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. >> one in three women giving birth across the country today are having a c-section, and leading ob/n groups say in many cases they may be unnecessary. women who undergo planned c-sections have a three times higher rate of serious problems including death. >>> a new type of leukemia therapy is showing promising results. the approach trains the body's own immune system to fight a specific type of leukemia by modifying the patient's immune cells. in a small new study, about 88% of trial patients are in remission with this new therapy. >>> a dangerous online drinking game spreading across the globe with some deadly consequences. it's a challenge called neck neknominated. it plays out on social media. people post videos of themselves downing a strong concoction of booze then they nominate friends to outdo them. neknominate is being blamed for at least five lives, all men, under the age of 30. >>> two more men under arrest after a dramatic high-speed chase near minneapolis. the home invasion suspects got on the highway. they went the wrong way with police in hot pursuit. the men were weav

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authorities and also to end its drone campaign in an interview with yemen in yemen with the washington post obto all the hob all from my party told the u.s. to support the yemeni government through a national project that would face. his idea is to develop a reconciliation program where militants would turn in their weapons and be forgiven he says not all of them will give up their weapons but this way you give those who are willing to leave a chance to become a citizen again and live a normal life those who don't will lose the public's sympathy interesting advice from an interesting character the u.s. treasury department branded home icon the as a global terrorist in december right before they froze his assets and sanction anyone who does business with him the treasury accuses him of using yemeni charities to funnel money to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula and i cannae denies these accusations and says that he is willing to meet with american officials and even go to trial in yemen to defend himself now yemen has seen a large number of drone strikes over the years the latest numbers coming

but the leading ob-gyn groups behind the new report say, too often, c-sections are not needed. and they are real surgeries. they can lead to infection, severe bleeding. erika cabrera says she suffered after what she now feels was an unnecessary c-section. >> my incision did not heal. i wasn't able to breastfeed due to this. i also had a little bit of postpartum depression, i think it was increased because of this. >> reporter: among women giving birth, those who have planned c-sections have a three times higher rate of serious problems, including death. yet, doctors often turn c-sections early in the birthing process, hoping to head off a complication for the baby. >> we live in the reality of litigation, so, i think sometimes obstetricians are leading towards, if i do the c-section, you know, this is done and i'm okay. >> reporter: this is not always just a doctor's preference. >> i've had patients come in, say to me, i prefer to have elective caesarean section. >> reporter: today's report calls on doctors to exhaust all measures, to turn to c-section only when medically neede

. >> maria cuevas ran an ob-gyn service in new orleans, for years, offering many services including abortions >> it's the patient's choice not mine. >> terminating her med kate medd license. >> i wouldn't get a deficiency. no matter what. >> added more regulations under an emergency order. the new rules would go into effect in april. they are scheduled for discussion at a public hearing on tuesday. critics say the new rules include unrealistic requirements including mandating that clinics triple the size of procedure rooms. >> no currently operating facility has a clinic that large or that even comes close to that big. there's no medical necessity for that. it's not the -- it's bigger than the state now requires for ambulatory surgical centers where far more complicated procedures are performed. >> antiabortion activists say that abortion he are just as complicated as many other procedures and that the new regulations are vital for women's health and safety. >> they don't want women to know that they are going ohave this abortion. are they going to complain? are they going to report problems

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it could be any number of wap obs. who do you work for now? are billed as the former chairman? are you not energy attorney that is probably also registered as a lobbyist? is that true? >> guest: that is not true. >> caller: ok. who do you work for? >> guest: excuse me, sir, if i can answer. i am a partner in the law firm in san francisco. work on the emerging technologies at that firm. >> caller: what i am getting at is that your bill here as former chairman as if you are coming to this from a non-bias perspective and you already said things that were unprovable primarily the ak-47. it is just as important for people to know the context of your presence there. thank you. >> host: ok. al before you go. you seem interested in the topic. why is that? what do you do? oh, we lost him. jon wellingoff, would your company benefit from any reforms that were put into place to protecting the grid system. >> guest: no, i done do work in this area with respect to physical security that is not my client base. >> host: why do you think he took issue with the evidence of the ak-47. >> guest: i

