. >> dana perino, lovely persimmon. >> protection of the innocent is something that we have dealt withry your right to live. and if you are a baby, you don't have the voice and so you need someone to protect you. life is precious. it is a gift. the question in front of america for a long time and increasingly so is do we have a responsibility to protect the innocent? and because science has improved, people see more images. they start to know more people that think, well my niece was born at six months into the pregnancy and she's now a 24-year-old very successful young woman who is contributing greatly on cybersecurity in this country. there are personal stories now that are feeding into this and that's changing. but let me tell you something else that happened big time last night. if you think back to the george stephanopoulos interview where he asked romney about contraception, nobody has asked the democrats about this position and it's always republicans who seem to be unable to get out of any sort of debate without having to talk about some sort of right to life issue or pro choic

and wounded over 200 others, taking part in a peaceful march to protest pedro albizu campos's and persimmonthe event became known as the massacre. after his eventual release, he was arrested again in 1950 just days after nationalist revolt began on october 30. this is how his arrest was reported at the time. >> puerto rico rounds of its nationalists following the wounding of five u.s. congressman. pedro albizu campos is subdued after a two-hour gunbattle with police, which ended when his barricaded hideout was the target for two gasper roche. in all, 37 of the party are rested. there were 100 -- several rounds of ammunition were fired. campos faces the original 89 year sentence imposed at the time of the attempt on former president truman's life from which he had been paroled. the nationalist arsenal is believed to have been supplied by reds, now being hunted throughout the island. juan: pedro albizu campos spent almost the rest of his life in prison where he repeatedly said he was the subject of human radiation experiments. photos taken of him in prison show his body covered with welt s. t

i tried to imagine to see persimmon treat after the flash but not the sake because my own tree had beeni tried to kiss the lips of armenia at the table and the altar, we said some words written ages ago and we settled for just the line -- one and breadth for candles lit and snuffed let us remember the law has failed us let us remember the child naked waiting to be shot on a bright day with tulips blooming around the ditch we shall not forget the earth the artifact, the particular song, the dirt of an idiom things that stick in the ear. >> beautiful. amy: your thoughts, simon, when you listen to peter? >> peter so well connect the history of what happened to us, to the suffering, and many more around the world. it is very important to understand the armenian genocide is what defines the international laws of crimes against humanity and genocide. and it is important to recognize all these atrocities that have been committed by governments against the very people they were supposed to protect. amy: the pope's statement on the median genocide, what did that mean to you? >> it was a light. i

wind advisory for that area travel to be repaired for some warmer temperatures high es meant of persimmon is much warmer than what we have been the past couple of days to the sea to stick around and tx livermore pleasanton open on a looking at daily city 65 1/2 on bay on the cool side into the mid '60s north by mid to upper '70's now the giants are home once again give star system 15 tonight is on to the team to be one for much of the afternoon to prepare for the warmer to track is on to bay on friday was meant to appear '80s maybe the some isolated 90s across parts of the area of looking at the bay friday at 77 degrees it will be very warm across the region all land and bring closed at 101 of the bomb right at one south, and that will continue to stay close. >>michelle apon: traffic is for quite this morning into bridges on the coarse side but breezing for the east and parts of the delta this morning and wanted the team to one of lead on this week. >>james: city of boston making the second anniversary of the boston marathon bombing the city will be idling the victims and survivors with t

but to me, it's just persimmons. [laughter] >> it's called hoshigaki and it's been going on for generations here in placer county. still going on. still going on in japan itself and it's absolutely spectacular to see it done the old-fashioned way. now, you're not getting rich off this, are you? >> no. we might make $4, $5 an hour. every time we have to hire more help because of expanding our hourly wage goes down. but-- >> but you're rich in the experience and in the history and in the fact that you have kept this family this orchard in your family' cause it could easily been gobbled up like all the land around here has for big housing developments. >> well, that's true. that's true. and we're very fortunate that our kids come out and help us, and chris has the grandkids working and helping us. so, hopefully it'll continue. >> wow. i sure hope it does. thank you very much for allowing us to watch this in progress today. thank you very much. thank you for allowing me to eat a couple of these things, even though i almo