oh, was 2nd of march ray developing, who was, who was the journalist local dallas was in ah, what is i daughter? ah, because he knew of people interested in these events. they certainly can search for the information on the web. they have those websites and so, but let's take into consideration considerations and ordinary people like regular ones that don't know, they don't have a clue and what was happening and what is happening right now. and we've translated the brochures, couple of pages only very short and simple. we've just says into 12 languages. it's sort of only english and french. it's fantasy, so romanian saturday and and you come to this profession and as a war importer and as a field trip, what before dealing with previous life? yes. but you can still rely on that experience. do you think one brochure or even several brochures translate in multiple languages? a job? no difference. this is one only one hint as small parts of a global, much more wide job actually. and this is not the way to persuade. this is the way to give instrument to persuade. it's uploaded to a websit

reporting that the dallas mavericks are interested in gary payton ii. dallas head coach jason kidd goes way back with payton's daddy while growing up in oakland. russell westbrook will not be testing free agency. the former mvp had 47 million reasons to return to the lakers. westbrook opted in to the final year of his contract and had this musical message for all his haters. ♪ you won't break my soul, you won't break my soul, you won't break my soul, i'm telling everybody ♪ >> break my soul by beyonce. i might try that. but i've got find enough haters first. >> you don't have any haters. you got nothing but lovers. >> i've been lucky. >> we also need $47 million too. >> that's true. . that will not break your souchlt. >> no it will not. it helps a little bit. >> thanks. >>> up next, a close call with a bolt of lightning. scary moments for a group of boaters. >>> and coming up on our streaming service "cbs news bay area," could we see another la nina? we look at the early indications and the implications for our drought. you can watch our stream wher

it paid terms of dallas with with peyton a second. keep an eye on that. because i expect that point guard to go in free agency runs into new york. remember that jason kidd and gary payton senior go back a long, long time? okay, okay, friends. are the warriors willing to pay $10 million for him like what's going to be the number um, but certainly keep an eye on dallas for peyton. really really strong suitor sports, but stay on the topic of future landing spots. the 49ers jimmy garoppolo is said to be on schedule in his recovery from shoulder surgery. this won't help the 49ers leverage as they try to deal garoppolo back in garoppolo stays with the patriots. he was injured on this play. while serving for tom brady, who was serving a four game suspension. garoppolo left that game and the next week was replaced by jacoby . brissett percent was injured the next weekend, garoppolo was set to start the final game of brady's suspension. after practicing all week, garoppolo decided not to play. it was forced into action and on a podcast a week. this week, garoppolo

i went to dallas, which is where i am from come and went to the first unitarian church of dallas, which is the church my family grew up in as well, and had the opportunity to see some of the action happening at that church around helping people access abortion in new mexico. there is a long history there. in the 1960's, the unitarian church stated their public support for access to abortion before roe v. wade, and the ministers at that church were working with the clergy consultation service, which was a network of mostly protestant ministers and jewish rabbis across the country who helped people find safe abortion. so they were working with the doctor named dr. curtis boyd who we talked about in the previous story we published this weekend, who was performing safe abtionsefore they were legal in texas. eventually, dr. boyd moved from texas to mexico and the ministers at the church at the time helped ordinate flights from dallas to new mexico for people to access abortion pre-roe. acids is the 8, -- now since sb 8, a network of volunteers within new mexico religious coalition for reprod

she has seen similar films from other wars, often recorded by the perpetrators themselves, kizzy dallas, dove nothing. they are all proud of what they've done. that's why they film it down as he stant this is every day life in the war in syria to see style. it's unbelievable global, legally speaking, the video and the crimes at documents is an invaluable piece of evidence. right, so i believe is said that it sounds cynical, but evidence like this is brilliant. these that belies this, this piece of evidence would certainly be a good basis for a solid investigation. he and they had meet, long or one could prepare an indictment and go to court with this. forget had came to seed in of course it would be good for syria if germany opened preliminary proceedings, affinity hit germany did in fact hold a trial of global note recently and cobblins to syrian intelligence agents were sentenced to long prison sentences for torture and murder. the principle of universal jurisdiction makes this possible. germany is one of the few countries to widely exercise this principle and can proceed against crim

