let's protect the unborn.tate of missouri -- [cheers and applause] six children, and this is the 11th march i've seen and probably the best one yet because we got about four times more congressmen here. [cheers and applause] tonight, if you were to fly over korea, you would see a sharp contrast. in the south, there are lights. in the north, darkness. our early founders dreamed of a shining city on a hill, a light to people around the entire world. it is our -- is our nation going to be according to that dream a nation of light or be a nation of darkness? our founders asserted that there is a creator who grants all of his children inalienable rights first of which is the right to life, and it's the purpose of government to protect life, and if government fails to protect life, government is a failure. [cheers and applause] today, the abortionists among us still snuff out life. the little lights that are extinguished leave us darker. we will not cease in our enterprise until every tiny little light can shine in

i will remain steadfast in the fight of the unborn. e deserves to live and protect the unborn. like the majority, i made good on a campaign promise and voted to repeal obamacare. there were many reasons for my vote to repeal but the bill did not adequately protect life. president obama signed a well intended but ineffective executive order saying no tax dollars could be used for abortions under obamacare. we need that written into law. that is what i will fight for. the house will vote on a resolution directing the appropriate house committees to start working on resolution to replace obamacare with commonsense reforms. i want to sigh health care reforms that includes statutory language prohibiting taxpayer funding of abortions and provide conscience protections for health care providers. during my time in congress i have sponsored, co-sponsored or voted for bills. one such bill was h.r. 227 the sanctity of human life act which declares the right to life declared by the constitution is vested in each human being and life begins at conception. h.r. 212 was just introduced. i'm a

keep up the good fight for the unborn.od bless each of you. >> i am mike pompeia from the great state of kansas. [cheers and applause] yeah. kansas has been, for so many years, a battleground on the issue of life. kansas has been a place where it is a central focus. the right of life cannot be given to you by a member of congress and it cannot be taken away by nine people on the supreme court. we know that life comes because he gave us life and made us in his image. thank you for coming out here today. god bless you all and let's keep up the fight. thank you all. [cheers and applause] >> i am from the great state of indiana and i bought -- i brought my pro-wife team of. my wife, our son, our youngest son, and i went to get a big shot to the people from india and especially the allen county right to life group that has traveled out here to be here today. i am a freshman congressman and this is an amazing sight to see. i want your picture from the pier, ok? i believe that this generation -- [cheers and applause] i believe th

let's protect the unborn. [cheers and applause] >> from the state of missouri -- [cheers and applause] six children, and this is the 11th march i've seen and probably theest one yet because we got about four times more congressmen here. [cheers and applause] tonight, if you were to fly over korea, you would see a sharp contrast. in the south, there are lights. in the north, darkness. our early founders dreamed of shining cityn a hill, a light to people around the entire world. it is our -- is our nation going to be according to that dream a nation of light or be a nation of darkness? our founders asserted that there is a creator whorants all of his children inalienable rights first of which is the right to life, and it's the purpose of government to protect life, and if government fails to protect life, government is a failure. [cheers and applause] today, the abortionists among us still snuff out life. the little lights that are extinguished leave us darker. will not ceasein our enterprise until every tiny li

let's protect the unborn.from the state of missouri -- [cheers and applause] six children, and this is the 11th march i've seen and probably the best one yet because we got about four times more congressmen here. [cheers and applause] tonight, if you were to fly over korea, you would see a sharp contrast. in the south, there are lights. in the north, darkness. our early founders dreamed of a shining city on a hill, a light to people around the entire world. it is our -- is our nation going to be according to that dream a nation of light or be a nation of darkness? our founders asserted that there is a creator who grants all of his children inalienable rights first of which is the right to life, and it's the purpose of government to protect life, and if government fails to protect life, government is a failure. [cheers and applause] today, the abortionists among us still snuff out life. the little lights that are extinguished leave us darker. we will not cease in our enterprise until every tiny little light can

so the unborn in the womb already adorned with the image and likeness of god, every bird is bringing each person from non being into being, ceiling each person with divine an infinite love. we teach that jesus is the light of life. true god of true god. therefore every birth is that unique expression of god's love for humanity. with this divine love we embrace today the young and old, the rich and poor, the healthy and the sick, the marginalized and the victimized. we embraced the black and white, the religious and nonreligious. we come together in this march as the people of god and we come together as people of goodwill. we marched to constitution avenue to light a candle and eliminate and pierced the darkness of rejection and despair. we come together as the march for life, for where are the great mosaic of america. today in the hundreds and thousands gathered, we represent the heartland of america. we are the west coast, we are the east coast, we are the north, we are the south, united in the fabric antheil's of life, and we shot from the mountain tops -- shot from the mountain t

