and that is to protect the lives of up the unborn -- lives of the unborn. when, america, when will we stand up and take the responsibility for the heinous activities that we have allowed to happen on our watch? i thank my colleagues and i thank the gentleman for your passion and your dedication to the lives of the unborn. we will never, ever walk away from this responsibility to right a horrible wrong in the chapter of human history. i thank you and i yield back. mr. smith: i thank you, mr. kelly, again for the very strong statement. you know, more people now recognize, especially through ultrasound, that birth is an event, it's not the beginning of life. and creasingly, because the methods of abortion are so horrific, literal dismemberment of the baby, chemical poisoning, people are waking up, abortion is violence against children and injurious to women and i thank you for your witness to life. i'd like to yield to mr. rothfus, also from pennsylvania. mr. rothfus: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, this year's march for lifemarks the 43rd ann

and that is to protect the lives of up the unborn -- lives of the unborn. when, america, when will we stand up and take the responsibility for the heinous activities that we have allowed to happen on our watch? i thank my colleagues and i thank the gentleman for your passion and your dedication to the lives of the unborn. we will never, ever walk away from this responsibility to right a horrible wrong in the chapter of human history. i thank you and i yield back. mr. smith: i thank you, mr. kelly, again for the very strong statement. you know, more people now recognize, especially through ultrasound, that birth is an event, it's not the beginning of life. and creasingly, because the methods of abortion are so horrific, literal dismemberment of the baby, chemical poisoning, people are waking up, abortion is violence against children and injurious to women and i thank you for your witness to life. i'd like to yield to mr. rothfus, also from pennsylvania. mr. rothfus: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, this year's march for lifemarks the 43rd ann

and so there should not be a problem with on the hearts and lungs and livers of unborn children.i think what the guest is saying is out of step with what the majority of americans believe. all of usircumstance, have limitations on what we are able to do in a society where we live together and have to get along. the really extreme pro abortion position he is staking out would permit abortion -- abortion up to nine months of pregnancy, which is permitted in states like colorado and new mexico. it really cuts against the grain of what the public is comfortable with. i don't think that is a winning talking point or issue for the abortion industry. in please guy tweets ask david daleiden why not one federal, state, or local agency has found wrongdoing at planned parenthood. guest: i don't know that is correct they have not found wrongdoing. it is correct to say there have not been indictments filed or full on prosecutions yet. there are ongoing state, federal, and local criminal investigations. we will see what comes of those in the next year. host: when will we get more from these co

but we can never rest in our work to protect the unborn. together, we must work to ensure that the terrible practice of planned parenthood come to an end and that life is valued, cherished and always protected. i yield back. mr. smith: i thank you chairman shuster for those excellent comments. i'd like to now ask jody hice if he would speak. mr. hice: i want to thank my friend and colleague for your great leadership in this cause of life. mr. speaker, i join with my others here with deep concern as we are now at 43 years since the supreme court determined unimaginablely there exists in our country some broad right for the abortion of a child in the womb. that decision literally came after 21 states had already enacted laws limiting abortion for over 100 years. in fact, the first of these laws was adopted in connecticut in 1847. 21 years before the ratification of the 14th amendment, which is the very amendment on which roe v. wade is based. in his dissent, justice rehnquist noted that due to this history, the high court was forced to create

there are fetal homicide laws in 39 states protect the unborn child. that is a very significant show of public opinion support for fetal protection. host: the guest has referenced many cases that have come before the court for the past 42 years have considered some aspect of abortion. your book has 29 depending on how we count those. we are going to put some of the names on the screen. you have heard references to them. the last one was before the roberts court, whole woman's health versus coal, which is not yet on the schedule. so, as we look at that, let us listen to marianne in pennsylvania. marianne, your comment. caller: i am a physician in philadelphia and i have two things to say. i find it so painfully inconsistent that the child in the womb has no rights, but when scott lacy killed his wife and -- scott peterson killed his unborn child,d his he was accused of killing two people. a law made a woman wait 24 hours and if under the age of 18 have parents consent. karen's consent. consent.'s what did the attorneys have to say about that? ms. murray

