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a government policy that has killed hundreds of millions of unborn children. now christians say the power of prayer is pushg back the daress. c2d his convereron to c cist costhis man hisis family. how the power of god brought them back together. members of the u.s. congress step in to fight to free pastor saeed abedini. hello, everyone, i'm wendy griffith. george thomas is on assignment. congress is looking into the international persecution of religious believers, and they heard from the wife of saeed abedini about his imprisonment in iran. john jessup has that story

stony the road we trod, bitter the chasening rod, felt in the day when hope unborn had died.et with a steady beat has not our weary feet come to the place that our father's died. we have come over the way that with tears has been watered. we have come treading the path of the blood of the slaughtered. out of the gloomy past, till we now stand at last, with a white gleam of our bright star is past. god of our weary years, god of our silent tears, thou who has led us thus far on the way, thou who has by thy light led us into the light, keep us forever in the path we pray. lest our feet stray from the places our god where we met thee, lest our hearts drunk with the wine of the world we forget thee. shadowed beneath thy hand may we forever stand true to our god, true to our native land. will you please stand and join me in the singing of lift every voice and sing? ♪ lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring ring with the harmonies of liberty let our rejoicing rise high as the listening skies let it resound loud as the rolling sea sing a song full of the faith that the

can it be over the gender of their unborn baby. the dutches says she wants a boy. the prince with a girl. middleton who is five months pregnant revealing the royal dilemma to a soldier sunday at a st. patrick's day sunday. the royal baby is due in july. that is your 5@5:00. >>> now it is time to take a look at who is talking. this morning we are getting more reaction to comments over the weekend to senator lindsey graham about benghazi. >> whehe said the benghazi survivors have been told to be quiet. that's a quote by the white house. that's what former u.n. ambassador john bolton is talking about this morning. >> i think the entire way the administration has handled the benghazi affair has been abnormal. they were not made available to congress or others finding out what happened dha. part of the administration's problem here is that many people think they engaged in a cover up. they made up the story about the demonstration because they didn't want to reveal terrorist groups were present in and around benghazi. i think the way to get to the bottom of it is to all

believingl opinion is in life, the gritty, and the pursuit of happiness for all, including the unbornd like to see this challenge in court and hopefully get held up, because life is for all, particularly for the unborn. i feel that abortion in the case of convenience is just completely selfish. you are talking about the laws regarding the cases of rape and incest and all that. and suchand that issues need to be handled and dealt with delicately. however, in the case of just abortion for the sake of convenience, i think it is just a little bit selfish and we need to consider the unborn in those matters. host: ok. esme deprez, our color talked about wanting to see the courts take this issue up. guest: right, that is what we're seeing out of north dakota. when the governor signed this bill, he he was clear in his intentions that we don't know if the law is constitutional, referring to the six week heartbeat ban, but maybe we will find out. important to note that mainstream abortion groups are not pushing these six-week roe v-- bans are it what wade told us is that the woman has the right

the team's pregnant head coach, her unborn baby and the driver all died. michelle franzen is here now with the latest. michelle. >> well, leggser, it was christina quigley's second season as seton hill university. she was nearly seven months pregnant, traveling with her team to play in a big game when tragedy struck. >> reporter: holding back tears, seton hill university officials spoke out for the first time following the deadly bus crash that claimed the women's lacrosse coach who was also pregnant. >> we're mourning the loss of our head lacrosse coach and her unborn son. the university extends its deepest sympathies to christina's family and husband. >> reporter: 23 women lacrosse players and three coaches from the private catholic university were on their way to a game saturday morning at millersville university. police say the bus veered off the pennsylvania turnpike mere harrisburg and slammed into a tree. the bus driver died at the scene. 30-year-old quigley and her unborn baby died at a nearby hospital. the tragedy hit home on this close knit campu

here is a national republican party saying in its latest document of belief that the unborn child atny stage of development from conception on has the right to property, has the right to life, and to liberty. what can they possibly mean by those last two and what are they up to except to say you shouldn't have any abortions in this country and arkansas is only being somewhere in the middle here? >> well, i'm going to tell every -- and by the way, i'm a big democrat. i'm going to tell every group that i speak to about what arkansas has done and what the republican platform has done. because every time this issue has been presented to the voters where a legislative mandate to make life begin at conception, the constitution says all persons born or naturalized. every time you present that to the public, they say no. >> that's right. >> and part of that is because so many -- >> even alabama. >> -- couples rely on in vitro fertilization. sorry, go ahead. >> no, sarah -- i was going to say you're exactly right. and we even saw the state of mississippi, one of the most conservative states i