arriving in dallas on the morning of the fatal day, he and mrs. kennedy are greeted by vice president johnson and the mayor of dallas. john f. kennedy has been president two years, ten months, two days. they ride in the familiar presidential limousine because the weather has turned a fair, the transparent bubble top has been removed. from a fifth floor window at 12:30 pm comfy rifle shots that bring death to president kennedy and seriously wound governor -- of texas. 29 minutes later, the 35th president of the united states, lies dead in a nearby hospital. the presidential limousine bears the marks of violent death. the flowers mrs. kennedy carried from the airport are twisted and torn. shock and disbelief give away to tears. the nation and the world's reaction is one of bewilderment and grief. at the dallas airport, 99 minutes after mr. kennedy's death, vice president lyndon b. johnson, his wife at his side, and the grief stricken widow with them, takes the presidential oath aboard the draft, which brings him together with the body of the late pr

lieutenant tanner morgan is with the grand prairie fire department near dallas. right now we're in the crooks are at that critical point. >> where consumer-driven world we live in is pushing these vehicles out and the fire department is playing catch-up. are we prepared right now? i don't think so. the national volunteer fire council is among the agency sounding an awareness alarm, especially since high voltage lithium-ion batteries are also out there on thousands of buses and delivery vehicles in rural areas, especially on interstates where there are no hydrants. this is going to create a logistical issue for emergency response agency says they're going to have to shuttle the water up that they need to handle these emergencies. the national transportation safety board issued a lengthy report 2 years ago about the safety risks to emergency responders from lithium ion battery fires. >> highlighting a california incident that required 20,000 gallons of water to extinguish and then thousands more when the car reignited while being towed. the agency has urged all ev

they will lose money this way. >> that is the dallas fed survey. individual surveys could be quite volatile. i like to look at all five of them. five federal reserves put out monthly surveys. we now have all five. we got the richmond data which was just as depressing as the dallas data. keep in mind this is skewed toward manufacturing. we know consumers cut back spending on durable goods. that is the bad news. the good news because ever overhang of durable goods inventories prices are starting to come down. we may get improvement in inflation in that regard. all in all i would say we're looking at very slow growth, maybe really no growth in the first half of the year. i think we'll get somewhat better in the second half. charles: ed, always feel better listening to you, not only because you're optimistic, rose-colored glasses kind of guy but you have one of the best track records in the business. thanks so much, my friend. appreciate it. >> thanks. charles: still to come, folks, nike earnings are out. let's say they weren't that great although, alt

lieutenant tanner morgan is with the grand prairie fire department near dallas. right now we're in the crooks were at that critical point. >> where consumer-driven world we live in is pushing these vehicles out and the fire department is playing catch-up. >> are we prepared right now? i don't think the national volunteer fire council is among the agency sounding an awareness alarm, especially since high voltage lithium-ion batteries are also out there on thousands of buses and delivery vehicles in rural areas, especially on interstates where there are no hydrants. this is going to create a logistical issue for emergency response agency says they're going to have to shuttle the water up that they need to handle these emergencies. >> it's 9.26. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a new effort to combat the fentanyl crisis. how the south bay is trying to prevent overdoses in schools. get a 10% off rebate with the purchase of 4 or more eligible samsung appliances at lowe's. like the samsung bespoke refrigerator with customizable and changeable door panels

lieutenant tanner morgan is with the grand prairie fire department near dallas. right now we're in the crooks were at that critical point. >> where consumer-driven world we live in is pushing these vehicles out and the fire department is playing catch-up. >> are we prepared right now? i don't think so. the national volunteer fire council is among the agency sounding an awareness alarm, especially since high voltage lithium-ion batteries are also out there on thousands of buses and delivery vehicles in rural areas, especially on interstates where there are no hydrants. this is going to create a logistical issue for emergency response agencies as they're going to have to shuttle the water up that they need to handle these emergencies. >> and 7.26, coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. a new effort to combat the fentanyl crisis. how the south bay is trying to prevent overdoses in schools. frosty time is kinda like "you time", if "you time" tasted like a frosty. hey willie! can i get a hand with this? you got this brother. i know you've been working out. please

