this was an unborn baby yesterday. this is the age of a baby, the youngest age at 20 weeks that this bill is referencing. this is a picture of the mom. .e care about women we care about the unborn. that is why i support this wonderful bill. account of aecent late-term abortionists. have made this more important than ever beef or. under the guise of being a heical professional, violently ended the life of viable unborn babies and in turn he seriously hurt or even killed some of the women who he were stationed. nancy pelosi refers to this as sacred ground on voicing opposition to this bill. i found that to be a stunning statement. what could possibly be sacred about late-term abortion or about dismembering this six month old little baby with a pair of scissors? we know that babies at this age feel pain when a scissor is put into their body. eight weeks, the heart is beating and babies as young as 21 weeks have survived premature births. madam speaker, as a woman and a mom of five natural born children and 23 foster child

may we in love defend the unborn. may we in humility confront this national sin and may we mourn what abortion reveals about the conscience of our nation. madam speaker, we go to extraordinary -- extraordinary lengths to save not only human beings but even animals because we value life so much. however there are many who do ot hold the unborn in the same esteem and that is tragic. for more than one million unborn babies every year there's nothing more important than protecting voiceless unborn children and their families from the travesty of abortion. therefore i urge my colleagues to vote for life by voting in favor of this rule and the underlying bill. i yield back the balance of my time. and i move the previous question on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the question is on ordering the previous question on the resolution. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the ayes have it. ms. slaughter: mad

unborn babies cry and flinch from pain. delivered or not, babies are babies and they can feel pain at least by 20 weeks. it is time to welcome your children who can feel pain to your family. i urge my colleagues to support this. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from tennessee reserves. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. lofgren: madam chair, before i yield to the ranking member of the constitution subcommittee, i would just like to note that we do not need to change the law. dr. gosnell is convicted and he's doing two life sentences in prison for murder under current law. i yield to the ranking member of the constitution subcommittee, mr. nadler, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. madam speaker, we're back again considering cruel and unconstitutional legislation that would curtail women's reproductive rights. this bill continues a nearly total ban on abortion which the supreme court says violates women's ri

unborn children deserve no less. i yield to the prime sponsor of this very important legislation , trent franks, the chairman of the committee, and like i said, he author of the bill. mr. franks: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, i don't often do this, but i'm going to step away from my prepared remarks just for a moment and express a sincere gratitude to congressman chris smith. mr. speaker, years ago when i came to washington the very first time, it was on a weekend and i couldn't come here and visit the congress but i came to the congressional halls of where their offices were and there were two offices that i visited. one was the late henry hyde, one of the greatest human beings to ever sit in this place. and the other was to chris smith. and i just have to say to you, i know it embarrasses him terribly, but this is my heart. i believe this man to be truly one of the greatest heroes in this congress. all the 30-plus years that he's been here he has given everything he had to protect little children that couldn'

unborn babies also flinch from pain.delivered or not, babies are babies and they can feel pain at least by 20 weeks. time to welcome your children who can't feel pain. i urge my colleagues to support -- yielding,hair, before i would just like to note that we do not change the law. he is convicted for two life sentences in prison for murder under current law. i yield to the ranking member of the constitution subcommittee for three minutes. >> we are back considering crew linen and usual legislation that would curtail a woman's reproductive life. supreme court have protected them under the constitution. they struck down a nearly identical errors on a statute saying "since roe versus the supreme court caseload with respect to the decision on an abortion has been clear regarding one basic point. a woman has a constitutional right to choose to terminate her pregnancy before the fetus is viable. exercising that right is constitutional." perhaps most truly, this provides no exception to protect a woman's health. it is so narrow

let us support the right of these precious unborn babies. let us point out that the democrats on the left do not care about women. that is the message we need to take out there and champion. i think it has to be women to take that message out there. >> i am president of the national black pro-life union. you can also check out my website. recently many americans celebrated the guilty verdict in case.iladelphia kermit gosnell preyed on women and young girls of his own race. morgan than 30 years, before more than 30 years, he participated in an perpetuated the epidemic of black on black crime, which is a national problem that has become increasingly more pronounced over the years. he ran his bloody planet in a black neighborhood where he made millions of dollars killing black children. we are heartbreaking testimonies, and i was there, so i heard this testimony for myself, a baby screaming and crying while being killed, babies be headed, babies flushed severedlets, a tiny feet displayed in jars like souvenirs, and the media for the most part l

