they have, a few conservatives like every week saying things like even ruth bader ginsburg hey roe v wade. she agreed with the outcome in roe v wade even if she did not agree upon got there. i think there was a spirit that okay finally we have a democratic president, we have an opportunity to get a liberal on the court. it had been many years is so so they wanted it to be the right person. that's when marty ginsburg started a letter writing campaign. he got every possible feminist to write a letter on behalf of her. when it was time for them to go before the committee and the senate judiciary committee asked, can i see all of the letters written on behalf of her, the administration was like who tell them to send all of these letters, no one is going to see these letters. at that point it was a general election campaign and not a primary. >> so she joins the court in 1993, william rehnquist's chief justice. she has been basically in the minority through most, not many of all the big cases of her tenure, whether it is bush the gourd in gordon 2000, or shelby county, or hobby lobby, there ha

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and then you have kurt and matt saying you should be clever, a trickster to go on national tv. >> roe v. wade is the law of the land. that is the law of the land period. >> not all abortions are legal. >> what's your point? roe v. wade is not the law of the land? >> no, of course it is. some abortions are not legal. i cannot go and have a seventh month abortion right now. >> i don't think that's what kurt was saying. he's saying abortion in general -- >> yes, he was. >> i don't even know what that has to do with anybody. >> i don't either. matt, i have to go to break. what did you want to say? >> i want to say real quick people who are strong pro-lifers don't care about punishing the woman. they care about defend being the life of the unborn and protecting the life of the unborn and they view women as victims as well. and so this -- >> who commit murder. you say who commit murder. >> let him finish, a.j. >> this is a world view that wants to preserve unborn life. >> is corporate america having second thoughts about sponsoring the gop convention? jack knocked over a candlestick, onto the shag

the states should be deciding these issues. >> but does he believe roe v. wade should be overturned? >> mr. trump says he does support the states making these decisions, if roe v. wade were overturned that's exactly what would happen. >> -- he would have to pass a litmus test -- >> every -- we live in a country that is supposed to protect and preserve life at all levels. and that's the missing point here. there are over 55 million people who are not participating in the world today because of abortion. that is a bigger problem we are facing here, wolf. he says that he once again hasn't thought through the issues and will say anything just to get attention. hillary clinton tweeted something similar, just when you thought it couldn't get worse, horrific and telling. john kasich came out swinging against donald trump. >> it appears as though when he does these events and -- he becomes unmoored and he spends a long time trying to figure out how to correct the mistakes he has made. as commander in chief and leader of the free world, you don't get do overs, you need t

since roe v. wade was decided, state legislatures have passed hundreds of laws to chip away at a woman's right to choose. in the last four years alone, states have passed 231 anti-choice laws. among the most invasive are those requiring ultrasounds of women seeking abortion care. and some of the most ill-conceived laws require providers to give medically unsound -- unsound information to scare women seeking abortion care. laws which are not based on medical science and opposed by medical practitioners do not protect a woman's health, no matter how loudly or how often these arguments or these claims are repeated. they are lies. lies repeated do not become truths. and while these restrictive laws impact all women, they impact minority and lower-income women most. for example, the texas law will result in the closure of more and more provider clinics. women in texas will have to travel farther and farther to get to open clinics. women who have limited resources to travel for needed services or cannot affo

and then you have kurt and matt saying you should be clever, a trickster to go on national tv. >> roe v. wade federal couthe law of period. >> not all abortions are legal. >> what's your point? roe v. wade is not the law of the land? >> no, of course it is. some abortions are not legal. i cannot go and have a seventh month abortion right now. >> i don't think that's what kurt was saying. he's saying abortion in general -- >> yes, he was. >> i don't even know what that has to do with anybody. >> i don't either. matt, i have to go to break. what did you want to say? >> i want to say real quick people who are strong pro-lifers don't care about punishing the woman. they care about defend being the life of the unborn and protecting the life of the unborn and they view women as victims as well. and so this -- >> who commit murder. you say who commit murder. >> let him finish, a.j. >> this is a world view that wants to preserve unborn life. >> is corporate america having second thoughts about sponsoring the gop convention? why do so many businesses rely on the us postal service? because when they sh

i remember roe v. wadehow it came to the climatic decision by the court to basically legalize abortion. a lot of women don't have that personal experience. do you think young women in their 20s for example, do they get the importance of this debate, of this fight? >> i think they absolutely do. i think the interesting thing, chris, maybe this is different from what it was like in the '70s or '80s, i think young men understand it as well. we've been flooded at planned parenthood by young new activists and voters who cannot believe we're having this debate in the 21st century. i mean what the consequences will be of this election, november election, the differences between whoever comes out of these primaries is going to on so stark when it comes to women's rights and basic reproductive rights, that ted cruz, john kasich, donald trump, take the position that we're going to criminal lies something that has been legal in this country for decades. >> okay, thank you so much, cecile richards. i'm joined by jeanni

