. >> author erick me tax is liked efforts to the modern day fight for the unborn. >> a part from god we can't see they are persons. those of us that know the unborn to be human beings are commanded by god to love those who dot no yes see that. >> metaxis encouraged everyone to love. that is the key between a living faith and a mere religion. john jessup, cbn news, washington. >>> thanks, john. in the united states, american football is so popular, some say it has become like a religion superbowl sunday being the holiest day of all. that is not the case for many players taking part, cbn shawn brown reports they seek to glorify god through sports. >> hello and welcome to luke indianapolis state yum. the grudge match between the giants and patriots will happen this sunday. four seasons ago, this time around you might say there is revenge at stake. players from both teams agree there is a lot more to life than winning a superbowl championship. >> jesus is my lord and savior and he has given me the opportunity to show case danger works he has done in my life. >> i am performing for jesus.

. >> the personhood bill says the unborn child is a person.on't know why that should be considered extreme. >> reporter: but supporters of the two bills, including the president of the national right to life committee here in washington, say the bills are for the rights of the unborn. >> we believe the passage of legislation that gives information to women is very helpful and we support it. >> reporter: the two bills now go to the virginia state senate which is expected to approve both pieces of legislation. virginia governor mcdonald says he will approve the bill but they will only tell 9news if the general assembly approves the bill, the governor will review it. so far mcdonald has not taken a public position on the personhood bill. derek and anita. >> all right. thank you, matt. >>> well, unwanted sexual attention. >> some women plan to tell city council tomorrow it's time to do more to stop it. gary nurenberg talked with some of them earlier tonight. gary. >> reporter: well, anita, some behavior is clearly creepy, out of bounds, illegal an

personally, i would say the same thing about the unborn, that apart from god, we cannot see that they are persons as well. so those of us who know the unborn-to-be human beings, they are to love those who do not see that. [ applause ] >> we need to know that apart from god, we would be on the other side of that divide fighting for what we believe is right. we cannot demonize our enemies. today if you believe abortion is wrong, you must treat those on the other side with the love of jesus. today if you have a biblical view of sexuality, you will be demonized on the other side by those who will call you a b bigots. jesus wants us to show the love of jesus. if you want people to treat you with dignity, treat them with dignity. finally, jesus tells us we must love our enemies. that, my friends, is the real difference between dead, religion and a living faith in the god of the scriptures, whether we can love our enemies. wilb wilb wilburforce had political enemies, but he knew he had been saved by grace. he was not morally superior by the people on the other side of the aisle. martin luthe

. >> the personhood bill says the unborn child is a person.ould be considered extreme. >> reporter: but supporters of the two bills say the bills represent a major step forward for the rights of the unborn. >> we believe that the passage of legislation that gives information to women is very helpful and we support it. >> reporter: the two bills now go to the virginia state senate which is expected to approve both pieces of legislation of the press secretary for virginia governor bob mcdonnell said tonight the governor will review the ultrasound bill if it crosses his desk. governor mcdonnell has not taken a public position on the personhood bill. >>> today jurors in the

for this generation and the generations yet unborn, to see how it happened, how we resolved the question of slavery in those great debates and what abraham lincoln did when he signed the emancipation proclamation. >> we know the struggles are still real and the issues are still so fraught. here we have affirmative action that is yet again going to be looked at by the united states supreme court. are you troubled by that decision? >> i'm troubled to some degree that the united states supreme court is going to revisit the question of affirmative action. affirmative action is simple a process, a step to include people who have been left out and left behind, to affirm participation of all american citizens, not just african-americans, but white, latinos, asian americans, asian americans and women. we must create a society based on civil justice that we all have certain rights under the law. >> do you think there will be a rolling back of affirmative action programs based on the fact that they're looking at them. >> it is my hope that we will not go back, we have made too much progress and we

give unborn children at every stage of development the same rights as any other person. that is what is known as the personhood bill and the other would draw abortions of abnormal pregnancies. anita. >> lesli, as you know, people around the nation are watching this. but what do these bills mean for the women who live in virginia who may seek an abortion? peggy fox looks into that today. >> women with money, of course, will be able to travel to other states to seek abortions. but for poor women, they won't be able to do that. and the people who provide these services are fearful of the consequences. >> and these regulations and laws coming through the general assembly promote illegal abortions. >> rosemarry is a health educator. she believes poor women in virginia may not have access to safe abortions or even contraception if certain bills become law. delegate, bob mohr shall's personhood bill defines life as beginning at conception. every stage of development. the iud is the most popular and cheapest form of contraception in the world, but a personhood law could make it