are we to conclude that the unborn life is more valuable than the living?> well, in their narrow theological purview, i'm sure that's right, brother martin. the reality is their vision of conscience stops at the door of so many people of color, of so many women, so many vulnerable communities. they're concerned about preventing the, if you will, stopping abortion but they're not concerned about what happens after the children get here. they want to make sure they get a portal straight to earth but when they get here, they want to abandon them. reality is that the republican theology so far as we can discern it from this kind ofchy canary says on the one hand, they're not interested in getting into people's lives and want the government to say out of everything except the issues they want the government to be involved in. now instead of biolodge counsel science or people's different faith dictating what they believe as a matter of conscience, they want to dictate wholly willy nilly what everyone should believe and ought to believe as if there is no internal

he is also accused of killing an unborn child. firefighters and the u.s. state of colorado are struggling to contain a series of wildfires. weather conditions are making it harder. the army has been called in to prevent looting. >> it is eating up home after home with record-breaking heat and low humidity. firefighters are struggling to get the blaze under control. >> this fire spread rapidly yesterday. it moved quickly and consumed a lot of land. almost 100 homes have and destroyed area thousands of evil have been ordered out of the area. -- thousands of people have been ordered out of the area. like that are hard. >> we have our own place on the road. you find someplace that is special to you, and it is gone. than 12 square kilometers have been charred by the flames. it could ben how possible for structures on both side to be burning and for the bridge to survive. >> there is no indication of what started the fire. no reports of death or serious injuries. hundreds of firefighters are working to stop the flames on the ground and in the air. their priority

because of other flaws the state she could be tried for this including a separate law that includes an unborn as a fetus, and another law about what constitutes manslaughter, so they are patching together several other laws to try her for manslaughter. >> michael: who would be sort of inspired to advocate for these kind of punishments? >> well, mississippi is one of the most anti-choice states in the country. they have, you know, a number of different laws that are designed to make it impossible to access abortion, but also laws like the one that they are trying to try her under, which further that idea of a fetus as a person without actually writing it into law, and in this case that's an example of that with we're defining an unborn child as a human being. so it's part of this larger anti-abortion agenda that we see in mississippi. >> michael: this is sort of a back doorway into legislating this, from the back room abortions, now we go to the back room way of slating this? >> right. mississippi has one abortion clinic, legislators have passed laws repeatedly to try to close it, and done eve

. >> there's nothing more important than protecting voiceless, unborn children and their families from the travesty of abortion. >> this bill that a man sponsored, that an all-male panel has approved, jeopardizes the health and well being of women and only women. >> the bill heads next to the senate with leader there say it has almost zero chance of passing. >>> tennis star serena williams is under fire on the steubenville rape case. it was a trial when two high school football players were found guilty of raining a 16-year-old girl. williams telling "rolling stone" magazine, quote, she's 16. why was she that drunk where she doesn't remember? it could have been much worse. she's lucky. i don't know, maybe she's not a virgin, but she shouldn't have put herself in that position unless they slipped her something, then that's different. >>> talk about luck, cary collins of washington state won big with a scratchoff ticket and he decided to buy another one where he won again. the combined total, $250,000. that is a lucky guy. kay lay la tausche has a early look at the headlines. >>> experts

the right to life for the unborn children. >> democrats contend that this is an unconstitutional movethat republicans have pushed for. how do you respond to that? >> well, you know, i think what they are trying to do is trying to protect abortion. as we heard them say regularly and trying to protect roe versus wa d e. this is not row versus wa d e it is protecting women and children and making sure abortionist who are terminating the lives are held responsible for that and face the appropriate charges. it is imperative that we eliminate late- term abortion procedures that are taking place in our country. >> do you see the passage of the bill largely symbolic since there is no chance of it pass nothing the senate right now? >> i continuing is wrong for us to predetermine what is happening or not happening in the senate. and of course, the house is where the public debate is taking place on so many issues and it is appropriate to step forward and lead. we are the people's house and this is where the discussions should take place. and what we heard after the gosnell trial and doug carpen