a virus can hurt your unborn baby. tonight on kolo-eight- news-now, we're sharing everything we know so far. and-- muddy mess. local neighbors say they've had it. their road is so soft, cars are getting stuck. cat van is live to show us the mess. plus-- "fox news, wonderful place... wonderful." a little sarcasm in donald trump's voice tonight. the g-o-p frontrunner's feud with fox news-- hit a new level today. the back and forth-- that brought us to this point. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm noah bond. neighbors of chocolate drive in sun valley are sick of driving through mud to get home. they say it's become more than a nuissance... but now a hazard. that's where we find catherine van tonight. cat, i hope you're wearing a good pair of boots. noah... this entire road neighbors have to make a trek through just to ge their mail. and it's not just any kind of mud. it's clay... so it's sticky.. soft... and really difficult to get through by foot or by car. barbie: this is the worst it's been since we've lived in this a

as micah proved, an unborn baby in his fifth month of development is not just a clump of cells. they have 10 fingers and 10 toes . they can feel pain and they can survive outside of the womb. it's what we all know, folks. it's what we all know. life is indeed precious, and we are a country that stands for life. in order to rise and meet that commitment, we must protect the most vulnerable in our society, particularly those who cannot protect themselves. as a mother and a grandmother, thank you for joining me today here and every day to stand, to speak, and to march for life. god bless you all. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> thank you very much, senator ernst, and thank you for your witness in the united states senate. just a quick announcement. we have a young boy who is lost, dressed in a, flies coach --dro, dressed in a camouflage coat. he is in the lost person's tent. we ask his parents to go claim him. i am now very happy to introduce congressman chris smith of new jersey, the cochair of the bipartisan congressional pro-life caucus. he has been the cochair fo

case of a mosquito born virus has been reported in virginia details on how the zika virus effect unborn babies. the rain and risk of freezing - causes dozens of school delays and closings - yet again tomorrow. good evening i am travell eilandand i am becky freemal. the juggle between work - child care - and keeping the driveway clear - has plenty of parents exhausted. w-f-x-r's bill wadell is live in lynchburg tonight. bill - parents telling you - all these snow days - are taking a toll. depending on what school district - we're now talking 5 or 6 snow days- even though the winter storm is long gone. parents tell me - their kid's safety is a priority - but a lot of parents - are very stressed out 00:00 - 00:0500:18 - 00:24 00:39 - 00:45amber brown "just ripping and running them back and forth and got to find a babysitter"amber brown - is like many moms in lynchburg. juggling the balancing act of work and family - with many school districts cancelling classes again. this time - because the rain and snowmelt is refreezing. amber ly "you have to find a babysitter or you have to figure out

word yet on how the fire started a judges sitting a trial date for a woman accused of cutting an unborn child from a pregnant woman's whim. woman to meet her using a craigslist transition to sell baby clothes they say lane unborn child of the unborn child is not survive law-enforcement officials say the event national western stock show which is underway right now julie hayden shows us how hotels are being trained to see the warning victims was trafficked for four and a half months on the las vegas strip around a lot of people every day this young woman who will call her amber says that she was forced into sex trafficking after she ran away from a denver home put up in high-end hotel is performing sex tax with the numerous jobs each day to make when what she called her quota the quota is amount of money a girl should bring and or profit every night so quota was 1,000 in the beginning and then jumped to 1,750 and if she missed her quota. >> i was being extremely violently i had 30 broken bones and internal bleeding amber was one of the speakers today helping educate people in the hotel i

a virus is spreading that can hurt unborn children. but thankfully, we have a local expert-- right here in northern nevada. the physician is on the zika response working group: a team, which will assess the threat of the zika virus in the united states, and what measures should be taken to mitigate its effects. infectious disease specialist doctor james wilson says the team has been studying the virus since december. the mosquito which carries the viru has not been found in nevada. doctor wilson says the weather is too cold in most part of our contry for the mosquito to spread the disease. however, he says people coming back from an infected country-- could infect infectious disease forecast center: the next question is do we have the appropriate temperature ranges to support transmission, proper humidity levels. well we do in a couple of our states, namely the gulf states. we tend to have that kind of ecological and climatetological patterns. but it is only a few months of the year. dr. wilson says the disease spreads from mosquito to

spread by mosquitoes - with mild affects on adults but is dangerous to the unborn. health officials say an infant in hawaii was born with the zika virus. and cases are cropping up in florida and illinois of women who've travelled to affected areas - like brazil - where it's spiking. >>:it can cause severe birth defects which will end up in the child dying are having severe developmental issues >> vicki : while the zika virus is spreading in parts of latin america and the caribbean, as well as puerto rico. so far there have been no known cases of zika contracted by a mosquito bite here in the u-s. >>:of course we should be worried about it but women need to understand that it is not transmitted by saliva or touching people it is from mosquito bites and those mosquitos can only be found in those countries listed

