we're talking about unborn children. he was saying taxpayer dollars should not be used to take the lives of unborn child. president obama has said that our tax dollars can be used in that way. gov. romney was very clear about planned parenthood should not be getting your tax dollars and using them to take the life of unborn children. he is very strong on the use of taxpayer money for abortion and not being supportive of that, which is where conservatives >> once all of a question. given that mitt romney won support a cap and trade, enacted a health care plan the conservatives did not like, you must have strategizing about what you do in the house in the center. if you're not worried? >> we are focused on the next 25 days and making sure that mitt romney wins our state. if he wins our state to a most likely be president of united states. that is what we're focused on, >> i wanted to change focus a little bit and talk about the upcoming lame duck session. before you left to campaign, congress passed a continuing resolution

built this campus so that our community can continue to have a better future for generations yet unborn. (applause). and, before i get off, before i get off, i really really need to do this. i need to thank my parents. i need to thank -- and they're sitting right up there -- my 81-year-old mother, helen wong, my 91-year-old father, henry wong, my 92-year-old auntie lily, who is a major been factor, by the way, to this campusment i want to thank them because for 18 years they were wondering why am i not -- why i'm on the college board and not out making more money. typical chinese parents. and they saw the suffering that i went through, that you went through, that we all went through, but this is the result of it. so getting back to that song, the impossible dream, okay, i'm finished. and it came from the universe because it was on the radio today and these were the words. for this is our quest, to follow that star, no matter how hopeless, no matter how far, it fight for the right without question or pause, to be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause, this cause has been fulfil

here is legislation to give 14th amendment protections that we all have to unborn children. this is something they keep sneaking in. they keep putting in co-sponsored bills. they put in their platform, and it's like if they get in power and they do it, they can always say to people who voted, well, look, we told you. you just weren't looking at the fine print. you were listening to the speeches when we were in a big room. not when we were writing platforms and co-sponsoring bills. you should have paid attention to the whole thing. taking away your right to choose. i'm being blunt. i wish they'd be blunt, but they don't want to be blunt. >> well, they're blunt sometimes, blunt among themselves, but this is exactly how radical this is. think about what that would mean. a fertilized egg is a human being with all the rights that a human beings have. in other words, if a woman was pregnant, say a month pregnant, and decided she wanted to run a marathon and as a result had a miscarriage, she could be charged with negligent homicide under this law. certain kinds of contraception wo

and i care about the unborn.eel, you know, that's really where we should be in our policy. >> what would the appropriate sentence be if abortion was illegal and a woman did have an abortion? >> i'll leave that up to others to, you know, come up with that. >> should we put her in jail? should we fine her? i mean, do you have any thoughts on that at all? >> you know, those are things that need to be worked out through the, you know, through the legislative process. >> and that is why the democrats really might hold on to kent conrad's u.s. seat in north dakota. when kent conrad decided to retire, it looked like a shoe-in for the republican pickup in that year but the republican finds himself in a video loop of a burning chair squirming. and the government should force that woman to bear the rapist's child against her will. in any political campaign it is a sure sign that you're not on your strongest ground when you are dodging questions about what your preferred jail sentence is for pregnant rape victims. the punis

. >> when i say i'm pro-life, i mean that i'm pro-life for the mother and i'm pro-life for the unborni do not support abortion, i do of course support medical procedures for women during their pregnancies that might result in the loss of an unborn child. >> joining me now an exclusive interview lieutenant colonel tammy duckworth. >> the rest of that clip actually this afternoon, he said that ectopic pregnancies were so rare that they never happened and because of that he stands by his position of pro life without exception. now, never mind that women can need abortions because they're undergoing chemotherapy due to cancer, preeclampsia, so many reasons. i think he's taking biology lessons from todd akin on this. >> the american college of ob/gyn s respond to this. i'm stunned by watching this. as you come down to the wire in campaigns, i would actually expect candidates to get more careful. this guy just seems capable of saying anything at any time. >> well, you know, i'm saddened but not surprised. because this is who he is. he believes in these extreme positions and he's backed by e

her friends and family are funeral and the of her unborn child. >> [indiscernible] >> smith had four older children. entry and noorced found at the scene. investigators have questioned otherancee as well as members and friends. smith had once feuded with a who threaten to kill her. ago.was several months the trouble subsided when smith apartment.r new looking for several people attacked a 60-year-old man. attack was caught on tape. some viewers might find this a little disturbing. it happen on thursday in front of a convenience store. the gregory was asked for money theyhen he refused, punched and kicked him. suspect stole $40 from his pockets. broken boneseveral face. armstrong took to the today in texas to speak to thousands of cyclists. the writers are taking a ride by the live strong organization. -- stepped down after the agency said it had evidence armstrong duringolved with doping g clear -- career. >> it is interesting. a difficult two weeks. people ask me how i am doing. tell them, i have been better. i have also been worse. >> armstrong has consistently the doping allegatio