i respect that you want to protect the unborn, but the bible does not come out against abortion.ted life does not begin until human draws their first breath and give bizarre abortion rituals when a woman is impregnated by another man. and sending a flood of every unborn child at the time of noah god is the least pro-life person in the bible. and jesus never mentions abortion, not once. do you know what jesus did? he came out against the death penalty. texas has carried out 40% of the executions in this country since capital punishment resumed in 1976. your former governor governor bush held the most executioning governor in history until he was topped by your current governor comedy legend rick perry. which brings me to a woman kimberly mccarthy was put to death in huntsville, texas. the first woman executed in america since 2010 and the 500th person killed in the great state of texas. this jesus you claim to follow, not a huge fan of killing the sinner. everybody's favorite radical long haired brown skinned revolutionary jew never said forgive us of our trespasses as we inject t

i believe it's critical for congress to act today to protect human life and treat women and the unborn children with the protection they deserve from the dangers of late-term abortions. we're talking about the next generation of moms and grandmothers, of aunts and sisters and our loved ones. there is not a price that can be put on the value of an innocent human life. i've been a strong supporter of life and for defending the unborn and feel it is our responsibility to protect the most vulnerable who cannot protect themselves. i urge my colleagues to join me in support of h.r. 1797, for the sake of protecting the unborn from late-term abortions and, mr. speaker, i yield back he balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. gutierrez, for five minutes. mr. speaker, later today the judiciary committee will mark up the first immigration reform bill offered by the republicans in the 113th congress. since election day, no member of congress has done more to highlight and praise republicans for their new spirit of bipartisanship

the 34 yeerm prib who ---year-old republican has announced her unborn baby has been dying nolesed with potter syndrome. it's a serious kidney abnormality when there are low levels of amniotic fluid. she wrote on her facebook page there are no known solution t. illness are often fatal. she and her husband are praying for miracle. we join them in that prayer. >>> here's your first look another scrambled politics. senior graham is confident there is enough votes for reform. if his fellow republicans drop the ball. >> from a party's point of view, at this st. paul park, we get blamed and we create mechanisms that are unakweefablement we trield to change the structure in a dramatic way. we are toast in 2016. >> but graham's fellow member in the bipartisan gang of eight, florida's, marco rubio has a different opinion. >> do you believe immigration as it looks like i right now will have the necessary votes to move to the house? >> no, and i think even the democrats would concede that. >> a special election will take place in october to fill the seat of the late senator lautenberg. they have t

the debate on the bill, the pain capable unborn child protection act has been heated on the house floor. here are two congresswomen, debbie wasserman schultz on one side, michele bachmann on the other. let's catch the debate. >> this bill is extreme and an unprecedented reach into women's lives, into women's personal lives. this is a clear indication that the well-being of women in this country is not something republicans care to protect. >> this is a picture that was taken of an unborn baby yesterday. this is the age of a baby, the youngest age at 20 weeks that this bill is referencing. and this is the picture of the mom. we're here because we care about women. >> well, there we have it. a hot new debate. this debate wasn't in it by roe v. wade. the republicans have been using the issue politically without having to deal with the calamity that would come if they get to outlaw abortion. they get all the advantages of debating the issue without having to deal with the reality of it because the court protects them, ironically. isn't that it? >> exactly. they will go at it over and over a

. >> there's nothing more important than protecting voiceless unborn children. their families from the travesty of abortion. >> this bill that a man sponsored that an all-male panel has approved jeopardizes the health and well-being of women and only women. >> the bill heads next to the senate where leaders there it has almost zero chance of passing. >>> tennis star serena williams is under fire this morning after controversial comments on the steubenville rain case, where two high school football players were found guilty of raining a drunk teenager girl. serena said quote -- >>> and talk about luck. gary kolgs of washington state won big of a scratch-off lottery ticket, decided to buy another one, the combined $200,000. >>> for our "first look" at business. here's cnbc. good morning. >> futures in the stock market are higher as investors await the federal reserve's decision this afternoon, the fed isn't expected to change interest rates but experts believe that the central bank will keep its options open. >>> facebook plans to roll out a new product tomorrow a

