i spent my childbearing years pre roe versus wade and it was a different world then. it was a world where you -- where people died because they had to seek abortions in back alleys. it was a place where docto went to jail if they tried to save women. in my lifetime this has changed and yet, there is something that is going on in this world that doesn't want to give women their rights, that doesn't want to give women their equality. if i am a man i can get viagra and i can get cialis and hopefully somebody will buy me a tub or two of them so my husband and i can lol in them after the cialis, but if i'm a woman i have a hard time. i don't have a control of my body in some states. if we don't have this in san francisco, if we can't show the nation how to treat women, then it's a very sad time. i fought for roe versus wade and i will fight for this because i believ this is a way of giving women their rights and their dignity and control of their bodies. i want to thank all the people who are coauthoring and i want to especially thank david campos for bringing this up and

and kevin wade is trying to unseat coons. he was there as wade voted with his family. wade lost to tom carper two years ago. >>> the feds are keeping a close eye on the polls today to make sure everyone gets a fair shot at voting. justice departments say federal monitors are being used in select cities across the u.s. they are watching today to make sure voters don't face discrimination or any hurdles including intimidation casting their ballots. in our area, federal monitors are keeping an eye on things in lehigh county. >>> new at 4:30, nbc 10 is also keeping a close eye on polling locations on the alert for any potential problems. a live update ahead. >>> and the polls are still open in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. voters have until 8:00 tonight to cast their ballots in decision 2014. >>> and you can get real-time election night results on your mobile device using the free "nbc 10 news" app. download it by going to nbc10.com and then turn to 10 tonight at 7:00. we'll bring you hourly updates all night long and comprehensive election nights on "nbc 10 news"

wade is a defeat and maybe she was on to something. would seem that the time to the small details has proven to be critical fault lines. the extraordinary deference paid to physicians and their judgment, preserve the idea that the woman's desire to end of pregnancy was not enough in itself. it had to be approved by respectable authority figure, at that time almost always a man. wrote plays the medical profession under no burden to actually provide abortion care and indeed few doctors and few hospitals want anything to do with it. furthermore the acceptance of the near total ban on later abortions contains the germ of the ideas that the fetus had rights that from those of the woman. hy to see how these small seeds blossomed into the whole rigmarole we have today. which is all about this respecting women's capacity to make an independent judgment about their pregnancies. parental notification, judicial bypass, waiting periods, a crisis pregnancy centers, government mandated script levantine abortion propaganda that doctors must treat the

wade will have to get used to it for a while. on his charge of credit card fraud. >> my minimum was seven months. my high was a year and seven months. the judge thought i had two many breaks from my juvenile record and adult record. i have two misdemeanors on my adult record and too many misdemeanors on my adult record. she said i had too many breaks and hit me on the head with two years to teach me a lesson. the first person that talked to me about it when i first came was matt. it's a very special relationship. i don't know how to explain it. >> another friendship inside the jail seems to have taken a turn for the worse. cellmates andrew conteh and jonathan lacey were old friends from the street. now lacey has been moved out of the unit. he says he and conteh got into a fight over a card game. >> we fought for like ten minutes. it was a lot of wrestling. for him to be his size, i don't think there should have been a lot of wrestling. i say he gave me a good four licks. i gave him about good, five, six licks. >> conteh agrees th

this cable references headquarters cable, asking jm wade to develop a possible defection op. it shows us how pancho wanted to play a major role and how he tried to use his family connections to bolster his case to do so. go to the next one. it gives us the jewelry business background not just for carlos that for the tepedinos. -- but for the tepedinos. it talks about the role of the childhood threesome in the d.r. the talks about how great tepedino's influence is over cubela. here is where we need to stop and slow down and look at the influence. it's important to pay attention to the fact that the author of this cable is responsible for the following two statements about henry sloman. you do not see the name sforza on memos and cables. first of all, this cable states, innocently, it looks like, that sloman knows tepedino's dad, which would lead anyone to believe that those are different people. second, it indicates that he hid in tepedino's dad's home. there can be no mistake about the intent of this message -- henry sloman is not carlos' dad. finally, pancho offered to handl

