if planned parenthood has abortion services, it is completely separate. it is not only separate from the family planning services and others for which they get government funding, they have to keep separate records. it's completely different operation. so the pence amendment is trying to strike the funds under the health and human services programs for the services that planned parenthood as an organization would provide for them. now, it's not just family planning funds. it's all federal programs, including medicaid, and the community health centers program. now, this organization serves 15% of all women in need of contraceptive services in the u.s. and four million women -- and for millions of women, it's their primary health care provider. the place they go to not only for planning services but basic preventative health services such as cancer screenings. take that money away from them, they're not going to be able to serve the women who need those services. so where would those people go? are they going to go to the community health centers? well, this

planned parenthood has a right to provide services for family planning. planned parenthood has a right to offer abortions. last time i checked, abortions were legal in this country. you may not like planned parenthood, so be it. there's many on our side of the aisle that don't like halliburton. and halliburton is responsible for extortion, for bribery, for 10 cases of misconduct in the federal database, for a $7 billion sole source contract. but do you see us over here filing amendments to wipe out funding for halliburton? no, because frankly that would be irresponsible. i would suggest to you it would serve us all very well if we moved on with this process and started focusing on creating jobs for the americans who desperately want them. i yield back. the chair: for what purpose does the distinguished majority leader rise? >> i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized 5. mr. cantor: this is not about federal funding of abortion which the hyde amendment prohibits. we all know, however, money is fungible. taxpayer dollars are go

keep in mind ninety seven percent of what planned parenthood does is s.t.d. hiv test. cervical on breast cancer screenings providing contraception education not just abortions and on top of all that republicans are now pushing to eliminate all funds for the only federal family planning program but get this they are considering funding contraception for wild horses and you heard me right on that one wild horses so i just have to ask have we gone come pool equally crazy well joining me from our studio in new york to discuss this is jill philippic filipovic editor of feminist jill thanks so much for joining us now you know it's one thing when you have individual states coming up with this really crazy legislation but then when you have congress pushing for it federally things like defunding planned parenthood is there any denial that there is a national war going on against women and their reproductive rights in this country . no there is there's definitely no denying that there is an ongoing war on women planned parenthood and title ten funding like you discuss

. >> planned parenthood has a right to provide services for family planning. planned parenthood has a right to offer abortions. last time you've checked, abortions were legal in this country. now, you may not like planned parenthood. so be it. >> reporter: speier's emotional speech did not affect the outcome. the measure cutting off all funds for planned parenthood did pass the house. the bat now go to the senate which is far less likely to go along with that. as for speier herself, she told us just a few moments ago that not only did she not intend to talk about it at the time but before that speech she had only told a handful of people in her life about what had happened to her. >> a rare and perhaps unprecedented moment on capitol hill. john karl starting us off tonight. john, thank you. >>> 900 miles from the u.s. capitol, another political flash point, at the state capitol. in madison, wisconsin. the crowds there growing louder tonight with much of the nation watching because madison is now the epicenter of a fierce debate over how and how much to pay pub

. >> the house was fiercely taking funding away from planned parenthood. >> i had planned to speak about something else. but the gentleman from new jersey has just put my stomach in a mess because i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. >> he is republican chris smith who had just painted a savage picture of second trimester abortion. >> and this device and literally hacked that baby to death. planned parenthood says it takes ten to 20 minutes to dismember that child. >> the procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that i endured. i lost a baby, but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest as you have that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or done without any thought is preposterous. >> the floor and gallery were stunned into silence. the president of women's intercultural network and has been involved with planned parenthood since 1964. >> i heard out of this, out of her own reaction. of course it's going to mesmerize women. >> the new republican congress has made no secret about cutting funds to planned parenthood. >> why on

