an unborn child can hear and respond to sounds, talk and see, the unborn child enjoys hearing your voice. it's just a whole list of things about the unborn child at the 20-week period. we're one of seven countries that allow elective abortions at this stage in the pregnancy. china, north korea, vietnam, singapore, canada and the netherlands. so what i would ask the body to consider is to have a debate on my legislation about whether or not we should limit abortions, elective abortions at the 20-week period and also have a debate on senator blumenthal's legislation that basically would allow the courts to set aside several state restrictions on abortion, parental consent, a series of actions at the state level. i think his legislation would allow the courts -- require the courts to have a liberal construction in terms of being able to strike these provisions down. and i just disagree with my good friend, but we are good friends, but we have a different view of this. and he made a statement when he introduced the bill that every senator should be on the record when it comes to his legislat

. >> on this day, she is being recognized for helping to save an unborn baby's life. she was traveling along u.s. 77 in south texas last july to attend her mother's funeral. she witnessed an suv spin out, landing on its side, ejecting three people. instinct kicked in. >> to take this decision to help, or not help. there was no one else on the road bus bu us. having had four kids it pokes you a little bit. >> she saw something alarming her, an unborn baby head and arm visible on one of the victim s. >> she wanted to make sure her baby was fine. she gave me the name of the baby. >> she delivered that baby along the side of a highway. the trooper responded from 50 miles away. >> i would say for 30 miles without houses for emf to arrive took them a good 40 minutes to get on the scene. >> the six pound 11 ounce girl was saved, however, the mother died at the hospital. a first responder glad she knew what to do. >> i would be grateful to those people that young lady that was adjacent to mom, holding the baby comforting the baby until we got there. >> two texas lawmen flew t

it was her unborn kid she referred to. >> ms.ck acted quickly and helped deliver the baby on the side of the road. >> a truck driver stopped and used a shoelace to tie the umbilical cord. the baby's mother died from her injuries. the toddler and other adult involved in the crash survived. and today baby emma lynn is alive and healthy. yesterday, the texas department of public safety flew to san jose to hand wolnick an award for her bravery. >>> 8:26. today is harvey milk day. coming up in ten minutes, the very special way the iconic leader is being honored at white house. >> reporter: it was bold, brazen and all caught on camera. we'll show you the gunman who took customers by surprise in a san jose store. how it may help police generate leads. >>> still dealing with slow traffic in the east bay, especially but also in the south bay. 680 improved a little bit but once you get to the south bay, you will see slowing. we'll tell you more about that. >>> the coast and many of the bay area locations still dealing with fog. there is a

>> no, sir. >>> did you kill your unborn child? >>no, sir. >> do you know who did. >>no, sir >> we the jury find the defendant carla hughes guilty of capital murder. >> carla hughes was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> it's a love triangle gone bad. i don't know if a love triangle can go good but this one went really bad. >> carla hughes would have been a suspect anyway just based off the relationship she had with keyon. i don't know if we hadn't been able to tie her to the driem if we didn't have the gun. >> we built our case on the ballistics, shoeprint impression, and dna evidence. without that, all of that there would have been a motive and there would have been nothing we could have charge and got a conviction on this case. >> up next, a teenage girl goes missing. >> this child had walked away in the darkness and disappeared. >> was she the victim of foul play or did she run off with a friend? >> it was horrible. people didn't know what to make of it. >> for weeks, there were many questions but no answers. >> something is not ri

. >>> a san jose woman has saved the life of an unborn baby. she was visiting texas last summer and was going to her own mother's funeral when she drove upon the scene of a rollover car crash. three people including a woman who was eight months pregnant had been thrown out of the car. the woman had a big gash in her stomach and could actually see part of the baby unborn arm and head. >> she kept asking me, ma'am, how is my baby and i thought she was referring to her toddler and she act the very shore r-- reacted very quickly. the baby's mother died but today emma lynn is alive and healthy. she flew to san jose to resent her -- present her with an award. >>> they are trying to respond after they lost much of its power. they are on board for that drill and the owner of an ultralarge container for the unprecedented ship, the scenario was that its he engine failed. >> it means you can't steer it or put on the breaks and you can't stop it from going into the coastline. >> we always want it to be red i in the event there is a problem. >> they seemed

and the reason it's coming here is because life has been cheapened at one level, the unborn, and now the challenge is going to be at the other level; the elderly, the infirm, the unwanted. it's coming. >> host: all right. and one of the heroes that you cite in your book is none other than john calvin thomas. [laughter] so your story, your story is, for you, an example of this virtue. explain. >> guest: well, i was very fortunate. i had two parents who stayed married. i had a brother who died a year and a half ago of, he had down's syndrome. at the time when he was born, in 1950, children like that were either institutionalized and not expected to live beyond their 20s. my parents said we're not going to do that, and so he lived to be 60. and that was an example of compassion that i carry with me to this day. but my compassion is not just about giving a hand out, it's about giving a hand up. i'm not going to tell you all the people i work with and the things i've done for people because that would sound self-serving. but you'd be surprised at a lot of the things i do for people moneta