about the lives of every member of our club just as much as we're worried about the lives of the unborn" on thursday night--80 students and 10 chaperones were planning to leave for washington d-c. arriving in time to join some half-a- million others for the annual 'march for life' "obviously weather concerns - and the safety of our students - is what is keeping us from going" as the nation's capitol is now prepping for up to two feet of snow-at least 'seton' and 'covington catholic' are to call off the buses"i have never had to cancel a trip before - i have always managed to be able to go - but this is kind of an unprecedented blizzard for us" snow - rain - or shine - on their website, 'march for life' organizers say the event will press on "we decided we still wanted to make some sort of an impact here in our community" seton students are instead planning a rosary and demonstration-- their message - we're told - still taking part in spriit "we're going to stand in front of the school facing glen way - and stand in unity for the unborn and those for those who can't speak for themselves

covering our 3 covering our counties--a buncombe county man accused of killing a couple and their unborn child is expected back in court today. today.jason owens is locked up on a list of charges-- including first degree murder, murder of an unborn child,nd destroying remains.owens was arrested last march. 3 he's accused of killing j-t codd and his wife e cristie, who was pregnant.the couple was reported missing march 15. 15.investigators say owens robbed and killed the codds at their home in leicester.. then destroyed their remains. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.we'll be in court this morning and let you know what happens. 3 in greenville county--one of four suspects charged in a robbery that turned deadly is scheduled to go on trial today. today.joseph crite was shot to death in his home on lanford drive back in december of 2012. of people had gone to the house to rob him.deputies say two of the suspects held crite at gunpoint, then killed him. four people were charged with murder-- including brandon adams.he's set to stand trial today for murder, kidnapping, and other char

after being freed, the cow was no longer suffering from the pressure of her unborn calf. she's doing just fine and is the time has come to make a choice... about which candidate can actually make a difference for you. in a world as complex as this, we need a president as experienced as hillary. in the situation room... at the negotiating table... and always on your side... fighting for children and families. with a real plan to get incomes rising... ...reduce drug prices... ...win equal pay for women... ...and protect social security and medicare for seniors. she'll build on obamacare, not start over. break through the gridlock, not add to it. defend planned parenthood, not attack it. stand up to the gun lobby, not protect it. not ignore it. we need a president with the experience and determination to get the job done. i'm running to make a difference. a real difference for you and your families across our country. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. ss the country and even in space today... for the 30th anniversary of the shuttle 'challenger' disaster. more f

today.jason owens is locked up on a list of charges-- including first degree murder, murder of an unborn child, and destroying remains.owens was arrested last march. 3 he's accused of killing j-t codd and his wife cristie, who was pregnant.the couple was reported missing march 15. 15.investigators say owens robbed and killed the codds at their home in leicester.. then destroyed their remains. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.we'll be in court this morning and we'll update you later today on the four o'clock news. 3 in greenville county--one of four suspects charged in a robbery that turned deadly is scheduled to go on trial today. today.joseph crite was shot to death in his home on lanford drive back in december of 2012. investigators believe a group of four people had gone to the house to rob him.deputies say at gunpoint, then killed him. four people were charged with murder-- including brandon adams.he's set to stand trial today for murder, kidnapping, and other charges.we'll be following this case and let you know what happens. 3 we're working to find out if charges are being

a fearer to -- tear for the unborn. i can only hope. and pray. i yield back. mr. smith: thank you very much. you know, martin luther king's niece has had two abortions and she made one of the most passionate comments, speeches, i've ever heard, when she said, how can my uncle's dream survive if we murder the children? and she is now pro-life and she says, the other could victim in every abortion -- co-victim in every abortion, besides the bean, is the bop -- baby, is the mom. and she's a victim herself. thank you for reminding us. i'd like to yield to the gentleman from illinois, a great leader on pro-life, first in the legislature in illinois and now here in washington. mr. roskam: thank you, mr. smith. thank you for your leadership and thank you, mr. speaker. i just want to paint a picture for you and take you to a scene about a year ago now and it was a sunday in chicago and i was invited to be a speaker at the march for life downtown chicago. and got to the speech a little bit early and nobody was there and i was kind of looking around and all i saw were a sma

