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fight for the rights are woman to make a choice to be informed of what is the consequence of having u nwa pregnancy? knowing that she can lose contraception. —— use contraception. is it time to legislate that a woman, taking into account her personal condition, her social condition, as a free choice? but the people that have a different opinion, you might disagree with them, but the respect their point of usa, 0k, them, but the respect their point of usa, ok, donald trump, and as they might have taken this decision. we will either find might have taken this decision. we will eitherfind a might have taken this decision. we will either find a different way of doing what we want to do, but we respect your decision. the respect people who have a different point of view to you? you can respect, and you can disagree. we need to fight because there is a reason. are used to lobbying? i didn't say lobbying. advocacy and showing. what is amazing, zeinab badawi, is that in places where abortions is legal, why should this administration said no, it cannot be legal in ethiopia, or in peru, or in chile

rappers like nwa made clear black neighborhoods were ready to blow. then in 1991 there was this, a grainy video of four white cops beating rodney king. when the lapd officers were exonerated in 1992 the city exploded. then, just two years later -- >> this is a horrendous crime. we have two people dead at the scene. >> two people brutally murdered. nicole brown and ron goldman and the main suspect, nicole's ex-husband, football legend, o.j. simpson. >> mr. simpson, you are charged with the crime of murder. how you plead? >> absolutely 100% not guilty. >>here was a wealth of forensic evidence from drops of blood to shoe prints to a bloody glove. mark furman was a detective in the investigation and would play a pivotal role at the trial. >> do you use the word -- >> and it was a trial that from the start was clearly about race. in a city with a deep history of racial turmoil. >> and you say on your oath that you have not addressed any black person as a -- or spoken about black people as in the past 10 years? >> yes, sir. >> when you're watching the trial

. >> juan: jesse, in fact, there was some young kid playing nwa's blank the police. people would say look at all the police officers cleared in the shooting of people, the casteel case. it's hard for police -- any police to get convicted of killing someone unarmed. >> jesse: yes, you would never want to blast that song at a funeral. it's on excusable. >> kimberly: it's part of the ferguson effect. >> jesse: real, average americans are trying to take care of their families, going to work. they have commitments. there is a silent majority out there. at the silent majority that talks to their friends, neighbors, families about something like this. and then they talk at the ballot box and i think that's what counts. the silent majority make their voices heard. the young people, black lives matter, the open borders activists -- those people are going to get out there because they don't have a lot to do. they don't have jobs or a lot going on. that's when you see the hatred and animosity. they don't have the passion to be fair. you won't see a lot of hard-working americans

rappers like nwa made clear black neighborhoods were ready to blow. then in 1991 there was this, a grainy video of four white cops beating rodney king. when the lapd officers were exonerated in 1992 the city exploded. then just two years later. >> this is a horrendous crime. we have two people dead at the scene. >> two people brutally murdered. nicole brown and ron goldman and the main suspect, nicole's ex-husband, football legend, o.j. simpson. >> how do you plead? >> absolutely 100% not guilty. >> there was a wealth of forensic evidence from drops of blood to shoe prints to a bloody glove. mark fuhrman would play a pivotal role in the trial. >> do you use the word -- >> and it was a trial that from the start was clearly about race. in a city with a deep history of racial turmoil. >> and you say on your oath that you have not addressed any black person as a nuns or spoken about black people as in the past 10 years? >> yes, sir. >> when you're watching the trial and you see this and you know what you've got on those tapes, what were you think sng. >>

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that nwa movie was amazing.here because of her age. but is it hard when you're a public figure to take people to task when they use your likeness? >> it can be challenging, dan. a couple of things in this lawsuit. one, she's likely to get that preferential treatment because she is over 70 and california law allows her to proceed to trial more quickly, but to the merits of her case, the "straight outta compton" case is a good example. jerry heller sued claiming that the depiction of him by paul giamatti painted him in a negative light and the court ruled that the public interest offense that's rooted in the first amendment allowed the producers to move forward with that movie without suffering any kind of claims because the matter was in the public arena and i think ms. de havilland is going to face a similar first amendment defense that may make her lawsuit very challenging. >> the price of fame. >> areva and alex, thank you very much both very much for joining us. >>> coming up next, grilling dangers, what you

but this is, the majority of women we see in our service, we see thousands of women every year with u nwa0s who do not have the time, who have child ca re not have the time, who have child care commitments, working responsibilities, don't have the time to get to their gp and for whom actually it is not a good use of either their time or the doctor's time, this is a very, very safe, effective medication that should be readily available through pharmacies and we are delighted to see superdrug and and we are delighted to see superd rug and tesco and we are delighted to see superdrug and tesco have taken the initiative. we hope boots follows because this situation is not tenable. what are your thoughts on how available it should be and how much it should cost? i mean, one thing we do know about emergency contraception is it's incredibly safe, so i very much support easier access to it and from — we would support free provision of emergency contraception. it is also available widely in clinics, contraception, family planning clinics free of charge and also people have the anonymity. it's safe

even for victims, we find that 77% of victims wait until they've had more than 100 incidents of u nwated behaviour before they tell anybody. that makes it more important that when front line services have this reported to them they take it seriously thereunder then. they need to understand what they can do about it. that's why you will hear more and more people calling for better training. but is helen's treatment the exception or the rule? certainly in your case, the police, the cps, they acted in a way you have praised. i've found, in my case, i had a responsive police force, devon and cornwall police force were great. the crown prosecution service were great. there was a clear case of cyberstalking. thejudge great. there was a clear case of cyberstalking. the judge sent the perpetrator down for four years and one month, which was, at the time, the longest sentence for cyberstalking handed down in this country. what i found was it's not so country. what i found was it's not so much a postcode lottery, it is pa rt so much a postcode lottery, it is part luck when you are a victim of s