wade. >> good afternoon, commissioners dan wade the director the quarterly report covers july 1st through december 30th, 2017, go to the slides please over of all with his up the regional program is 86 percent complete and the overall program is 84 that will 9 percent complete at the end of the third quarter the construction activities continue to be the main focus with 16 projects with $2.8 million and construction has been completed on 63 of 83 projects and only two projects are left in preconstruction i'd like to highlight a few mrishlts first of all, we completes the environmental review with the regional storage and recovery project and advertising the construction we've continued to have an exemplar safety record based on $7 million recorded hours and so you know the last time incident rate is only 6.5 whereas the industry average is 1 buyout 4 we work hard for safety to maintain that record we've completed one hundred and 68 of the 2 hundred and 2 shutdowns and any shut down that's complete that reduce the residual risk in the program we've which you have had the success on 34 proj

wade, new york first and foremost had essentially legalized abortion. some states would have it.thers wouldn't. what roe vs. wade said in the first three months of pregnancy at least every woman and every state in the country has the right to abortion on demand. >> they found this right in the constitution somehow. >> what they said that it's under the rights of privacy that came from an earlier decision about contraception. and, you know, this is where you get into the question of federalism. if it's an essential right, you know, that you have as a citizen of the united states, it should be recognized everywhere. is it one of these things where it should be up to different states and localities to say yeah, this is okay. new jersey and oregon, for instance, don't allow people to pump gas. they say it's too dangerous. we just can't have that. >> they said, oh, it will take jobs away now. >> is this something do i have the right to pump my own gas? you know, i benefited from it as a college graduate, pumping gas. >> no you do not have that right in two states. you can move if it m

chris coons has been re-elected to the senate, he beat back a challenge from kevin wade. there are the numbers on the screen. coons with 56% of the vote. tim furlong live at coons' headquarters, celebration there was somewhat of a forgone conclusion, right? >> reporter: a little bit some surprise. the voter turnout, not good. that was a surprise. significantly lower, 36% state wide. we did have interesting races to watch. senator coons won. a lot of the races did turn out as expected. when he goes back to washington, he will look different than when he left. >> hello, delaware democrats. >> the victory party was for democrats. the victory speech was a message about forgetting d or r. they just want him to get something done. >> you expect me to be part of the solution, not part of the problem. you expect me to bring the delaware way to washington and when i come home to leave the ways of washington behind. >> reporter: he beat kevin wade tonight. he knows when he gets back to washington he will have to play nice with more republicans there will be more of them in the sena

wade runs a new castle engineering business and has bipartisan politics. >>> imagine seeing a photo of your family on a political ad you never agreed to? that is what one chester county woman says happened to her. so she contacted "eyewitness news" and investigative reporter charlotte huffman. >> reporter: kristin thomas was stun when she saw this campaign flier. >> we had photos on line and never thought that anything like this would happen. >> reporter: that is thomas family in the ad for david kessler, who is running for state represent any of berks county in pennsylvania's 130th district but thomas's don't know kessler and never approved of their picture being used. >> the picture is just below a letter written from the couple named angie and john thanking kessler for saving their home from foreclosure. >> we are not angie and tom: our home is not in foreclosure. >> reporter: as it turns out thomas posted photo to her blog in 2009 but it ended up on a stock photo web site, without her permission. and, that is where kessler's campaign got their photo. >> the fact that our picture wa

this will be the most pro-life congress since roe v wade with all most every new gop senator being strongly pro-life. this is significant. liberals will start launching a new battle plan as their fictitious war on women failed to serve as the d kelly -- the decoy they hoped it would be to detract from the failed policies of barack obama. president obama was not on the ballot but his policies were. the american people have chosen to send a message by republican express. they sent a message that americans have had enough of the president's failed policies that have hampered our economy, endangered our national security, threatened our families, and trampled on our religious freedoms. now the ability of the republicans to take and keep this new congressional majority and pave the way for the gop to the white house in 2016 will require them to use this majority. they have elected republicans to undo the damage done by this president and return america to a position of strength boast the mess to clean and internationally. we stand ready to work to accomplish these goals of making america an exce