the 34-year-old republican who is expecting her first child later this year has announced that her unborn baby has been diagnosed with potter's syndrome. it is a serious kidney abnormality occurring when there are low amounts of amniotic fluid. butler made the announcement on her facebook page writing "there is no known medical solution. doctors say the illness is often fatal." butler and her husband say they are praying for a miracle, and we do wish that for them as well. >>> we are learning last week's deadly tornado in el reno, oklahoma, is the widest ever recorded. friday's tornado was a record 2.6 miles wide. let's put that in perspective for you. the island of manhattan is 2.3 miles at its widest. the twister has been upgraded to the maximum rating of ef-5 with winds reaching 295 miles per hour. 19 deaths are being blamed on the storm including those of three storm chasers. >>> nbc's bill karins is here. bill, you know, we're seeing these tornadoes. and it seems like they're more and more powerful. is that going to become the norm? >> this was rare for there to be two close together

the state has no right in an unborn child.ot unjustifiable for a woman to cross state lines to come to new york and attend an ivy league school under the gi bill. unjustifiable contact usually relates to where a parent abducts a child and you cannot ab dublgtduct a fetus. obviously i disagree with the decision and an appeal will be taken. but i can't read what was in the judge's mind. >> so, sara, i just want to ask you this, you named your little boy -- by the way, he's very cute, i've seen pictures of him, just a sweet little guy. >> thank you. >> you named him samuel bode miller-mckenna. if you're in such a pitched battle with his father, i found it curious that you named the boy after his father. can you explain why you did that? >> he was originally naixed max. all the guys on my crew in my fire station started calling him the little bodester, the little bodeski, then it came into my family, little bode. we just decided that maybe it would get him more involved if we named the child after him. i think it turned out really

he was an eloquent pro-life spokesman, and persistently said, in protection of the unborn, that we have replaced the war on poverty with the war against poor people, and especially the most defenseless and i think that was the right intuition. it could have gone that way. c-span: by the way, when you were a lutheran pastor, did you ever marry? >> guest: no. complicated reasons. i think, in part, a couple of unhappy encounters. c-span: should catholic priests be allowed to marry? >> guest: well, should the celibacy rule for the church in the west be -- i think the answer is yes. i think that, of course, we're living in a time in which this has come in for very considerable discussion, to say the least. but i think it should be a non-controversial thing to say, although some people think it is controversial when i say it, that we wouldn't be having any of these scandals that have so seized people, and understandably seized public attention, if catholic priests and bishops had lived according to the teaching of the church and observed -- if they'd been faithful to their sacred vows. there

republicans argue that's the point at which unborn children can experience pain. the white house has threatened to veto, but the bill probably won't get that far. the democrat led senate is unlikely to take it up at all. >>> and coming up, a shocking return for the singer behind a bizarre bay area tirade. wait until you hear where she's performing. >>> and what were they thinking? what drove two guys in ties to duke it out near a freeway? >> and what's up with the new dress code at a bay area county fair? >> after a cooldown today, something completely different for the bay area. not just in terms of temperatures, but also in terms of atmospheric phenomenon. i'll explain. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, carjacking suspect.. >>> this was the scene in the oakland hills as police search for a carjacking suspect. he ran into the area of mountain boulevard. kpix5's juliette goodrich is there now. julia. >> liz, imagine coming face to face with a suspected carjacker that cops have been searching for for hours. that's exactly what happened to a tree trimmer. he was trimming trees and thi

she is seriously ill, her unborn baby unlikely to survive. but they have some of the strictest abortion laws in latin america. despite here fearful off camera pleas the authorities turned down her request. her mother says her daughter's life is at stake. >> i ask you please national assembly approve what my daughter is asking for. she wants to live for her son. she doesn't want to leave him alone. that's why i ask you as a mother don't let my daughter die. her life is in your hands. >> after seven weeks of deliberation that's drawn international attention their health minister has given doctors permission to carry out a cesarean section. this is a case that's divided the country. >> look, abortion is a business. they will always keep trying to implement it in this country. i don't know if they will succeed. but what i know is this. the vast majority are in favor of life. the life of all citizens, all people even if they are small, even if we can't see them, even if they are poor and vulnerable. >> in now that a compromise of sorts has been re

