -- if you don't, it's okay. >> i thought it was the left, i know he hits with his right. so i just -- >> you can't recall. >> i can't recall. that would be the better statement. >> but you did remember that he had an injury to one of his hands? >> yes. >> brian said he was unprepared for what lance was about to tell him. he tells me that he murdered somebody. and is pretty much going to prison. and there is nothing that can be done about it. saying i said what do you mean you murdered somebody and your life is over and you're going t

first of all, we are getting great crowds and iowa starting line did a decibel reading at the l.j.nd he had the second loudest crowd of all of the people to speak. so we are connecting with the voters and they are responding, because they want somebody who has a record of the progressive accomplishment, and the person in the race who has gotten it done, and he has made change, and you referenced medicare for all, and, you know, senator warren, she has spent many months not answering the question about whether or not she would raise taxes on the middle-class. >> and she recently answered it. >> not in a straight forward way -- >> she released a detailed plan. >> and the bill from the left to the right, and it shows that the employer tax that she is putting forward $9 trillion in new employer taxes that are going to be passed along the employees. she has a tax on the financial transactions that is going to impact the investments that middle-class families care about. >> and what about the financial transactions -- at one point -- >> my point is that she has not been forth coming abou

she and her partner l.j. are in the early stages of the process.posed rule y the department of health and human services would allow foster care and adoption agencies to reject lgbtq families on religious grounds. the move would also apply to other programs receiving federal grants, including those that help with hiv prevention or homelessness. >> what this rule does is it eliminates the number of willing and loving and safe families for children who are in need of homes. that to me is very troubling. >> reporter: proponents of the new rule dispute that claim. travis weber is with the family research council, a christian advocacy group. >> this really just allows a bigger pool of organizations and parents who could pick from an organization that aligns with their own belief and philosophy on the family and where the child should be placed. >> reporter: in a statement, the family equality council, an advocacy group for lgbtq families, said the rule will further limit the pool of loving homes available to america's 440,000 children living in foster c