> new jersey representative chris smith supports the plan to take away federal funding from planned parenthood. his words struck a personal cord for bay area congresswoman jackie spear. >> i had really planned to speak about something else but the gentleman from new jersey has just put my stomach in knots because i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. i had a procedure at 17 weeks pregnant with a child that had moved from the vagina into the cervix and that procedure that you just talk about was a procedure that i endured. >> reporter: her testimony was so powerful the entire floor fell silent. >> i lost a baby. but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest as you have that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or done without any thought is prepostorous. >> moved to tears hearing her story because we hear those stories, variations on them every day. >> reporter: planned parenthood says that the irony is not a federal penny of money goes to abortion. she said 5.1 million people rely on that funding for other health services. >> cancer screening. bi

planned parenthood has long been criticized by abortion rights opponents. the organization has more than 800 clinics across the country. recently, activists targeted some of them with a video sting. and chief legal correspondent jan crawford reports the f.b.i. is now investigating. >> reporter: the videos are troubling-- actors portraying a pimp and a prostitute seeking abortions for young sex workers. the target? planned parenthood, the nation's leading provider of reproductive services, counseling, contraception and abortion. >> reporter: in the past week, antiabortion group live action has released undercover videos showing planned parenthood staffers all too eager to help purported teenage sex workers get abortions and contraception. >> reporter: planned parenthood has fired one worker in the videos and said it will restrain its staff. it reported the incidents to attorney general eric holder and cbs news has learned the f.b.i. is now investigating. >> live action is a political operation. its goal is to make abortion illegal in the united states. it's

it came during the funding fight over planned parenthood. a congresswoman surprising her colleagues and herself when she revealed something deeply personal. tonight here, the debate that followed and the vote late today. here's john karl. >> reporter: the house was debating funding for planned parenthood. when congresswoman jackie

but then we start talking about the onslaught of planned parenthood. it serves over three million women around the country and it's not abortion specific. they do much more preventative care when it comes to cervical cancer and breast cancer and comes to family planning. this legislation title 10, nixon signed this into law saying this is good family planning was good for the american people. so for a 40 years later to try to reverse that legislation is painful. >> come on. if this is a minor part of their business, abortion then they should not be upset about giving up 5% of the business. >> 3%. >> really? and it's really only 3%? that is what they say. the fact is and they should not be upset about giving up 3% of the business if the real core issue is healthcare for women and family planning but with family planning involved taking the life of unborn children at the taxpayers -- but what is against the law and what people don't want to do is have taxpayers subsidize abortion when you give groups like planned parenthood money to do one thing here so t

let's be clear, planned parenthood does offer needed planning services and they also offer preventative health care services. in 2009 in the state of ohio, planned parenthood served 97,574 patients by providing primary health services like cervical and breast cancer screenings, birth control, along with general services including smoking cessation, flu vaccinations and screenings for diabetes and anemia. planned parenthood in ohio provided 32,532 cervical cancer screenings in 2009. planned parenthood in ohio provided 32,717 breast exams in 2009. 32,717 women given peace of mind that they are free from cancer or put on the pap for necessary -- path for necessary treatment for cancer. 32,717 women given access to critical care services that each and every woman needs. from the cuts to women, infant and children programs to these cuts targeted at women's health care, a pattern is quickly emerging, and it's unacceptable. it shows a disregard for women's health and safety. rather than jeopardize the health of women and children across our country, rather than cutting heating assistance for t

> new jersey representative chris smith supports the plan to take away federal funding from planned parenthood. his words struck a personal core for congresswoman jackie spear. >> i had really planned to speak about something else, but the gentleman from new jersey has just put my stomach in knots, because i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. i had a procedure at 17 weeks, pregnant with a child, that had moved from the vagina into the cervix and that procedure that you just talk about was a procedure that i endured. >> reporter: her testimony was so powerful, the entire floor fell silent. >> i lost a baby. for you to stand on this floor and to suggest, as you have, that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or done without any thought is preposterous. >> we hear those stories, variations on them every day. >> reporter: planned parenthood president heather estes says the irony is not a penny of federal money goes to abortions. she says 5.1 million people rely on that funding for other health services. >> cancer screening, birth control, sexually trans

and they probably stand behind planned parenthood.ost: be think there may be less opposition to the funding for title x if the fund. when to to an entity other than planned parenthood which gives things like information on family planning and was covered? -- and whatever? if title x funding just went to a program that passed that information and was not doing abortions. guest: we need to consider that women need the full range of reproductive health care when they go to a provider. abortions are a part of that service and it is very dangerous when have locations where women go for health care and they cannot access all services, particularly when their health and life may be at stake. i think it is perfectly normal for planned parenthood to provide the full range of reproductive health services. those of the clinics that will best serve people. host: erin matson joined the national organization for women in 2002 in her home state of minnesota. she is the longest standing member of the young feminist task force from 2003-2008 and is a