we will fight on for the unborn and the broken hearted. we will fight because we know as thomas jefferson said, god who gave us life gave us liberty. and god is just and his justice cannot sleep forever. and we know this: we will win this fight because the deepest desire of every mother and child to the coffers to protect their child even at the cost of their life, and the american people will need this right. we will restore this in the flight to the center of american law because every american knows in their heart this is the greatest nation on earth because we acknowledge the god-given right to liberty, the pursuit of happiness and a fee on a legal right to life. thank you. god bless you. [cheers and applause] >> i am thadeus michaud her from the great state of michigan and alumnus of the try catholic central high school. [cheers and applause] first, coming from michigan, on a truly have to say that i am enjoying the warm weather here in washington. [laughter] and on a more serious note, we understand that the right to life is not a re

is a broader broader look at pro life and how things are going on that can help others besides the unbornam i right or wrong? >> absolutely right on that. abortion whenever anyone hears pro life they thing abortion but however when talking about embryo research and extracting stem cells from embryos that is killing an embryo the same as an abortion so you are just taking the abortion back to an earlier stage than when the baby is in the womb. and you know, pro life also takes in everything at the end of life too. just the weak and vulnerable and those without voices and those are the people we are trying to speak for. >> let's talk with eva let's talk to you both you are both involved in walk for life. >> we have known each other a long time. >> walk for life west coast wc.com. tell us about it we will take a break and come back again tell us more. give us another story because here we saw we had testimony from women who had under gone this procedure in this film you have testimony from people. >> very important. >> who have suffered so the personal testimony means what a as opposed today

and mercury at predisposition, a gene problem, unborn children may have some early indicators that they are going to be autistic. so we need to be looking earlier with the hopes of mitigating the early onset or the manifest station of this developmental disorder and earliest prevention, vigorous early prevention using best practiceos teaching can help get that child to a higher functioning level and there is a tremendous amount of research going to there now. i have a bill that would focus more resources so that more parents could get their children to a higher functioning level quicker through early intervention. >> so that early intervention can stall or it can decrease the impact of the onset of autism itself? >> and you know, one way autism was described to me years ago, because i have been working on it for 26 years but more profoundly sings we thought we had a spike of prevalence, in new jersey, when i found out we started with 1-ten thousand children who had autism. >> that was 13 years ago? >> 1980. and now we believe it's 1-166 and $hat's a cdc number. >> 1-104 boys? so you're

but it raises the bar that there may be or red flags, a number of predisposition, a gene problem, unborn children may have some early indicators that they are going to be autistic. so we need to be looking earlier with the hopes of mitigating the early onset or the manifest station of this developmental disorder and earliest prevention, vigorous early prevention using best practiceos teaching can help get that child to a higher functioning level and there is a tremendous amount of research going to thereow. i have a bill that would focus more resources so that more parents could get their children to a higher functioning level quicker through early intervention. >> so that early intervention can stall or it can decrease the impact of the onset of autism itself? >> and you know, one way autism was described to me years ago, because i have been working on it for 26 years but more profoundly sings we thought we had a spike of prevalence, in new jersey, when i found out we started with 1-ten thousand children who had autism. >> that was 13 years ago? >> 1980. and now we believe it's 1-166 an

and mercury at predisposition, a gene problem, unborn children may have some early indicators that they are going to be autistic. so we need to be looking earlier with the hopes of mitigating the early onset or the manifest station of this developmental disorder and earliest prevention, vigorous early prevention using best practiceos teaching can help get that child to a higher functioning level and there is a tremendous amount of research going to there now. i have a bill that would focus more resources so that more parents could get their children to a higher functioning level quicker through early intervention. >> so that early intervention can stall or it can decrease the impact of the onset of autism itself? >> and you know, one way autism was described to me years ago, because i have been working on it for 26 years but more profoundly sings we thought we had a spike of prevalence, in new jersey, when i found out we started with 1-ten thousand children who had autism. >> that was 13 years ago? >> 1980. and now we believe it's 1-166 and $hat's a cdc number. >> 1-104 boys? so you're