do your work so well that the living, the dead and the unborn will not do it better. a part of our history is the history of legacy of slavery and aftermath. today we have two persons at our table that are trying to deal with the legacy and aftermath of slavery, tony battle and holly fulton. great to have you both. some people have said when they knew you were coming on the program that it takes a lot of courage to look in the past and deal with the aftermath and the legacy. tell us what welcome to the table is all about? >> we consider ourselves a branch of a national group called coming to the table. we are the oakland group and the national coming to the table community is now a nonprofit. it's all about bringing together descendants of slaves or slave holderrors traders to coming to the for healing processes, anything around dialogue and talking about and healing together around our legacy and our history. so our group that meets monthly does that. we coming to the in a circle in oakland. and tony and i cofacilitate the group together. >> how did you meet? >> we m

he wanted a job so he could feed his family and pay for his unborn child.esources, the actually went to the hospital and the insurance company refused to cover the cost of my birth. they said i was called a pre- existing condition. i did not preexists to marriage, i do not want you to get the wrong idea. my dad literally paid in installments to the doctor. he paid it in full but paid in installments. how do you pay for a baby in installments? if you miss a baby, will they take the baby back? he said, if they would have taken you back i would have skipped a payment so they would have taking you back. my dad's story is even more amazing than that. he is one of nine children who grow up without electricity or growing -- or running water. he is the first to get past the fifth grade. if you ever try to complain to my dad and say you need an allowance for the chores i do, he would say how much do you think you should pay me for the food you eat, and the roof i put on top of your head? [applause] the reason i tell you that, i am sure you have parents like this. if

and she loses her unborn pups. seasons change fast in the kalahari.e clan feasts on the rainy season's bounty, a lookout spots trouble. an enemy clan is approaching. and is threatening clinky's family. she has just given birth. but boldly, clinky leads her clan into the skirmish. the enemy is forced to flee. time heals. and at the end of the season, miss bean reappears. will her mother take her back? without pups to feed, miss bean is no longer a threat. and so, is forgiven. the meerkat family is made whole again. for "nightline," i'm stephanie

. >> and the out reach, what about cost and the poor and the unborn and the idea of sacred ground? >> there are so many parts of the ministry. you touch on an important one. every other year, we work with the archdiocese to host a mass for babies that died before, during or after birth. there's a section with a statue dedicated to rachele mourning and her children, israel. it's a touching mass and healing mass. parents can write a message to their children and we bury them. there's not just the every day burial, our regular ministry, but there's also the other special times of the year when we recognize specific losses and there's out reach to those with financial difficulty. we're a catholic cemetery, we wouldn't deny christian burial to anyone based on financial status. we're able to work with people if they have difficulty. >> what about the idea of sacred ground. catholics are encouraged to be left in sacred ground. >> there's a wonderful idea this is a sacred place, a place of memory and prayer and a place where people come to pray, that is not to be taken lightly. we want to

to have a board and mayor that recognizes technology in the community as an unborn aspect really revolutionizes government. really looking forward to the next four years, working with mayor lee, the tax community, ron. we are really at the cost of some fantastic things. in the last year, we have lots mobile -- launched mobile apps where people can watch online, at interact with their devices. we have started to partner with other cities and taking what we are doing here and spreading across the country. this will only heighten our success. if we can use san francisco as a hub of where people can see how government is innovative, and they look to us as an example -- we have an expo coming up in a october. people from all over the world will be coming to see how we have innovative government and will be looking for leadership. i just want to encourage everyone to stay tuned. a i knowron will be making some and not -- i know ron will be making some announcements in the next week. i look forward to working with everybody in the future. >> what are hack-a-thons? >> the hacker culture is really about