delaware's incumbent democratic senator chris coons also winning another term, he defeated kevin wadehe took office when he defeated christine o'donnell in 2010. that was a special election for the seat formerly held by vice president joe biden. >> coons with 56 percent of the vote tonight, kevin wade at 42 percent. we're keeping an eye on pennsylvania's eighth district. it is of course home to one of the state's most highly anticipated races. >> a lot of eyes on this one. third term republican mike fitzpatrick facing off kevin strauss. matt rivers is live at fitzpatrick headquarters in doylestown bucks county. matt what is it like there right now. >> reporter: chris and jessica mike fitzpatrick supporters very happy as their candidate is holding a pretty substantial lead at this point over democrat kevin strauss looking at the numbers as they look, right now fitzpatrick is leading with 50,142 votes, to strauss' 27,598. of course not all districts are reporting yet but you can see here very happy people up in bucks county, we're in doylestown. this race has been a close one featuring

a number of supreme court decisions corroborated this argument, most obviously roe versus wade, the 1973 decision that legalized abortion across the nation. in the 1980's, i am interested to see how the legislation that many of these groups succeeded in passing, how conservatives once they finally got into power with the election of reagan, how they reconciled themselves to this machinery put into place by liberalism. >> how do you see 1960's liberalism relating to 1980's social conservatism? >> they saw themselves as the antithesis of liberalism. speeches, they will be hailing liberalism as permissive and morally debased. when it comes to it, liberalism is predicated on the idea of the government can act to improve the lives of citizens. traditional conservatism tries to limit the role of the state in the everyday lives of citizens. social conservatives when they had the power of the government, i think they were much more happy to use the power of the federal government to pursue their political ends. one of the ways they did that utilizing civil rights legislation from the 1960's and

wade is a critical part of that.mination against pregnant women. it helps all women. but it's about a law to crack down on sexual harassment, tougher protections f s fos fo violence. that's why when republicans said you can have nine out of ten provisions, the coalition did exactly what you said. it stuck together. because you know what, i was there on the sgay rights bill when they said we'll give you sexual orientation and then come back and we'll give you gender identity. and we're still waiting. they tried to sell thaus that bridge and sometimes we've bought it. we can't let that happen. >> so the subject of reproductive rights, there are some women who think it's okay no matter what happens in this state, i'll be fine because i can travel, i can do something. and in too much of the political class is dominated by i think a tacet understanding that for our daughters or our sisters, it will be different. it's just all these women in texas and sort of far away places that will have to deal with this. this is a real

of henry wade.he whole track team in the '60s went on into law school, about six of them, and became prosecuting attorneys during the '60s and '70s. so i stayed in touch with these people over the years. one of the things that bothered me when this whole exoneration thing came up was since i was co-captain with bill hill on the track team, and i knew him real well in a lot of circumstances. integrity, i think, was pretty much obviously missing in bill. and when i would talk to him about things, even down at the court when i would go visit, he didn't make any excuses for trying to prosecute cases when he didn't have valid evidence. it was part of the system, you know, to prosecute people so they could get victories. it was all about winning. >> it was about winning. >> rather than about justice. so i would question him about that, and we would talk about it and so forth. so when the exoneration thing came up, i guess what occurred to me and what bothered me is i've never seen anything in which we go

in 1863, the republican senator , benjamin wade of ohio quipped, "i prayed with earnestness for his life to be prolonged throughout buchanan's administration, and by god, i'm afraid i have overdone it." [laughter] taney's time did eventually come. hours before his death, taney was presented with the opportunity to take an oath of allegiance to the united states government, an oath proposed by president lincoln and provided state maryland's new constitution. the chief justice stubbornly refused. he died on the evening of october 12, and the very next day, voters in his home state approved an amendment to the state constitution abolishing slavery. it was a fitting event to occur the day after the death of the proslavery chief justice. a few days later, a group of family members, friends, dignitaries, and onlookers gathered to pay their last respects. president lincoln and three cabinet members were there. afterward, a train took his body and a small group of family members to frederick, maryland where the funeral service took place. during the next three months, in late 8064 and early 1865