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too many children are unborn, the result of a difficult decision but one that ultimately robs anotherilling family of the chance to be the good parents that will junior and so many others had. adoption is the unspoken and uncelebrated third option escaping our political discussions. we debate only two decisions, to keep a child or abort a child. we rarely spotlight the alternative, to have a baby and give it to a loving family. this is a failing not only of our culture but of the right to life political movement to which i ascribe. if we believe that life is paramount, in the absence of abstinence and marriage, we must be far more vocal in celebrating adoption and making the legal process easier and more efficient. i haven't given adoption much thought. it recently came into focus while watching an oxygen program called "i'm having their baby," which showcased courageous young women who made the tough decision to give their babies up for adoption. it's raw and heart arbreaking, illustrating a real and complicated internal struggle. they talk of the judgment they face and agony they go

supporters say the measures would raise the standard of health care for women and, they claim, protect the unborn from feeling pain. >> what they want to do... >> reporter: the debate before the packed gallery in the texas legislature lasted until 4:00 this morning. the proposed law would ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. doctors performing abortions would needed admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles. and it would make texas just the third state to require all abortions be performed at centers licensed for surgery-- a package of restrictions that opponents say could force 37 of the state's 42 abortion centers to close. houston democrats sefronia thompson. >> do you want to return back to the time of the coat hanger or do you want to give them an option to terminate their pregnancy because they have been raped? >> reporter: jodie laubenberg from texas is the bill's sponsor. >> this does not prohibit an abortion for any reason including rape and incest up until five months. at this point looking at a baby that's very far along in its development... >> reporter: hundreds of tex

it's between the living and the dead and the living and the unborn." our democracy has broken that contract in a really profound way. when we talk about public debts, all the understood funded liabilities of medical and social security, we're talking about that breach of contract because what the baby boomers have done with democracy is that they have lived at the expense of future generations. >> rose: they've spent like there's no tomorrow. and there may not be. >> tomorrow for them may not come but it will come and end. >> rose: leaving their kids with heavy debt. >> so the next generation and the generation after that have is going to be clearing up a pretty enormous mess. >> rose: or not be able to pay off the commitments. >> that's the channel. what's going to happen? either future generations will have much higher taxs than the current generation has got used to or they won't get the entitlements the current generation is currently enjoying. probably some combination of the two. >> rose: now there is an idea-- with respect to the debt, the long-

what would give them the grounds to do so is the charge of aggravated murder of the unborn child. how difficult is that going to be to prove? >> it's going to be very difficult. this is an unusual charge that ohio law supports. if you terminate, willfully terminate somebody's pregnancy, it is curd murder. how do you prove it? a prosecutor has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. they have to prove that she was actually pregnant. now remember, she doesn't go to a doctor. there is no pathology proving that there was a pregnancy. so you're going to have only the subjective testimony of the woman that she was pregnant. does that prove a pregnancy beyond a reasonable doubt? i think that's going to be a hard thing to prove to legal standards. the second thing, of course, is this issue of is a fetus a person under law? the supreme court has only allowed the death penalty when a person is murdered. i don't know if it would pass constitutional muster if, in fact, it's the death of a fetus leading to the charge. >> and attorney general dewine, what is your view on this? you spoke to prosecut

the 14th amendment provides equal protection and should apply to the unborn child. bob dole was successful in politics within the confines of the u.s. senate where he was majority leader. he was not successful in getting elected president against bill clinton. i think bob dole is wrong. host: silver spring, maryland, democrat line. caller: i wanted to ask your guest -- he mentioned that more people are on medicare and medicaid based solely on the number of private-sector workers. i was wondering why he is not including federal workers. they also pay social security and medicare taxes. guest: that's a good point and i think i mentioned it. offloaded buty be there is 97 million full-time government workers. 114 million full-time workers in the united states approximately the government workers' salaries is being paid by the taxpayers. are they paying taxes? yes, they are so it is not fair to segregate them but it does put in perspective that there is only 7 million public sector -- private sector workers and their supporting -- 7 million private sector workers and the

