the only thing about roe v. wade is the author which roe v. wade through our supposedly erudite supreme court justices -- they don't know when life begins. isn't that amazing that all these wonderful, educated justices don't know when life begins. and when they -- the issue came before them again, they refused to overturn it and acknowledge when human life begins. the life principles state clearly that each human life is in existence at fertilization. now, the reason we must be very careful, insistent about the life principles is today it is the innocent children who are being killed by our government but also with that there's a boldness that if it's not only the preborn children's lives who are under the evil, but it's also creeping for the aged and the handicapped and the elderly. and, therefore, we say that the march for life, life principles are to protect human life without regard to age, health, or condition of dependency. it's for all of us throughout our whole life. and we ask that our life principles be followed. [applause] >> do you

today the supreme court legalized abortion and today tens of thousands are marking the anniversary of roe versus wade with a big message for washington. jummy olabanji is live on the national mall with more on the story. >> good afternoon. this rally began very early this morning at the rise and center. now it continued to the national mall. you can look and see. thousands of people have gathered and they will continue to gather as they make their way over to the supreme court building. they say their message is very simple -- it is time for abortion to stop. >> people are going to wonder why. >> this morning, thousands of pro life supporters gathered at the horizon center to mark the beginning of the annual march for life in washington. events included a rally concert, and mass. >> standing up today for the unborn, those who cannot stand up for themselves, the ones who do not have a voice. >> tens of thousands are expected to march to the national mall to the supreme court to protest against the court's controversial decision to legalize abortion in the 1973 roe v wade case. dawn can sti

what are the challenges now facing the movement for the right to abortions. >> roe v.his country continues to support safe and legal abortion. we see the race to the bottom on who can be the most against women health care access. and it's far beyond roe, what we are seeing is republican nominees committing to end the national family planning program and overturn decades of progress of reducing unintended pregnancy in the country. >> we are seeing initiatives. it was rejected in mississippi, to define when life begins which would impact stem cell research and say nothing of invitro. >> they have embraced in personhood initiative. it was rejected in the state of mississippi as being too extreme. it could outlaw common forms of birth control and put at risk invitro procedures that many couples rely on having a safe pregnancy. what will be interesting, what we are seeing right now, particularly i know you are down in tampa, what we are seeing in the are republican primary is this move to the far right, what they are forgetting, it's abandoning what i think of as traditiona

in addition to the roe v.e decision, the antiabortion celebrators passed the truth in advertising legislation, it cuts down on crisis pregnancy centers because they falsely advertise abortion services. >> white house staff spend the day in the south bay. >> the focus on an action summit held by members of the obama administration. >> we'll ring, ring. hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring, ring. progresso. they fit! awesome. thank you. [ man ] ring, ring. pro-gresso. they fit! okay-y... okay? you don't understand. i've been eating progresso becae there's... 40 flavors 100 calories or less and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay. is there a woman i can talk to? [ female announcer ] tell your story at progressosoup.com for the chance to win an ultimate makeover in hollywood. >>> members of the obama administration were in the south bay meeting with leaders from the hispanic community. the goal was to give white house officials the chance to hear directly from hispanic residents about issues in their commu

this came on the same day that thousands protested roe verse wade. >> kristin fischer has been down on the national mall all day, and i'm guessing the timing of this bill is no coincidence? >> reporter: no question. and, you know, this isn't just a women's right issue. this is about dc voting rights. here you have a congressman who represents a district all the way on the other side of the country. and he's trying to pass a bill that would only impact the district of columbia. >> what i'm saying is the truth. >> reporter: pro life and pro choice supporters squared off outside the u.s. supreme court. >> i'm challenging you. >> reporter: today was dominated by march for life. >> we will be. >> reporter: but the evening gave way to a vigil for choice. >> choice for women. >> reporter: the national organization for wn 's annual vigil was rocked by news from an arizona congressman. republican representatives introduced a bill that would ban the abortion of fetuses 20 weeks or older but only in the district of columbia. >> if he believes that abortion should be a crime prior to 20 weeks, the

on the occasion of roe versus wa defrn the anti-abortion move is crowing about what a great year they. the president of americans united for life saying "the headlines were about the changing command in the house of representatives, what we were seeing was a tidal wave in state houses "wt when we saw the wave come in we ran the ball and ran with it. 28 laws we were involved with passed. it was breath taking. taking their own breath away with their success since the republican victories in 2010. today anti-abortion march in washington. the movement was treated to a special from the speaker of the house, john boehner who said he's work to overturn roe versus wade decision. there have been more roll backs of abortion rights since the 2010 elections since it was passed 39 years ago. this massive, coordinated offensive against abortion rights by the republicans has frankly been aided by the fact that republicans love to campaign on this issue, democrats don't love to campaign on this issue. being pro choice is not a litmus test for the democratic party the way being pro life is for the rep