. >> the house was his debating funding for planned parenthood when congresswoman spears rose to speak. >> i had really planned to speak about something else but the gentlemen from new jersey had a just put my stomach in knot. because i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. >>reporter: she was responding to republican chris smith who had just geographically described an abortion done during the second trimester. >> doctor goes in with forcep and this device and literally hacks that baby to death. planned parenthood says it takes 10 to 20 minutes to literally dismember the child. >> the procedure you just talk about was a procedure that i endured. p.m. i lost a baby. about for you to stand on this floor and to suggest as you have that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or done without any thought is perfect positive trust. >>reporter: chamber in stunned silence then. applause. for the new republican congress planned parenthood is a prime target. especially after recent video released by an anti-abortion right group including one showing a plan

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but that's how much planned parenthood will lose.ou might think that abortion funding is part of this controversy. as linda yee reports, the truth is more complicated. >> reporter: they pray every monday in front of this san francisco planned parenthood. >> we are praying that this will close down and somebody has to pray for the babies that may be destroyed. >> reporter: the house voted to block federal funds from going to the clinic. one republican leader says it is morally wrong to use taxpayer money to fund organizations that provide and promote abortion. >> it's a completely heartless attack on our patients. >> reporter: planned parenthood says since 1977 it's been illegal to use federal funding for abortions. any new cuts will end subsidized care for preventive health services. >> for us cervical cancer screenings, std testings and treatment, family planning services. >> reporter: 100,000 men and women go to 30 planned parenthood clinics throughout northern california. 85 percent rely on subsidized care. >> i think that women n

. >>> and an emotional admission as congress takes aim at planned parenthood. a new development in the barry bonds case. today a judge made a request that may come as a surprise. >> reporter: the judge asked both sides to try again to reach a plea bargain and avoid trial all together. bond's attorneys made it clear they've talked to federal prosecutors before and are far apart. >> mr. bonds will not plea guilty to anything. >> well, mr. bonds will decide what mr. bonds does, but i believe as i told you from day one, we're going to have a trial. >> reporter: the two sides are still haggling over evidence the judge won't allow. bonds' attorney allen ruby searched through his briefcase to show me a series of photos of bonds that prosecutors want to show the jury. prosecutors argue it will show the knowledge of the ambience and obvious changes in his appearance. >> this is what they say the years are. >> reporter: this is arizona state? >> this is 2002. >> reporter: bonds' attorneys question who made each photo and when. 1999, 2004. they are saying he bulks up duri

. >> reporter: meanwhile, planned parenthood, the leading u.s. provider of abortions, finds itself under fire after video emerged of some questionable practices. >> reporter: in the past week, anti-abortion group live action has released undercover video showing planned parenthood staffers all too eager to help reported teen sex workers get abortions and contraception. >> reporter: planned parenthood has fired one worker in the videos and said it will retrain its staff. it reported the incidents to attorney general eric holder and cbs news has learned the fbi is now investigating. and planned parenthood gets about $300 million a year in federal funding, and both the group that shot the videos, and house republicans, want that cut down to zero. betty? >> all right. ines ferre in washington for us. thank you. >>> now to the winter that just won't stop. another storm is plowing through the plains and southeast. there are already whiteout conditions in texas and the panhandle area. and some five inches of snow in denver. rough weather reached all the

. >>> new tonight at 5:00, planned parenthood says a san jose based antiabortion group is making false claims. the couple videotaped a couple asking about treatment for under age sex workers. it recorded workers, the sixth video released by the group. members are lobbying congress to cut off federal funds for planned parenthood. >> so we have some other girls we manage and work with, they're going to need testing as well. so do you guys see that? okay. >> we see people in here -- >> planned parenthood claim that is the fake patients never got beyond the reception desk. it has reported the encounter to the fbi. administrators say if the supposed teenage sex workers had come to the clinic, they would have met with a licensed social worker and screened for sex abuse. >>> facebook making a new friend today. in fact, an entire city. scott budman is here to show us what the social network giant is moving to. >> they're moving to a new headquarters. the former sun microsystems campus in menlo park. now, the campus is going to get a new occupant. facebook. the social network had been bursting