. >> what about the life of the unborn child. >> what about the life of the mother. >> that's settledby roe vs. wade. >> if you look at the life and health of the mother, after 20 weekings of -- >> i don't want to get too far off of wendy davis herself. >> sure. >> the abortion debate we can have and have had a million times. but wendy davis herself, just has amazed the nation, particularly coming from texas. because of its reputation, because it has a governor who holds in stadiums, prayer rallies and still gets elected governor where that wouldn't happen in a lot of states. is it -- how does -- what do you think about her coming to stardom and getting so famous and coming up against the majority in texas? >> i don't think it's going to go anywhere. i mean, you look at how many terms perry had and you have george w. bush before that. i think she may be a star in the prochoice movement and progressivism, but as far as how high her star is going to rise in texas, i don't think it rises very far. >> well, and this becomes the problem sort of with a lot of, you know, elected officials in

the charges including kidnapping and rape and aggravated murder in the death of an unborn child one of women was carrying. an actress was arrested in texas today for allegedly mailing letters to the president and the mayor of new york, letters poisoned with ricin. the police say shannon richardson had called the f.b.i. to report that her husband sent the letters, but investigators now believe that was an attempt to frame him during their divorce. when f.d.r. asked congress to declare war on japan, 15-year- old john dingell was on the house floor with his dad, congressman john dingell sr. of michigan. when the father died the son was elected to fill his seat, and today john dingell jr. became the longest serving member of congress ever, 57 years, five months, 26 days. steve hartman takes us to the u.s. open, the very wide open "on the road" is next. alec, for this missionp i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right. but the most important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. and with

speaker, more than 325 te-term unborn babies were killed without anesthesia in america just yesterday. and many of them, so many of them cried and screamed as they died. but because it was amniotic fluid going over the vocal cords instead of air, we couldn't hear them. and all of them had at least four things in common. first, they were just little babies who had done nothing wrong to anyone on earth. and each one of them died a nameless, lonely and agonizing death. and each one of their mothers was callously abandoned to deal with the emotional results that will inevitably follow. and all the gifts that these children might have brought to humidity -- humanity, mr. speaker, are lost forever. so if there's one thing we must not miss about this unspeakably evil episode, it is that kermit gosnell is not an anomaly. he is the face of this murderous fortune 500 enterprise of killing helpless unborn children in the united states of america. and with all of the distortions and the bait and switch tactics opponents have hurled at the pain-capable unborn child protection act, leading up to th

folks terrorist anchor babies are being smuggled in through the border for free benefits and these unborn fetuses are keen on destroying our way of life and serious but shockingly other people actually agree with this insanity this week filmmaker dennis michael lynch joined gohmert on capitol hill for a good old fashioned anti immigrant rally. cheers to willard but we should not be giving you a chance to be a tiger there are people who are coming here who want to come to cut your lawn and have a better life but there are people who want to cut your throat. the working about it now i need to worry about going to shrink by your gardener guys because it's so far fetched to think that people who are immigrating to the us today are doing so for the same reasons that europeans did a hundred or two hundred years ago to have a better life although it seems completely foreign to rich white elite a better life for many means starting from the very bottom doing jobs most americans would never do but to be fair ted cruz sees a little differently and if you're going to do it follow his dad's example g

yes folks terrorist anchor babies are being smuggled in to the border for free benefits and these unborn fetuses are keen on destroying our way of life i'm serious but shockingly other people actually agree with this insanity this week filmmaker dennis michael lynch joined gohmert on capitol hill for a good old fashioned anti immigrant rally thank you cheers to alert but we should not be giving you a chance. there are people who are coming here who want to come to cut your lawn and have a better life but there are people who want to cut your throat. the working about it now i need to worry about getting shanked by your gardener guys because it's so far fetched to think that people who are immigrating to us today are doing so for the same reasons that europeans did a hundred or two hundred years ago to have a better life although it seems completely foreign to rich white elite a better life for many means starting from the very bottom doing jobs most americans would never do but to be fair ted cruz sees a little different things and if you're going to do it follow his dad's example get yo

my sister and unborn nephew lost their lives. >> when was the last time you saw your sister?ter the night before. we actually spent the entire day. day before we went to to her last appointment and i got to hear the baby's heartbeat. then having to go there and watch her at the scene die and he was texting on the side of the road to see if she was okay. by the time my sister and my mom and got there she was already unconscious. they needed to revive her in order to get the baby out if either one was going survive. >> judge jeanine: let me did you this. when you see people driving and effects go what you've been through with your sister, how do you feel? >> it's to the point to get out of their way completely. i don't want to be near someone that wants to take someone else's life or their own lives. i give presentations at schools. we started a foundation so we can educate drivers that this can happen to anyone, not just young drivers, not i see drivers all the time. the reason i think it is not invading the fourth amendment, if you get pulled over because you are swerving or