on the occasion of roe versus wa defrn the anti-abortion move is crowing about what a great year theyad. the president of americans united for life saying "the headlines were about the changing command in the house of representatives, what we were seeing was a tidal wave in state houses "wt when we saw the wave come in we ran the ball and ran with it. 28 laws we were involved with passed. it was breath taking. taking their own breath away with their success since the republican victories in 2010. today anti-abortion march in washington. the movement was treated to a special from the speaker of the house, john boehner who said he's work to overturn roe versus wade decision. there have been more roll backs of abortion rights since the 2010 elections since it was passed 39 years ago. this massive, coordinated offensive against abortion rights by the republicans has frankly been aided by the fact that republicans love to campaign on this issue, democrats don't love to campaign on this issue. being pro choice is not a litmus test for the democratic party the way being pro life is for the r

on the occasion of the anniversary of roe versus wade, mr.orum describes fighting against abortion rights to the cause of which he has dedicated his life. right. if anybody knows anything about rick santorum the man on dog thing and also the abortion issue. that is what your whole reputation boils down to, senator, central challenge of your candidacy is broaden your appeal beyond those issues to convince people you can speak to some other issues besides just being anti-gay and anti-abortion. if this is just a contest about who is the most anti-abortion, then congratulations, rick santorum, you're running away with it. you may have gotten destroyed in new hampshire, came in fifth. looking at the exit poll results, one group of voters you won were voters who said that abortion was the most important issue motivating their vote. also in south carolina, you got destroyed, the one group of voters where you won majority of the vote, abortion was the most important thing motivating their vote. the only other group was voters who said the most import

roe. we have a number of medical doctors, most of whom who are profoundly pro-life and i believe he has delivered at least 5,000 babies. mr. roe: i want to thank my friend and colleague, congressman smith, for being one of the most steadfast leaders in this nation, not tonight, not just for this one hour of special order tonight, but for decades, chris, for standing up for life and what's right. i'm proud to associate with you and today, as we went out on the mall here for those of you who didn't see it on television, it was a cold and rainy day and it was cold last year but clear but didn't dam pen the spirit of thousands of people who came here and the scores of young people who came here to celebrate life. and life as has been mentioned is a precious gift from god and not only is abortion wrong, but it is a bad idea. i'm an ob-gyn doctor and in the group that i belonged to, we delivered over 25,000 babies. myself, almost 5,000 babies. and iowa i got to see during that time, when roe ver

wade. >> do i believe roe v. in yes. >> i'm of the generation that worked for roe v. wade, we can't go back again. >> a huge jump from being understanding and considerate and concerned, which we should be, to saying we're therefore going to institute the sacrament of marriage as though it has no basis. sacrament of marriage was based on a man and woman, has been for 3,000 years. >> newt gingrich talking about marriage equality is like getting lessons on drug addiction from a heroin addict. >> what do you think? >> it was a torture session. >> i would send troops back in to iraq. >> the decision to elect a president has to be much more thoughtful than what we saw tonight. really, i think president obama is the winner tonight. >> do you think any of them could be president? >> any of them? i don't think so. >> tomorrow night, president obama will be on the ballot, he will obviously be the democratic nominee, but new hampshire is a very important swing state. so how the president performs in the state in november, o

. >> on the 39th anniversary of the roe vs. wade decision legalizing abortion, pro-white and pro-choice supporters both rallied and a bit of campaigning in the annual right-to-life march. all four gop candidates consider themself pro-life and say the roe vs. wade decision was a mistake. they want to and legalized abortion. a smaller group of pro-choice supporters also spoke out today. >> healthcare a pellets' -- appellates what elena kagan to recuse herself. they want thomas to recuse because of a repeal. each justice makes his or her own decision. >> they say the u.s. must close the guantanamo bay prison as obama has promised. they say the prisoners remain arbitrarily detained, a violation of international law. in his address last year he pledged to close the prison in cuba. >> republican senator mark kirk underwent surgery to relieve swelling under the brain, and he could have some permanent physical damage from the stroke. he was elected in 2010 winning the seat once held by barack obama. >> still the come, talk of more loca