. >> no ob >> it is wednesday february 19th.g outside of her house snaged by a stranger. that stranger in custody, but no sign of the child. the latest on the search now spanning three states. >> snow and ice trapping a car on the tracks as a train barrels toward it. the women behind the wheel unable to escape in time but what happened next is a real miracle. >> cars, how long gm knew about the danger and kept quiet. ♪ >> we are waking you up this morning with those three stories and a lot more ahead. you are watching "tocks afox & first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> an amber alert spanning three states as police search for a missing missouri girl. >> 10-year-old haley owens abducted in front of her house in the middle of the afternoon. kelly wright is here with the latest. >> good morning ainsley and heather. this can be described as a very brazen act. it happened around 4:45 late afternoon. a little girl plucked from in front of her own home. police quickly responding and even getting a suspect in custody. they even tweeted susp

the shoep of the line workers redefsh ob protected how many centuries or we could trust every washing or go? that's why we had to develop unions because we could not trust employers. >> in the 19th century you had workplace accidents kids working on farms. it was horrible. why? kids were trying to survive. through capitalism it gets prosperous and all of a sudden kids can go back to college. it is happening now. >> thank you very much. jason stick around i want to ask you about your new project. >> finally a vir kul economy i am talking about gjek i 0shg. organizing the way the left is organized. >> us meaning -- i us respect you are a conservative, libertarian. >> i am a libertarian conservative. the bottom line is those who believe in constitutional government smaller government has been out organized my entire adult life. you go to sa school board meetig the left there be will. in the academy or media as you all know public unions we don't have that. go dot io is an attempt to make certain people can go up one place give them their cause and form a network within a network based on

c-sections, of course, can be a life-saving procedure but the leading ob-gyn groups behind the new reportften c-sections are not needed and they are real surgeries. they can lead to infection, severe bleeding. erica cabrera says she suffered from what she now feels was an unnecessary c-section. >> my incision did not heal. i wasn't able to breast-feed due to this. i also had a little bit of postpartum depression. i think it was increased because of this. >> reporter: among women giving birth, those who have planned c-sections have a three times higher rate of serious problems, including death. yet doctors often turn to c-sections early in the birthing process hoping to head off a complication for the baby. >> we live in the reality of litigation. so i think sometimes obstetricians are leaning towards, if i do the c-section, you know, this is done and i'm okay. >> reporter: this is not always just a doctor's preference. >> i've had patients who have come in and said to me, i prefer to have an elective cesarean selection. >> reporter: the new report calls on doctors to exhaust all measures

forces, coalition forces. 17 of them linked to production and placement of road side ob a bombs. >> that is outrageous. we have had agreements. we have had a veto agreement that if we believe a prisoner is about to be released is a threat to our interests we can veto that. karzai has blown that away and has released these people. it is outrageous. i mean, the fact of the matter is we are leaving and they will probably be more of a threat to afghan soldiers and people than they are to us. after december we will have a small force there. but the fact that he would release people who have so terrorized his own population and ours on a scale that is very serious it is irresponsible on his part. >> he is buying his own survival here, preservation through the taliban. >> that is part of it. the fact of the matter is he has a couple more months left in office. he does not a follow on government or taliban chasing him down. so he is trying to ensure his future security and also he is desperately trying to aavoid the appearances of lame duck. he is a lame duck. >> always appreciate your expertise

we're always going to go up against one election where politics plays a factor, and somebody is going obeith the decisions. >> right, but the thing is the president, it's true to say this has never been a top priority for him. i don't think there's any reason to believe he's ever come in and said reducing the deficit or reducing the debt is my main goal. the truth is the deficit has been reduced quite a bit under him, but that's not because it was particularly a goal of his. it was because it was so high when he came in, and a lot of his revenue raising as well. >> charles? >> i think it is true. he's never been interested in lowering the deficit. that was clear. we had a lot of discussions over the five years where some people on the panel kept saying, he really wants to get the bargain, but kirsten is right. it contradicts the reason he ran for president. it's to change a lot of things in society to give people stuff like health care, et cetera. that's the vision he had. and reducing the deficit was never on the list. the idea that chain cpi is a gift, as he said, a bargaining chip to r

obs with vietnam, nixon with water-gate. fords truncated presidency. jimmy carter's presidency which people say enlrble -- essentially a failure. the only one is reagan. >> bill clinton? >> bill clinton, yes, but he had the monica affair. the only president in the country's history elected president to have been impeached see. there's sort of a black mark against his record. kennedy, of course, dying so young at the age of 46, it's a blank slate on which you can write anything. and he was so young. and the country identifies with that. and they have a sense of loss over to this day, i think, over his assassination. but he gives people hope and so that they remember his words, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. his famous peace speech at american university in june of 1963 in which he said we need the soviet about union. he had come out of that cuban missile crisis. nuclear war, so much on the horizon. they were both, i think frightened, terrified by that experience. and as a consequence, kennedy wanted to mo