here we tell their story so that generations yet unborn will never forget. >>> good day to you, i'm kristen welker in washington in for andrea mitchell, eric shinseki is facing tough questions by a senate panel today on the state of veterans health care in the united states. the secretary vowed to act on any allegations proven by the inspector general's report. it's the very first time the secretary has spoken in public after calls for his resignation amid the va scandal in phoenix. joining me now, capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell live in phoenix. thanks for joining me. i want to start off with the announcement we got from the white house last night. president obama announcing that deputy chief of staff rob neighbors is going to launch a review of the va. given that there's already an ig investigation going on. what's the goal here? >> i think really the secretary of veterans affairs needed some white house backup and support because of the scope. this is the largest health care organization in the country. the allegations have spread

the liquid metal found in fish like tuna, and it can absorb small amounts of the neuro toxin into a unborn child's body, and harm their brains. >>> when somebody throws the word beautiful at me, immediately this image pops up. i don't know why that is. nancy pelosi, she has a different approach. >> one evidence of government is how we rolled out the affordable care act, it's intact and beautiful. >> try telling that to america. a new survey thinks the new health care law is out right ugly. >> even at one point, dr. frankenstein had to admit it was ugly. >> i am speechless you ran that. >> i am speechless, too. >> it was a metaphor. >> couldn't you have covered the nancy pelosi voice with that. >> where were you in the planning stages for this segment? >> i am always astonished by the lack of honesty of politicians, and why does she have to select that word for something that is deeply flawed? >> and there is more good to see down the road and the beautiful thing about it is more people are getting covered, and leaving out facts like most are paying higher premiums, and it's not so beautifu

so that generations yet unborn will never forget of coworkers who led others to safety, of passengers stormed the men and women in uniform who rushed into an inferno. >> but there were some objections, too, from people who lost family members on 9/11. some protesters are opposed to storing unidentified bone fragments at the site, saying it is disrespectful. in afghanistan, election officials announced on thursday that the country's presidential poll would go to a runoff next month. mer for more -- for opposition leader lead with 45% in the first round but fell short of the 50% required. runner-up, ae former world bank economist, who received 31.6%. hamid karzai was not allowed to run for a third term. over a week until european union elections, candidates from the five biggest took part in a debate on thursday. major topics included eu policy on refugees, the crisis in ukraine, and economic stagnation in country such as greece. it's the first time debates were held ahead of eu elections as part of efforts to make the process more democratic. india, the world's largest democracy, side

a progressive project that will protect those who are the most defenseless in our society -- the unbornpublic surveys do not play a role here. >> the minister of justice turned down the request for an interview. the catholic church and conservative organizations have a major voice in the debate. this organization provides assistance to needy pregnant women. they also run a network of welfare centers across the country. they have organized many demonstrations against the existing liberal abortion laws. as far as they are concerned, the reform still does not go far enough. >> the new law would be a step in the right direction because it denies women the right to kill their own babies. that is something, at least. >> but these staunch activists want an absolute and on abortions with no exceptions at all -- an absolute ban on abortions. most observers say the government has miscalculated. most spaniards are far more liberal. >> even within the government, many say this proposed law is a political disaster. it does not appease the right wing, and it alienates many of the rest. surveys show t

the story that generations unborn will never forget. >> the museum is vivid and at time as gut-wrenchingjourney for the day that changed the nation. seven stories underground, all the way to the bedrock that supported the towers build around the stairs used by hundreds to escape. >> running down the stairs was a lifeline. >> visitors can walk through the day minute by minute and hear the voices of regular people from 48 countries share their memories. >> there are 500 hours of video and film, 23,000 still photographs and 10,000 power. artifacts including a melted rolodex and phone and this watch found in pennsylvania involving to todd beamer a hero of flight 93. >> for six days the museum will only be open to survivors and family of victims and rescue workers to have private team to see the displays and opens to the public next week. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast which is cooling down. >> good morning, again, from the top of the broadcast center. i found it. it is move our way. i will tell you when the cooling trends get to your neighborhood. alsos how much we w