mike webak, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the president of planned parenthood responded to today's passage saying health professionals will lose their jobs as a result and it takes health care away from american women who cannot afford to pay for it on their own. >>> and the showers have continued in the bay area. they are light at times and little more heavy out towards shark's park and at the airport in san francisco. it is a cold rain right now, daytime highs in the upper 40s and low 50s. there goes the system, hung up in the mountains, you saw ken up there earlier talking about the conditions driving, not easy, and not easy tomorrow morning. overnight lows, cool. clearing in the morning, you're going to see snow on bay area peaks. you knew that. we are looking for freezing temperatures in the north bay. your weekend looks good, but on saturday, i have some showers in your forecast. i'm going to break that down hour by hour so you can plan for your bay area weekend. i'll see you back here. >>> going back to its roots and creating new jobs at the same time. beginning next week, they plan

incidentally, those who try to minimize planned parenthood's, the expose on planned parenthood as a single situation or one bad egg, i just want to remind this committee that these videos, these unrecovered videos have been coming out for the last four years. they haven't got as much play as recently, and they come from 10 states, alabama, nernlings, new york, virginia. it was suggested there was a system-wide problem with planned parenthood, and they do not deserve $1 million a day of taxpayer dollars. >>y, thank you. this -- why, thank you. this hearing is on hr3 with funding for abortion, and express how the hundreds of millions of dollars that flow into organizations indirectly support the abortion efforts of planned parenthood, but i look forward to that hearing perhaps in another committee, and i commend the members of this panel for your thoughtful comments. i yield back. >> i thank you as always. >> i hate to disagree with you, but i only suggest for the public good that private insurance is providing health insurance and the incentive is to een courage employers to provide health

planned parenthood does not give equal weight. they are essentially an abortion provider. for those of us whose conscience says it is wrong to take the life of a human being for the purposes of either economic security or the purposes of personal convenience, it is an affront. it is as if we have said it is ok for a person to own and other person, in this case, for a biological mother to own her child to the point of life and death. i don't want my tax dollars paying for the destruction of a completely innocent human life. >> he mentioned that that the number one on your list is a return to family values. i always believe in family first, and we both believe in values. where people start to split is when you put those things together. family values mean one thing to your household and another thing to my household. families are not nuclear in the way that they were. how does a country return to this notion of family values when families and values are more different than they ever work? >> where we would agree, at least i think so, is that there is a value in a family and

incidentally, those who try to minimize planned parenthood's, the expose on planned parenthood as a single situation or one bad egg, i just want to remind this committee that these videos, these unrecovered videos have been coming out for the last four years. they haven't got as much play as recently, and they come from 10 states, alabama, nernlings, new york, virginia. it was suggested there was a system-wide problem with planned parenthood, and they do not deserve $1 million a day of taxpayer dollars. >>y, thank you. this -- why, thank you. this hearing is on hr3 with funding for abortion, and express how the hundreds of millions of dollars that flow into organizations indirectly support the abortion efforts of planned parenthood, but i look forward to that hearing perhaps in another committee, and i commend the members of this panel for your thoughtful comments. i yield back. >> i thank you as always. >> i hate to disagree with you, but i only suggest for the public good that private insurance is providing health insurance and the incentive is to een courage employers to provide health

with this growing record of planned parenthood believes, is there any doubt in your mind that planned parenthood would be the largest recipients of abortion support if h.r. 3 was not enacted into law? my specific question is if we do not succeed in passing a chart 3 and banding -- passing h.r. 3, would that not be a windfall specifically for planned parenthood? >> i think the word "windfall" is accurate. itted 324,000 abortions in the united states of america. if you open the doors to federal funding, federal subsidies of abortion in a way that obamacare will do it, there's no question the chief recipient is showing itself to be internally corrupt and unable to handle finances at the minimum given what's happening in california, and more than that, aiding and abetting in the abuse of minors as these videos come out one after another. incidentally, those who try to minimize planned parenthood's, the expose on planned parenthood as a single situation or one bad egg, i just want to remind this committee that these videos, these unrecovered videos have been coming out for the last four ye

what they did last night was used planned parenthood as a whipping boy to disguise their opposition to family planning. the american people knew and every time we tried to tell them, they said it cannot be true that they oppose family planning. they don't. it was terrible to behold last night for them not to be able to come right out and say they are not for family planning but to say they are not for planned parenthood. when we took votes in previous congresses, we had seen this in the votes. this is a very dangerous situation for the reproductive health of women across the country. women of the country and others who care about the must pay attention to this issue. it is degrading to women and disrespectful and it does not make any sense and if you want to reduce the number of abortions in our country, you must commit to supporting contraception and family planning. they have never understood that and perhaps we have to have a lesson in the birds and bees for them to understand that. listening to the debate on the floor was so surreal. what standing do they have on this issue? how ca