a doctor tells her the stress has not affected the unborn baby. it is a girl. >> if you're watching this, jose, look at your daughter. don't do you want to see her? please turn my little boy in and you can go about your life. you know that's all i want. >> reporter: the family is now collecting a reward pot at a local bank to facilitate the safe return of the little boy. the divers will be back at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. ken. >> heartbreaking. kiet do in patterson. thank you, kiet. >>> it took just about as long for him to commit the crime as it did for a jury to find him guilty. daniel goodwin was convicted today for two charges for his climb up san francisco's millennium tower. goodwin said he climbed the building to raise awareness about the challenges facing firefighters in highrise buildings. goodwin faces up to a year in jail and additional fines. >>> say good-bye to plastic bags at grocery stores in marin county. the county board today voted to ban the bags beginning next year. there will also be a 5 cents fee for paper bags. a lawsuit

wearing the uniforms that they first modeled when all of these guys were either unborn or very young,kdrop of the great city of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. pierre, it really looks like there's some real wet spots on the ice. you got the best seat in the house. tell us about it. >> pierre: there are some right in the neutral zone and some by both circles in the offensive and defensive zones of the respective teams. just a couple places but there are some wet spots. >> eddie: you have to be sure with that puck, especially deep in the zone like that, absolutely. >> mike: talbot brings it on. shot one that was kicked out of play. >> eddie: even though there are wet spots, it hasn't affected the players' ability to make some creative plays. i like what you guys are talking about in terms of washington trying to push the pace of the game. they really have taken the play to marc-andre fleury of the pittsburgh penguins. >> eddie: i will say this, as a player skating on this type of surface, when you see the wet spots you are less apt to do maybe what is natural, to look to make fancy plays. the

. >>> women who become pregnant within a year of giving birth could put an unborn child at risk of autism. second born children here in california, the findings show such babies are three times more likely to have developmental disorders. the scientists have not proven cause and effect, but british researchers speculate a woman's body needs time to recover from pregnancy and children conceived too quickly after the first childbirth may be deprived of vital nutrients. you can find the study in the medical journal of pediatrics. >>> geography plays a in whether people are screened for colon cancer. they find that overall, white people were more likely to undergo colonoscopies, but in hawaii they had higher screenings than whites. lowered screenings rates among african-americans, but some regions were better. it's unclear why the disparities developed and why they do so in certain areas. >> per optimistic thinking can help your teen stay healthy. researchers in australia ground a group of teens they followed over three years and found those who viewed the world through rose-colored glasses h

pregnant women have toxic chemicals in their bodies that could post serious health risk to their unborn babies. researchers say the chemicals come from things like nonstick cookware, furniture, processed foods, and beauty products. these are the same chemicals found in pesticides and heavy metals. >> 43% were found in 99 to 100% of the women so that means that each pregnant woman has at least 43 chemicals in her body. >> to reduce the risk, experts recommend washing your hands often, avoid microwaving food in plastic, and keep your house clean so you don't pick up the chemicals in dust and dirt. >>> scientists are now exploring whether a revolutionary cancer drug may benefit patients diagnosed with parkinson's disease. dr. kim mulvihill shows us how it works. >> reporter: in this lab, scientists are trying to find a new way to treat a disabling disease, parkinson's. dr. robert clark and another doctor have published a study in the journal of neuroscience that shows a drug now used to treat various cancers may slow down parkinson's disease. >> when we do experimental studies we see that

a doctor tells tabitha the stress has not affected the unborn child as she shared this sonogram image of the girl and at one point they decided to name her josette. >> look at your daughter. don't you want to see her? please turn juliani in and you can go about your life. you know that's all i want. >> reporter: and the family is now collecting a reward pot at a local bank to facilitate the safe return of juliani. the divers will be back at 9:00 tomorrow morning. >> heartbreaking. kiet do in patterson, thank you. >>> well it, took just about as long for him to commit the crime as a jury to find him guilty. daniel goodwin was convicted today of two misdemeanor charges stemming from his september climb up san francisco's millennium tower. jurors returned the verdict in less than a day. goodwin said that he climbed that building to raise awareness about the challenges facing firefighters in high rise buildings. goodwin faces up to a year in jail and additional fines. >>> say good-bye to plastic bags at grocery stores in unincorporated marin county. the county board today voted to ban the

