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they provided over 700,000 pap smears, performed 1.1 million h.i.v. tests, and gave over one million breast exams. and paul ryan's way of making sure that women are championed and revered is to try to reduce their access to these life-saving services. last december the department of health and human services passed a very simple rule to keep states from pulling political shenanigans to shut down women's health centers. the rule prevents states from blocking a health care provider from the program, quote, for reasons other than than its ability to provide title 10 services. in other words, follow the law. if a provider is doing a bad job at delivering family planning services, by all means kick them out of the program. but you don't get to kick someone out because you don't like the name of their organization or you don't like their politics or because of your politics or for any other dumb reason that has nothing to do with their ability to deliver women's health services. in february, house republicans voted to overturn this rule. so paul ryan's vers

whether it's pap tests or breast exams or birth control, h.i.v. testing, that should be more or less available to women across the country whether health care providers are evaluated for federal funding based on their ability to provide the services or ideology, whether women are able to exercise their constitutionally protected rights to reproductive health care. and whether the united states senate is going to turn back the clock today on women's health. for me and democrats, and i know for even some republicans, this is disappointing, deeply disappointing that we are even having this vote today, a vote that was jammed through, 48 democrats and 2 republicans voted no. vice president pence coming down to break the tie. put simply, mr. president, rolling back this rule today will put at risk women's lives, like a constituent of mine from tacoma, washington. she wrote me a letter recently and told me the many reasons why this is so important to her. when she was 20 she was uninsured. she had no other options. a family planning center was there for

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in 2015 alone title 10-provide basic, primary, and preventive health care services, services like pap tests and breast examples and birth control and hiv testing to more than four million low-women and men at nearly 4,000 health centers. any home state of washington tens of thousands of patients are able to receive care at these centers each year.e and they often have nowhere else to turn for their health care. 4 in fact, 40% of women who receive care at health centers funds by title x consider it to be their only source of health care. so, mr. president, taking resources away from these providers, which this resolution would do, would be cruel. and it was have a greatest impact on women and families who need it the most. and it would undo a valuable effort by the obama administration to ensure that healthcare providers are evaluated for federal funding based on their able to provide the services in question, not on ideology.o and in doing so, this bill would make it even easier for states, led by extreme politicians, to deny family planning providers federal dollars, not because of t

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flames roared through this apartment building on san pap low in west oakland. >> scary, chaos, people screaming, windows busting, flames, smoke in the hallways. >> reporter: this resident grabbed her girls at 5:40 this morning and got out before the three story building collapsed. three of her neighbors didn't get out alive. the alameda county sheriff says 64-year-old edwin anderson is one of the victims. >> upon arrival we had several occupants who were hanging outside of the window. >> reporter: oakland fire says 80 to 100 people were living in the 40-unit transitional housing complex. many were trapped inside when crews arrived. some stied bench seats to use as an escape. residents complained about the buildings for years. >> rats, roaches, bed bugs. >> reporter: city inspectors found a long list of violations at the building on friday including problems with the fire alarm, sprinklers, and smoke detectors. the lapped lord had 30 days to fix them. there is also an open investigation into electrical issues and tepests from decembe. these are recent pictures of a vacated unit filled

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health care for millions of women, including life-saving health care services like breast exams and papsmears. and on top of all of this, as if to add insult to injury, the so-called health care plan would give a tax break to health insurance c.e.o.'s who make more than half a million dollars a year. mr. president, how is any of this, any of it going to make people in my state or your state healthier? i'm struggling to understand why amid all of the problems we seem to have and all the problems we need to solve in this chamber, why this congress seems to have a singular fixation on taking away access to health care from some of the most vulnerable people in our communities. i continue to be amazed by how little empathy there seems to be in this chamber for the millions of women, older americans, lower income americans who don't have the incredible resources that we have here in congress and desperately need the federal programs that this bill will cut. the legislation is completely out of touch with the actual needs of people in my state, and it's driven by ideology as if it is somehow