regents, they are stewards of this national treasure, preserving its character, so that generations unborn might draw inspiration from the man whose name is synonymous with character. does character count? on the surface it seems like one of those questions that answers itself. but that hasn't quieted the debate among modern scholars, pundits and politicians alike. for example, how do you define character? on his death bed, it is said that the deposed french emperor napoleon muttered, they wanted me to be another washington. it was a reluctant tribute from one with military man to another. albeit one whose character reflected a different attitude to power and the democratic experiment. lincoln as usual had a pithy formulation. character he said is like a tree. and reputation like its shadow. the shadow is what we think of it. the tree is the real thing. george washington it hardly needs to be say is -- said is the real thing. yet, it isn't that simple and neither is he. it's equally true that the man for who us personifies the ideal of service before self spent much of his early life pursu

abortions, but it would establish a frame work for parents to sue somebody that causes the death of their unborn child. the bills are intended to lay the ground work. >>> coming up, parallel parking is a skill any driver needs to have and one that has been dropped from the dc driving test. but how many in the district can actually do it? the results of our driving test are still ahead. but first, another setback for the memorial as a u.s. congressman wants the projects put off. he'll tell you why coming up next. >>> another call tonight to delay the memorial. dwight d. eisenhower. this time it's from a u.s. congress member. frank wolf. he sent a letter to the national capital planning commission and in it, wolf says he is worried that the approval process is being rushed and won't have public support. his request is in addition to the one from the eisenhower family, which last month asked for the delay because they are upset with the memorial's design. >> virginiaens have just a few days left to register if they want to vote in the state's presidential primary. the deadline is on monday. if you

senate committee on education and health will be holding a hearing on legislation that will give unbornhildren full rights as a person. the bill would define conception as the beginning of life. >>> the effort to stop puppy mills will be an issue today. advocates will be raising awareness to lawmakers. >>> and today a member of the aclu will testify in support of a bill in annapolis to block your boss for asking for social media passwords. the bill would also make it el legal for businesss to ask for passwords or user name when you show up to apply for a job. >>> and the ravens mascot, and the bird will be entertaining fans at the hilton ballroom. the event is going to happen from 6:00 until 9:00. the tickets by the way, 65 bucks a person. >>> let's talk about the temperatures this morning because we are quite mild once again. look at these temperatures in the upper 40s into baltimore and even into d.c. we will just get higher from there. i'll show you the temperatures in just a second but the satellite and radar we're not seeing a whole lot. no type of clouds really out there right now

it provides all unborn children the same rights and privileges available to all others in virginia. the second would require all women seeking an abortion to first have an ultrasound of the fetus. the bill would not force women to see that image. >>> house g.o.p. leaders say they are willing to extend the payroll tax cuts through the end of the year without budget cuts to offset them. house speaker john boehner said the vote could happen before the end of the week. democrats and republicans failed to reach an agreement during negotiations over the weekend. 160 million americans would see a payroll tax increase if lawmakers cannot strike a deal by the end this month. >>> congress is reviewing president obama's 2013 budget proposal, the $3.8 trillion plan cuts 4 trillion in deficit reductions in ten years. >> it cuts domestic and military spending and includes tax hikes on the wealthy as well. the forecasted $901 billion deficit falls short of the president's goal of cutting the deficit in half by the end of his first term. republicans are already saying the cuts in the president's pr

i refer to these people as the unborn. they're not even hired yet. and if they look at a job with a benefit package and decide to take the job with that the benefit package, that is their decision. and their opinion. but to protect a pension for years in the future as a legacy when the taxpayers of this state just can't afford it anymore is a violation of the public service and the public duty. we have taxpayers who are suffering today. and we have taxpayers who need help today. and let's respond to them. we need to help local governments. the property tax cap we passed worked. it forced fiscal discipline. forced being an operative word. and it stimulated a citizen dialogue. but it stopped the assumed annual increases. and property taxes were going up at a rate that was unstainable. unsustainable. 6%, 7%, 8%, every year. and it was just on automatic pilot and you heard it all over the state. the tax cap doesn't stop as we know, the taxes from going up. but it engaged the citizens. what is this tax cap? what's this about? more people are now turning u

these women can be treated almost the same as other cancer patients are with minimal risk for their unbornrry from the world college oft( obstetricians and gynecologists joins me now from ourç central london studio. thank you very much for speaking to me today. this appears to be encouraging news. just tell me how many pregnant women this is likely to affect. >> approximately 5,000 women a year in the u.k. are diagnosed with breast cancer in reproductive age. about 15% are diagnosed under the age of -- total breast cancer numbers are diagnosed under the age of 45. so it's clearly a big problem in terms of the overall concern of management in pregnancy with women and breast cancer.ñrç i think this study gives a good overview as to how clinicians and the women get clear advice as to a way forward, as to how to manage them in pregnancy. >> speaking of theç latest, to hear the chemotherapy, which is effectively a foreign poison being put into theç body, can you explain how this doesn't harm aç fetus? >> there has been concerns in the past in terms of giving these chemicals toç women in p

