Gutierrezromine teaches a class about laws and policies regard ago bor regarding abortion. She tracks Public Opinion through court cases and newspaper kofrncoverage. She also describes costs and health risks in different time periods and states. All right. Everyone, welcome back. This week were looking at the topic of abortion. And in class on tuesday we watched the film abortions stories womens health. That is looking at the more current debates about abortion now. It was looking at abortion in states that had begun to legislate abortion restriction. So today were actually going to go back in time a little bit. Were going to give some Historical Context and do a historical overview of the topic of abortion and were going to start nationally and then were going to look at california specifically, specifically on the topics of specialized abortion or abortion specialists and decriminalization. And then were going to go back to the National Context to look at roe v. Wade and then the leg
60 miles north of epicenter in glenn mills, pa, shoppers designed a few seconds of what the what . Felt like the house shake, okay, like train or freight truck went by or smog and shook the house. Last add few seconds. Reporter your reaction when you felt it. I didnt know what because report rt youre in radnor at work. What did it feel like. We just felt trembling and i stood up to see if anyone else felt and they said yeah they felt tight. It was still going on while we were staning the lights went out. We lost power for a little bit. My reaction was thats beautiful. Im sure thats not most peoples idea of beautiful but thats my idea beautiful. Geology major lydia has been studying earthquakes for four years without feeling one. What happened this afternoon you guessed it. I heard about it because my grandfather lives in ocean city, new jersey, and he e mailed me and said, did you feel the earthquake . There was 4. 1 earthquake. What, it just happened and i was in class and i didnt fee
York and connecticut. 60 miles north of epicenter in glenn mills, pa, shoppers designed a few seconds of what the what . Felt like the house shake, okay, like train or freight truck went by or smog and shook the house. Last add few seconds. Reporter your reaction when you felt it. I didnt know what because report rt youre in radnor at work. What did it feel like. We just felt trembling and i stood up to see if anyone else felt and they said yeah they felt tight. It was still going on while we were staning the lights went out. We lost power for a little bit. My reaction was thats beautiful. Im sure thats not most peoples idea of beautiful but thats my idea beautiful. Geology major lydia has been studying earthquakes for four years without feeling one. What happened this afternoon you guessed it. I heard about it because my grandfather lives in ocean city, new jersey, and he e mailed me and said, did you feel the earthquake . There was 4. 1 earthquake. What, it just happened and i was in
We begin our Team Coverage tonight with the republicans and Craig Boswell columbia, South Carolina. Craig . Reporter kate and ken ted cruz wrapped up his address in Columbia South carolina. This has been a threeman race all night long and now with ted cruz and marco rubio locked in a tie for second the voters have spoken and there is now also one less candidate in this race. Cbs news projects donald trump has won the South Carolina republican primary. He came out ahead of ted cruz and marco rubio but only a few points separate the top three. I want to begin by thanking the people of South Carolina. This is a special state. Jeb bush finished in the bottom three. He told supporters this was his last primary is a 2016 president ial candidate. The people of iowa have decision so im suspending my campaign. Yes. South carolina voters said the most important quality in a candidate is that he shares their values and they said the most important important issue is terrorism. For Kristen Rubio a
Along the tracks. When this system guess out it has a enormous impact. Reporter after a hectic morning with commuters forced to deboard before south station to stapped in long lines and stand in long lines and make unexpected connections amtrak crews were on the tracks trying to fix the issue and using manual signals holding up signs to direct limited trains slowly. To have this happen and to find out about it, at 6 in the morning, and to be scrambling trying to figure out how to help people deal with the morning commute was not the preferred route for any of us. And i get the frustration believe me. Reporter limited trains leaving south station here and the latest is there are two routes up and running stoughton and providence line are leaving the station here but again they are limited. And amtrak says the problems with the signals and switches continues. Things will be back to normal or if it will be back up and running by tomorrow morning. David. Back to you. Thank you. And as you