the suspect fled leighing behind the dead couple and the unborn child. reckless speed and assault and reckless driving. he could face 15 years to life if convicted. what do you think he will get? are you willing to wager? consider this. aceevedos murdered someone in '87. he served under nine years for that. last month, the dirt bag was nailed for driving drunk and he was still out there driving. the moral, there are laws but laws are pointless when the consequences for crimes are whittled down to a nub. what could have stopped the thug from killing three more innocent people? the fee cuss counts. real sentencing. whether the weapon is a gun or a car, laws are only respected by the good, never the evil. if you catch a bad guy, you have to keep them off the street forever. sentencing is really criminal control. unlike most gun control gimmicks it's the only way to save lives. bloomberg bragged about a lowered crime rate, what about the guilty serving real time? the last time i checked a big gulp never killed an innocent family. k.g., you are like the legal

the pregnant head coach and her unborn baby and the driver all died. >>> iranian state tv says the illy says thatter rain has launched a -- >>> cpac recap, dozens of republicans who have dozens of ideas -- >> never again can the republican party simply write off entire segments of our society because we assume our principles have limited appeal. they have broad appeal. >> joining me now, former democratic congressman martin frost, and republican strategist know well nickpoor who's all right of kick off america. did the heir to the thrown emerge at the democratic convention? >> a lot of people are really standing behind the winner of the straw poll, rand paul. he really has some pretty good views and while a lot of people did not agree with his filibustering for that 13 grueling hours, a lot of people liked the fact that he stood his ground. let me tell you what's doing, he is energizing the youth. and president obama is energizing that youth group. >> the problem that the republicans have is that they become a party of older white men and as lopg ng as there was gender gap, as long as

and you know, gosnell was charging 4 or 5, $6,000 for women to take the lives of their unborn childreny i was really shocked. >> mike: in this case with gosnell some of the staffers were being charged as well as gosnell. deborah, whether you worried in the years in which you worked at the industry you would be aaccused of a crime and charged? >> i started at young age. my way of thinking now, it is a lot different now that my kids are growing up and i love to see my kids live and it is just real different and i think the biggest thing that i notice, i left and came back actually because the money was a little bit better than other jobs so that was my focus was trying to make it and pay my bills by working there. and it is really hard to explain but i started getting -- started seeing things that i didn't like now this time that i went back. it just got really bad. i don't know if it was the economy or what it was that made this doctor act like this but it was crucial. it was crucial and i didn't like it and i decided that i would take notes and then i started hearing about abbey johnso

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i am serious and it's like you know if we're talking about protecting an unborn child like so you say you know this is discomfort that you're talking about allow your thing for a woman to get an abortion she should have somebody shove something up her private part and see what's going on up there you're just saying that's a good thing. i think that i do remember i think that you are like you are way too eager to kill an unborn child and it makes me a. whole lot for guys who are not talking about a number of child words so if you are defining an unborn child as as what forces and cells sixteen cells all let's see harvard you harvard medical school says that it's an ethical to perform experiments on an embryo and after seven days so let's call it seven days right so that's your definition of the word that so i think this is you know to the right of most americans. because it's very interesting to the road so it's so republicans and so you're in favor of big government in baby women's uterus uter i think the government would like to return for your actually ever of the go on when childre

her unborn child did not survive.s say the bus slammed into a tree off the pennsylvania turnpike. the team was headed to millersville pennsylvania for an afternoon game. the bus was carrying 23 people. many of whom are being treated for minor to major injuries. two people -- including n- f-l wide receiver donte stallworth -- are in the hospital after their hot air balloon crashed into power lines. it happened this morning outside of miami florida. according to stallworth's lawyer -- stallworth suffered severe burns but is in stable condition. there was a third passenger who escaped unscathed. the cause of the crash is currently under investigation. this is file video of stallworth. whose agent added that the receiver should be able to play again. >> we started out with some low clouds and napa valley. but those cleared out by 10:00 a.m. into lots of sunshine. a beautiful day with an emerald green hills. 73 degrees in downtown napa. not quite as warm but here is a live look over the bridge. it is a bit windy along the

it was all about the money. >> yes, sir. >> mike: you know, abby, it occurs to me that the unborn childictim here and i've often said that the women who are seeking the abortion are often desperate when they walk in the door, in pain, hurting, scared, pushed by a boyfriend, a husband, a family, do you see them, i certainly do, as a victim as well? >> absolutely, they are lied to, they are tricked, they are manipulated, they are coerced not just by people in their lives, but by the abortion staff. i mean, i can't, i can't even tell you how many probably thousands of women that i coerced into having an abortion. because i really felt like that was the best decision for them. >> mike: were you selling them on the idea of the abortion when they walked in? you were at a planned parenthood clinic and a lot of tax dollars go there. what i want to know, do you feel your job was to hear their story and mahave them make a decision or sell them on the abortion. >> it was to sell them on the abortion. 98% of women who walk into planned parenthood clinic will have an abortion. they doesn't provide p