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he saw her own fear for the health of their new baby still unborn. he moved to the front window, looked out the darkness at the open square, the courthouse across the street. he was used to seeing troops in formation there in front of his house. the constant drilling, the presence that even the most reasonable citizen had begun to dread the annoying show of strength. well, they have truly shown their strength now, he thought. it will be hard for the toreies to excuse this, to claim some conspiracy against the king. it could simply have been one mob facing another and the man in the red uniforms were better armed. there are so many questions. i'll know more tomorrow. i have to know. there is still law here. and no matter who is to blame, whether this disaster was born from evil intent or blind foolishness, if the mobs gain control, then god help us. so that's sort of the beginning. now i'll jump ahead. i promise this is short. if anybody is beginning to nod off, this won't ruin your thunder. what i loved doing is giving camos. little one chapter exper

catholic charities to comply with the federal mandate that allows the core moral commitment of the unborn is unconscionable. this act threatens to sabotage the foundation of the first amendment rights and liberties, and continually chipping away at the constitutional freedoms that set the foundation of this great country sends us down a slippery slope the further government overreach and intrusion into our individual lives. this must be must stop, and we as americans, must stop it. with that, i yield back. >> just another republican voice on this debate. represent chip korvack is from minnesota and spoke on the floor against the president's plan that requires universities and hospitals and other i.n.s. too ugss to provide reproductive rights for women who are covered under insurance plans. well, how is this affecting presidential politics? on a couple of fronts. we there is this victory speech by rick santorum who had a clean sweep winning three states spoke out directly against the president e president's plan. he is a father of seven from pennsylvania, a key battleground state and also

semen anywhere but in a woman's vagina shall be interpreted and construed as an action against an unborn child i love it i think it's genius we did way to go back with jack you ation is now officially illegal now it's murder because it would be let alone get out of my usual show where there's only about you know i think that we should actually take this a step further and we should have you know kind of a shout out funeral type thing for all of the sperm that was so brutally murdered that at a time you know every teenage boy is a mass murderer i don't we should have a moment of silence every show for all the murdered sperms out there my thought but i don't have a very long moment of silence so yeah like the whole show possibly it could work. but. let's that we have something else that we should cry about a little while back and we're really excited is a new law was passed when it concerned online gambling take a look. see now we're soon you'll be able to gamble online the city is the first in the nation to do those measure part of the d.c. budget which just passed the thirty day congress

>>the unborn child cut from the womb of debra evans he survived his name is elisha he lives downstate with an older brother and his grandfather ... the family is convinced that fedell caffey will not be free ... >>police say that a 66 year-old president of an oak park senior care facilities suspected in the death of another elderly resident. the victim a year-old anibal calderon was a patient and the alzheimer's ward at the oak park health care center the cook county medical examiner said that call the ron died of head injuries from an assault police were called to the senior care facility sunday night after calder and apparently had an altercation with another patient. he was found unconscious and he died early yesterday our rush university medical center >>an elderly woman was found dead in her home byrd underneath palls of garbage and debris randi belisomo has the story >>the treasure was piled to the ceiling spilling into the yard police discovered the badly decomposed body buried under the trash and emergency crews recovered the 72 year-old woman's body late yesterday afternoon i

we should not make the case on the cost benefit animalysis by preventing or destroying an unborn child we will then save money. >> look -- representative i am not questioning about -- >> years ago that was made for medicaid payments for abortions in the 1970s. it is cheaper to destroy an individual than it is to -- >> teenaged pregnancy is way down since 1988. >> again we are talking about forcing employers to subsidize the costs. this has never been done in private health insurance. >> first of all, sir, i believe you have a right to freedom. i hope you also respect the right -- >> pause. we are going to get everybody else involved in our discussion. we are going all of the way to the show. this is a hot issue. it is lighting up the phones. we will be back in a flash. my name is robin. i'm a wife, i'm a mom... and chantix worked for me. it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantiis proven to help people quit smoking. it reduthe urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking orood, hostility