. -- law--the house also voted to block federal aid for planned parenthood.before that vote was fine of the debate got personal. kron 4 catherine it explains it. >>catherine: it was really a personal, people got very quiet in surprised by this. during house debate yesterday when california democrat revealed she of last a child and a procedure called dilation and evacuation. republican congresswoman had attacked that procedure while arguing against planned parenthood decision to do abortions. here's our she responded to that. >> i didn't plan to >> about this, the gentleman from new jersey has just but my stomach knots. i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. i had a procedure at 17, pregnant with a child and had moved from the vagina into the cervix and that procedure that you just talked about was the procedure i and george.in georgi lost a baby. --endured. for you to stand on this floor and suggest as you have that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or done without any thought, is preposterous. >>catherine: a spok

. >>> planned parenthood says it will be treating aids workers. the group released video from a new york city planned parenthood clinic as shows a clinic employee giving advice about health services for under age workers to a man posing as a pimp. officials say the video does not accurately portray their practices. >>> a busy san francisco street may soon have a new expectation and rob roth explains what has kept fatalities 20. >> reporter: the 3.3-mile stretch has been one of the deadliest in this city for people trying to cause it. >> it is a busy, busy street. >> reporter: according to police department of records between two dozen 3-2008, a leading pedestrians were killed but we found since 2008 there have been none, zero speak back it is much safer to -- it is much safer and they do not take long. >> reporter: this city and caltrans had spent over $10 million in safety improvements, lowering the speed limit and installing pedestrian countdown clocks and causing guards. >> a lot of cars speed and try to get past the lights. so a thursday stopp

for good now they don't tell you is that all funded money that planned parenthood gets is it used on abortions it's used to help protect women's health for screenings use a test for s.t.d. as cancer to educate people so it looks like all these bills which attack women are just bringing up organically in states around the country though they're not just one off incidence they are being written and cautioned by a lobbyist group out of washington d.c. and thanks to the investigative journalism being done by mother jones there is no way that anybody can deny any longer that there is a national campaign being waged against women. now is the entire u.s. government a giant ponzi scheme bernie madoff the man who ran the largest ponzi even in history says so in a new series of interviews with new york magazine steve fishman after calling fishman collect from prison where he's serving one hundred fifty years of sentencing it seems like made off on him to get a few things off his chest personally he says that he's a good person and he can't believe that nobody wants to hear about all the good t

the revelation came during debate on whether to strip planned parenthood of its federal funding. >> i had planned to speak about something else, but the gentleman from new jersey has just put my stomach in knots because i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. i had a procedure at 17 weeks, pregnant with a child that had moved from the -- into the cercix. the procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that he endured. i lost a baby. >> for what purpose? >> well by federal law, federal funds cannot be used for aabortion. planned parenthood provides other services as well. despite her plea, the house voted to end funding. the proposal now goes to the senate where it faces more opposition. >>> today we know it was a migraine not a stroke that caused a reporter's incoherent speech during a live report. branson says she had a headache an hour before. the video sparked concerns she'd had a stroke. her >> that was her last sunday. she had a headache an hour before. the video sparked concerns that she had had a stroke. her mother said it sounded like a migraine and doctors sa

y >>> today, the house of representatives passed a measure ending federal fupded for planned parenthood. it comes a day after jake ki spears felt moved to speak about her experience. >> i planned to speak about something else, but the gentleman from new jersey has just put my stomach in knots because i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. i had a procedure at 17 weeks pregnant with a child that had moved from the vagina into the cervix. i lost a baby. but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest as you have that somehow, this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or without any thought the propostrouse. >> the house must still vote on the entire bill before the measure moves to the senate. planned parenthood is already prevented by using tax money to perform borgs abortion services. it was reported she had the procedure when sas wthatas th was incorrect. she did not say when it happened. >> we'll be right back. >>> the surviving a stab to the head is remarkable, but surviving with the weapon stuck for years? a 30-year-old patient has sought treatment fo