wade. i believe women in new hampshire need a senator they can count on in washington. that's what i have supported. and that's what i will continue to support. >> senator brown, are there differences on this issue? >> senator shaheen has made this a central part of her campaign distorting my record on this very important issue for women. we are both pro-choice. we he both believe roe v. wade is the law of the land. we both believe women should have access to contraception. we do have some differences. i believe in a conscious exemption. people of faith should be able to practice their faith without their federal government telling them what to do. i believe we should have more adoptions. it's such a central part of who we are as people. and also i believe that parents should play a role in that very important decision because there are great people on both sides of that very important issue. as i travel around our state while women are deeply concerned about that, they are also concerned a

wading into the opening with north korea seeing if it ends up leading to anything else. paula, thanks. >>> nuclear talk was iran are heating up in oman. john kerry meeting into the night with the foreign policy chief. the two sides facing a november 24th deadline to cut a deal. after that, an interim agreement keeps the iranians from building a nuclear bomb expires. >>> the supreme leader talks about israel. ayatollah khomeini says the way to bring an end to israeli crimes is a vote that would end in the injection of all jewish immigrants to israel. he goes on to say the elimination of israel does not many the massacre of jewish people. the khomeini is calling for a referendum of palestinians and jews. >>> new this morning, the white house is promising a more satisfying experience for americans looking to sign up for obamacare. open enrollment on the web site begins on saturday. we are told consumers can start window shopping now to check out options. this is something they could not do when obamacare was rolled out last year. 7.3 million people have insurance through fe

wade cast his ballot earlier this morning at a church in old new kastdle.here was a steady turnout in east vincent, people arrived shortly after the polls opened to kastd their vote in pennsylvania's governor's rate and who will win the seats in the u.s. house of representatives. >> and some encountered problems votesing this morning and their polling place was not open. in upper darby, they did not open until 8:00 a.m. and later and then police told us they had incorrect information on who would be voting there and organizers set up an alternate polling location. this reminder now, if you have questions about the polls or voting procedures, you can fine help here at 6 abc, volunteers from the league of women voters are here to take your phone calls right now and also talking about possible voting irregularities. help is available right up until 8:00 tonight. 6abc.com will begin live streaming results when the polls close across the tri-state and with are tweeting them with 6 abc #~ vote. and we'll have complete coverage of the winners and losers and the ch

. >> incumbent democratic senator chris kuntz is facing a challenge with governor wade.latest. >> reporter: senator tom clark is not up for re-election, but governor wade is fighting for a third term to go back to washington. he voted behind me just a couple hours ago. john carney is looking for another term and his republican opponent has not participated in all the debates, but she put videos out and calls herself the ceo of her house. and in interviews, she made it clear to help people less fortunate and also wants to lower taxes to stimulate job growth. this includes lowering corporate taxes. both candidates here obviously hearing a lot of insecurity from delawareans. >> observe more plentiful but incomes are not going up. they see guys getting their heads cut off on television by isis. they see a lot of concerns. they hear about ebola. a lot of people fanning the flames, but those are real concerns people have. >> reporter: the race to replace chip flowers who decided not to run after a lot of controversy involving state credit cards is interesting. the republican i

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by the end of 1993 after florida upheld roe v wade and preserved the policies individuals were worried about coming and the court said we thought this would be a dangerous corporation predicted not turn out that way. then the very next term all of a sudden the court changes course 1994 they begin the gun-control and americans with disability act, a number of federal protections and it was the first rehnquist court and and nobody knew what happened. as a one of the empirical contributions is to say there is a big important congressional election there was a huge turnover in the house and we can estimate that is how much of any fact it had on the court's decision. and if we just use the cases with the sample of cases of the court's docket every year, the effect of the congress to aging over from the georgia republican is the increase of 50 percentage points and the likelihood the court would strike liberal. it takes the court from having a fairly low thinking was strike the liberal statute to having 70% that most likely to uphold so it is the biggie fact. with get something slightly more