the world of health, women who become pregnant within a year of giving birth could be putting their unborn in a new study of more than 600,000 second-born children here in california the finding shows such babies are three times more likely to have the developmental disorder. british researchers behind the study say a woman's body needs time to recover from a pregnancy and children conceived too quickly after childbirth may be deprived of vital nutrients. you can find the study in the medical journal "pediatrics." >>> apple soon may take a bigger piece of the smartphone market by offering up the verizon network to its iphone crowd. reports are growing about a press conference this week in new york when the two companies are expected to announce the agreement. the deal to carry iphone on verizon would end apple's exclusive deal with at&t. insiders say the carrier will offer unlimited data plans on a new version of the iphone 4. l beip r b rack. b mary! hey! wo you look great! thanks! it's this new wish yourself thin pgram. i just wish it and it happens. it's probably those fiber one bars yo

see the problem is not being brave enough to admit some facts it's much more important that it's an unborn to be investigation is. readout and so new body should be afraid of its finding its spots the are crucial for the safety of future flights and disasters like that the polish side at the moment doesn't seem to be willing to accept the report published by the interstate committee as unbiased and detailed enough to its liking of course we'll keep you updated with any developments from here the polish capital. is country in a zone of there a correspondent let's get some more know from david live monday is the operation to say yes it's really a flight global magazine mr lamont thanks for being with r.t. what bowlers initial reaction to this report was very critical but today we've heard a much milder response from the polish prime minister why do you think this is but it's a very very emotive happening for for the polish people i don't think it's difficult to imagine how emotive it is however i can tell you this if they try to if they decide they're going to carry out their own report in o

i call on the legislature to bring to my desk legislation that protect the unborn and establishes spec. [applauding] [speaking in native tongue] we must support the dignity of every human being whether that person is unemployed, under educated, or unborn. few if any of us in this chamber will merit mention in the line judgment of kansas history, but let each of us do what we can to improve the lives of kansas today and those to come tomorrow. my administration will put 45 measurable significant to note -- goals that cumulatively will help push our great state for word. these are increasing net personal income, increasing private-sector job employment, increasing the reading level of fourth graders in kansas. increasing the percentage of high-school graduates who are career or college ready and decrease in the percentage of kansas children who live in poverty. we are certainly subject to global economic forces, but we are not rather less. i believe these polls are a significant and achievable. successfully reaching them will change callus lives with a better and make the future brighter

. >>> new research says pregnant women may be passing on potentially toxic chemicals to their unbornhildren. almost all of the 268 pregnant women they studied had detectable levels of chemicals in blood or urine. of the 163 chemicals studied, 43 were found in virtually all of the women. the chemicals included ddt, which was banned back in 1972. >> these molecules go into our bodies, go to our fat and stay there for weeks, months, years, some for the rest of our lives. even though they were banned in the 70s, they are in our environment and our bodies. >> researchers hope the study will prompt the government to make sure chemicals are safe before hitting the market. >>> actress j j gay bore's right leg was amputated today at ucla medical center. gabore had an infection for months. she was hospitalized after efforts to save her leg with antibiotics failed. doctors say no complications so far. ja ja will turn 94 next month. >> doesn't make an arc storm less of a threat. the threat to california is real. an arc storm could cause flooding so wide spread it would have a devastating impact

. >>> new research says pregnant women may be passing on potentially toxic chemicals to their unborn children. almost all of the 268 pregnant women they studied had detectable levels of chemicals in blood or urine. of the 163 chemicals studied, 43 were found in virtually all of the women. the chemicals included ddt, which was banned back in 1972. >> these molecules go into our bodies, go to our fat and stay there for weeks, months, years, some for the rest of our lives. even though they were banned in the 70s, they are in our environment and our bodies. >> researchers hope the study will prompt the government to make sure chemicals are safe before hitting the market. >>> actress j j gay bore's right leg was amputated today at ucla medical center. gabore had an infection for months. she was hospitalized after efforts to save her leg with antibiotics failed. doctors say no complications so far. ja ja will turn 94 next month. >> doesn't make an arc storm less of a threat. the threat to california is real. an arc storm could cause flooding so wide spread it would have a devastating impac