let stand in opposition to roe v. wade. let stand up for the sanctity of life from conception until the great. and god bless the great state of tennessee and the united states of america. and god bless you all for coming out today. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> hi, i'm 50 hearts were from the great state of missouri and i'm so glad -- [cheers and applause] so glad you here and so on it to be a part of the largest pro-life glass of freshman in congress is history. i'm also glad to serve with the largest group of pro-life women in congress and to take back our country and to remind them that we have a greater and our creator has granted a certain unable rise quickly life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. and with your help we will continue to stand strong for life, keep the faith can keep working, keep praying and let's get involved in this election. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> my name is james langford from oklahoma city, and it is great to see you out here in the rain. at me just say to you, thank you

. -- why this year's roe v. wade march had more of a political punch. >> changing the name of travelled roads. >> why a senator says ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >> divers found two more bodies today continuing the search for the missing 10 days after the deadly cruise ship accident. 15 people now confirmed dead, 17 still missing. and oil spill has been spotted but it is lighter and not have been leaking from inside the cruise ship. one u.s. senator detained of refusing to let security pat him down. >> that would be senator rand paul, son of ron paul. he arrived there ragan a few hours ago. what did he have to say? >> this was definitely the twitter story of the day. it happened at a national airport as he was trying to get back to the sea he started reading, his father started tre

one said they would march rain or shine, marking the anniversary of roe v. wade and a woman's right to choose, and up the street, an anti-abortion group calling for the repeal of that decision. the walk due demonstrators young and old. >> it's important to show hire part of something larger. >> we've done it three years in a row now. just to show the kids we're a prolife family and to participate with other pro life people. >> the group at that time started at civic center marched peacefully down market street, holding signs and flanked by the sppd. >> the pro life movement is the movement of our generation. >> he escorted ten bus idaho of young people to san francisco for the rally. >> we just want to stand up and make a difference. >> there were only a handful of prochoice demonstrators and that may be because they have the court on their side. the group did find one more opportunity to clash. this starbucks had both coffee and spirited debate. >> abortion rights demonstrators were frustrated by the small showing both sides, even though they disagree, peac

we're expecting more than 100,000 people who oppose the roe v. wade decision and also abortion to come here and take part in a number of protests, marches, and events that will be held today in d.c. for the second year in a row, the annual youth rally and mass for life will be held at two arenas. the d.c. armory and here at the verizon center. more than 28,000 teens and young adults are expected to take part in the rally. the doors open for the youth rally at 7:00 a.m. with events beginning at 7:30. at 12:00 p.m., there will be a rally on the national mall near the smithsonian castle. the actual march will begin at 1:30. the march will follow the traditional route up constitution avenue to the supreme court. house speaker john boehner is expected to address the crowd. i'm tracee wilkins live in northwest. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> that march is going to make it pretty tough to get around today. there are several road closures beginning at 9:30 this morning. they include parts of maryland avenue and 1st street northeast. 3rd and 4th

. >>> and today is the 39th anniversary of the roe v. wade supreme court decision which legalized abortion in this country. and there are a full slate of march for life events including a pair session at verizon center and a march from the national mall to the united states supreme court. >> reporter: j.c., this march should be getting underway any minute now. it is going to be starting in front of the smithsonian castle. you can see hundreds of people are making their way over there. when they get there, like said, any minute now, they should be waiting to hear from house speaker john boehner. he will be delivering the opening remarks. from there, they're going to make their way up to the u.s. supreme court. now, remember, march for life marked the anniversary of the rx oe v. wade decision which legalized abortion. this is the 39th march for life. it has become an annual pilgrimage. they have come here from all over the country. we caught up with a few of them a few moments ago. >> we want to see roe versus wade reversed. >> i have six

i am for overturning roe versus wade.not believe we have a right in this country, in the constitution, to take a human life. i don't think that's -- i don't think our founders envisioned that. i don't think the writing of the constitution anywhere enables that. >> i want to turn now, if i can, from the constitution, elevated here, to something closer to home and to maybe families sitting in their living rooms all across this country. yahoo! sends us questions, as you know. we have them from real viewers. and i'd like to post one because it is about gay marriage but at the level -- i would really love to be able to ask you what you would say personally sitting in your living rooms to the people who ask questions like this. this is from phil in virginia. "given that you oppose gay marriage, what do you want gay people to do who want to form loving, committed, long-term relationships? what is your solution?" and speaker gingrich. >> well, i think what i would say is we want to make it possible to have those things that are m