. >> defeated republican challenger kevin wade, democrat won his first term in 2010, defeating tea party candidate christine owe done. >> i for all of your will he shock night results, head to the website myfoxphilly.com. >>> all right, the sister of accused boston bomber admits she hampered police's effort to find her brother. why she says she had to do it. >> and, sometimes crime doesn't go according to plan. this guy learned that the hard way. wait until you see what happens >> i love my son more than anyone of you could even imagine. and i'm looking forward to -- >> all right, minnesota viking, adrienne peterson, make that statement after leaving court yesterday. he'll get no jail time for his child abuse case. >> so, texas judge accepted a plea deal. that will mean probation for that athlete. peterson also has to complete parenting classes, community service, and pay, a $4,000 fine, grand jury indicted peterson for using a switch to spanning his four year old son, the boy was left with several visible marks, on his legs, back, even his privates. peterson has said before, was only tr

wade.le of things happened this year and a couple of things at place next year will prime the ground for more restrictions. as you said earlier, you saw more republicans take over state houses. in fact more than half of the states have completely republican-controlled legislatures. we saw a few more governor seats taken over. and then you have four states that will be meeting next spring that only meet every other year, texas being one of them, south dakota another one, places where normally you could see more restrictions very likely there. something else, another interesting state to watch is tennessee. a couple of weeks ago during the midterm elections, voters approved a ballot initiative saying that the state constitution doesn't guarantee women the right to an abortion and that basically opened the door for the legislature to start passing abortion restrictions for the first time in 15 years. so i think that you're going to see more movement in the states that have already passed a lot

the statues and hancock, lee and long street, grant looking down the national mall in washington, or wade hampton in columbia, south carolina. those giant sculptures of bronze and marble honor the generals, but they are not the generals. the generals themselves, we must always keep in mind, were real, live human beings with varying degrees of the qualities, noble noble and ignoble, which marked the human condition. courage and heroism and honor, to be sure, but also rivalry and jealousy and resentment and bitterness and vindictiveness. by the time that the armies reached petersburg in mid-june of 1864, the soldiers were exhausted physically and psychologically from over six weeks of incessant fighting and marching and fighting yet again. so were their commanders during the hot, dry, seemingly ceaseless siege. meade and hislong division commanders, and among federal division commanders, as well. such strife certainly effective command relations and also sometimes affected operations. such personal animosity is not confined to petersburg, to the civil war, or to olden times. it can flare up

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adelson, a man who is not afraid to wade into conflict, whether it is about israeli rights -- >> there such history as the palestinian people. >> or how the gop can take back the white house -- he has seen his share of battles against the ho family. >> there was a meeting of concessionaires. pansy ho was there. not a very congenial environment. >> she was not nice to you? >> i don't think she was nice to most of the people. she doesn't like that we are competitive in the ferries. i think it is a matter of jealousy. i think they never anticipated that i would succeed. if you go back to when i first opened in 2007 with the venetian, and you look at the clippings, you look at the articles, it was clear they thought i would fail. the day i opened it, we opened at like 6:00 or 7:00, by 7:00 in the morning we had over 14,000 -- 114,000 visitors. there were 30 million people visiting macau. last year, we got 63 million visitations. how can i get 63 million visitations from 30 million visitors? because 30 million visitors went to one of my four properties twice. >> it remains to be seen who wi

. >> reporter: jackson, wade, carter and isom along with hammond are all behind bars. jackson's children we're told are with relatives. in addition to the physical abuse they were exposed to at least three different sex-related activities. they were performed in the presence of the children. and we also just found out that the children range in age from 1 to 12 years old and that this abuse took place between march and may of this year. also according to the sworn affidavit, that mother reportedly told investigators, quote, that the other adults in the house were playing and that the children wanted to be shot with bb guns. all five defendants will be in court december 10th. live in darby, nbc10 news. >>> the suspect at the center of that high-profile kidnapping of a philadelphia woman pleads not guilty. delvin barnes appeared in federal court today with his public defender. a judge ordered barnes held with no bond. they argued that barnes is a danger to the community and could not safely be released under any circumstances. the defense did not challenge that. barnes i

wade you can address when you address the under item 7 some of the red circles will be wise to discusshat publicly so we have great transparency in terms of how we move forward. >> all right. item 6 other commission business. >> yes. commission. >> thank you i would like to ask that staff explorer the possibility of building for water consumption on a cubeic basis as opposed to a hundred cubeic base that's our practice let me give an explanation in my case i in our householder we use between two and three units that's two and three one hundred cubic feet per month a little over 2 but under 3 the result any monthly bill for water is for one months it's for two and for 3 even though my water usage doesn't change that means some months i'm paying 50 percent more for in change in my consumption as we send a signal about conservation to our rates we should make those rates robust to usage as we possible can a that's my thinking i would hope that number one it didn't require any change in the rate structure and about or will be the same unit prices is how we implement it i don't know there's