months pregnant with her second child and airlifted to a hospital but efforts to save her and her unborniled. bus driver 61-year-old anthony guetta died 2e scene. the charter bus was headed east on the turnpike this morning from seton hill and greensburg just east of bits purge on its way to mill lerzville in lancaster county. they stay the driver veered off the road, hit a guard rail, went 70 yards through grass and slammed into a tree. the front of the bus appears to have taken the brunt of the impact. the bus company says it is also investigating and issued a statement expressing its sorrow. we checked the company's safety record with federal authorities and there are no accidents shown online for the past two years and the 40-year-old bus line has a satisfactory rating and that is the highest one allowed. don. >> what about the cause of the crash? weather? particularly tricky stretch of highway? >> sure. naturally those are good questions. investigators are taking a look at everything, including the weather. police say there was an alternating mix of rain and snow at the time of the

baby boy failed. >> we're mourning the loss of our head coach and unborn son. the university extends its deepest sympathy to her husband. >> reporter: the rest of the passengers were rushed to the hospital. >> my roommate is on the team and i was nervous but i found out she was okay. >> reporter: the charter bus was heading east from seton on its way to a game in millersville. state police say the driver veered off the road, hit a guardrail, went about 70 yards through grass and slammed into a tree. the front of the bus appears to have taken the brunt of the impact. the bus company, mlaker says it is investigating and issued a statement expressing its sorrow. we checked the company's safety record with federal authorities, there are no accidents shown online in the past two years and the 40-year-old bus line has a satisfactory rating, the highest allowed. investigators are taking a look at everything, including the weather. >> everyone's devastated by the losses and almost seems like we're all coming together. >> reporter: police say there was a mix of rain and

a government policy that has killed hundreds of millions of unborn children. now christians say the power of prayer is pushg back the daress. c2d his convereron to c cist costhis man hisis family. how the power of god brought them back together. members of the u.s. congress step in to fight to free pastor saeed abedini. hello, everyone, i'm wendy griffith. george thomas is on assignment. congress is looking into the international persecution of religious believers, and they heard from the wife of saeed abedini about his imprisonment in iran. john jessup has that story from capito capitol. >> i family nightmare began in 2010. >> reporter: he receives hopes and prayers that she will be reunited with her husband, pastor saeed abedini. her husband received an eight-year prison sentence in his native iran. and the real reason is because he is a christian. he was taken into custody last july while in iran building an orphanage. she told the crowded room to explain how difficult was when he suddenly lost contact with her and their two children. jacob and rebecca. >>

the couple's unborn baby survived the crash and is in critical condition.were heading to the hospital when a b-m-w struck the cab they were in. the crash threw the wife from the backseat and pinned the husband inside. doctors were able to perform an emergency c- section and deliver the baby boy three months premature. police are searching for the driver of the b-m-w. family members are still coping with the loss. >> "it's terrible. they're not even married a year and they're going in for the happiest time, to have a baby and that's what happens. terrible." >> the 21-year-old newlyweds were married for less than a year. family and community leaders say that the couple's parents are coping the best they can. and that the baby will be taken care of by family. friends. and their entire brooklyn neighborhood. >> americans are remembering "bloody sunday". vice president joe biden traveled to selma, alabama today to help mark the 48th anniversary of the historic civil rights march. in 1965, peaceful protesters, asking for the right to vote, were beat by police and

they confirmed she was pregnant and her unborn baby boy died as a result of the crash as well. police say three passengers were seriously injured. 19 others were treated for minor injuries at nearby hospitals. the charter bus is owned and operated by mlaker transportation. in a statement, the company says it's cooperating with police and the university and offered its sorrow and sympathy to those impacted by this accident. this is the latest in a series of bus crashes around the country involving various tour bus companies. in the past three months alone, major incidents in los angeles, miami, and oregon. last summer, congress mandated tougher safety requirements including adding seat belts, set to be phased in during the next five years. >> these requirements are essential. and they should have been on buses long ago. they have been on cars for years. >> reporter: police say they'll look at road conditions in today's crash and talk with witnesses to determine the exact cause. meanwhile, seton hill will hold a memorial mass for quigley tomorrow night. she is survived by her hus

months pregnant with her second child and airlifted to a hospital but attempts to save her and her unbornaby boy failed. the bus driver, 61-year-old anthony getta, died at the scene. the rest of the passengers were rushed to area hospitals. the team's charter bus was heading east on the pennsylvania turnpike from seton hill in greensburgpiece of pittsburgh on its way across state to a game in millersville in lancaster county. state police say the driver veered off the road, hit a guardrail, went about 70 yards through grass and slammed into a tree. the front of the bus appears to have taken the brunt of the impact. the bus company says it is also investigating and issued a statement expressing its sorrow. we checked the company's safety record with federal authorities. there are no accidents shown online for the past two years. and the 40-year-old bus line has a satisfactory rating, which is the highest allowed. investigators are taking a look at everything, including the weather. police say there was a mix of rain and snow at the time of the accident but it is not clear whether weather p