. -- the vaccine all pregnant women are encouraged to get to protect their unborn baby. >> update onyou last week. nasa is apologizing to a novato woman after they determined a rock that hit the roof of her home was a meteorite. >> the story keeps going back and forth first officials say the chunk of rock was part of the meteorite. >> then they said it wasn't. now this morning they are back again saying they discovered a second rock the one on your right and it is part of the meteorite this morning they apologized for the mistake. you got that? >> okay they look the same to me way do we know. >>> might as well talk about the game, dress warmly going to be in the 50s cooler than last night temperatures starting at 62 down to 55°. i was checking the forecast for saturday in detroit looks like rain possible in the morning. by the time the game rolls around 5:07 our time, it should clear out and sunday something is going to be in the 40s in detroit. back at home, you want warmer weather? we have it in time for the weekend friday, saturday, sunday will spill into monday active pattern bac

her unborn son did not attack. she had planned to wet in a -- wed in a small ceremony in her church. most of her friends said they had not known her fiance long. in fact, they didn't even know his name. >> you can't be in your house. >> he couldn't have married her pause he already had a wife in new jersey. it's not clear if he's the father. police have interviewed him but so far he has not been named as a suspect. >>> a woman is arrested for trying to run over a naval officer at walter reed army medical center. >> the officer fired shots but she continued to drive. the officer is expected to be okay. the woman was eventually arrested. >>> a woman knocks at your door in the middle of the night. she's calling out for help. you answer and find out you've been set up for a home invasion robbery. this happened in cecil county oar door was about 1:00 in the morning. the woman claims she had a fight with her boyfriend and needed to use the cell phone. a masked man came around the house and attacked her. the man took her

unborn children at the age of a couple seconds have the right to property. romney has a right to support a supreme court justice, here's what he wants. >> hope to appoint justices to the supreme court that will follow the law and the constitution and it would be my preference that they reverse roe v. wade, therefore they return to the people and their elected representatives the decisions with regards to this important issue. >> cecile richards, as an expert and advocate, what do we make of this complete divide between what romney is saying these days about health care, about preexisting conditions, about abortion rights, something you care very much about, and what he's been saying for months, if not years? >> i think what we're -- i think what we're seeing, chris -- sorry, i lost the audio. i think what we're seeing is mitt romney, one, will say anything to get elected. he's been trying to muddy the waters on women's issues. it's clear and you made it clear, he has pledged to appoint judges to the supreme court that would overturn roe versus wade. this is

the unborn don't get a vote how this is allocated.orrowing from future generations, that's one of the economic implications, the other is entitlements have given incentives for men, in particular, to flee from the labor force. we've had women going into the labor force, having men going out. >> is this why all these participation rates and populati population, employment population ratios are going down? is this what this is about? >> for men for sure. as the entitlement state has risen, the participation rates for men have been progressively declining. it started long before the bust of lehman brothers. >> let me just ask you another one that troubles me. work, i mean, i'm going to add work, family and faith. work is such an essential part of our lives, of the american tradition. what is happening here? are we eroding our very moral and social fabric with all this entitlement state? >> let me give you one statistic. the number of americans of working age who are getting some sort of disability pay, that number is larger than the enti

. -- the vaccine all pregnant women are encouraged to get to protect their unborn baby. >> update onlast week. nasa is apologizing to a novato woman after they determined a rock that hit the roof of her home was a meteorite. >> the story keeps going back and forth first officials say the chunk of rock was part of the meteorite. >> then they said it wasn't. now this morning they are back again saying they discovered a second rock the one on your right and it is part of the meteorite this morning they apologized for the mistake. you got that? >> okay they look the same to me way do we know. >>> might as well talk about the game, dress warmly going to be in the 50s cooler than last night temperatures starting at 62 down to 55°. i was checking the forecast for saturday in detroit looks like rain possible in the morning. by the time the game rolls around 5:07 our time, it should clear out and sunday something is going to be in the 40s in detroit. back at home, you want warmer weather? we have it in time for the weekend friday, saturday, sunday will spill into monday active pattern back fo