♪ i'm feelin' subway ♪ let's go >>> today marks the 39th anniversary of the roe v wade decision.on the national mall. thousands packed the mall to voice their reaction. pro choice supporters met them with their own chant this was the 38th march. >>> smaller pro choice celebration took place at the high court there were shouting matches with pro life supporters, pro choice demonstrators say roe v wade protects women's rights and should not be over turned. >> supporters got a boost from president obama he said he is committed to a woman's right to choose. >> dc leaders fighting against an arizona congressman who wants to national rise the district's world war 1 memorial. ted poe introduced the bill to give control of that memorial from the federal government. mayor grey says the nation should have a world war 1 memorial but shouldn't take it from the city that built and paid for it with its own people's blood and treasure. >> we should resist this with every fiber of our being because if this happens, this is yet another statement that we really don't exist as a separate entity as

the only thing about roe v. wade is the error which roe v.e threw our supposedly aerodyne supreme court justices, they do not know when life begins. is that not amazing? when all this wonderful, educated justices do not know when life begins -- when all of these wonderful, educated justices do not know when life begins? the light principles state clearly that each human life is in existence at fertilization. now, the reason we must be very careful and consistent about is that today, it is the innocent pre-born children who are being killed by our government, a also there is an idea that it is not them, but it is also for the aged and the handicapped and the elderly, and therefore, we say that the march for life life principles are to protect human life without regard to age, health, or condition of dependency. it is for all of us throughout our whole life, and we ask that our life principles be followed. [cheers and applause] the abortionists are able to operate because they not only have an industry activated, but you do not hear very much a

it was it to mark roe vs. wade, the high court decision that legalized abortion 30 years ago today. tonight a huge crowd gathered for a candlelight vigil and people on both sides spoke out. >> we are here to say that we are organized. women are galvanized and women will not go back, and women will never give up. >> abortion was a selfish choice, adoption would have been logical and merciful to my child examine myself. >> earlier today tens of thousands of people marched on capitol hill and at the supreme court to protest the roe vs. wade decision. >>> another ruling from the supreme court today will impact how police track suspected criminals. the court unanimously aagrgreed bar police from installing gps technology to track suspects without a judge's approval. it comes after hearing an appeal in november from a d.c. man convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine after police installed a gps device on his jeep. some called the decision one of the most important of the computer age. >>> next at 11:00, cruise ship controversy. why the company behind the disaster in italy is under f

cox these pro- life supporters say they have come a long way since roe vs. wade nearly 40 years ago. >> over 50 percent of the country is pro-life. we feel happy about that. the youth of the movement is amazing. the young people that are pro-life. young people know how precious life is. >> anti-abortion activists listen to speakers and religious leaders before marching down market street. >>vicki: coming up, we hear from the candidates after a close races at the carolina primary. cause >> apple held an impressive of and announcing digital text books for the education market. i will show you how these apple textbooks to revolutionize the education system. >>vicki: we look at how the u.s. is becoming a superpower in the world of wine. dollar and a hot will move to a cuchulainn >> 6 campus started the weekend for and did it. 880 two-man race off ended up with new direct clutching at the no. 1 spot. >> thank you to everyone in south carolina who decided to be with us in changing washington. >> and gingrich pulled off a stunning upset climbing out of a double-dig

planned parenthood to uphoeld roe v wade was recommend nany o sent of the past. members of the pro-life humidity were devastated that sutter had not provided the fifth vote to overturn roe v wade. he did not nominee from an he will came laescalated war of wo. a first attempted establishment claw cases, sutter began to take the lead on the separation 1u67 as this board of education and university of virginia. in contrast, clarence thomas' two decades have been have been relied on the tribunal on the block. the closest ally being joseph scalia. his votes and opinions have originally been postured to firm commitments to a government role. such as gonzalez and the strict statutory construction and the opposition to racial preference policies in the affirmative action. and the resolute embrace of federal principles, the interesting case of the united states term limits with the opinion. in 2007, he boasted to the federalist society. one thing i have demonstrated in 16 years on the supreme court is you can do the job without asking a single question. ev end quote. >> w

majority in the 1992 case of planned parenthood to uphold roe v wade was reminiscent of the past. needless to relate, conservatives, particularly members of the pro-life movement were devastated that sutter had not provided the fifth vote to overturn roe v wade. the stealth nominee did not shy away from an escalated war of words with his conservative colleague antonin scalia. a first attempted establishment clause cases suitor began to take the lead on the separation aside, such as in board of education versus the school district, majority opinion, rosenberger versus university of virginia dissenting opinion. thomas remained steadfast in his jurisprudence. votes and opinions have dedicated originalist conservative posture, including firm commitments to a limited government role such as gonzalez versus carhart, majority vote, statutory construction, determined opposition to racial preference policies inherit in the affirmative action, university of michigan case, dissenting opinion. and resolute of federal principles the united states term limits versus thornton, dissenting opinion