i've heard many stories of women i've spoken to who lived before roe v. wade, and had to live in a world where abortion was not legal, and they had friends and family members who died in back-alley abortions. >> the bill has been sitting on governor scott's desk since friday. >>> a school yard brawl put students and parents on alert. [ screaming ] >> this is just the latest in a string of violent incidents at the middle school. and the equipment automakers say is coming to virtually every new car to keep you safe. and this intense house fire trapped a >>> roy ramos has been working to gather new information about this all day. and you just learned the victim's name and spoke to his classmates. >> reporter: that victim has been identified as 17-year-old student. and investigators say he was inside of the home right there when it went up in flames last night. >> trevor was one of the knew. he was a great artist. >> reporter: students just getting home still shocked to hear it was one of their fellow a house fire late last night. throughout the day we have seen a

the first bill, the 20-week abortion ban, is a direct violation of roe v. wadeand a grave threat to women, and by the way, the senate has already rejected that bill, but they are bringing it back again no matter what roe says that you can't threaten the health and life of a woman, they brought it back. that bill, that 20-week abortion ban, offers no health exception for a woman facing cancer, facing kidney failure, facing blood clots or other tragic complications during the pregnancy, and it would throw doctors in jail for doing nothing more than help a woman who is at risk for paralysis, infertility, who has cancer and whose life would be endangered if the pregnancy continued. that bill, that bill that they say is going to help women harms women. it also revictimmizes survivors of rape and incest by assuming they are lying, lying and creating unconscionable barriers to care. the american congress of ob/gyns which represents thousands of physicians nationwide, physicians that help women with their first line of health care in many cases said these restrictions a

in fact, since roe v. wade in 1973, states have enacted 1,074 abortion restrictions.or 27% have been the only thing that increased more than abortion restrictions rs are new emojis and amount you hear bruno mars at the gym. now an example of one of these s a new law passed in kentucky this month requiring women to have a medical consultation 24 hours before having an abortion. now the idea that you have to efore exercising a fundamental constitutional right seems demeaning and sexist to many, including kentucky state lou marzian, who responded by proposing a bill that would require men to quote, "have two doctor visits and provide a signed and dated eir spouses providing consent before they could obtain erectile dysfunction drugs like viagra." which is fantastic.u write me a note for viagra? um, actually, i wanted to do some reading this weekend, so no. [ laughter ]of restrictions have become commonplace over the last five years, and yesterday, the supreme court heard arguments on an anti-abortion obviously aim

and from the head of march for life, a group that wants to overturn roe v wade. >> we would not advocate any form of punishment for a woman who's made such a desperate and sad choice as abortion. >> and trump announced a statement fully walking back his remark. now, this all comes as a new poll taken before last night's trump, which is a drastic shift when trump had a commanding lead and he's polling behind both cruz and john kasich in support of women in the state. and sanders is ahead of clinton by four points. that's a slight increase from february. >>> it was a frightening night of severe weather for many with almost 28 million people at risk today. several buildings were severely damaged and roads closed. take you to kansas. laelrge blocks of hail pounded homes and vehicles while life threatening flash floods hit arkansas washing away a dumpster. classes were canceled at the little rock campus. and one made use of the entrance to his dorm. meanwhile mississippi's director of emergency management said they're preparing for up to five >> a lot of life threatening weather and the flash

donald trump is backtracking after his statement that women who get abortions should be punished if roe v. wade is overturned. he said it disturbancing an msnbc town hall meeting. take a look. >> there has to be some form of pun usualment. >> for the woman. >> yeah. there has to be some form. >> trump now says the woman is the victim in this case as is the life in her womb. instead he said the abortion provider should be punished. either way, trump's comments have anger both sides of the issue. >> donald trump is going to have to do some pretty hard jim gnat ticks to walk by. >> already these women have been victimized in one way or the other. they might be with a very angry boyfriend or family member. they might be in tears where this is their only option. >> that spokesperson for right to life called trump's position reckless. she said instead of punishing women, her group reaches out to help. >>> 5:07. presidential hopeful bebernie sanders will be in pittsburgh. you have the north american free trade agreement. you can get the latest decision 2016 news any time you want including updated del

he said women should be punished if they get an abortion over roe v. wade. he saidet at the town hall. listen. >> there has to be some form. >> trump now says the woman is the victim in this case and the life in her womb. he says the person who conducts the abortion should be punished. >> trump is going to have to do some pretty incredible gymnastics to walk back the horrible disgusting comments he's made. >> already these women have been victimized in one way or the other. they might be with an angry or coercive boyfriend. they may be in fear and feel this is their only life. >> she said instead of punishing women, her group reaches out to help. >>> the other presidential candidates are also weighing in on trump's controversial comments. >>> later bernie sanders will be in pittsburgh this morning talking about what his campaign talks about job killing trade deals and the trans-pacific partnership. sanders is expected to high light his differences who supports nafta. you can get decision 2016 news any time you want it including the delicate count by tapping