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is african-american women to get not just reproductive health services, but just regular health re, paps, all those things. we know roe v. wade is under attack. we know public education is de does that mean for our inner cities where many african-american people are educated? the economy, massn. we know there's a whole different approach to law and order under this administration, so what does that mean when we know the ratesfoblack women con rise? all ofesissues, i think, affect our community, and we don't often have an opportunity to talk specifically about what more ns for black women. general conversation either about women or the black community, and this is hyper focused on the specific and unique issues and challenges for african-american women. >> sounds like a great event. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> we'll remind our viewers of "sister power -- the future of feminism" is happening tonight at 6:00 at the philadelphia high schoolfomore information, go to nbc10.com or check out the nbc10 app. >>> we join together this morning to honor more than 170 high school students from o

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his attorney says the pap rat see provoked the incident. he's free on $200,000 bail and due in court on march 29th. >>> two alleged members of the ms-13 gang in custody facing murder charges in connection with the death of a 15-year-old girl. prosecutors say the death had satanic overtones. >> how would you feel? >> two gang members in the united states illegally are accused of a horrific murder in texas that has links to satanic worship. miguel alvarez-flores and diego hernandez-rivera are charged with kidnapping three girls and murdering one. they were seen smiling in court. the two men belong to the gang ms-13 and say they held the girls in a houston apartment for weeks. two were able to escape. but the victims say one girl was killed for knocking over a satanic shrine. >> we met with them yesterday. we believe we have a good identification on the victim. >> they believe the teenager was a runaway. >> these are very impressionable young women. you're talking about 14, 15 years old. and they're with guys that are adults and who are harden

early screenings, early pap smear prevention. they also kill people. a lot are more invasive. some of those surgeries go bad. usually a majority of the time people get preventative care. you get that checked o, it could have led to you having callincancer. it should cover the unexpected. >> you would not use health insurance for a cold. insurance should be for things that you don't expect we all agreed to contribute a little bit now so that we are covered in case something big happens like if i get hit by a car. john: obama care covers much more. no one even talks price. the individual says i think i ought to have this test. what is wrong with paying for birth control? >> it is not an emergency. it is treated, different diseases. before the affordable care act, 80 percent more and healthcare payments and mended. they go to the dr. more often. do you pay more for a car insurance on a woman? >> as a young person who drives a sports car do. john: all men do, and you pay more for life insurance. will end up using the healthcare system in this country the.is that government smother

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it is 38 degrees now in pap that and in jose. 41 in oakland and palo alto and san francisco 44 degrees. a live look outside at san jose. with the sunrise, great start to the day. and the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. there's more sun in the forecast until the weekend of course. in evergreen temperatures starting out in the low 50s at 10:00. then making it into the low 60s today. it's a little bit warmer than yesterday with all the sun and reaching app average high of 64 degrees. east san jose 64 degrees. danville, 63. 60 in san mateo. 64 in sonoma and santa rosa. we have dry weather. it has been steered well to the north of us. that is where it will stay a little while longer before it dips to the south. we start to see the rain moving into far northwestern california by saturday morning. expecting it to arrive in the bay area by late saturday afternoon, early sunday. a fairly quick moving system before we dry out for the first part of next week. some of the models showing the potential of half an inch of rain. there may be up to an inch and a quarter. this will bring

in "the new brock lynn" paps they change of brooklyn and what impact that has on the local population. she helps the audience understand how this renaissance. the difference this time brooklyn's change is based on creative construction rather than struggles industryization. e work ethic of the chinese in suns park, thehange manufacturing in the navy wards from goods to ideas, the slow but steady mobility of the jamaican population, the ghetto stigma, the hipster pop laying and theupies in park slope. she uses these to steer the policy so norms that can foster upward mobility. housing, transportation, and education options. it's a page turner and you'll be transported across the river but before i hand the mic over i encourage anyone who does not have a copy of the book to stop in the back and get one end of the luncheon, and a very favorable review will be published in the february 5th february 5th edition of "the new york times" book review. so, as you'll learn, anything with the name "brooklyn" in it is bound to please, and kay will be happen to sign them. join me in welcome can som