she is pregnant and her unborn baby also dead. allowed defendants to argue they were too drunk to form intent to murder. that led to a hung jury. tribune reports since then the mother has pushed to change the law. wisconsin governor signed a bill to change at last month. >> number of victims of gun violence in chicago. the funeral for the 14 year-old is being held this changes temple. allegedly shot and killed by another 14 held due to were reportedly arguing over a boy. >> funeral for another victim of gun violence being held at the united methodist church. shutting killed after an anti virus. a budget analyst for the chicago public schools. could testify this weekend. given to a local restaurant and daly was mayor. wants to cancel chicagos three-year contract with the restaurant and millennium park. claims the daily administration cheated taxpayers out of millions of dollars of tax revenue. he argues the chicago park district had no right to let the restaurant opened. the first of two public hearings being held at this hour on p

king said each of us can do our work so well that the dead, the living or the unborn couldn't do it any better. that is a high standard. you are awfully good at what you do in the morning. i know it's a wonderful team. but in large measure, the data great its out, to a stand, you being there as a part of this team, it has tremendous show for quite some time -- it has driven this show for quite some time. if you approach your interviewing any different, i'm trying to get a sense of what robin is like in the chair now. >> i feel more sensitivity to the person i am speaking with. i give them the benefit of the doubt more. meaning, if they -- i don't know what they're going through. tavis: everybody's got something. >> if i'm thinking wisest person now i kind ofis, realize that i don't know what their day has been like. more compassion than i ever have. not feel, again, that i am the same as i was nor do i want to be. that am really grateful people watch us and continue to make us number one. the cast members change. i've lost some great colleagues and they are off doing things that speak t

she spotted the unborn baby's head and arm through a last race on the woman's belly and helped deliver the infant. sadly, the baby's mom later died. yesterday, texas officials honored the woman for her quick action. >> you have to make a decision to help or not and there is no one else on the road so we stopped and helped. >> without this. would's actions both lies would have been lost. today on behalf of the texas department public safety we recognize the hour problems. >> baby survived. >> six iranians were arrested for chancing to "happy." this morning they are out of jail according to a human rights group who spoke with their families. the director remains in jail. the video was posted on youtube before being taken down. it was called "obscene" and the tavernser has to appear on state tv to repent and the iran president says "happiness is our people's right." >>> a baby whale washes asimilar on the san mateo county coast and at 5:00 a.m. we are live with what authorities try to do what the sight that is grabbing the attention of residents and scientists. >> a woman escaped after be

. >>> a south bay woman honored for saving the life of an unborn baby. the special tribute, coming up. >>> nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage. feature reporting and public service and television journalism. all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> we are learning new details about the accused boston marathon bomber's last few minutes of freedom. documents released overnight by the u.s. attorney's office reveal what tsarnaev wrote in a boat. in them he reportedly wrote that he was jealous of his dead brother, tamerlan. i do not mourn his soul because he is very much alive. hide in this boat and shed some light on our actions. he also wrote our muslims are one body, you hurt one, you hurt us all. he was charged with using a weapon of mass destruction. >>> the house is expected to pass changes that will put an end to compromised phone records. tell phone companies to hold the records for 18 months. they would let the nsa search them in terror investigators if th

one of the victims was pregnant and one saw the unborn baby's head and arm visible through a laceration on the woman's belly. she then helped deliver that child. >> there was no one else on the road but us. h we stopped and assisted the people. >> without her actions both lives would have been lost. so today on behalf of the texas department of publi safety we want to recognize ms. wolnick. the mother died later at the hospital. >>> well, a highly decorated navy seal has taken on a new mission. >> she exposed a new case of stolen valor. >> and now a story you will only see on abc news. >> i investigated other cases before wearing medals you didn't earn and don't deserve, claiming to be a navy seal when you are not. it is an insult to real navy seals and anyone who served in any branch of the military. it is also illegal. >> some resulting out of a plane during the navy seal training. he served 20 years during a stint with the counterterrorism unit. he was often the first one through the door on hundreds of raids in iraq and afghanistan and became a team leader, a senior chief. >> you ca

because up until this morning, he didn't know whether or not his unborn son and pregnant wife would survive. meet five pounds, 9-ounces. >> got his mom's nose and ears and he's opening his eyes and looking around already. >> reporter: brian is a proud father. but he and his wife melissa are facing challenges unlike most parents. she suffered a seizure following a treatment for benign brain tumor. she's been a coma since mar yet brought her baby to full term. >> having to go through -- relate worrying that we weren't going to get either. and so to at least know that i've got one of them now. >> reporter: doctors deliver him via c section at 10:56 this morning. >> as happy as i am to meet my son, it is incredibly painful for melissa not to be awake with me. >> reporter: melissa's injury to her brain is in the area that controls wakefulness. so she still may be aware of what is happening. before surgery, she moved brian's hand to her stomach where the baby was kicking. >> she was able to reach up and touch my face and she puckered for a kiss, which is interesting as we waited for -- for months