tracy: i like your point about taxing the unborn.g it for for use with medicare and social security. how do we unravel that? how do we get out of that mess? >> i don't have a 12 subprogram for this in my book but i know the first step is recognizing a problem and this book tries to help people recognize the problems so we will start to talk about it honestly i hope. then maybe we can get to the fight that leads to a consensus. tracy: one thing that is controversial in your book is the flight of the out of work man, not one, man. how come? >> if you look at the numbers on this, the proportion of men in the work force either working or looking for work has gone down steadily during the period when the entitlement phase has been exploding. in arithmetic terms you can account for a fair amount of this flight from work in terms of increased disability rolls. we have had an explosion of disability pay over the past generation. there are now more people on disability than in the entire manufacturing sector. tracy: that is a fraud issue and

then grace learned that she and her unborn baby were at risk from malaria. and she heard about the free kangas. the skirt reminds the 33-year- old to come for regular check- ups. here they also provide her with a mosquito net for free. in kenya, half the people still live on less than two dollars a day -- and most of them are women. so they're the ones aid organizations are trying to get to come to hospitals to learn about malaria. the anti-malaria activists are meeting with the kenyan government and the world health organization. they're trying to better co- ordinate their efforts, due to changing circumstances. >> we have noticed they show increased malaria in areas where there were no malaria initially. and this is where climate change concerns are currently, because malaria has been climbed up the highlands. >> in the tea growing region, the kenyan highlands, the nights are no longer cool enough to kill off the mosquitoes which transmit malaria. they breed rapidly at temperatures of 18 degrees celsius and higher. peter o nyabwengi contracted malaria and

here is legislation to give 14th amendment protections that we all have to unborn children.his is something they keep sneaking in. they keep putting in co-sponsored bills. they put in their platform, and it's like if they get in power and they do it, they can always say to people who voted, well, look, we told you. you just weren't looking at the fine print. you were listening to the speeches when we were in a big room. you should have paid attention to the whole thing. i'm being blunt. i wish they'd be blunt, but they don't want to be blunt. >> well, they're blunt sometimes, blunt among themselves, but this is exactly how radical this is. think about what that would mean. a fertilized egg is a human being with all the rights that a human being has. in other words, if a woman was pregnant, say a month pregnant, and decided she wanted to run a marathon and as a result had a miscarriage, she could be charged with negligent homicide under this law. certain kinds of contraception would be illegal under this law. women who had abortion would be murderers under this law. that is t

amendment to the constitution and endorse legislation to make the 14th amendment's protections apply to unbornhildren. this makes abortion murder in effect, and they have gone this far, and they have been able to get by it in two debates now. this president better call them on that tonight i think. >> for the last two years obama had a game plan, make this election about a choice. there are lots of choices, not just in foreign policy, on abortion, economics, on education, do you want pell grants or don't want pell grants, choice, choice, choice. he did none of that really in the first debate. so when people start asking him questions tonight, he's going to have to address the average voters' concerns in those questions but you have to come back again and again, you have a choice to make here and outline it in very stark terms on abortion and don't let romney just say i'm better than barack obama. he's going to have to find a way to tether mitt romney to his positions, past, present, those of ryan, those of his party. >> let's get to this point, john heilemann. you have written great books abou

support medical procedures for women during their pregnancies that might result in the loss of the unborn when such an occurrence takes place. that is a very difficult decision and one that should be left up to the mother and her family. >>> finally, in detroit, a rash of shootings has drivers there on edge. since last tuesday, at least 15 people have been shot at by an unknown suspect. most of the shootings have occurred along interstate 96. no one has actually been injured. police are looking for a suspect. >>> 15 cars shot out this week. three counties and most along interstate 96 corridor, but some along surface road seem random. >> everything that's happening there, it's pretty bad. >> let's talk about ohio, wisconsin, scary for some of the people who are running for president and vice president because they need these states, battlegrounds in the 2012 presidential election. >> not only for president obama and governor romney, cnn's crime and justice correspondent joe johns has more now on the clash over efforts to stop voter fraud. >> randi and victor, you might think voter fraud is