fedell caffey life sentence for murdering debra evans had two children addison 1995 also cut her unborn baby from her womb the baby survived judge the evidentiary hearing before july 9th attorney said today fedell caffey client first trial was not fair >> we have a misleading since the allegations are true that they have covered up the fact that what attorney buying drugs from a witness considered a violation it would be inappropriate the jury should hear that question and the testimony. >> nobody from the debra evans family at the hearing and the baby that survived 16 year-old elijah support given to the murders and anchor has subsided. still coming up iran bigger with nuclear ambitions united states reactions to iran president flaunting his country's advances and dubious distinction? chicago called the most corrupt city and the united states and all aboard amtrak passengers and chicago faster option to get to a certain destination. the funny thing about a garage is... that it always seems to be closed when you want it open. and open when you want it closed. until now. with the craftsf

and it establishes ability to sue someone how causes the death for their unborn child and supporters say it lays the out-work for eliminates abortion. >>> argues same sex marriage would help provide children with stable homes. the operations committee are both hearing arguments for same sex marriage. last year, the state senate approved such legislation but the bill stalled in the house. >>> two 12-year-old girls are in serious condition this morning after being hit by a van in montgomery county. it happened last night around 7:00 in the 600 block in gaithersburg. the girls were transported to the pediatric trauma children's hospital. the accident shut down north and southbound lanes for a while on frederick avenue at lake forest boulevard. no word how the accident happened. >>> in prince george's county, police are investigating a shooting that happened during a vigil in new carrollton. a man suffered non-life-threatening injuries. investigators interviewed witnesses but not released any information on a possible suspect. as many as 200 people gathered to remember 16-year-old chris

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in a virginia house of delegates just passed a bill that said life begins at conception and gives unbornldren at all stages of development, including embryos, the same rights available to you and me. >> it grants recognition that there's a human being here. by itself it cannot criminalize abortion. >> reporter: while the bill doesn't directly challenge the landmark row versus wade supreme court right, republican delegate bob marshal, the bill's sponsor and a long-time opponent, recognizes that it's a step in that direction. the bill hasn't yet passed the state senate. the fight over the legislation here in richmond has been fierce with opponents saying that the bill will severely restrict women's rights and could reduce access to forms of fertilized eggs. >> this is all an overreach by the state and the government and these decisions should be left to a woman and the goal is to ensure that birth control is illegal. >> reporter: the battle in virginia isn't unique. a similar bill is now pending in oklahoma's legislature. >> i would say that we're in the middle of a wave of these kinds of

objection that the catholic church and i have to the morning after pill because it ends the life of an unbornis you give up a little something for urinalysis and the most invasive it is the be, it's a lot different. >> the contraceptive pill doesn't abort a pregnanty, it prevents a pregnancy from happening. >> i don't concede that. >> i'm sorry so go back on this. it does appear that there is one rule that supplied to the conscience of people when it comes to the issue of contraception in terms of personal civil liberties, but when it comes to an individual who may have lost his or her job through no fault of their own and desperately needs unemployment insurance, republicans are saying that individual shouldn't qualify without having a drug test. do you accept, i put it to you again, do you accept you're casting a claimant, a fair and reasonable claimant in the cast of a criminal by forcing a drug test on them? >> they don't apply to criminals. they get applied to every truck driver in the united states of they have to be under the mandated drug testing. that's done for america's safety and

now personally i would say the same about the unborn. >> that is not president obama he is one of the people there, that is another person of the cloth or clergy man speaking at this point but again it is the national prayer breakfast where the president and vice president are this morning. >> thank you alison breaking news this morning in the republican race for the white house it appears newt gingrich is set to play a trump card in the campaign as in donald trump. associated press says trump will endorse him in nevada today. the latest twist in the race comes as gingrich is challenging his loss in florida and as mitt romney is doing damage control about something he said. >>> there are a number of reports this morning donald trump will endorse newt gingrich for president, just one more bit of drama for this republican field. >> will it be newt, will it be mitt or will it be trump for president. the king of anticipated announcements is saying something today about the race for president, it could be an endorsement no one is sure. >>> debt all your friends to turn out. >>> signs may p