flood waters flowed into several towns causing people to wade through them. many residents and shop owners trying desperately to stop. more than 200 millimeters of rain reported in just eight hours in one location. the problem is emergency workers are having problems getting to the locations because of the roadways being blocked off and completely cut off because of the water flowing in the area. this low pressure system doesn't look like it is going to go anywhere. it is continuing to push towards the east but at a very slow pace and redeveloping because it is pulling in moisture from the south. back towards the west a cold front from a low in the north atlantic filtering more moisture. that interaction is continuing to generate more rainfall and that's going to be a real problem as we go throughout the next few days. i don't think it will let up anytime soon in italy. the rain is spreading into places like athens. rain from london extending into the iberian peninsula. >>> we are talking about cold and snowy weather in parts of north america because of a col

but the recruiting officer walked by and wade, what do you want? i said, remember, no computers, so my record was still there in the recruiting office. so i explained my problem. and he sat me down and he said, young man, i'm going to give you some advice. he said, go to college. he said that's the best advice. but when you do, he said, i have one favor. he said, i would ask that you please, please take a look at the marine officer precurement that might be there and see if one of them fits your desire. fast forward, i did. the day i left, i commandant and the next day i sat at the commandant's desk and i wrote a letter to that recruiting officer and i said you have no reasons to remember me but i have reasons to remember you. and i told him as one individual changed my entire life by making me a special case and i invited him to be a guest of honor and he came down, and let me tell you, that was one of the proudest moments. there are all sorts of opportunities, but there are all sorts of reason, when a young boy has a problem, listen to him. liste

residents had to wade through knee-deep water. you can see the trucks rolling through the area because of the rainfall and flooding in the streets. i think we're going to see a little bit of a break. again, this doesn't occur very frequently, but when it does, it comes in very short spurts. i think we're going to see a real dry forecast as we go through the next few days. further up north now where a hurricane is weakening and moving toward the north-northeast. it is vergely going to impact portions of the western side of mexico, but it is going to get weaker as it gets closer. becoming a tropical storm on wednesday. landing sometime between wednesday and thursday. now the forecast in north america also a bit wet for areas from chicago down into texas and oklahoma because we had this cold front with colder air forcing up against the warm air. because of that, we're looking at the possibility of flash flooding down towards the south. everywhere else, expecting dry conditions. highs near 20 degrees. by the way in the u.s., it's elec

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democratic senator chris coops will take on republican challenger kevin wade for u.s. senate. stay with nbc 10 for complete coverage of the races in your community this election day. we'll have live updates beginning at 8:00 tuesday night. i'll be covering the corbett campaign in pittsburgh while luann kan will be in york covering that race. >>> switching gears entirely now, to the gridiron, the philadelphia eagles may have beaten the philadelphia texans this afternoon but it was not all good news. they suffered big injuries on offense and defense. we're talking about quarterback nick foles. >> reporter: this team has been dealing with offensive line injuries and are hit in two key areas. first of all, we'll start with nick foles. on the last play of the first quarter, foles gets sacked and he was favoring his left shoulder when he left the game. we are told he'll have an mri on his shoulder on monday, but we have to wait until then to find out how bad it is. then domico ryan picks off this pass and immedi%q0le goes to te ground. i'm told that he's got a torn achilles. if tha

we appreciated david wade secretary kerry's chief of staff was always very kind and accommodating to me. they said the search was jim for a high priority, and i trusted in that, and kept going. and however, the first year we had no information whatsoever. and no interaction, we did not know if he was alive or where he was. >> now, ms. foley, one of the stated objectives of this re-examination of american policy is to take a look at family engangment, what should have been different? what could have been different with the way your family was dealt with by our government, while it was working for the release of your son. >> you know, i am so appreciative of representative hunter, bringing this before the president. i think it is a very important need to look, relook at the policy. here we have lost two talented, young american journalists. and a very good hearted aid worker in peter kassig. these are the best of america. and i think it is very important as americans that are administration values these idealistic crankous americas. i am so delighted that it is being revisited, all i w