it would prevent people from getting in vitro fertilization. you personally said that doctors who perform those procedures, under your bill, should be prosecuted. that is the reality. that is what the cedar rapids gazette said. >> that is only if legislation was passed. this amendment was a statement of life. my favorite shaped me on that. when it does come to a woman's access to contraception, i will always stand with women on affordable access to contraception. again, that is something that congressman braley would mislead our women voters on. i do believe in a women's right to contraception. >> we want to thank you for those answers. we are going to begin the next part of our debate with questions from viewers and readers, plus questions from twitter submitted during this broadcast. if you would like to say that a question, he is the #1adebate. >> my name is jake. i am a junior. you said you would like to eliminate that apartment of education. what implications does this have for students who received pell grants and student loans? >> that i

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it would prevent people from getting in vitro fertilization and you personally said that doctors who perform those procedures under your bill should be prosecuted. that's the reality and that's what "the cedar rapids gazette" said. ernst: that is only if legislation would be passed. this amendment again was a statement of life and my faith has shaped me on that. when it does come to a woman's access to contraception, i will always stand with our women aren't affordable access to contraception. again that's something that congressman braley has been trying to mislead our women voters on. i do believe in a woman's right to contraception. >> moderator: we will leave it there for the segment and want to thank you for those answers. we are going to begin the next part of her debate with questions from viewers and readers plus questions from twitter submitted to his life during this broadcast. again if you would like to submit any questions use the hashtag i and debate but first let's begin the debate with a question for you to view from a student here at simpson college. ms. ernst to get

she is 46 and says she got pregnant with the help of in- vitro fertilization. she says, in spite of potential problems with the pregnancy, she and her husband are very excited about their new addition. >> i am an older mom so i in a high risk pregnancy with heart issues from my service in iraq. but we are just thrilled. >>duckworth still plans to run for a second term in office this fall. local politicians spent labor day looking for votes, with the election just two months away. governor quinn and his republican opponent bruce rauner shook plenty of hands on some parade routes. quinn wore a t-shirt to promote raising the state minimum wage. quinn wants to raise it from "eight dollars and 25-cents" an hour, to ten dollars an hour. >> trying to raise the minimum wage for thousands of people in illinois who work hard every day. nobody should have to work 40 hours a week and live in poverty. >> he doesn't have a plan. i do. or or to get tort reform tax reform workers' comp reforms. pat quinn has failed on jobs. >>governor quinn says he's living on the current mini

it would prevent people from getting in vitro fertilization. you personally said that doctors who perform those procedures, under your bill, should be prosecuted. that is the reality. that is what the cedar rapids gazette said. >> that is only if legislation was passed. this amendment was a statement of life. my favorite shaped me on that. -- my faith has shaped me on that. when it does come to a woman's access to contraception, i will always stand with women on affordable access to contraception. again, that is something that congressman braley would mislead our women voters on. i do believe in a women's right to contraception. >> we want to thank you for those answers. we are going to begin the next part of our debate with questions from viewers and readers, plus questions from twitter submitted during this broadcast. if you would like to say that a -- to submit a question, use the #1adebate. # >> my name is jake. i am a junior. you said you would like to eliminate that apartment of education. what implications does this have for students who

she takes a leave in order to undergo in vitro fertilization to try to become pregnant. she succeeds and becomes pregnant and when she tries to go back to work her doctors tell her that she cannot lift packages more than 20 pounds without risking her pregnancy so she asks ups, which is covered by its own collective bargaining agreement, she asks ups for an accommodation called a light duty assignment. she would continue to work but she would be in a job where she was doing a lighter job that didn't require to put her pregnancy in jeopardy. under the collective bargaining agreement ups said no, you are not eligible for a light duty assignment and since you can't perform your regular job requiring 70 pounds, you basically can't come back to work until your pregnancy is over. she eventually lost her salary and medical benefits under those circumstances. what ups says is our policy is we are complying with the pregnancy discrimination act, we treat everybody the same under particular work conditions. we are not discriminating against people on the basis of pregnancy. they sa

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i started in vitro fertilization with my first husband -- >> i have all that information.t at reproductiv medicine associates of new york. >> welcome, everybody. >> we're trying new things involved with the ivf, right? >> yes, my two doctors and i here because this is my third round of ivf. the first round i did not do acupuncture and cupping. and the second round i did and i did see an improvement and so many of my girlfriends and all of the people who reached out online, on facebook, have suggested that i try this. and -- >> they say medically they say there are no studies that link this practice to pregnancy. is that right? >> well, i think there is some data out there and there is some varied results. i often find that many of my patients do it and they report that it is really dramatically helped with the stress and anxiety of the ivf process. also, helps with the side effects of the medication, and -- >> they tell you the side effects. >> what are they? >> i'm in the thick of it where i'm doing shots in the morning and at knignight, doctor's appointments every other

she takes a leave in order to undergo in vitro fertilization to try to become pregnant.she succeeds and becomes pregnant. and when she tried to go back to work, her doctors tell her that she cannot lift packages more than 20 pounds without risking her pregnancy. so she asks ups, which is covered by its own collective bargaining agreement, she asks ups for an accommodation that's called a light duty assignment. she would continue to work but she would be in a job where she was doing a lighter job that didn't require her to put her pregnancy in jeopardy. under the collective bargaining agreement ups said no, you're not eligible for light duty assignment, and since you can't perform your regular job requiring 70 pounds, you basically can go back to work until your pregnancy is over. she eventually lost her salary and medical benefits under the circumstances. so what you bss is our policy is that we are complying with the pregnancy discrimination act. we treat everybody the same under particular work conditions. we are not discriminating against people on the basis of pregna