but every ob/gyn is trained. they know what to do. currently, 85% to 90% of ob/gyn's do not perform abortions, so we all these doctors and certainly hospitals like the catholic hospitals that have for years been helping women in these difficult circumstances, so you can find a couple of doctors here and there to say, "oh, i'm afraid. i don't want to help." they are aiding and abetting the abortion industry, and quite frankly, at this point, i would say it seems to be working because i lot truly believe they will die if they get pregnant and have a problem. we just need to counter that message as well. also, what we are hearing is that women are going to end up in jail. national right to life published a letter, led the drive to get more than 70 pro-life organizations throughout the country to sign on. we have no interest in putting women in jail. they have been raised in a society that says they cannot get a job, hold a good job, they cannot get a good education if they have a child. we know that women are victimized because they are

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these, days jenny is an ob/gyn who provides abortion care and her story is far from isolated. the decision to overturn roe v. wade. >> a devoted catholic, jenny -- once protested against abortion rights. >> in high, school i was writing essays and reading them to my classmates about why i thought they were wrong. >> until she herself found herself at a family planning clinic to get a pill. >> i was surrounded by protesters screaming at me. i was, like i'm on your side. >> but inside the, clinic she started to reconsider. >> i couldn't tell who is different abortion, who is there for plan b or contraception or a pap smear. at that, moment i realize the black and whiteness that i had been taught and been proclaiming for so long wasn't the reality in the world. >> now, as an ob/gyn, she performs abortions and she's not alone. diane horvath also grew up catholic. >> the teaching on abortion was a little bit confusing, because they talked a lot about abortion being wrong and a moral. but also about loving your neighbor and being god's hands in the world. >> she too became an aborti

following revelations of ob i and the ruling parties ties to the controversial unification church from mcbride reports from tokyo and a warning to you. as this report contains flash photography, the remains of shinto bay were carried into the venue by his widow, accompanied by the current prime minister to me. okay. shita, whose decision it was to go ahead with this controversial states funeral. more than $4000.00 guests, including many dignitaries and world leaders, they heard casita the tribute to his friend and mental prime minister ob rest. well, after all that you have done for our nation, and thank you, most sincerely, may you rest in eternal peace. ave served as prime minister twice coming to power a 2nd time. as japan was recovering from the 2011 earthquake concern army. and that was really the spirit that prime minister did bring to japanese politics after the focus disaster. yes, japan has got what it takes to be a global contender. he was credited with making japan more assertive internationally. but his critics accuse him of moving the country away from it for additional pa

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the lower volga in the afternoon +25 and above in the following days the cyclone will move down the ob and yenisei, while the middle and southern latitudes. the russian plains will still remain under the influence of the cyclonic depression. so, until the end of the week, it will not be without precipitation, and only the crest of the anticyclone will stretch to the north of the region and, thanks to its efforts, the weather will quickly improve. in st. petersburg today tomorrow more light rains in the afternoon the thermometers will rise, only up to +12 + 14 from thursday the precipitation will stop and the air will gradually warm up. so by saturday the temperature regime will return to the september climate, central russia is the opposite. until the end of the week, it will not be cold, because of this, the temperature will begin to drop, for example, in moscow on tuesday and wednesday it will be plus 14 + 15, and by the weekend it will get colder to +12. that's all for me, goodbye. now economic news and masha world trade fell for the first time in three months. yes, roma there are s

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