one of the victims was pregnant and one saw the unborn baby's head and arm visible through a laceration on the woman's belly. she then helped deliver that child. >> there was no one else on the road but us. h we stopped and assisted the people. >> without her actions both lives would have been lost. so today on behalf of the texas department of public safety we want to recognize ms. wolnick. the mother died later at the hospital. >>> well, a highly decorated navy seal has taken on a new mission. valor.exposed a new case of >> and now a story you will only see on abc news. >> i investigated other cases before wearing medals you didn't earn and don't deserve, claiming to be a navy seal when you are not. it is an insult to real navy seals and anyone who served in any branch of the military. it is also illegal. >> some resulting out of a plane during the navy seal training. he served 20 years during a stint with the counterterrorism unit. he was often the first one through the door on hundreds of raids in iraq and afghanistan and became a team leader, a senior chief. >> you can shoo to your

i thought she was referring to her toddler it was her unborn kid she was referring to. >> officials fromhe texas department of public safety flew to san jose today to recognize her for her help. the mother died of her injuries, but her baby, amylin is alive and well. >>> a third bay area city has decided to monitor the license plates of vehicles the come into town. alameda city council approved $80000 for license plate monitoring cameras last night. but unlike the stationary cameras, alameda scammers will be mounted on for police patrol cars. civil liberties group still oppose the cameras citing privacy concerns. >>> more than 100 million ebay users are being advised to change their passwords because of the data breach. the san jose -based e-commerce company isn't saying how many or if any of its 140 million accounts are affected. but they are telling them all to change their passwords just in case hackers you raise the database containing encrypted passwords between february and march. ebay says the hackers gained access by compromising some employee login credentials. >>> if you have a

one of the victims was pregnant and one saw the unborn baby's head and arm visible through a laceration on the woman's belly. she then helped deliver that child. >> there was no one else on the road but us. h we stopped and assisted the people. >> without her actions both lives would have been lost. so today on behalf of the texas department of public safety we want to recognize ms. wolnick. the mother died later at the hospital. >>> well, a highly decorated navy seal has taken on a new mission. >> she exposed a new case of stolen valor. >> and now a story you will only see on abc news. >> i investigated other cases before wearing medals you didn't earn and don't deserve, claiming to be a navy seal when you are not. it is an insult to real navy seals and anyone who served in any branch of the military. it is also illegal. >> some resulting out of a plane during the navy seal training. he served 20 years during a stint with the counterterrorism unit. he was often the first one through the door on hundreds of raids in iraq and afghanistan and became a team leader, a senior chief. >> you c

the only people reckon the unborn in the month. so it's great to see people live in an ivy league final and rethinking unknown was a nice placement the auctioneer who sold those developments caution some us states may never be complacent. if it is as of tuesday to avoid being reasonable cost. going to be more than any potential game that you can get to the teachers and of course and perhaps a case of the river and through green fields. that situation. but rising property prices in some areas are pushing up rents. those representing the homeless say it's forcing some people out of accommodation. it's a force to families who became homeless in january this year in dublin. forgive those who never experienced horses for human only ever had. so this is a completely new holland and ireland which is entirely based on city people not putting enough money to rent in the home. something is changing and the property market but not to everyone's benefit. david murphy rte news. norm in her seventies today became the first member of a religious

a wedding ring, a dusty helmet, a shining badge, here we tell their story so that generations yet unbornill never forget. >> we will never understand why one person escaped and near didn't, how random it all seems and how powerless it makes us all feel. >> the museum sits between the memorial pools that mark the footprints of the twin towers. it will be open to survivors and family members of the victims for the next six days. the public can visit starting may 21. >>> today is the first day that people across the country can text 911 in an emergency. but california apparently not ready for the technology. this is the message we got when we tried texting 911 telling to us make a voice call. four of the major carriers including sprint, verizon, at&t, t-mobile went live with the texting today. the california highway patrol hasn't taken a position on the service. the system of course can be helpful in situations where calling might be dangerous. but operators say calls provide information that texts do not. >> get it to the officers out there that this person is a describing screaming citize

and not only they are christians but believe that unborn babies are human beings and shouldn't be killed and natural marriage of a man and woman is a valuable founding a for society. and in keeping with bibliical beliefs. even though the show was about houses and had nothing to do with the personal beliefs, the thought police on the left are intimidated by views other than their own they launched a bullying campaign and hgtv was a cowarly corporation that fold. they are insecurity and opinion is anything other than their own and they trampled the first amendment rights to someone when they expressed openly their faith. to the everlasting credit of benam brothers unlike the cowardly brothers. the reaction to being cancelled was well, if our faith costs us a tv show so be it. how refreshing that they didn't cower and kaputulate and enroll in sensitivity or promise not to say going to offend whiny people who look at life in a mirror and never through the glass of others that might be different. it is okay to spew hate toward people who are holding bilibical. you can promote homosexualit and