say it raises concern because the thyroid plays a role in the cognitive development of children and unborn babies. >>> if you're one of the millions that uses facebook, you know it's free. unless you want to pay the social network to promote a picture or announcement. a brand new feature lets you push a post to the top of your friends' news feed. it costs about $7. it was released to a small group of users yesterday, but businesses have been able to pay facebook to insert sponsored stories into news feeds, but this is the very first time facebook is charging the average user to share information. >>> 4:46. wall street hoping to rebound this morning after a grim forecast from silicon valley tech giant hp. for that and the rest of the news before the bell we turn to jackie at cnbc world headquarters. jackie, good morning. >> good morning to you, marla. well, the futures are modestly higher after stocks eked out small gains yesterday. first we saw investors were cheered on by positive economic data on private sector job growth and the services sector, but that was offset by hp. the company is

and that yet unborn monday the fetus is really the property of its host. and grim world. it is kidding grammar. that is why they love to use the word sustainable for everything. sustainable energy, food, communities. for them things don't get better it -- bigger and better, they have sustained. life, liberty, and the pursuit of sustainability. does that really have much of the ring. that is what birthrates are so low. that is why birthrates among bubble believing christians are so high. one side -- [applause] one side things can get better and the other side thanks stink and should stay the same. that is what liberals really hate the babies because to be for babies is were real hope. to be for babies is the future. to be for babies is for better days ahead. [applause] walmart. what is wrong with everyday low prices? a shopowner had a big idea. if he could somehow keep his costs dependably low he could under so competition. but the competitive advantage, he could expand by expanding can get more goods cheaply and sell them at a deeper discount. you know how this story ends

her unborn son didn't survive. police questioned her fiancee but they haven't been identified yet as a suspect. >>> two brothers are charged with a murder of a 12-year-old girl in new jersey. autumn pass quelle's body was --pasqual' body was found in a recycling bin. their mother turned them in after noticing somebody on the facebook page. >>> a fantasy league that has nothing to do with sports. we told you about this yesterday morning. now students from a school are speaking out. guys from some of the varsity sports teams are drafting girls for their league. they get points for the documented sexual encounters they have with the girls even though not all students are involved in the game, they all seem to have an opinion. >> it's like why do you do it to women. >> gives the football team a bad name and gives the girls a bad name. >> that's gross and degrading but because the they didn't know the facts before they sent out the letter, they caused kind of widespread anxiety and panic and i think all of the attention

police in vallejo are offering a $10,000 reward for information on the murders of a couple and their unborn twins. last month 31-year-old dashawn jones and 28-year-old ashley mills died after being shot several times. mills was six months pregnant with twins. witnesses saw two men wearing hoodies running away after the shots were fired. >>> police used an early- morning surprise attack to catch four dangerous suspects in a murder case. the oakland s.w.a.t. team started the operation at 5:30 a.m. this morning. detectives hope the arrests will help them solve the murder of a 20-year-old man this past january. they believe that murder was gang-related. >>> a shark has killed a surfer off the central coast beach. it happened at surf beach near vandenberg air force base in santa barbara county this morning. the 38-year-old man was surfing with his friends who actually saw the attack. those friends dragged the man to the beach and administered cpr. they were unable to save him. two years ago, almost to the day, a santa barbara college student died after being attacked by a shark in the same area.

unfortunately my two-year old son has tested positive for high levels of lead in his blood and i and my unborn baby are expose and had we're waiting until after the birth to see the effect on this child. you can imagine the pain of. this there are five children when the baby is born living in the building with three on the other side. and i guess i would simply like to say we have proposed a compromise for a standard bedroom which would be 160 square feet, half the size that she is proposing. she is proposing a 320 square foot bedroom spanning the entire roof. the bedroom we have proposed, it lies on the other neighbor's property where there is already a fence so there would be no light impact to the other neighbor and we are willing to live with the light impact, the proposal would make in our bedroom. it doesn't address concerns of violating code and the health hazards which the neighbors have written about making a reasonable compromise. >> thank you. thank you. project sponsor, you have a rebuttal of two minutes if you'd like. >>> thank you very much. david [speaker not understood], archit

that by getting vaccinated, a pregnant woman will then transfer disease fighting antibodies to her unborn baby and protect it early in life. it also protects the new mother at the time of the delivery making her less likely to infect her baby at birth. this woman gave pertussis to her 3-year-old and newborn. within days the baby died. she hopes vaccination will prevent other tragedies. >>> really to watch your children suffer is the most devastating experience. >> get vaccinated during the third trimester for most safety. there is no risk to mother or newborn. this year may be the worst since 1959. more than 32,000 cases are reported, 16 deaths mostly infants. the only other routine immunization the cdc recommends for pregnant women is the influenza vaccine. >> thank you. >>> another healthcare expense that no one saw coming. how adding ailments can add up when visiting the doctor. >> and we'll go back out to at&t park for a look at how long people will hang on for a ticket. had the los angeles city council today approved an ordinace requiring pet stores get thr s from rescue >>> a dramat

