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mr. parker i have seen twice but he made a comment that was really really powerful to me and i would lovefor you to expand on it. he talked about apportioning being linked maternal mortality so if you wouldn't mind i would love to hear your comment. >> sure, so is someone trained in helping for years that delivered babies to women who -- and i also did research looking at the occurrence of death in the context of pregnancy. everyone would acknowledge the loss of the life of a woman during pregnancy represents a loss of a mother's children, the loss of a partner. in the way that we always look at productivity we look at the loss of someone's contribution to their general well-being. the reality is i know cause and effect is difficult to prove. >> thankfully maternal mortality is a rare outcome. it occurs to me while cause and effect are hard to prove i can't help but wonder with the loss of access to abortion services is the number one criteria for maternal death is being pregnant. so it's stating the obvious. i began to think about what is it mean to force women to continue pregnancies th

mr. parker voted three times in 2012 in the presidential election paid once in person in tennessee, convictednorth carolina and florida. that is not supposed to happen. we went up to detroit and new york a number years ago, and this is how they still elections up there. watch this. >> i did not like that. >> you did not cast about. >> i did not. >> to have your vote. >> de thought any of those? >> your vote was a fraud. >> it was. >> eric: chris, it does happen. >> that is the point. you have to have cooperations between states. unless you have cooperation to determine what happens between states so they can communicate back and forth, that has to be corny by the federal government. it's between one's letter couple aspects. don't turn over anything you're not allowed to turnover. the second, it is a moral issue, any illegal vote cast discounts the vote of illegal vote, and as a problem. >> eric: we are up against the time. we will continue the investigation, and see if anything they find. thank you both for joining us. happy fourth. >> heather: july 4th has deep meeting, not for a nation, but

mr. parker voted three times. in 2012. he was convicted in voting in tennessee in person.llot in florida and also in north carolina. another guy did it 13 times, drove from wisconsin in indiana to vote in person. that was another case. a number of years ago in troy new york where the politicians were accused of taking absentee ballots and filling them out themselves to steal elections. that's how they could do it, folks, apparently. here's what some voters told me. >> you didn't write that. >> i did not. >> you didn't cast a ballot. >> i did not. >> did you vote? >> no. >> but they have your vote at the board of elections? >> they do. >> she and other voters told us their ballots were faked and someone else voted in their names. >> did you fill out an absentee ballot application? >> no. >> so your vote was a fraud? >> it was. >> so it does happen. but bottom line, how widespread is it? >> not very. there's just no evidence that it's changed the outcome of any election. obviously the ballot box is incredibly important. voter fraud is a crime. it should be prosecuted. if any

donald parker: building now is us filtering in the community, saying 'hi' to mrs. jones. and saying 'hey, we're here, we're touchable, we're reachable.' let them know noto be afraid of us. soledad: the composition of the force has also changed. in 1967 it was just 5% african american. today it is about 65% african american, including the chief, james craig. james craig: well, what happened 50 years ago, i can't say would never happen in detroit, because there's still issues. while we have an above average relationship with the community, there's the issue of opportunities and while the city has made a major turnaround, there's still this belief that while the turnaround is happening in certain parts of the city, it's not in soledad: a sign of the work remaining to be done, the poverty rate for african americans was 40% in 2014--twice what it was in 1970. the city struggles with segregation, inadequate housing, school test scores and and graduation rates are the lowest in the nation. more than a million people have left the city of detroit since 1959. loretta: we don't hav

mr. google. >> paula will keep talking. >> kait parker, what say you? >> there were rails. we've gone off those rails, so we're going to talk weather now. >> i'm going to say sandwich, okay, but here's the thing about the weather. we had 150 reports of severe weather yesterday, and here's the deal. it doesn't take something like a tornado to create damage like this. this is a microburst. you can see the hail coming down, the winds are intense. terrifying moments for a lot of folks, and those terrifying moments, they continued overnight and on into this morning, especially in iowa where we've seen some flooding. now, that was in illinois where we did have a lot of those oreos yesterday. iowa is where the flash flooding is going on. we've seen turkey river rise 16 feet in the last few hours. severe weather today going to be across the ohio valley on into the mid-atlantic. look for large hail, damaging winds, flash flooding again because we're kind of riding along this system west to east keeping those showers in the same areas. that goes right on into sunday. you'll notice a

mr. mercedes." we're glad you've joined us. a conversation with mlp, mary-louise parker, in just a moment. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> please welcome mary-louise parker to this program. we were chatting already. for the past two years you've been playing georgie in the broadway play "heisenberg." the work by simon stevens. currently running at the mark taper here in los angeles. if you cannot make it to l.a. to see her in the theater production, you can watch her next month in the new stephen king series, "mr. mercedes," on the audience network. i am honored to have -- may i call you mlp? >> sure. >> mlp on this program. i've always wanted to say that, like i'm a friend of yours. mlp. yeah. i would say when you came on set, i haven't seen the play yet. i'm dying to see it. from what i've heard about it from friends who have seen it, they give you and your co-star high marks because it's hard to command, to hold command of an audience when there's just two people. not a whole lot of bells and whistles and -- >> yea

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. >> aaron and madison parker want you to forget the mugshot image you have of them. instead, think of them as the future mrmrs carter. aaron plans to pop the question. the two have even started looking for rings. >> you get to pick it out which is kind of nice. >> of course she does. ladies come first. >> do you know what you want. >> just put it this way. it's going to be bvss and it's going to be over seven karats. >> what kind of wedding do you guys have in mind? big? small? >> huge. >> really? >> massive. i'm talking about like, i'm bougie. >> yeah, you are bougie. >> i'm bad and bougie. >> would you ever do a reality show? would you ever put your lives and your engagement and marriage and wedding on tv? >> absolutely. >> are there any plans for that? >> we've had a couple offers so far so but, we haven't. maybe we should call it, "welcome back bonnie and clyde"? >> oh, that's a good one, that's a good one. we've gotta do some kind of bonnie and clyde something. put our mugshots right next to each other. >> don't put mine. >> don't put mine either. it's so bad. >> god. i feel like they edited it to mak

parker. senior foreign affairs correspondent for politico michael crowley. welcome to you al. mr. le mere it so solven falls to the associated bres to take a breaking news story snopize. sum it up in realtime. that's your job. what did mcconnell say about the now dead health care bill in the senate? what next. >> this is by any measure a stunning defeat for the republicans. they cell the white house, the both houses of congress. president trump on the campaign trail last year said night after night, day one of my administration we will repeal and replace obamacare. tonight in his statement mitch mcconnell says in so many words, the dream of immediately repealing and replacing is dead. so now they have to move forward. they're saying just repeal. a plan that they -- was raised months ago and discounted being unreal ifrtic unpopular. the president seems to want this. mitch! connell saying let's move forward. there is no guarantee it's not clear they have enough votes for the motion to proceed. they would need some of the republican senators who said no to sign on to the idea of repe

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mr. speaker, i rise this morning to honor the reverend parker jr. who served as pastor as historic sycamore church located in greenville, north carolina, for more than 35 years. the son of howard parker, he attended shore university, went to salem state university, wake forest university and united christian college, ultimately receiving a master of divinity degree and an honorary doctorate of divinity degree. under his leadership, mr. speaker, sycamore has grown in membership and has become a giant in the greenville community in addition to leading his congregation, he served as president of the general baptist state convention which represents more than half a million 17 north carolina congregations. he was twice elected to the board of education and has served as the board's chair. he served as associate chaplain of the greenville police department and as a member of the greenville initiative on gang violence. e's married to the former ruby grantham. they have two adult children. kelly and andrea. his unselfish service to mankind has positively i