. >>> a san jose woman is being honored for her quick actions that save the life of an unborn baby.as visiting texas to visit the death of her mother and came upon the scene of an accident. three people had been thrown from the car and had a large cash in her stomach and she could see part of the baby's arm and leg. >> she kept asking me how is my baby and i thought she was referring to her toddler. >> she acted very quickly that morning and helped deliver the baby on the side of the road. >> a truck driver used a shoelace to tie the um bell call cord but today, she is alive and healthy. the texas department of public safety flew to give her an award for her bravery. >>> how do you respond if a big cargo ship loses all power. and they are the only ones on board and the owner volunteered to use his ship for his unpresidented things but it failed. >> it means you can't steer it, you can't stop it from drifting on to a bridge or into the coastline. >> we always want to be ready in the event there is a problem. >> now they partnered during this emergency tow drill but it teamed up and t

so that generations yet unborn will never for get. >> part of the world trade center towers are displayedvoice mails from victims to their families. the museum opens to the public wednesday. >> tonight's money matters walmart and wall street, biggest retailer today reported a growth in sales weaker than any quarter, blaming it on severe winter weather and said they will probably not need profit estimates. the dow suffered it's worst one day loss in a month, down 167 points. nasdaq dropped 31 points. walmart fell 2.5%. amazon may be able to open a new distribution center that could mean 200 jobs officials confirm only an internet company leased a large warehouse but there is a newer job opening on the web site. >> u.s. airline industry predicted 210 million people will take to the skies summer. almost 30 million traveling overseas, that is an all-time high. >> you know levis stadium isn't finished and no matter how niners do, you're guaranteed to see championship football played there. here is david louie. >> the number of events keeps growing. new teams want to use this facility. latest i

so that generations yet unborn will never for get. >> part of the world trade center towers are displayed as are voice mails from victims to their families. the museum opens to the public wednesday. >> tonight's money matters walmart and wall street, biggest retailer today reported a growth in sales weaker than any quarter, blaming it on severe winter weather and said they will probably not need profit estimates. the dow suffered it's worst one day loss in a month, down 167 points. nasdaq dropped 31 points. walmart fell 2.5%. amazon may be able to open a new distribution center that could mean 200 jobs officials confirm only an internet company leased a large warehouse but there is a newer job opening on the web site. >> u.s. airline industry predicted 210 million people will take to the skies summer. almost 30 million traveling overseas, that is an all-time high. >> you know levis stadium isn't finished and no matter how niners do, you're guaranteed to see championship football played there. here is david louie. >> the number of events keeps growing. new teams want to use this facility.

you know in the words of the anthem, bornl in the days when folks unborn was dead. can you imagine a people that had no hope, no aspiration? no one even preaching it other than in their own families. had segregated schools, we have the best possible teachers. they were dedicated. they disciplined you. they cross the t's and dotted the eyes. the t's anded dotted the i's and kept your mouth shut, -- it made people think it was no more than the normal expectation of anyone .rowing up, anyone being a part teachers. one of my we know him well. politics,rt of the being a part of the decision-making process and making sure you have a say so in society, brown made it possible for you to believe anything is possible. i never did believe it could happen. inevitably i had a society to admit it had been wrong. >> could be governor? >> that is an issue. it did not mean as much to me as it did to get through. our life has been like a semi permeable membrane. you can go through became go back. this is why i'm so happy for him. de known that it was not just an episodic thing. he an

here we tell their story so that generations yet unborn will ever forget, of co-workers who led others, passengers who stormed a cockpit, our men and women in uniform who rushed into an inferno, our first responders who charged up those stairs, a generation of service members, our 9/11 generation, who have served with honor in more than a decade of war, a nation that stands tall and united and unafraid because no act of terror can match the strength or the character of our country. like the great wall and bedrock that embrace us today, nothing can ever break us, nothing can change who we are as americans. on that september morning, alison crowther lost her son elles. months later, she was reading in the newspaper an article about those final minutes in the owers. survivors recounted how a young man wearing a red handkerchief ad led them to safety. and in that moment alison knew. ever since he was a boy, her son had always carried a red handkerchief. her son welles was the man in the red bandana. welles was just 24 years old, with a broad smile and a bright future. he worked in the sout

