the criminals were listening in to everything through a cell phone in ziegler's pocket. >> mark ziegler the phone that, "the police are here. they're approaching me. what do you want me to do?" and what he heard through the phone was two words, "abort. abort." and, then, the phone went dead. >> reporter: in the meantime, the kidnappers blindfolded ziegler's wife and son and loaded them into the family's suv. they drove to a parking lot and dumped the vehicle with ziegler's wife and son still inside. eventually the two freed themselves and found someone to call police. >> so in the end, the family got out alive. and the bank robbers got no money from it. >> no money. but they escaped. >> reporter: the zieglers provided a detailed description of the suspects, which authorities used to create this sketch of the black male and this one the female suspect who came in the house looking for milk. >> now, i'm sure the crime scene techs processed the house and the vehicles within -- within an inch? did they get lucky? did they find anything? >> we found nothing. it was clean. >> fingerprints, fi

mary ziegler is a professor at florida state university college of law. she's a historian and has written numerous books and articles on this topic. her new book is titled "abortion in america: a legal history" and is forthcoming soon. catherine glenn foster is president and ceo of americans united for life. in addition to her work at aul, she serves on the boards of the christian legal society in d.c., the family policy alliance, and he rockville women center. she's a fellow with the james wilson institute on national rights and american founding. please join me in welcoming our three panelists. [applause] lana: ok, so we are here to discuss the future of roe. over the past year or so, may be a little bit longer, there has been a number of state laws and activities at the state level bout reproductive rights. go far in protecting reproductive rights. other states have passed laws restricting access to abortion. mary, i will start with you, since you are the historian here. can you start by telling us a little bit more about what has been happening over t

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. >> james ziegler was the sergeant at arms during the clinton impeachment.trial there were similar rules. they just weren't written down and he points out democrat senator tom harkin did violate the no-talking rule when he stood up and raised an objection. >> i object. i base my objection on the 26 rules on the senate, adopted by the senate, governing impeachment. >> which by the way chief justice rehnquist sustained and it was not -- it wasn't a situation where i needed to go to do something or talk to senator harkin. >> reporter: he doesn't believe it's too much to ask of a senator to sit still, be quiet in a proceeding with the gravits of the impeachment of a president. >> required to sit still and listen to what's going on and i think it's part of that general culture that they're trying to make it clear to the senate you're expected to be there and you're expected to listen to this and you're not expected to be doing other work. >> reporter: but analysts said among a group of people not known for wide attention spans we can expect those rules to be brok