>> no, it's actually the ob sit.if missouri were to shall how prevail, i don't position they will, in this lawsuit which would create a double standard. it would say that california can require these standards of its own egg producer, but out of state who don't want for set high standards can swoop in and steal the market. that is not right. so i'm very confident this lawsuit will be defeated and we should move on from here. >> congressman, really quickly, for folks who may not have been following the story very closely, what exactly was the impetus for the new law? >> in 2008, california voters overwhelming passed an initiative that said that these battery cages where egg-laying hens are confined in incredibly concentrated conditions, they can never move around and spread their wings, california voters said we want a hire standard for eggs in our state. as written, it could have been interpreted to have a loophole that applied that standard to only eggs produced in california. so i introduced a law that passed bipar

as obe wan kanobe said if you strike me down i will become more powerful than you could imagine. he is the most active politician in the country on either side of the aisle in this calendar year of 2014. the halo effect is much more present because the current president is struggling current and his wife is expected to be the standard bearer in 2016. bill clinton is the only politician who has a 60% favorable rating in every one of the states with competitive senate contests in 2014. the last political candidate to carry states and his approval is up about 70% where senator mark pryor is trying desperately to hang on to that seat. it's a kentucky connection that actually goes back a generation. >> i've known allison a long time. i've seen her develop into a secretary of state who is smart and strong, compassionate and effective, and kentucky through and through. >> grime sincere just 15 months older than chelsea clinton. at 14 she presented the new president, bill clinton, with a bouquet of roses while attending his inauguration. her father, a long-time clinton friend, she carrie

phil roe, a fellow ob-gyn from tri-cities, tennessee, former mayor of kingsport or johnson city. we can do it and we will do it. but, mr. president, you said if you like what you have, you can keep it. you also said if anybody, member of congress, has a better idea, bring it to you. and you will consider it. well, i've mentioned two bills here tonight. we have other ideas and you have 2 1/2 years, almost three years left in your second term. you want a legacy, we're going to help you have a legacy. and a good one. but you've got to work with us. it's a two-way street. and with that i'll yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: members reminded to direct all emarks to the chair. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa, mr. king, for 30 minutes. mr. king: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, it's an honor to be recognized to address you here on the floor of the house of representatives, in this great deliberative body that we are part of. and i appreciate the delivery of mr. gingrey a little bit earlie

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we want to talk about rich guys being ob inform noxious and being silly. we're not talking about how do we fix the problems for people at the bottom. clinton got this. >> supposed to dividing up the pie you have. >> his democratic successors do get this. >> look at president obama's state of the union where he did not talking about income inequality. he makes an important point here. if you can invest and grow and the country only grows when the middle class and poor are doing better. we tried it with bush, we focused on the rich and the economy collapsed. if you do what president clinton did which is focus on working and middle class people, even poor people, lift them up? guess what happens. bill gates get gets all the richer. al walton family, the wealthiest family get all the richer. their fortunes are built on the american middle class. we think that's great. but even rich people will only do better if the middle class is what we focus on. this is the key here. democrats are talking about lifting up, not leveling down. there's a huge difference. peopl

to engage on national issue there's a new "new york times"/cbs poll out today that shows how toxic obor how polarizing it's become. 54% of republicans say they would not vote for a candidate with a different view on abortion, 60% for dems. you have a higher share -- who didn't stand with them on the affordable care act. what does it tell us going into the mid temperatures that for both sides here we now have an issue in the affordable care act that is literally more divisive than abortion voting? >> obviously obamacare is very polarizing, also been very motivating especially for republicans. we saw that in 2010. i think we'll see it gin in 2014. republicans will be motivated to come out and vote because they dislike obama care so much. that being said republicans shouldn't only focus on obamacare. they also have to come up with -- but obamacare is a gift that keeps on giving and they'll be motivated to come out to the polls this november. >> steve, briefly your response? >> midterm elections are about turning out your base for both sides. i think both parties have very motivated bases

it's ob yusly the ageing of the population will over time be a drag on the economy.ou have to pay no more and more people's needs for social security. and for medicare. it will increase government spending on those things, as well. so while the deficit goes down in 2014 and 2015 according to the cbo rn, when you look furth down the line, it goes back up over a trillion dollars. one issue that really requires some change. why some are raising the top he can of immigration that would bring in a new influx of younger workers.he can of immigration that would bring in a new influx of younger workers. >> for more, let's bring in peter welcwelch. always great to have you here. the reality is there will be at least a portion of the 2 million people who drop out of the workforce entirely because they will essentially receive the same benefits without actually having to work. so what do you say to the many republicans who are saying, look, this is just incentivizing people to work less? how is that productive to our economy longer term? >> well, two things. first of all, let's