the march for life, a group that wants to overturn "roe v. wade" agreeing. >> we would not advocate any form of punishment for a woman who has made such a desperate and sad choice as abortion. >> reporter: donald trump virtually alone on the issue politically, from his republican rivals. >> i don't think that's an appropriate response, and it's difficult enough situation and to try to punish somebody. >> reporter: to his supporters like hardline anti-abortion rights conservative mike huckabee. >> from a standpoint of pro-life i don't see any value in punishing the woman, and i have to believe that as he thinks through this, we're going to hear a very different answer. >> reporter: trump himself says he's, quote, evolved on the issue, telling tim russert in 1999 -- >> i'm very pro-choice. >> reporter: hours after the chris matthews exchange, the trump campaign issued a full walk-back trying twice to clarify his words stating if abortion was illegal the doctor or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally respons

he also equated the decision to the roe v. wade decision to legalize abortion on demand. decision,ing the kilo donald trump told fox news, i have been to agree with the decision 100%. according to the kato

and from the head of march for life, a group that wants to overturn roe v. wade -- >> we would not advocate any form of punishment for a woman who's made such a desperate and sad choice as abortion. >> after the interview, trump released a statement fully walking back his remarks stating if abortion was illegal, quote, the doctor or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible not the woman. the woman is a victim in this case as is the life in her womb. my position has not changed. like ronald reagan i'm pro-life with exceptions. >>> well, this all comes as a new poll taken before last night's town halls knows -- shows cruz ahead of trump in next week's wisconsin primary. trump is polling behind both cruz and john kasich in support among women in the state. while on the democratic side, sanders is ahead of clinton by four points which is a slight increase from february. >>> it was a frightening night of severe weather for many with almost 28 million people at risk today. a tornado touched down in tulsa, critically in

. >> and from the head of march for life, a group that wants to overturn roe v. wade. >> we would not advocate any form of punishment for a woman who has made such a desperate and sad choice as abortion. >> after the interview, trump released a statement fully walking back his remarks. stating if abortion was illegal, the doctor or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible. not the woman. the woman is a victim in this case, as is the life in her womb. my position has not changed, like ronald reagan, i am pro life with exceptions. this all comes as a new poll taken before last night's town halls shows cruz ahead of trump in next week's important wisconsin primary. drastic shift from mid february when trump had a commanding lead. trump is also polling behind both cruz and john kasich in support among women in that state. while on the democratic side, sanders is ahead of clinton by four points, a slight increase from february. >>> well it was a frightening night of severe weather with many, 28 million people at risk. torn

under "roe v. wade" which is rooted in the constitution, the women have the right to make a highly personal decision with their faith, and doctor, and it is not a right if it is totally limited and constrainted, so we have to continue -- so we have to continue to stand up for a woman's right to make these decision, and to defend planned parenthood which does an enormous amount of good work across the country. >> and just to say no, without any exceptions. >> i have been on record in favor of a late preg nnancy regulation that would have exceptions for the life and health of the mother. i object to the recent effort in congress to pass a law saying that after 20 weeks no such exceptions, because although they are rare, bret, they are sometimes arising in the most complex difficult medical situations. >> fetal mall form tis and that. >> and stress to the woman's health, and so i think that -- it is under "roe v. wade" it is appropriate to say that in these circumstances, so long as are there is an excepti

older women who had had to have the procedure, you know, by hack doctors pre roe v. wadeere wrote to me to thank me. young women who had had bad experiences. young women who had okay experiences. women who were about to have abortions. and the reason i wrote about it before and the reason i included it in my book was that one out of three american women has an abortion. and yet, the only things that we see in the media are these sort of i wanna call them edge cases that people use as justification 'cause they're uncomfortable with abortion. like, women have abortion because they're raped or women have abortion because the fetus is, you know, is severely, severely damaged. or women have an abortion because they're 13 and don't know what sex is. or also on the other hand, you have the ridiculous right wing argument that women have abortion as birth control. but there's very little talk about, you know... >> just ordinary women that have had to make that deciscion. >> yeah, the vast majority. >> exactly. and i felt, because of that, there's a lot of space for stigma and sham

this case is not about overturning roe v. wade. what this -- the issue in this case is can texas enact valid patient regulations and improve safety." "this law is cruel and it is harsh. and it does nothing to advance medical health for women." other issue surrounding the case is that there are currently only 8 supreme court justices. in this case, if the vote ends up a four-to-four tie, the law would go into effect. meanwhile, the white house is continuing their search to find the next supreme court justice. this is federal appeals court judge jane kelly. confirmed by the senate when appointed to the job...and officials say she could be the nominee to fill justice scalia's spot. senate democratic leader harry reid says we should expect a decision on a nominee, in the next week. rob ots how many amenities are you willing to give up....to fly cheaper? many of the major airlines are expected to create an "economy minus" class soon. that means slightly smaller seats, no free carry on bag, no free drink or snack, and no pre- assigned se