here we tell their story, so that generations yet unborn will never forget. of coworkers who led others to safety of passengers who stormed a cockpit, our men and women who rushed into an inferno. our first responders who charged up those stairs. a generation of service members, our 9/11 generation who have served with honor in more than a decade of war. a nation that stands tall and united and unafraid. because no act of terror can match the strength or the character of our country. like the great wall and bedrock that embrace us today, nothing can ever break us. nothing can change who we are as americans. on that september morning, allison crather lost her son wills. months later she was reading the newspaper, an article about those final minutes in the towers. survivors recounted how a young man wearing a red handkerchief had led them to safety. and in that moment allison knew. ever since he was a boy her son had always carried a red handkerchief. her son wells was the man in the red bandana. wells was just 24 years old with a broad smile and a bright futu

ted koppel between unborn social websites such as youtube, twitter and facebook have already been blocked by censors, appnew details coming in this morning of the incredible story of a mom.who survived for nearly a week in the car.after crashing over a here's what that car looked kristin hopkins. she crashed april 27th.on her way to pick up her. gethopkins survived with now injured.for a week. crash that caused it all. get a and the car. it was daylight. car had flipped over and i was in some sort of accident. because you know first the car was upside-down. and all the windows were smashed and broken. and i was kind of hurt. fed hopkins says she never doubted someone would find her. off netflix she had five broken ribs, a could lacerated liver and her feet were so badly broken theyshe started rehab this week. los alamo national laboratory now know the cause of february's radiation release from its new mexico underground nuclear waste dump. the lab told regulators they link the leak to waste containers that are packed with organic cat litter to absorb moisture. getthe 55-gallon barrels hav

here we tell their story so that generations yet unborn will never forget.safety, the passengers who stormed the cockpit, our men and women in uniform who rushed into an inferno, our first responders who charged up those stairs, a generation of service members, our 9/11 generation who have served with honor in more than a decade of war, a nation that stands tall and united and unafraid because no act of terror can match the strength or the character of our country. like the great wall and bedrock that embraces us today, nothing can ever break us. nothing can change who we are as americans. on that september morning, allison crather lost her son, welse. months later, she was reading the newspaper, an article about those final minutes in the towers, survivors recounted how a young man wearing a red hand kerr chief had let them to safety. in that moment, allison knew. ever since he was a boy, her son had always carried a red handkerchief. her son was the man in the red bandana. ♪ >> he was just 24 years old with a broad smile and a bright future. he worked in t

here we tell their story so that generations yet unborn will never forget. of coworkers who led others to safety. passengers who stormed the cockpit, our men and women in uniform who rushed into an inferno, our first responders who charged up those stairs, a generation of service members, our 9/11 generation, who served with honor and more than a decade of war, a nation that stands tall and united and unafraid because no act of terror can match the strength or the character of our country. like the great wall and bedrock that embraces today, nothing can ever break us. nothing can change who we are as american americans. on that september morning, allison crather lost her son wells. months later she was reading the newspaper, an article about those final minutes in the towers, survivors recounted how a young man wearing a red handkerchief had led them to safety and in that moment allison knew. ever since he was a boy her son had always carried a red handkerchief. her son wells was the man in the red bandanna. ♪ ♪ >> wells was just 24 years old with a broad sm

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it was her unborn kid she was referring to. >> she helped deliver the baby. >> reporter: a truck driver and used a shoe thristy the umbilical cord. a year later they hand her the department's director award for her bravery. >> without her being there and reacting the way she did we wouldn't have a positive outcome. >> whether it was a godly thing i was there to assist or basic instincts, it has changed my life for good. >> the mother later died from her injuries but she fought long enough to give her baby a chance. >> i am sure any mother would givep their life for her -- give up their life for her kid. >> today the baby is alive and healthy. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. a nightmare scenario for the bay. massive container ships losing power and drifting into the coast. we will take you aboard a exercise to prepare for such a crisis. >> big developments in the case against 49ers star aldon smith who is facing illegal weapons and dui charges. why his fate is in the hands of a judge and how much jail time he could face. [ indiscernible ] >> an out of control drive

here we tell their story so that generations yet unborn will never forget. >> president obama and thest lady, mr. and mrs. michelisz toured today. -- bill clinton toured today. >> i find the reliving difficult than back 8 or enyears ago -- 10 years ago. >> it is only open to victim's families, it opens to the public next week. >>> pg&e is preparing for the next big earthquake, they held a drill today. pg&e set a base camp and staged vehicles, equipment and employees. they practiced for 911 response to simulated gas and electric hazards following an earthquake. they conducted patrols in neighbors looking for damage. >> we put like tags out in the field and so we simulate if this facility was down what would you do. >> pg&e tells us it wants to be prepared especially since they say there is a 62% chance of a major earthquake hitting the bay area within the next 30 years. >>> new information tonight on a police bust, we learn the authorities were called there before but not because of drugs or weapons. >> his grandfather was hit and killed. >> one of the most loyal people you will ever m