. >> i massive protest on the national mall on the 39th anniversary of roe vs. wade. stay with us.he new flip & fresh from air wick with 100% fragrance oil. it's something new to brighten your home with two scent levels to choose from for when you want something light or something more. it's the new flip & fresh from air wick. the lasting fresh fragrance that brightens your world with a flip. something in the air wick. . >>> shuttle discovery is getting ready to head to d.c. the smithsonian's national air and space museum will welcome the shuttle into its collection in april. discover jill will be thrown for dulles international airport on the back of a boeing 747. there will be a flyover over the nation's capital and a welcome ceremony before the shuttle heads to its final home. >>> the 39th anniversary of roe vs. wade brought thousands of antiabortion protestors to the national mall monday. >> they marched to the supreme court to demand an end to legalized abortion. maureen umeh has more. ore. . >> reporter: under gray skies and a steady rain, thousands of pro-life supporters gat

he said griggs and roe, i stand by my answer. the answer is pretty good for since he was in law school. because we checked to see what issues provoked the most democratic questions during his confirmation hearings. and the two issues that garnered by far the most questions were yep, you guessed it, gregs and roe versus wade. >> i'd just like somebody on the panel to explain the starr reference that ambassador gray just made. >> i just got him confirmed, i didn't select him. >> i don't know the rumors. you're going to have to talk to boyd and i'm not going to answer. >> if we stop tweeting, you would tell us, boyd? >> turn off the camera. [ inaudible ] >> i'm sorry? [ inaudible ] >> president bush probably worked out more deals than rostenkowski. benson he ran against and lost for a senate seat. most of the major legislation went through benson and they were good friends. from the point of view of democrats, maybe that's another texas relationship you could discuss. >> well, the other thing, tom, is that one of the things that occ

so he answered grigs versus power and roe v. wade. he was asked the question again as if he had given a stupid answer. he answered grigs and rowe. i stand by my answer. the answer is pretty good for since he was in law school because we checked with -- to see what issues provoked the most democratic questions during his confirmation hearings, and the two issues that garnered by far the most questions were, yep, you guessed it, grigs and roe vs. wade. >> other questions? >> i'd like somebody on the panel to explain the star reference that was made. >> i got him confirmed. i didn't select them. >> i know the rumors. i'm not going to answer. >> if we stop tweeting will you tell us, boyd? >> president bush probably worked out more deals with probably ross 10kowski and benson he ran against and lost. still most of the major legislation went through benson. >> the other thing, tom, is that one of the things that occurred early on, in fact, when the president first talked to me about taking the job, thiscy think in my oral history i said loo

thousands of pro-life and pro-choice protesters to the streets one day before the anniversary of the roe vs. wade decision. >>nichole: force mother met is the milk enslavement. >>nichole: a pro-choice activists gathered at justin herman plaza depending-- defending regret to justice. >> i'm feeling whole, solidarity that women and men working together can support women's reproductive rights. >>nichole: these activists are prepared to stand up against the pro-life movement. later, thousands of pro-life activists rallied at city hall. >> when your walk into the, you might as well keep walking of lead washington to let them know, we are not putting up with this any longer. but this time for abortions and. over 50 percent of the treasury is pro-life. with a happy about that. the use of the movement is amazing. young people know how precious life is in. stocks and >>vicki: south carolina's primary gave the republican field another winner and perhaps is indicating the contest is far from over. >> six candidates started the week and for ended it. newt gingrich clenched the no. 1 spot in a south