they said in 1962, we couldn't pray in school and the court was wrong. 1973 they said unborn childrene disposable and 56 million children that are dead later, and they were wrong and this week, for those of us who believe that god created male and female and jesus said a man shall leave his father and mother and a woman her home and the two of them shall create one flesh, to us, the court was wrong again. and joining me now with their reaction of the supreme court ruling editor at above the law.comeddy. and dannaro bocker teris. it is good to have you both back. elle, i will start with you. your reaction to the court court's decision this week might be different than mine. a little bit. >> as a person in a traditional straight marriage i can say after the doma decision i lost nothing nothing was taken away from me and taken away from my marriage and the commitment i have for my wife and what i gained was the ability to say gay and lesbian friends have an opportunity to experience what i experience and i feel it is beautiful and unifying. i can't speak intelligently. the law said peopl

stop terrorism yet when a man stands up at fort hood, texas, screams and kills 14 people, 13 plus an unborn child and the president still has yet to acknowledge that that was terrorism, want to know is exactly define terrorism for me. if that is that terrorism, if the little rock shooting is not collecting this data for? lou: at the same time, i am watching several of these members of congress just excoriating intelligence officials, military officials, justice department officials, some of home need excoriating, but for other reasons. and it is as if they don't realize that they are the ones with that 10 percent respect rating on the part of the american people. trying to be rate the leaders of our intelligence agencies, sitting there, you know, some of them with four stars on their uniforms who have served this nation for their entire lives. i don't understand. and suddenly we're not worried about what cyber attacks from china are, we are worried about data mining that at this point no one has even demonstrated to be unlawful or inappropriate. >> i do think we need to be concerned. the go

let's support the right of these precious unborn babies in let's point out that unborn babies.the left, they do not care about women. >> amen. hello, i am jane gardner. i'm president of the national black pro-life union. you can also check out my website. havetly many americans celebrated the guilty verdict in the philadelphia sending kermit goznell to prison for the rest of his life. he preyed on women and young girls of his own race. more than 30 years, he participated and perpetuated an epidemic of black on black crime which is a national problem that has become increasingly more pronounced over the years. he ran his bloody clinic in a black neighborhood he made millions of dollars killing black children. we heard heartbreaking testimony, and i was there. , crying whileng being killed, babies with/next, babies beheaded, babies flushed down toilets, tiny severed feet displayed like -- displayed in jars like souvenirs. the media for the most part looked the other way. all this horrific trout took place, the media was talking about jodi arias and o.j. simpson. after his sentenc

he faces charges including murder of an unborn child. he was arrested in may when amanda berry broke free. >>> it is the scene around the world chad johnson serving 30-days behind bars for slapping his male lawyer's behind. the move made the judge reject a plea deal relate to do a domestic violence case. the attorney general says judge kathleen mccoo went way too far. although we never condone domestic violence this event seems to question judicial temp amount not the subject matter before the court. that is your 5@5:00. >>> well four major wildfires burning around colorado this morning. the worst are two fires in the middle of the state consuming millions. a million dollar homes forcing thousandss to evacuate including a prison. >> these are fast growing wildfires fueled by record temperatures and strong winds forcing people to run from their homes. >> it already consumed 8,000 acres. 5,000 people are under evacuation this morning. as many as 60 homes have been destroyed and over 100 firefighters battling the blaze heard explosions of p

. >> it is an unborn child. >> it is apples or oranges which she could be full of. she could have had a big lunch. >> lrts is it keeping us from harm or a cause for alarm. the u.s. government, whatever that is, has been collecting millions of phone records of verizon customers under a top secret order. the nsa is looking at calling logs or clogs. they are not lining to conversations. not listening to con conversations. some from both parties consider the program a major over reach. commented one twitter user, al gore, is it just me or is secret blanket surveillance obscenely outrageous? i haven't heard from him in awhile. and in other secret program news, the washington posts says the nsa is tapping into the servers of nine major internet companies. extracting video, photos and e-mail to track a person's movement and contacts. one video uncovered recently raised alarm in the intelligence community. it was filed under corgi can't get out of at the present time. -- can't get out of tent. >> do you know how embarrassing that is for the corgi? tsa. tsa. >> no one helped