i call on the legislature to bring to my desk legislation that protect the unborn and establishes specn kansas. [applauding] [speaking in native tongue] we must support the dignity of every human being whether that person is unemployed, under educated, or unborn. few if any of us in this chamber will merit mention in the line judgment of kansas history, but let each of us do what we can to improve the lives of kansas today and those to come tomorrow. my administration will put 45 measurable significant to note -- goals that cumulatively will help push our great state for word. these are increasing net personal income, increasing private-sector job employment, increasing the reading level of fourth graders in kansas. increasing the percentage of high-school graduates who are career or college ready and decrease in the percentage of kansas children who live in poverty. we are certainly subject to global economic forces, but we are not rather less. i believe these polls are a significant and achievable. successfully reaching them will change callus lives with a better and make the future

in recent interviews with all of you each of you assume your right to life with the unborn child. given this commitment and the important coalition partner that pro-lifers are, pearl-like donors have seen a disconnect in are in see operations. specifically what steps would you take to integrate the issue into messaging coalition, technology and all financial and other assets that are at your disposal as chair? >> we worked very closely with right-to-life groups sitting down and identifying who the candidates were, potential candidates, what resources were needed, what we could do legally and what we had to do independently. i think there has to be working relationship with all of the coalitions, particularly those that supports the sanctity of life. when we run for office i think it is very important for us to stand on principles. i think ideas have consequences and issues matter and when we run away from those issues we run away from opportunities in boaters. we should not hide where we stand on issues. i think we as a party have to integrate abortion and any other issue just lik

know from having served with speaker boehner so many years, i've been here 31 years defending the unborna core as well as for our majority leader eric cantor and h.r. 3 really reflects his and our profound commitment to respecting the sanctity of human life and getting rid of and making permanent -- getting rid of taxpayer funding for abortion like in the district of columbia but making permanent those policies like the hite amendment and like the amendment i offered back in 1983 to proscribe funding under the federal employees health benefits programs and all the programs in the federal government including in obama-care to ensure that the taxpayer who huge majorities clearly show do not want their money being used to pay for abortions no longer are coerced into using taxpayer funding to subsidize the killing of an unborn child and the wounding of his or her mother. president obama has said that he wants abortions to be rare. the institute which is no friend to the right of life institute the former research arm of planned parenthood has said very clearly and plainly that when there's n

women who welcome pregnant within a year of already giving birth could be putting their unborn child. a study of 600,000 children in california show so-called second born babies are three times more likely to have that developmental disorder. experts don't know the cause or effect, but british researchers say a woman's body might need more time to recover from a pregnancy so children conceived too quickly after childbirth may be deprived of vital nutrients >> good morning. the time is 5:55. if you somewhere to be by 6:30. you should be okay. up in the north bay, but you have a mile and a half visibility at best. high pressure firmly in control will make for a mostly sunny day, but even with the sunshine yesterday, we struggled to reach the upper 40s. this morning it is very chilly out there. we will only end up in the low 50s as we head throughout the afternoon. in san francisco. 51 up in santa rosa and 53 degrees in san jose. we do have changes on the way for tomorrow. showers are going to move onshore and for us, it looks like the timing is light scattered shower activity starting

. >> reporter: she showed us the sonogram of her unborn daughter conceived with rodriguez before their break up. the baby is due in a month. we know this morning volunteers will continue to pass out fliers and the strongest lead so far a farm hand's account of a car rolling into the canal after the abduction. the search begins back there around 9:00 a.m. this morning. we'll take you there in just about an hour. reporting live, jade hernandez. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an overnight fire sent thick smoke into the skies above downtown alameda. it started shortly after 1:00 a.m. on alameda avenue. crews from both alameda and oakland were able to quickly control the flames in an empty building under construction. major damage but no one was hurt. investigators are still looking for the cause. >>> time now 6:04. a local union leader is found dead inside of his home and oakland police are treating this as a homicide. tara moriarty just spoke with a neighbor about this shocking discovery. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. we did speak to a neighbor just a few minutes ago and he say

it's the seventh annual walk for life west coast to show support for unborn children and their mothers. this year the walk falls on the 38th anniversary of roe versus wade, the supreme court decision which legalized abortion in the united states. there is a rally at justin herman plaza near the embarcadero scheduled for 11:00 this morning. the walk will begin at noon. at the same time a group will be counter protesting the march at harry bridges plaza in front of the ferry building. >>> today in solano county can get free help protecting their health. the county's public health department is offering free vaccinations against seasonal flu, whooping cough and pneumonia and starts at 11:00 this morning and runs until 3:00 in the afternoon at the county square market on peabody road in vacaville. the flu vaccination is recommended for everyone six months of age or older. the whooping cough shot is for anyone 7 years old and up and the pneumonia vaccine also available for people 65 and older or those at high risk. >>> another good looking day in store for you here. take a look at that brig