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robert hatcher: the other day i was giving a talk, and the chairman of the ob/gyn department asked about a 20-year-old woman who had had a blood clot, a serious blood clot, and a pulmonary embolism while using pills. so she cannot use pills again. and she didn't die but that's a very serious complication and it's rare. it's in the range of 2 per 10,000 women per year, so it's pretty rare. the next major advance which occurred about the same time, was the rebirth of intrauterine devices, which are extremely effective, and required only a single act of insertion to be effective for 10 or more years. and the iud's have become smaller and have less problems associated with their insertion or with a woman keeping them in place. robert hatcher: the levonorgestrel iud cuts down the amount of menstrual blood loss 90, 95%, has a dramatic protective effect against endometrial cancer. in recent years, injections and implants have been added to the list of options to be considered. robert hatcher: depo provera, the three month injection, an excellent, excellent method of birth control and highly eff

issue we have to confront is as we lift the minimum wage, how do we get these jobs to be living wage obs? one out of three jobs right now in this economy is minimum wage. we know that people are stringing together two and three jobs to make ends meet and feed their families. it is just wrong. when you working people have more money in their pockets, they spend it locally. on gas, groceries, necessities. that helps to create more jobs. there is more money flowing through people purchasing things. it is good for all of us when the minimum wage is increased. it helps to create more jobs where people are getting services that they need and could not afford before. host: the sign-up process continues for the affordable care act. the rollout has a lot of outcomes initially. from your assessment, how has it worked? guest: it is the most transformative security step that we have taken. we think it will bring down health care costs. it will transform the american health-care system from being about managing disease to actually creating a more healthy america. we are thrilled to be a part of the a

journalists will not be prosecuted for doing their obs. >> amnesty for snowden. and world peace. >> i am sorry i failed in my job as chair, but it was such a great discussion. can i thank all of the panelists? cable satellite corp. 2014] national captioning institute] ? night on c-span q&a with former capitol hill staffer on the party is over. followed by bob corker of tennessee and democratic senator of minnesota. ♪ >> this week on q&a," retired congressional staff member ike lofgren discusses his recent review of former defense secretary bob gates' memoir along with his own book, titled "the party is over." >> mike lofgren, author of "the party is over" and bob gates' book, he writes congress is best viewed from a distance. the farther, the better. up close, it is truly ugly. how many years in your life d

there's already a bailout for insurance companies in the ob a obamacare law.people are going to be really upset about that if they didn't already know it. >> we have a bill that basically says you can't subsidize or bailout insurance companies if they can't make it work under obamacare. >> this is a total bailout for the insurance companies. it's heads, insurance companies, when tails insurance companies win. >> since the healthcare.gov site started working the biggest conservative talking point about obamacare has become the obamacare bailout. if you don't believe me, the one thing the republican caucus might demand in exchange for passing a debt ceiling hike, the one thing is repealing the so-called obamacare bailout. who could be against that? everyone hates bailouts. no one wants to bail out insurance companies, but here's the thing. the obamacare bailout is not a bailout. refers to a provision in the affordable care act known as risk corridors which limit the amount of money that a health insurance plan can make and lose during the first three years of th

we need to my ob tv though well come to a brand new edition of the tub while though. the probe and the presents that different faces and that you keep it that the voices on taiwan. on the hosts were equal the year two thousand thirteen has been a breakthrough year in taiwan's international space as the republic of china was invited as a guest to the thirtieth assembly of the international syllable aviation organization in montreal canada. on today's program where delighted and honored to have nice change and who he's the director general of the civil aeronautics administration of the republic of china to discuss the significance behind such a breakthrough participation while come to the program's mission is to meet you. in the play didn't have to pee on the program this is stated that the beginning of world and the heel of my thumb director joel said this is a huge breakthrough for calm once in ten us states. after we had been yellow wave off neil forty two years of the week. and though we did tell this as the leader of t r o c delegation what this state significance