reporter: the support for life rally was held in 1974 a year after the roe versus wade court ruling.s divided the nation since then and continues to do so 39 years later. all in all, an uneventful day in terms of physical conflict or arrests. the only real issue was traffic related to the marchers that they marched from the natural mall to the supreme court and again when they left -- national mall to the supreme court and then again when theft and the rally was over. maureen umeh, fox 5 news. >>> d.c. leaders are finding a plan to turn a local memorial into a national monument. the details are coming up. >>> also ahead, a u.s. senator versus the tsa, why airport security briefly detained him next.  >>> salvage crews could begin pumping fuel out of the luxury cruise ship that crashed off the coast of italy. a leak or a spill could cause an environmental disaster. >>> also today crews found the bodies of two more victims bringing the death toll now to 15. 17 others are still missing. the cruise line announced it will refund passengers the full cost of the cru

i'm in favor of having the supreme court overturning roe v wade. she knows how the gymnast kept falling off the balance be while romney tried to defend his record on spin subliminal messages to g.o.p. voters are really not all that subtle but here's another attack ad from huntsman and this one includes one of my favorite lines i'm very much very much and adamantly opposed to tax increases the head of the bay state also wants to add to your name was the thing that just raised the after feet after that attack. you can't be a perfectly lubricated weathervane on the important issues of the day whether it's libya whether it's the debt ceiling whether it's the discussion around the key city building in ohio. a perfectly lubricated weather vane and what the hell is that sounds good advise you with by the doctor's office but let's move on as you can see huntsman is a hypocrite he stood before the media today cried about the negative personal attacks in this presidential race but he had no problem going negative on his fellow candidates himself yet when he

overturn roe vs.aw abortion. >> our precip this morning that when you're going to defend life it's like david going up to the giant goliath. >> i'm here because i believe in the sanctity of human life and i believe that children, that unborn children have a right to life. >> reporter: despite the cold, wet weather the marchers say the annual march will continue every year until america hears their call. >> i feel like it's a duty we have to live up to, to do something that's right. and that means going out and showing your faith. that's one of the things we're doing right now. it takes a lot of courage to come out here and do it but it's something we have to do because someone did it before us and it is only right to pass on the tradition. >> i really believe that people who are for abortion don't really, really understand what they're doing because it's not visible. >> tom sherwood reporting. >>> in the wake of his son's suicide a northern virginia father is pushing for change when it comes to discip

many are calling for reversal of roe v. wade and a national ban on aboudihaj one marcher say pregnant women need to consider other options. >> they should be aware of the resources available to them. there are a lot of the of programs both to support people to raise their own children as well as options for adoption and things, such as that. >> abortion rights protesters briefly stopped the march, but according to san francisco police pulled them out-of-the- way. police did detain one person. >>>. >>> families in the south bay took part in a printa thon to keep their children safe. the event in san josi offered free fingerprinting of children along with other safety measures. they received updated photographs and dna collection kit and a plan explaining what to do if a child disappeared. marc klaas, head of the event says being prepared is essential. >> everybody agrees that in case of an emergency, time is the enemy. and you want to be able to have something that you can hand to the first police officer on the scene. >> th

thousands flooded san francisco's civic center plaza to mark the 39th anniversary of roe v. wade. the annual walk or two life through anti-abortion protesters from across the country. they came face-to-face with a smaller group of prochoice advocates. e poe life supporters wereul. celebrating the recent passage of legislation that cracks down on abortion clinics. they were being falsely advertised as pregnancy crisis centers. >> relatives of those still missing from a shipwreck off italy are hoping for a mter div. it was found near a gathering point for evacuation. 20 people are still missing. divers are calling their work a recovery, not a rescue, and abc news is reporting there's audio where the captain tells the coast guard he was going to stay on the ship. he is under house arrest during the investigation into the alleged manslaughter and abandoning ship. >> penn state fans are holing vigil for former penn state coach joe paterno. the 85-year-old is in grave condition. college students are gathering at histhe fearing the worst. paterno's condition has deteriorated since being

they are chipping away at roe to back the measure of state level.to americans for life, more than 70 of them passed. pro-choice leaders say the americans who value freedom should be alarmed by the numbers. >> we ignore ignored the publics call to focus on media changes and the economy and instead launch an all-out war on women. >> the fight will continue. in washington, fox news. >> bret: supreme court justices rule police must get a search warrant before using the gps technology to track the trillion suspects. today, the court said it would not hear argument arguments froa group that wants elena kagan disqualified from deciding the constitutionality of president obama healthcare law. >>> still ahead. inside the white house. re-election play book. first, the u.s. gets major support for turning the screws on iran. >> bret: in world headlines a russian newspaper said moscow agreed to sell 40 fighter jet training aircraft to syria. the planes can be used for air to ground attacks and for training pilots on more advanced fighters ordered from russia fiv