end to this as a nation we need to put an end to the fight so i act which retroactively legalize unborn tim wiretapping against us. we need to repeal the patriot act and we were ok. and we stopped the persecution of whistleblowers all the wins all crime was. ever benjamin franklin said if we sacrifice our liberty for security we will wind up losing so let's take back our liberty that is the foundation of true security rock you. know taming america. why i went to law school because i believed. as deeply as one can believe in the rule of law and justice in the fact that our system of justice can provide for everyone and what we have seen with through the bush years and now with president obama has been so absolutely subversive an anti-american there's been no more anti-american act i think in our history than the n b a and president obama don't be fooled about this in two thousand and nine. for the power to indefinitely detain people without charges without a trial without legal assistance without the right of p.b.'s corpus. we are on the road toward to tella terry and his and that's not

ucla researchers studied rats and found nicotine affected the lungs and dna of their unborn babies. many later developed asthma and they were also more likely to have babies with asthma even though there was no exposure to nicotine during pregnancy. >>> and there's new evidence that laws banning smoking in public places can save lives. california researchers reviewed 45 studies covering smoke-free laws and they found that in states and cities with public bans, hospitalizations for heart attacks and strokes dropped 15%. there were also fewer emergency room visits for people with breathing conditions. very interesting. >>> well, it's 4:56 right now. the giants return home to a hero's welcome. the wild scene at at&t park and plans for an even bigger celebration tomorrow. >> big day tomorrow plus new york city, the shocking images of death and destruction as super storm sandy roars ashore. it's all coming your way. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> sandy lived up to the hype. the deadly super

because that would take a very deep conversation between your care for the unborn and other people's belief that the liberation of women has been the key to the non violence. we're both talking about how to celebrate life. let's think about how we can celebrate life together and work on that because his passion was life. a different interpretation. you really have to work your brain on how to refocus. i have seen this work in many situations. >> to the question of self- examination, i think a lot of these issues that have been happening globally recently have led to an internal cells that examination in the united states. i am not sure. i think we may have a negative public perception worldwide that we have this american exceptional as some and we can go out and give advice but do not take our own advice. i think it would be unfair to say that we do not sell-analyze a lot of the policies -- do not self-analyze a lot of the policies that come out. even that trailer that cannot on you to cost a lot of discussions. what is the difference between free speech and hate speech? i do not thi

in vallejo are offering a $10,000 reward for any information on the murders of a couple and their unborn twins. last month 31-year-old desean jones and 28-year-old ashley mills died after being shot several times. now their family members are making their first public comments. they say all they really want is for justice to be served. >> no parent, no mother, no father should ever have to experience what we're experiencing here today. so many lives were destroyed, you know, for what purpose? >> mills was six months pregnant with twins. witnesses saw two men with hoodies running away of after shots were fires. >>> a woman is dead after a fire in castro valley. 58-year-old barbara was found as they worked to put out the flames last year. investigators say she was attacked before that fire started. they believe the fire was set to cover up an attack on her and the robbery of her home. >>> an arrest at a social services center in east oakland. a witness shot this video as a pregnant woman got into a verbal altercation with employees and was asked to leave. she refused and then her boyfriend

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the thinking is the mother will transfer the disease fighting antibodies to the unborn baby. >> really to watch your children suffer is the most devastating experience. i don't wish that for anybody. >> this year has been the worst for whooping cough since 1959 and a growing number of parents are not vaccinating their children. there have been more than 32,000 cases nationwide. 16 of them fatal. >>> well, with halloween less than a week away, there's a new way for parents to keep tabs on their kids. alert id is an online service that tells members of danger in an area including crime trends. it also has a feature that allows users to send pictures of their kids to the police if they go missing. and it also helps to fight crime. >>> if you see something suspicious or that concerns you, you just post it and it goes out to all the neighbors in a mile radius. >> alert id is free and supported by local law enforcement. it's in place in many spots around the nation and in several other countries as welch. >>> 4:52. the first meeting of the banned book club the tony award winning play that st