tell me whether or not you're going to pap. we'll cover this in our midday forecast. >>> thanks sroo much, kris. the largeest bay area rally along with a rally in san jose. starts at 11:00 a.m. organizer plan to gather at 5:00 at oakland owawa plaza. >>> in international news, four people are dead after an attack overnight at a military hospital in kabul, afghanistan. this happened in an area that is close to the u.s. embassy there. gunmen wearing white lab coats stormed the hospital and killed four people, injuring 60 others. islamic state affiliate climbed responsibility for the attack on the 400-bed hospital. >>> east bay city asking congress to investigate president trump's business and ties to russia. >> today in the bay pete suratos joining us to explain what the city council is doing that could lead to impeachment proceedings. pete, good morning. >> good morning to you, sam and laura. the city of alameda is going to join the city of richmond, the first city in the nation to do so, calling on a congressional investigation

cameras were on the scene after a snowplow lost control and ran into a traffic cig until pap the pole is still lying on the eastbound side of the road. this is the road to take to merge on to 270. so this will affect anyone driving in that area today. >> we have been seeing icy conditions in germantown. if you look at the grill, it's covered in ice. >> looks like some of that has melted. we saw a lot of freezing rain. we are live with an update on conditions. >> reporter: it's looking great out here now. it's still cold and wind the sky. take a look at german town road. it's down to pavement. it still has some slush and ice. it may not be. clear to primary roads. be careful is the order of the day. . look out for pedestrians. people are starting to stir here. we haven't seen a lot of folks now. one lady used ski poles. most had had to walk gingerly. we have seen quite a few ride on buss, but nobody on them. barely u anyone on them, if any. so folks that are able to stay home are indeed doing that. d out seem to be few and far between here. at least those who are on foot. traffic is re

it gets much heavier as you move east of pap that, cordelia and fairfield. drivers coming through that direction have to deal with very heavy rain. maybe even standing water on the roadways. it is picking up for san francisco right now with rainfall rates at about 0.3 per hour. with that, mike, it may be falling down on the bay bridge. >> i'm tracking an incident. we will see if we can clearly see that span. south of the san ma take heeo bridge, things. calmer. we're looking at rain having traveled north of the dumbarton bridge. that will be a factor as well. we are looking at the bay bridge itself. a live look shows you that we still have traffic flowing. on the other side of the tunnel, chp reports a disabled vehicle on the other side of on treasure island. so far it looks like the commute is okay. >>> thank you, mike. the rain and the wind could make for a dangerous combination for commuters this morning. this is a look at the golden gate bridge. we can see the rain on the lens as well. we're going to stay on on top of the latest round of rain throughout

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it's about breast exams, pap smears, physical exams, s.t.d. treatment, information and counseling about my sexual reproductive health, cancer screenings, pregnancy tests, prenatal service, and access to affordable birth control. why do they want to kill that for a million people? many of whom live in rural areas that are already underserved. they don't have an alternative for those services. they want to kill that. for one year, maybe. actually, they would like to do it permanently, no, just one year see how it works out. how those million women do. as my colleague from connecticut said, everything around here has to be scored and can't add to the deficit unless it's something they want to do. now, in this case this has not been scored. we have no idea what it's going to cost the american taxpayer. this new rube goldberg. and they don't have any analysis of how many people are going to lose coverage. granted, they put off the loss, the huge loss of coverage until 2020 because they delayed the big changes in medicaid until 2020. so that's when