. >> reporter: we have the sonogram of the unborn baby fathered by rodriguez. the search back at the canal begins again later this morning around 9:00. reporting live from patterson this morning, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 5:02. in oakland this morning police are trying to figure out why someone would kill a prominent union leader. 64-year-old bingham known as barry was a local political director of the seiu. that's one of the largest unions in the country. it includes health care workers and government employees. his body was found yesterday morning inside his home on henry street. police were called after two union workers went to check up on mr. bingham. they found his car and the door to his home open. investigators say bingham's body did show signs of trauma but they're not saying how he died. we'll have an update on this story in less than 30 minutes from now at 5:30. >>> an overnight fire sent very thick smoke into the skies above downtown alameda. it started shortly after 1:00 a.m. on alameda avenue. crews from both alameda and oa

and sending the bill to unborn generations of americans. >> chris: you both, even in the short time since the election have run in to some criticism for your choices of chiefs of staff. i want to ask you about that. starting with you, senator lee. you have chosen an energy lobbyist as your chief of staff. is that the right person to drain the swatch in washington? incidentally, that's not the right person. but are you -- is that the right person to drain the swamp in washington, energy lobbyist? >> i've hired the brightest political mind, political consultant and lobbyist in utah. manning spencer stokes. he is a brilliant man and he understands utah politics and he understands washington politics and i need a man like that to help me in washington. [ overtalk >> chris: you're not scared off by the fact he's a lobbyist? >> no. he's a lobbyist and a political consultant and i'm not scared off by that. he and i share a common vision, which is more constitutionally limited federal government. he's willing to fight with me to achieve that objective. that's exactly the kind of person we need in

preserve the promise of america for, not only for my kids but for your kids and for the generations yet unborn. that is why i am here tonight, because it is my firm belief that america is under greater attack now from a very different foe, but under greater attack now than at any time. it is a problem of our own making. it is like a thundercloud of debt that is weighing upon our nation, that if we don't quickly turn the ship, the iceberg is straight in front of us. we can all see this icebergs and like fools, we are pointing the ship directly into it. but we can turn. it is us who can make that turn happen. do you realize, it has been 21 generations that america has survived. we have passed the torch of liberty from one generation successfully to the next. the question we need to ask ourselves is this, will it end with us? will we be that last generation? will we be the first generation to fail to pass the torch of liberty? it doesn't seem like a very positive message, but i have to ask you, will we be the ones for whom this great experiment in human liberty will in on our watch? don't get me

today's the day 38 years ago that the supreme court said we do not have to respect the life of an unborn and we have gone through more than a generation of people, a large number people believe that it is fine to take an imprint prior to being born in a skillet. this is what our country has come to. >> as you can imagine people have reacted to this. >> every person i have talked to has been surprised that senator great made these comments, feel like she will regret them. >> we took these to the state senator. >> i do not regret saying that our culture has a disrespect for human life. >> reporteso you're not connectg persuading abortion-rights to the shooting? >> absolutely not. >> you did make that connection in your response? >> i mentioned abortion, there is a disrespect for life. mr. jared loughner added disrespect for life. >> we asked her why she used a portion as an example? >> we need to educate our young people, on how valuable human life is. >> >> james: mark kelly will be in excess of president barack obama when he delivers the state of the union address. daniel hernandez is al

i call on the legislature to bring to my desk legislation that protects the unborn and establishings a culture of life in kansas. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> we must support the dignity of every human being whether that person is unemployed, under educated, or unborn. you if any of us in the chamber will mention a long kansas history. let each of us do what we can to grew the lives of kansans today and those that come tomorrow. our administration will put forward five measurable accumulative goals that will help push our state forward to better times with courage, humanity, and hope. these are increasing net personal income, increasing private sector job employment, increasing the level in kansas, and increasing the high school graduate who's are career or college ready and decreasing the percentage of kansas children who live in poverty. we are certainly subject to global economic forces, but we are not rutterless. i believe the goals to be significant and achievable. changing them will change countless lives and make the future of kansas brighter. through war, st