and so there should not be a problem with on the hearts and lungs and livers of unborn children. i think what the guest is saying is out of step with what the majority of americans believe. all of usircumstance, have limitations on what we are able to do in a society where we live together and have to get along. the really extreme pro abortion position he is staking out would permit abortion -- abortion up to nine months of pregnancy, which is permitted in states like colorado and new mexico. it really cuts against the grain of what the public is comfortable with. i don't think that is a winning talking point or issue for the abortion industry. in please guy tweets ask david daleiden why not one federal, state, or local agency has found wrongdoing at planned parenthood. guest: i don't know that is correct they have not found wrongdoing. it is correct to say there have not been indictments filed or full on prosecutions yet. there are ongoing state, federal, and local criminal investigations. we will see what comes of those in the next year. host: when will we get more from these c

for unborn children, while they're developing, if the fromminginant mom gets the virus, the unborn child could develop microsevly, meaning they have an underdeveloped brain. obviously, that is a -- a lot of times a condition where they can't live long like that and causes all sorts of issues. >> how dangerous. we have seen this crop up in four states in the u.s. three in florida and two in illinois and we have seen them in hawaii and texas. one case each. what is the difference in terms of people who have travel and whether or not the disease originated? >> all of the patients we have had here in the united states have zika virus and got it when they travelled somewhere else and brought it back here. it back here, if the mosquitoes bite down, that can spread. a lot of travelling going on in the spring and summer, the big concern. >> contagious via mosquito? >> yes, mostly and there is a lot we don't know about it. it's not been researched that well. the funding hasn't been there. >> and there will be more funding. >> more cases. >> and i love this story. >> before you go, i need your exp

areas where the veeka virus is spreading unchecked putting unborn children at risk. there are several cases reported now in the u.s. we have details from doctors, be on the lookout for signs of the zika virus in pregnant women who returned from countries or territories that health agencies are urging women who are pregnant who are hoping to become pregnant to avoid. tara pierce is 34 pregnant. even though she loves traveling with her husband, she is york. >> i would definitely not be looking to travel to any of the affected areas because i don't want to put the baby at risk. >> reporter: researchers believe the zika virus could cause microencephaly, abnormally small heads and brains. but it is not clear which trimester they are most at risk. in new york, this doctor is telling patients to stay away from the region. but if they can't, cover up and wear mosquito repellant. >> the deet stray is safe for women in appreciation and we are telling them to use the deet and stay inside and travel outside to a minimum. >> so far the cdc is way of 12 adults who have returned wi

worried she and her unborn baby are out in the cold. even more worried someone may know where she is and isn't talking. >> i don't know who would do that to her and her baby. >> reporter: again, police say they are not accusing anyone of any wrongdoing in her disappearance family and friends said they will hand out flyers tomorrow hoping someone has seen her. they are praying she will be home long before the planned vigil. >>> new tonight, an accident involving a police car sent queens. investigators are on the scene at 82nd street and 32nd after in jackson heights. police cruiser hit a civilian car. two are treated for minor injuries. the civilian is in serious but stable condition. no word on what caused the accident. >>> a man who posed as a wounded warrior is in custody tonight. jeremy wilson's long list of crimes indude stealing identities to lease a bmw and re.nting a luxury apartment. he pretended to be a former soldier relying on the kindness of others to get discounts on goods. wilson retrieved his car and was with arrested. >>

deputies believe the unborn calf put too much pressure on her spine which caused brief paralysis. lucky for her, someone came to the rescue. >> it's what we do. you go to the next one. you could be saving a cow one day and chasing a cow the day after. >> the rescue took about an hour. she is doing fine and the unborn calf is expected to be okay. >> great news. >>> well new numbers from bankrate dot the come show the personal loan market is booming. a mind blowing 24 million americans are likely to take out a personal loan this year. that includes the $10 million who are just somewhat likely. experts believe the numbers could actually be higher considering three in 10 savings. >>> your parents probably remember seeing 39-cent a gallon gas. that's because it hasn't been that cheap since 1969. texas to fill up. the cheap gas was part of a promotion by the co-op for green farmers. the promotion made easier by falling oil prices. crude dropped to around $30 a barrel partly due to a boom in u.s. oil production. >>> an nhl player has the league to answer to for brutally cross checking. d

reapplying every 2 hours, she's most afraid for her unborn baby?zika may be linked to microcephaly ?. thousands of babies here in brazil have been born with the tiny heads that indicate severe brain damage. estimated cases of zika spreading in 23 areas the world health organization expects 3 to 4 million cases overall?saying "the level of alarm is extremely high." in the us?at least 31 who travelled to affected areas and returned. and as of today, state health departments will be required to report all new cases to the cdc. there's no vaccine yet, no treatment. the brazilian government spraying for mosquitos?.the only action people can take is to avoid getting bitten?.our team here keeps applying fabiola. "back to the future" fans listen up. you could own your own piece of nostalgia. a delorean. the delorean motor company announced it plans on making 300- replicas of the iconic car. the cars will likely sell for between 80 and 100- thousand dollars. ### josh little is here now, reno's david wise was going for another gold medal tonight at the x gam

