I am Reverend Al Sharpton in new york, continuing or breaking News Coverage out of trenton, new jersey this afternoon. Trenton police have confirmed they are dealing with a barricaded and potentially armed individual at this hour. A little earlier, s. W. A. T. Team members were seen rescuing people from this residence on Phillips Avenue in trenton. The people you see exiting were believed to have been held hostage by the alleged suspect. Authorities have identified the Shooting Suspect as 26yearold andre gordon. He has ties to the trenton area. He is alleged to have killed three people this morning, in neighboring falls township, pennsylvania. Authorities say it was his stepmother, his 13yearold sister, and the mother of gordons two children. The Bucks County District Attorneys Office held a Press Conference earlier regarding this mornings shootings. Lets take a listen. Forcibly broke into the residence, after which he shot and killed his 52yearold stepmother, karen gordon, and his 13y
Condition. sit abnormal, so deformed that the gender cannot be determined. the statement concludes with this, quite sadly, this information is not surprising due to the fact that the fetus, after being deprived of oxygen, is gestating within a dead and deteriorating body, as a horrified family looks on. last week, her husband went to court asking that the ventilator be shut off so her family can take her and give her a proper burial. any way you look at it, it is deeply troubling. join us is jeffrey toobin, anna navaro, charles bloke, sunny hostin and mark geragos and dr. sanjay gupta. the medical condition of this fetus, how serious is this? what does this actually mean? it sounds very serious.
Burial. any way you look at it, it is deeply troubling. join us is jeffrey toobin, anna navaro, charles bloke, sunny hostin and mark geragos and dr. sanjay gupta. the medical condition of this fetus, how serious is this? what does this actually mean? it sounds very serious. you re talking about deformities of the lower ex-premty, and also hydrocephalus, which is fluid on the brain. that s serious no matter what the cause is. now, i think one of the things people will ask is, why is what has happened to the fetus here? could it have been there was a low oxygenated blood situation for the fetus? the same thing that happened to the brain of the mother affected the placenta as well, or is this a genetic abnormality? we don t know the answer to that. you could find out by doing a
Developed, how long it s been there, it can be very different. there are people who develop the situation, even after being born. so it varies. the concern is if this hydrocephalus is significant, it basically got fluid in the places where brain should be and some of that brain could be responsibility for the baby s ability to regulate the heart beat. so if it s not there, the baby may not be able to survive without the mother in this case. so charles, should the condition of the fetus, should it matter in this case? well, i don t think that is the determining factor here. i think there s something very disturbing, almost an abomination if in fact the mother is, in fact, dead. to grow a fetus in a dead body is a very strange concept, and to have the hospital either acting in that capacity or have statutes written so it can be
So if it s not there, the baby may not be able to survive without the mother in this case. so charles, should the condition of the fetus, should it matter in this case? well, i don t think that is the determining factor here. i think there s something very disturbing, almost an abomination if in fact the mother is, in fact, dead. to grow a fetus in a dead body is a very strange concept, and to have the hospital either acting in that capacity or have statutes written so it can be ambiguous as to whether or not this is what the hospital should do in this case. we have to think about this philosophically. when you grow when you re growing a fetus, whenever you consider it to become a baby, in a dead body, it is a very strange thing for anyone to be one at a time. i think the facts do matter