it was her unborn kid she was referring to. >> ms. wolnick acted very quickly and helped deliver the baby on the side of the road. >> reporter: an onlooker used a shoe lace to tie the umbilical cord. >> without ms. wolnick being there, and reacting the way she did, we wouldn't have a positive outcome whatsoever. >> one of the things that i was there to exist, or just basic instincts, but it definitely has changed my life for good. >> reporter: the baby's mother died from her injuries, but wolnick says she fought long enough to give her baby a chance. >> i'm sure any more would give up her life for her kid. and that's what she did. >> reporter: now the baby is alive and healthy. >>> the city of alameda has joined two other bay area cities, and is going to start taking pictures of cars coming into town. but unlike the stationary cameras in tiburon, and piedmont, alameda's cameras will be mounted on four police patrol cars. they paid $80,000 for those cameras last night. crime rates in tiburon and piedmont have dropped, and city leaders

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oh, not only are they christians, they actually believe that unborn babies are human beings and shouldn't be killed for convenience. and even more, they actually believe that the natural marriage of a man and a woman is a valuable foundation for society, and it's in keeping with their biblical beliefs. now, though the show was about houses and had nothing at all to do with their personal beliefs, the thought police on the left are so intimidated by views other than their own that they launched a bullying campaign to shut down the benhams, and hgtv became the latest cowardly corporation to fold like a cheap tent in a tornado. once again, the intolerant left shows their insecurity of opinion is anything other than their own, and they decided to trample the first amendment rights of someone because they have the guts to express openly their faith. to the everlasting credit of the benham brothers, unlike so many part-time christians and cowardly corporations, the benhams' reaction to being canceled because of their values was a simple, well, if our faith costs us a tv show, then so be it. how

so that generations yet unborn will never forget. >> some families resent the $24 admission fee and gift shop atop the remains of their loved ones, but the former mayor, rudy giuliani, says they got it right. >>> and if anybody can put this in context, it is rick riley who will sit down tonight and make you laugh. >>> and an incredible story of wrath and redemption, two brothers with the american dream, they went from selling crack to rhyming about it. until one had a crisis of conscience, so who chooses the dark, and the light? it is a yarn i can't wait to share. >>> and after years of cost, america's leaders presenting a building designed to make you weep. heroes born, lives saved there, a somber dedication of the ceremony, taking place below the surface. next week the public will be allowed to pay their respects to the 2,000 plus americans who lost their lives. >>> and a man whose name is synonymous with that day, the new york mayor and presidential candida candidate, rudy giuliani. thank you for joining us. >> nice to be with you, thank you. >> was there one issue, one piece of memor

she spotted the unborn baby's head and arm through a last race on the woman's belly and helped deliver baby. sadly, the baby's mother later died. year, texas officials honored the woman for her quick action. >> i what to make the decision to help or not. this was no one else but us so we stopped and assisted the people. >> without these actions that only both lives would have been lost. today on before of the texas d public safety we want to recognize the hero. >> baby girl survived and is doing fine. >> now the six young iranians arrested after dancing in a video to the hit song "happy," and are out of jail this morning according to a human rights group. the director remains jailed. the video was posted on youtube before it was taken down. police in iran called it "obscene" and the dancers were nosed to appear on state tv to repent. the iranian president thought differently tweeting "happiness is our people's right." >> the morning news continues at 6:00 with the top stories. >> including the new compromise reached by the san francisco start-up accuses of violating rental laws coups t

it's okay to advocate for animal rights but not the unborn? it's okay to advocate to abolish public prayer but not oppose the redefinition of marriage. what we're seeing is a small minority trying to silence the vast majority of americans -- >> let me ask you -- they seem to have conn come under harsh criticism not because they were opposed to gay marriage but said david led a prayer rally in 2012 where he said we need prayer to stop homosexuality and it's agenda and talked about how death is the consequence, according to the bible for homosexual tin, this is how that sin is to god. that type of language is extremely alienating to very good men and women that are gay and lesbian and they don't want to see people holding those believes on television. >> i would say, megyn, those come from right wing watch. i've read those. right wing watch is as reliable as the obamacare website. there are people that hold religious positions based on the skip tour and have the right to be in public space as anyone else. >> tony, good to see you. >>> with congr

her lawyer is demanding justice for her and her unborn baby. >> translator: the actual culprits must be punished. they should not get the benefit of honor because they had pre-planned the entire thing. there were around 28 or 29 of them including three women. they must be punished as this is not a single but a double murder. >> reporter: in a new twist the murdered women's husband told cnn that he killed his previous wife six years ago. he says that he, quote, wanted to send a proposal to farzana so i killed my wife. the district general said that ikbal was incarcerated at the time for the murder but he was later released on bail when his son forgave him and a family compromise allowed authorities to release him. pakistan is one of the many nations that call this murder an honor killing because she allegedly brought dishonor to her family. the human rights commission says more than 800 women were killed that way last year. lahore where the murder was committed is one of pakistan's largest cities, not a remote village. pakistan's prime minister has asked for a full report on the murde