we it hooz unborn children. but i'm wondering does it make the host, you know, sick or you know what are the side effects. >> krystal: you have a good point. how soon does it take hold. >> michelle: is i only pregnant women who have to worry or should we too. pregnant women may be more susceptible to it. >> michelle: because of the unborn baby. >> krystal: my question is how soon do you what are they. >> krystal: could you be carrying it and not even know it? >> michelle: luckily we don't have a big mosquito problem here. >> k centers for disease control we sud say says the zika virus has been documented in 31 travel associated cases in the u.s. this year and last year. >> michelle: those concerns have a lot of people changing travel plans and now airlines are offering refunds for pregnant customers. kyndell nunley from mccarran airport with more. airlines have gotten on board with this. what are tay doing for people y b traveling to those areas especially women who are expecting? >> reporter: right, especially

children. >> these videos show them laughing and callously, heartlessly selling the body parts of unbornldren. >> i think you've created an industry now where you create the situation, very much you created the incentive to being able to sell the fetal tissue for purposes of making a profit off of it. >> again and again, over and over like a drum beat day after day after day, selling body parts, selling body parts. if planned parenthood officials were selling body parts for profits as those individuals said on national television day after day, that would be a criminal act, which is why the republican district attorney in harris county texas at the urging of republican lawmakers in her state launched an investigation into the houston based branch of planned parenthood which was a victim and presented the evidence to grand jury. as we reported yesterday, planned parenthood was cleared of any wrong doing by that grand jury in texas. there's a twist. instead, the two anti-abortion activists were indicted on criminal charges, including one count related to the purpose or sale of human organs

but can be harmful to an unborn child causing birth defects. >> major complication is a small head. >> reporter: airlines such as united and american have given customers traveling to the affected countries in the caribbean, central and south america the option to postpone their trip or get a refund. there's no cure, treatment or vaccine for zika virus. doctors say the key is prevention. >> avoiding the bites and avoiding travel are probably the two most important things to do. >> reporter: if you plan to travel to an affected country, doctors recommend long-sleeved clothing and repellant and watch for symptoms. >> straightforward. fever. rash, joint pains and pink eye. if you have the symptoms and you've been to one of the countries recently, and you're pregnant, then the next thing you do is call your doctor. >> reporter: there are no reported virus cases in the philadelphia. one in virginia for a woman that traveled overseas. doctors say smoking and drinking will more likely have an impact on an unborn child than zika virus. at philadelphia international airport, i'm denise nakano

a virus is spreading that can harm unborn children. for news while you're on the go, listen to our newscast partner, news-talk 780, koh. senatorshold more schools responsible in reporting acts of sexual violence on campus. but as kolo 8 news now's washington meyer reports: one student is taking matters into her own hands. "people knew that it happened but it really wasn't discussed." when word got around american university that an underground fraternity had sent emails referencing sexual assaults and rape student body president sophia wirth, fired back making campus sexual assault at the top of her agenda. but she found it's not always on the university's agenda. "it's shameful and they know that" so she took matters into her own hands. pulling together $20,000 from three school organizations to create a mandatory preventative education program for all incoming students. "the first six weeks of college are considered to be the red zone for sexual assaults that's when the highest frequency so we just wanted to nip it in the butt." it's

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. >> four year old boy was sitting at carly fee's feet as she discussed her support for the unborn child protection act and desire to defund planned parenthood. >> planned parent hoodz clinic were alter late-term abortion for the purposes of harvesting body parts. >> trevor: holy [bleep], carly. what is crazy is carly fiorina can say that to a room full of preschoolers, and i can't say holy [bleep] carly on tv without being bleeped. that's bleep bleep that's [bleep] up. charley fiorina spends all her time preparing about protecting unborn children but clearly born children are fair game. she's like brng them in. it's time that they know. maybe this close to the election fiorina is not worried about the kids because after all they are not registered to vote. but their parents are. >> one parent told the guardian the move showed very poor taste. >> disgust, and anger. >> chris bek doesn't understand how his son's daycare field trip to the botanical center wound up in the middle of a campaign event. >> my son just wants to watch cartoons and play his toys. >> trevor: just imagine how that m

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