intergenerational cost without even taking into consideration the intergenerational cost, we consistently impact unborn americans with legislation that passed under the former house. it is good to be in the house with a brand new speaker and thank you, mr. chairman, for allowing me to be part of the rules committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: madam speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for three minutes. mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, the american people made it very clear in the last election, that they want us to focus on one thing, jobs. but the new republican majority has instead chosen to reopen an old ideological battle. i think that's a mistake. but the good news is that the american people will have the opportunity right at the outset of this new congress to see the clear differences between democrats and republicans. democrats believe that insurance companies should be prohibited from discriminating under the basis of pre-existing conditio

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unborn americans, unborn americans will have to pay for the benefits that we ascribe to ourselves. in the previous two years, congress has added nearly $3.3 trillion to the national debt. is it any wonder, then, that during the same time period, our unemployment rate has skyrocket frd 7.8% to 9.4%? it's not. as a small business owner, i don't have to pay higher taxes, i'm able to hire more people. when i don't pay higher taxes, i can invest in more equipment and more services. every dollar taken by me from the government means i have to go out and earn two more dollars just to break even. that's why i offered the amendment in the rules committee for spending even less, even less than the 2008 levels. 2008 levels is just a start. and we need to go much deeper than that. i support this rule. thank you, mr. chairman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, let me acknowledge the presence of my new colleague on the rules committee, if this was a serious effort, there would be numbers. there

unborn americans, unborn americans will have to pay for the benefits that we ascribe to ourselves. in the previous two years, congress has added nearly $3.3 trillion to the national debt. is it any wonder, then, that during the same time period, our unemployment rate has skyrocket frd 7.8% to 9.4%? it's not. as a small business owner, i don't have to pay higher taxes, i'm able to hire more people. when i don't pay higher taxes, i can invest in more equipment and more services. every dollar taken by me from the government means i have to go out and earn two more dollars just to break even. that's why i offered the amendment in the rules committee for spending even less, even less than the 2008 levels. 2008 levels is just a start. and we need to go much deeper than that. i support this rule. thank you, mr. chairman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, let me acknowledge the presence of my new colleague on the rules committee, if this was a serious effort, there would be numbers. there

that the taxpayers who use -- whose huge majorities show they do not want taxpayer funding to kill unborn children and warned the mothers. president obama has said he wants abortion to be rare. the research arm of planned parenthood has said plainly that when there is no public subsidy for abortion, the number of abortions dropped by 25%. hr-3 will also deal with conscience protection. there was a woman in new york who was forced into an abortion done late firm -- late term against her will. she was trying to sue in federal court. our legislation includes contras protection to empower the court to ensure -- conscious support to a power courts so that hospitals are not forced to participate in the taking of human life. >> mr. speaker, you say this is one of your highest legislative priorities. first the repeal of health care and now this. why this now? what about jobs? i thought jobs were the highest priority. >> when you look at the repeal of health care yesterday, one of the significant issues was that it is destroying jobs in america. our members feel strongly about the sanctity of huma

[applause] in recent interviews with all of you each of you assume your right toife with the unborn child. given this commitment and the important coalition partner that pro-lifers are, pearl-like donors have seen a disconnect in are in see operations. specifically what steps would you take to integrate the issue into messaging coalition, technology and all financial and other assets that are at your disposal as chair? >> we worked very closely with right-to-life groups sitting down and identifying who the candidates were, potential candidates, what resours were needed, what we could do legally and what we had to do independently. i think there has to be working relationship with all of the coalitions, particularly those that supports the sanctity of life. when we run for office i think it is very important for us to stand on principles. i think ideas have consequences and issues matter and when we run away from those issues we run away from opportunities in boaters. we should not hide where we stand on issues. i think we as a party have to integrate abortion and any other issu just like