. >> here we tell their story so that generations yet unborn will never forget. of co-workers who led others to safety, passengers who stormed a cockpit, our men and women in uniform who rushed into an inferno, first responders who charged up those stairs. a generation of service members, our 9/11 generation who have served with honor in more than a decade of war. >> our 9/11 generation. presidents of every party and in every generation have not only wanted to be seen as doing right by our nation's veterans, it's hard to believe they're not sincere. you can be cynical or suspicious but the problem at least in modern politics does not seem to be that presidents and their administrations don't want veterans to get good care. it's that they fail to ensure that that happens despite everybody wanting to. the will is there. it's carrying it out where things fall apart. in 2010, in the first full year of the obama presidency, the number of u.s. troops started dropping quickly in iraq and started rising quickly in afghanistan. in 2010 concerns about access to care for ve

here, we tell their story so that generations yet unborn will never forget. >> today, one survivor explainedd her shoes to the movie yum. shoes she carried down 77 flights of stairs that morning. >> i wanted my nieces and my nephew and every person that asked what happened to see them and maybe understand a lit bit better what it felt like to be us on that day. >> and one mother remembered her son who died when the towers collapsed. he led several people to safety. his face protected by a red bandanna he carried everywhere he went. now one of his signature bandannas is there to tell his story. >> it is our greatest hope that when people come here and see wells' red bandanna, they will remember how people helped each other that day. and we hope they will be inspired to do the same in ways both big and small. this is the true legacy of september 11. >> especially helping others, the true legacy of september 11. coming next, we'll talk to a young man who turned his pain from that tragic day into making the world a better place. on angie's list before i do any projects on my home. i love my cont

it was her unborn kid she was referring to. >> ms. wolnick acted very quickly and helped deliver the baby on the side of the road. >> reporter: an onlooker used a shoe lace to tie the umbilical cord. >> without ms. wolnick being there, and reacting the way she did, we wouldn't have a positive outcome whatsoever. >> one of the things that i was there to exist, or just basic instincts, but it definitely has changed my life for good. >> reporter: the baby's mother died from her injuries, but wolnick says she fought long enough to give her baby a chance. >> i'm sure any more would give up her life for her kid. and that's what she did. >> reporter: now the baby is alive and healthy. >>> the city of alameda has joined two other bay area cities, and is going to start taking pictures of cars coming into town. but unlike the stationary cameras in tiburon, and piedmont, alameda's cameras will be mounted on four police patrol cars. they paid $80,000 for those cameras last night. crime rates in tiburon and piedmont have dropped, and city leaders

so that generations, yet unborn, will never forget.untry. >> reporter: some of the visitors say they were overwhelmed as they viewed the exhibits and relived the tragedy and others called it inspiring. the museum opens to the public next week. >>> a new warning about a popular sleeping pill. federal health officials say the makers of lunesta must lower the starting dose of the drug. abc's dr. richard besser explains why. >> anyone who is starting the drug lieu lunesta should start at half of the dose recommended. instead of two milligrams it is one milligram. the reason for that the effect of the drug lasts until the morning. look at this study. 7 1/2 hours after a three milligram dose people are impaired with memory and coordination. you wouldn't want to be driving. it continues past that. at 11 1/2 hours some are impaired and didn't know it. >> dr. besser adds that users of lunesta should consult their physicians about reducing their medication and take as low of a dose as possible. we will have more later on "good morning america."

agriculture has been found to contain toxins that have been detected in printed women and they are unborn babies and that shows itself in the system diseases allergies even childhood learning disorders now despite that the u.s. government is sticking with g.m. crops and one song to want to get food campaigner told us there are more myths and facts out the we've got and she and most. it's what the scientists have warned us about that genetically modified foods will increase allergies that they're going to be less nutritious and that they could possibly or very likely contain toxins that can make a pill so the idea that we actually need most to feed the world is completely false we actually have enough grassland in the united states to pasture and raise one hundred percent grass fed beef and produce even more grass fed beef than we're producing the raved factory farms beef that is all raised modified corn and soy so you know the feed the world argument is not accurate or in in the slightest and russia which is also taking part in subtleties and to rarely has taken a harsh stance on the issu