i think what's going on, the gop wants to control what happens to my body. >> reporter: planned parenthood does not use this. it's being considered in the senate. >>> bay area leaders have a week to apply for backpay. blue star moms were up helping with a workshop to help those apply for retroactive pay. it's estimated 70,000 members and the beneficiary are owed money for inactive duty between september 11th, 2001 and september 30th, 2009. the average check amounts to about $3700. the stop-loss policy keeps troops in combat longer to prevent a unit from being broken up. >>> family and friends gathered to mourn the loss of galvin pow, one of the teens killed in that rafting accident. classmates from his high school held a candlelight vigil for him and his friend last week. they were going rafting and their bodies with crewed the next day. >>> b.a.r.t. is trying to figure out why an electrical system failed today, causing delays up to 37 minutes. this happened near the embarcadero station in san francisco. it shut down service from the transbay tube. some passengers were forced to switch tra

. >>> minutes ago, congress made a controversial vote dealing with planned parenthood. a new law is coming to a bay area city dealing with energy efficiency. >>> first, rosemary will be back with more on what you can expect with the weekend weather and an amazing sight. we'll show you more of a new flying camera that look leak a humming bird. bird -- that looks like a hummingbird. >>> in bar rain, thousands demonstrators defied a government ban on gathering in the main square and soldiers opened fire. at least 50 people were hurt and some medics fought the effects of tear gas as they treated demonstrators. this came hours after demonstrators held funeral service for three men killed in a predawn confrontation yesterday. demonstrators are calling for the down fall of bahrain's ruling monarchy. >>> meanwhile, thousands of egyptians are gathering in tahrir square for what they are calling victory celebration. this is the first rally since the fall of hosni mubarak one week ago. organizers want protesters to put more pressure on the military. >>> pg&e wants to pass on some

planned parenthood from getting federal money. a form abortions.ristopher smith attacked a procedure called dilation and evacuation that's used in abortions. did this all got very personal suddenly when california democrat spirit revealed she lost a child using that same procedure. >> i had planned to >> about something else but the german from new jersey has just put my stomach knots. on one of those women he spoke about just now. i had a procedure at 17 weeks, pregnant with a child that had moved from the china into the cervix and the procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that i and george. i lost a baby. for you to stand on this floor and to suggest as you have, that somehow this is a procedure that is these are welcomed or dent cavalierly or down without any thought to is preposterous. >> that provision to block planned parenthood did pass the house it's not expected to get to the senate. a spokesperson for spear said she did not consider the procedure of abortion but a miscarriage since the child could not have survived. after s

it mostly benefits planned parenthood. it planned parenthood is far and away the largest abortion provider and the largest recipient of federal funding under title ten, and i believe the time has come for that to end. with that set let me direct a question to misses ruse, his testimony i found compelling as i do appreciate her on this issue across the country. it .. >> i think the word win fall is accurate. last year, planned parenthood committed 324,000 abortions in the united states of america. if you open the doors to federal funding, federal subsidies of abortion in a way that obamacare will do it, there's no question the chief recipient is showing itself to be internally corrupt and unable to handle finances at the minimum given what's happening in california, and more than that, aiding and abetting in the abuse of minors as these videos come out one after another. incidentally, those who try to minimize planned parenthood's, the expose on planned parenthood as a single situation or one bad egg, i just want to remind

i mean she knows firsthand why it's needed. >> reporter: the president of planned parenthood responded to the passage of the bill says it does not to reduce the deficit and it does nothing to improve the economy. health workers will lose their jobs. the house spending bill expected to move to the senate by the end of the month. live tonight in san mateo, mike mibach. >>> lawmakers in sacramento today closely scrutinized governor brown's plan to slash the budget. they've already decided to make major cuts to programs like adult day care. >> how service is delivered, the nature of the services, the depth of the services, and how we do business. it's dramatic. >> reporter: budget talks are expected to go on for weeks. it's expected governor brown's budget plan will face fierce opposition from republicans, especially on the portion including tax extension. >>> stocks on wall street ended the week with a rally. it was a volatile trading day but that didn't stop the dow from closing in positive territory for the third week in a row. here's a look now at the closing number, the dow is up more