done at title 10 clinics across this country, and most importantly, for the sake of the defenseless unborn and vulnerable young women who find themselves in a crisis pregnancy, we must enact the title 10 abortion provider prohibition act and end the day of taxpayer support for these organizations. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. ms. woolsey of california. without objection, so ordered. >> thank you. mr. speaker, campaign fundraising and spending is way out of control. ms. kaptur: we need a constitutional amendment to fix it. the american people have to help this congress because it will not do it by itself. many years ago will rogers, whose statue sits just outside the doors to this chamber, joked we have the best money that congress can buy and unfortunately that joke has not grown old. after witnessing this past election cycle, the campaign money expended to elect this congress, both chambers, is way out of bounds. the center for responsive politics estimates that a record breaking $4 billion, that's with a b, was spent in the 2010 mid term election. now, $4 billion equ

in recent interviews, each of you affirmed your support of the right to life of the unborn child. given this fundamental pro-life platform, activists concede a disconnect in rnc operations. specifically, what steps would to take as a tactician to integrate the issue into technology, and all financial assets that are at your disposal as chair? >> the question goes to psalm. >> let me use an example of what we did in michigan. we worked with groups on a regular basis, sitting down and identifying who the candidates were. what kind of resources were needed? what could we do legally together? i think that there has to be a working relationship with all coalitions, particularly those that support the sanctity of life. when we run for office, i think it is important for us to stand on our principles. i think that ideas have consequences. i think that issues matter. we've run away from those issues, we run away from opportunities. we run away from voters. but i think that we as a party have to integrate abortion and any other issue just like we do everything else. it is an important part

before this day is done, plned parenthood is probably doing this to unborn members of the human family with taxpayer money. democrats refuse to remove the pro abortion language from the bill, why? guest: well, let me jusbe specific. i disagree with you. you're quite wrong about that. the legislation does not allow for the use of taxpayer fds for abortion. host: i want to -- a question from twitter. congressman, he writes, i know people who work only so they can get health care. they don't need the money. explain how the bill helps them. guest: not quite sure i fully understand the question. host: i guess it's the linkage between working and insurance. >> first of all, you're right. there's an 2340r78s number of people that work only because that's only way -- if you have insurance now and you want to change jobs, under the repeal, you could not do that without risking losing your coverage. one of the good things about this legislation is you will have portibility with your health care. you will be able to go from job-to-job and not be locked into a job. but the health care, we're provi

before this day is done, planned parenthood is probably doing this to unborn members of the human family with taxpayer money. democrats refuse to remove the pro abortion language from the bill, why? guest: well, let me just be specific. i disagree with you. you're quite wrong about that. the legislation does not allow for the use of taxpayer funds for abortion. host: i want to -- a question from twitter. congressman, he writes, i know people who work only so they can get health care. they don't need the money. explain how the bill helps them. guest: not quite sure i fully understand the question. host: i guess it's the linkage between working and insurance. >> first of all, you're right. there's an 2340r78s number of people that work only because that's only way -- if you have insurance now and you want to change jobs, under the repeal, you could not do that without risking losing your coverage. one of the good things about this legislation is you will have portibility with your health care. you will be able to go from job-to-job and not be locked into a job. but the health care, we're p

intergenerational cost without even taking into consideration the intergenerational cost, we consistently impact unborn americans with legislation that passed under the former house. it is good to be in the house with a brand new speaker and thank you, mr. chairman, for allowing me to be part of the rules committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: madam speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for three minutes. mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, the american people made it very clear in the last election, that they want us to focus on one thing, jobs. but the new republican majority has instead chosen to reopen an old ideological battle. i think that's a mistake. but the good news is that the american people will have the opportunity right at the outset of this new congress to see the clear differences between democrats and republicans. democrats believe that insurance companies should be prohibited from discriminating under the basis of pre-existing conditio

intergenerationalost without even taking into consideration the intergenerational cost, we consistently impact unborngislation that passed under the former hoe. it is good to be in the house with a brand new speaker and thank you, mr. chairman, for allowing me to be part of the rules committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: madam speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from massachutts, mr. mcgovern. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for three minutes. mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, the american people made it very clear in the last election, that they want us to focus on one thing, jobs. but the new republican majority has instead chosen to reopen an old ideological battle. i think that's a mistake. but the good news is that the american people will have the opportunity right at the outset of this new congress to see the clear differences between democrats and republicans. democrats believe that insurance companies should be prohibited from discriminating under the basis of pre-existing conditions. republicans do not