>> if the truth is concealed -- >> reporter: take writing lines -- >> i'm tired of bleed for this p pap paper. >> reporter: add in reporting them to memory. and the result is slam poetry. they're all part of a local group split this up. they perform for judges and get scored from one to ten. to win, creativity is key. >> i feel pretty free when i'm writing my poetry. i'm really happy. >> and it brought out feelings in a way, like, that no other art form has for me. literally saying -- >> reporter: the poems don't have to rhyme. but they've certainly got reason. >> you better be talking to your mother. >> and i saw these two guys bothering this girl, like cat calling to an extreme. they kept following her down the i said i'm going to write a poem about that. >> walking on new world water. when simon seeing a bunch of violent attacks on people that look like me or are my age. >> reporter: the team tells me their work is never over. they're constantly going through line by line to see how they can make it better. >> i definitely feel as a human being i should care about other human beings

getting a steady rain in marin county, as well as sonoma and pap that counties as well. as we widen out the view in oakland, emeryville, the rain shifted to the east lafayette. we can take it down to street level and give you a high detailed view of what's going on around the bay area. you have access to this too. download the nbc bay area app. you'll be able to zoom in right to where you live, see what the rain looks like and also where you are headed before you head out for the drive this morning. speaking of the drive, mike, it looks pretty sloppy. >> not the volume of traffic. light this friday, as you know expect. but soupy conditions all around the bay, moving towards silicon valley just as the commute starts to build. we will track that. be careful, folks. keep the speeds a little bit lower. looking for a little bit of lowering before 238 and 880. it is because of the build. watch the conditions. traveling east over the walnut creek area. the 680 corridor. you can see the eastbound direction for 80 through emeryville. slick conditions. although traffic is live. ba

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hopefully that doesn't affect national pap cake day. ihop is offering customers today a free short stack. >>> all righty. 5:25 the time. what kind of weather will we enjoy " short stack. >> good morning to stay inside and heat. clouds and showers moving in from the west currently. as we make our way to the morning rush hours hitting the windshield in d.c.. let's hit the temperatures outside. 48 degrees in reagan national. not too tear ebl considering with were in the 30s. >> here are showers or stormtracker radar showing us showers to the west and it's light south and west of d.c. and main steadier reigns out to the i 81 corridor and that's moving here to the east. we should see that here within the next few hours. 56 degrees. showers around still at 10 a.m. and i think by 1:00 we get breaks in clouds and sun. it will be breezy today. winds gutting up and over 0 from time to time. >> that's a check of the forecast let's head toe ernest to erin como for traffic. >> residual delays to largo and single tracking between braddock road and huntington vandoren street on blue and yellow lines an

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thank you so much. [ applause ]anceo look at a pap morning, you might have seen on migrating tree frogs i could be wrong here but i think i smell some smoke, and that can mean only one thing -- it's time for "ya burnt." ♪ [ cheers and applause ]>> seth: zone. we got a lot of topics to sizz let's turn on the gas and load ers. [ laughter hey, everybody, i'm off to spend a week in florida. oh, are you going to golf or go to the beach? no, i'm going to watch some grown men stretch. [ laughter ] news flash, baseball is pretty boring when the games count. no one's ever been like, "you know what i hate about baseball? the stakes are too high." yet every spring people line up to watch their favorite stars give 80% for three innings. "all right, boys, look alive. this one's for none of the marbles." [ light laughter ] also, god, i think you need to tell tim tebow it's not going to happen. [ laughter ] tim if you're looking for a sign, it's called the box scores. >> side burn. >> seth: yeah, there we go. sorry. [ laughter ] spring training, go fungo yourself. ya burnt. post-snow new york. the bli

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they took great paps to rewrite the executive order and both judges are saying it's the president's ownign statements that gave them pause. >> a majority of opinions went into pain staking detail about the comments president trump and his team made specifically referring to their plans for a muslim ban. both judgeses cited then candidate trump's interview here on cnn with you where he said i think islam hates us and he referred to a press release calling for a complete and shut down of muslims enter the u.s. they said those statements coupled with white house senior adviser steven miller's tv appearance when they were rewriting the order when he said the new order would have the same policies of the old. all of that made it clear that the intent all along was to ban muslims from entering the u.s. anderson, an interesting note, the mareland judge said the world is not made brand-new every morning and reasonable observers have reasonable memory. the administration can try to rewrite it, but even on the second try, people remember their words. >> thanks very much. jessica, i understand the