these are hot-button issues like planned parenthood and like some of the changes they made to environmental protection. close to home, they eliminated funding to implement the president also proposal to help clean up the chesapeake bay. -- and with the president's proposal to help clean up chesapeake bay. those items, which are social engineering under the guise of budget cutting and is our responsibility are going to be unacceptable on the senate side. the majority of democrats voted against those provisions. the republicans should not be using the budget process to deal with hot-button social issues. if they are serious about fiscal issues, let's have our argument there. do not try to slip these other things in in the middle of the night. >> the nation's postal governors are in town this weekend. democrats and republicans -- the nation's governors are in town this weekend. >> there are some provisions that the president and the congress have already indicated and we are willing to change them and revisit them. there is a 1099 provision that was put in during the health- care debate. it ne

another amendment would cut federal funding to planned parenthood. the plan needs for signed by the president by march 4th to prevent a government shutdown. >>> about two hours ago, the west dublin pleasanton bart station began operating social security for the first time on interstate 580 and does include a bridge for people to walk over the freeway. the station is the first to be built on an existing line. it was designed to east congestion at the original station. bart expects 4300 people to use the station every day during the week. >>> this morning bart officials are trying to determine how three pieces of metal got ton on a track and shut down service. around 5:30 last night, the scraps were found near the west oakland station. officials stopped service into san francisco while investigators removed the metal. then just about a hal hour later decided to shut down service in both directions. >> the train passed through. we immediately decided we need to inspect and we want comfortable enough in continuing service which is why we shut down the tra

a bill to block funds for planned parenthood is headed to the senate.lence when she told them of her own experience with a medically necessary abortion. >> i lost a baby. but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest, as you have, that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or done without any thought is preposterous. >> speier's comments came after graphic detail about abortion on the house floor. >> the doctor goes in with forceps and this device and literally hacks that baby to death. planned parenthood itself says it takes ten to twenty minutes to literally dismember that child. >> that procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that i endured. i lost a baby. >> speier says planned parentshood does not use any federal funding for abortions but for surgeries like cancer and birth control. she showed anger at the debate for having to reveal her private tragedy. >> they never endured this. how dare they speak with the venom and the vitriol that they do about something that is so painful, so personal. >> the

but the fight over planned parenthood has become the most heated. >> the stubborn fact remains that plannedclinics are among the most dangerous places on earth for a child. >> one of the things i think has been lost in all this is the impact on women, you know, 97% of our services are preventive services. >> the senate and white house must sign off on the planned parenthood cuts before they become law unless a budget compromise is reached. the government is poised to shut down. >>> a conservative adviser to the vatican has criticized and drew quo andrew quo quomo. taking commune yon in the church the day after his inauguration and said the bishop who gave it to him should not have. >>> what they said when asked if they defect after a departure by steve jobs? julie haener is in the newsroom with a look at some of the other stories we are working on. >> the controversy over oakland's gang injunction fills a courtroom. the accused took to the stand today and when the judge could make a decision. also, you can see the progress being made at memorial stadium, but neighbors say they can also hear

a bill to cut funds to planned parenthood.peier stunned the floor into silence when she told them about her own experience with a medically necessary abortion. >> i lost baby. but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest, as you have, that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or done without any thought is preposterous. >> speier's comments after chris smith went into graphic detail on abortion on the house floor. >> the doctor goes in with forceps and this device and literally hacks that baby to death. planned parenthood itself says it takes 10 to 20 minutes to literally dismember that child. >> the procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that i endured. >> speier said planned parentshood does not use any federal funding but instead for procedures like cancer screenings and birth control. she showed anger causing her to reveal her private tragedy. >> they've never gone through this, never endured this. how dare they speak with the venom and vitriol that they do about somethi

largely on the party line vote so was a victory for the dot republicans who feel thatof a planned parenthood provides abortions and even today the government isn't supposed topoiw fund or provide any funding for abortions, but republicans are generally skeptical ovef planned rrenthood and this was important to them, but that is e one of those amendments that was a symbolic victory for the houss republicans it is probably not going to be in any final bill signed by president obama.. rogk >> how likely is a government shutdown? >> if ethe house passes the bil utagoing to go to the senate,nm and if the house and the senate. can't agree to the bill then the that results in the government shut down and that would be a major development that hasn't happened since the mid 1990's and generally people have it wouldn't happen but the chance that it has seemingly gone up, speaker johnt boehner said that he wouldn'toti romept any bill that doesn't cut spending and that is different from what the democrats want,cot they want to freeze spending but they don't want to make anyek cuts. it's been a quid othe