. >> now, to a human challenge that can affect families anywhere in the world -- what to do if an unborn baby tests positive for a genetic condition like down syndrome. >> in the united states, the governor of the state of north dakota signed a lot banning abortion of fetuses with the syndrome. at the other end of the spectrum, in germany, the vast majority of people to opt for an abortion. >> but not quite everyone. we met one mother decided to continue with her present -- pregnancy. >> when she first found out that the baby she was carrying had down syndrome, she was shocked, but she decided to have the baby. today, her daughter attends an inclusive kindergarten for children with and without learning difficulties. her mother says it is helping her development. >> recently, the teacher told me anna said "boo." it is quite early for a child with down syndrome. i think it comes from being with children who do not have it. >> she says there is no reason to keep children with disabilities separated from the rest. >> people have to be willing to interact with those who have special needs rat

assistant coach was 30 years old and pregnant with her second child, but attempts to save her and her unbornaby boy failed. the 61-year-old driver anthony aguitta died at the scene. the team's charter bus was heading east on the pennsylvania turnpike from seton hill in greensburg east of pittsburgh on its way to a game in millersville in lancaster county. police say that the bus veered off of the road and hit a guardrail and went 70 yards on the grass and hit a tree. the front of the bus hit a tree. the bus company is also investigating and issued a statement iss and expressing so. there are no accidents for the last two years and the bus has the satisfactory rating which is the highest allowed. the investigators are looking at everything including the weather. there was a mix of rain and snow at the time of the accident, but it is not clear if weather played a role. investigators will talk to survivors and the lacrosse players and other members of the team to see if they can shed light on what happened. the ntsb has not decided whether to get involved. tomorrow, there is a mass at seton hil

. >> now, to a human challenge that can affect families anywhere in the world -- what to do if an unborn baby tests positive for a genetic condition like down syndrome. >> in the united states, the governor of the state of north dakota signed a lot banning abortion of fetuses with the syndrome. at the other end of the spectrum, in germany, the vast majority of people to opt for an abortion. >> but not quite everyone. we met one mother decided to continue with her present -- pregnancy. >> when she first found out that the baby she was carrying had down syndrome, she was shocked, but she decided to have the baby. today, her daughter attends an inclusive kindergarten for children with and without learning difficulties. her mother says it is helping her development. >> recently, the teacher told me anna said "boo." it is quite early for a child with down syndrome. i think it comes from being with children who do not have it. >> she says there is no reason to keep children with disabilities separated from the rest. >> people have to be willing to interact with those who have special needs rat

issues like preaching and teaching, caring for schools and hospitals and protecting families and the unborn>>> oakland police join forces with state and federal agencies for a large crime sweep this morning that is part of an ongoing operation called cease- fire. we have more details on the story breaking during mornings on 2, brian flores joins us live with late information on a news conference still going on to let us know what prompted this action. >> good afternoon, this operation included the oakland police department, u.s. marshals, the dea and atf, the area targeted mostly surrounded oakland and the surrounding communities but other areas as well. high profile officials including the oakland mayor, police chief, state attorney and u.s. attorney all part of this press conference today going on as we speak. the results more than a dozen agencies served at least 21 warrants this morning in what is described as one of the biggest gang and violent sweeps in oakland. this is part of operation cease- fire which you mentioned us an anti-crime anti-violence initiative, the raids netted 18 arr

it is a toxic solvent that causes cancer in people and heart deformities in unborn babies.ed from underground tanks in this area and spilled all over the site making it a site being cleaned up. the main threat from tce comes from vapors that seep from underground and accumulate inside buildings. the e.p.a. says it cannot verify how many employees have been exposed but a spokesman did tell women to speak to their

these morning at the church he met a married couple and blasted their unborn child. andcould see the immediate intimate impact he makes on the faithful. >> he is a man of genuine spirituality, of simplicity, and prayerful miss. as well as being a significantl y intelligent man who has had experience of administration am a which will also be important in this work he has to carry out. >> after his election, he declined the people limousine and got on the bus. thatat dinner with those elected him, he started with a joke, may god forgive you for what you have done to me. he seems to have the ability to address a large crowd of people as though he is talking quietly and casually to one person. he spoken told me with the authority of st. peter but in the style of a simple priest. he is marking his pontificate with personal humility and spirituality. you cents today in rome he has brought the hope of renewal to the the faithful. alan little, bbc news, rome. >> the appointment of the pope was historic for several reasons, not least he is the first pope to come from latin am

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