we're talked about planned parenthood. and extremely deep cuts for the environmental protection agency. and aid to schools, as well. these are as much policy cuts, with republicans trying to change policy in some of these agencies, as well as budget cuts. a big move from the house speaker. he didn't want to cut this much. but freshmen republicans pushed him. they passed the bill. over $60 billion in cuts. >> it's an incredible scene overnight, with lawmakers sleeping in the hallways. as you mentioned, it's headed to the senate. chances of it getting passed in the senate and through the white house, are approaching zero. so, does that mean we're looking for a government shutdown possibly? >> reporter: it's a very real possibility. that's because the calendar has a very important date. both the house and the senate are out next week. march 4th, the government runs out of money. if the house and senate don't come to some kind of agreement and pass a continuing resolution to continue to fund the government, there could be a sh

planned parenthood says it takes 10 to 20 minutes to dismember that child. >> that procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that i endured. i lost a baby. but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest as you have that somehow this is a procedure that is welcome is done without any thought is preposterous. >> the floor was stunned into violence. they have been involved with planned parenthood since 1964. >> for her to get out of her own reaction is, of course, is going to galvanize women. >> why on earth are we given $363 million in taxpayer funds every year to planned parenthood >> planned parenthood does not use federal funds for abortions but provides many other reproductive health services. she says anger made her reveal a very private tragedy. >> to speak with the venom and vitriol that they do to something that is so painful and personal. >> the bill is not expected to survive the senate. >> still to come this morning two southern californians are on a yacht that was hijacked. more [ female announcer ] why settle for plain bread when you can have pillsbury grands!

passed a spending plan that included eliminating more than $300 million in federal funding for planned parenthood. the organization is prohibited from using federal dollars for abortion services. but it uses the federal money to provide family planning, birth control, medical and preventive services. >> a single judge will likely hear dozens of lawsuits filed against pg&e stemming from that deadly sanbruno explosion. a san mateo county superior court judge made that decision on thursday. it would mean one judge in san mateo county would hear all 64 suits filed against the utility. the judge's decision must be approved by the california judicial council. the final decision is expected to take about three weeks. eight people were killed in the september pipeline explosion. >>> we have some dramatic video tonight at a washington, d.c. what authorities say caused an elevator to malfunction. boy, take a look, sending people tumbling and causing several injuries. >>> new information tonight about the body discovered buried in the backyard of a home. >>> another round of sub- freezing temperatures. in t

he is sinking services at the planned parenthood in virginia for underage sex workers.our internet reporter kimberly sakamoto tells us why this could threaten the agency's funding only seen this kind of attacker take on an agency before haven't we? >> yes a lot of people are wondering if planned parkm km. let's look at the video that was taken. the same videos from virginia and new jersey show staff turned a blind eye toward sexual trafficking and waters on giving advice on how to give abortions and had to give around parental consent. the planned parenthood has responded and said immediately after one of the visits the contacted local authorities about the possiblpossibility of a sex ring happening. the current to receive about $360 million from federal, state and local government. >> so the funding is now threatened? >> absolutely, exposed planned parenthood it supports a bill that would cut 7 $8 million from funding from organizations that perform abortions. >> let us know what happens thank-you. >> now time for the snowbomb.com report. we have '50s at lake level, '4

congress continue the war against planned parenthood by defunding that program so what's the next g.o.p. proposal targeting women are they going to force women to have pregnancy tests every thirty days just to make sure nobody slips through and has a miscarriage at home it doesn't get noticed this is exactly what i was saying it's another example of republicans taking any opportunity to have to make every single thing about abortion and now we're saying republicans try to give people more rights than women i mean our fetus is more human than women are this is what's the deal with big obviously haters who want government in our bedroom this isn't just going to be very short miscarriages is just because they want to investigate a crime it's occurring inside your uterus this is like an imaginary issue this is one guy down in georgia who proposes kind of loony bills all the time as if this is just going to go to measure it without any kowtow to see if this is this is about in fact that he will reach out and he was required to ration fighters and now we're seeing bringing a truce on social i

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