well, southwest airlines pilots will they protested at their major hub in dallas last tuesday, and they've written a letter to management, saying pilots are more than three times as fatigued right now as they were throughout the pandemic. pilots for american airlines report similar problems and all the pilots say they have been struggling to get new contracts for more than a year. except for locally based united, which just reached an agreement with its pilots that will provide more scheduling flexibility and increase overtime pay. flight attendants, tsc workers and air traffic controllers also reports similar problems here. more stress over the late flights, fewer workers and declining interest in their professions with no short term solution in sight. and there are 474 flight cancelations affecting flights into out of or across the u. s as of right now, back to you. wow andre. thank you. i'm is. 7 19 salads back. you've got your hands full, a lot happening in the community. yeah we do have a lot slower traffic out there. dave and claudine right now, let's start with the east bay where we

it's the 2nd woman with 2 former champions preparing to return to send to court or found the dallas. serena williams are both in action, but right now it's women's number one. ego should be on tech. who say consensus stage, not a poll is up against yana fats. of croatia, she on psych is looking to extend her winning streak of matches to $36.00. she's already won 6 titles this year and is looking good evening match having taken the 1st set. 6 love i shall take is followed by 2 time winner raphael nadal and then $23.00 grand slam singles champions. serena williams makes her long awaited return. it's been 12 months since an injury forced her to pull out of the 1st round to at wimbledon. bart men's 2021 finalist mateo better seni. as pulled out of the tournament after testing positive for coven 19. he's the 2nd player in just 24 hours to withdraw because of corona virus with the all england club saying it will review its protocols. now it's a big disappointment, of course for the italian who came in to the tournament with back to back titles on grass and stood god and the queens club. an

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lieutenant tanner morgan is with the grand prairie fire department near dallas. right now we're in the crooks are at that critical point. >> where consumer-driven world we live in is pushing these vehicles out and the fire department is playing catch-up. are we prepared right now? i don't think so. the national volunteer fire council is among the agency sounding an awareness alarm, especially since high voltage lithium-ion batteries are also out there on thousands of buses and delivery vehicles in rural areas, especially on interstates where there are no hydrants. this is going to create a logistical issue for emergency response agency says they're going to have to shuttle the water up that they need to handle these emergencies. >> some things you have to change for. sure. 5.27. is the time coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. a new effort to combat the fentanyl crisis will tell you how the south bay now it's helping to treat and prevent overdoses in schools will have that story. meow mix tasty layers crunchy and meaty textures with a mouth-watering gravy c

our dallas fort worth station is in san antonio with more on this right now. what do we know? >> reporter: san antonio police say a city worker helped uncover the gruesome scene after hearing a cry for help near a tractor-trailer on a remote back road. the worker looked inside the tractor-trailer and found a number of dead bodies. >> we have processed a number of bod dwlas have been triaged, tagged, declared deceased at this time. we're not supposed to open up a truck and see stacks of bodies there. none of us comes to work expecting that. >> reporter: this is the latest in people trying to cross the border. >> the plight of migrants seeking refuge is a humanitarian crisis. tonight we're dealing with a horrific human tragedy. >> reporter: four children were among 16 people taken to area hospitals. they were hot to the touch and dehydrated with no signs of water in the trailer. >> if it's 100 outside. it's about 125 degrees inside without water, without air, without nothing. it's ridiculous. drivers can do that. >> reporter: they may conduct another canine search in the woods j

at a center in the dallas area, a volunteer told our producer they don't offer abortions, adding abortions can cause infertility. when asked about the abortion pill, they said my job is not to scare you. you never get over seeing that baby she then pointed to a small plastic model like this saying can you imagine one of these in your panties >> oh, my gosh okay yeah, so as a taxpayer, this is infuriating. a horrible thing for a woman to be told and totally medically inaccurate >> as a nurse, as a mom, you totally shocked me with that it is a lie, and it is shaming tan istefx >> reporter: representative donna howard, a democrat, found an unlikely ally in republican sarah davis. they're calling for these non-profits to be regulated and demanding accountability for a program called alternative to abortion which helps fund crisis pregnancy smers. in texas, they outnumber abortion clinics 9-1 when i say alternative to abortion, what is the first thing that comes to mind >> waste of money. waste of taxpayer dollars. lack of accountability and actually, no metrics that indicate that it has anythi

lieutenant tanner morgan is with the grand prairie fire department near dallas. right now we're in the crooks were at that critical point. >> where consumer-driven world we live in is pushing these vehicles out and the fire department is playing catch-up. >> are we prepared right now? i don't think so. the national volunteer fire council is among the agency sounding an awareness alarm, especially since high voltage lithium-ion batteries are also out there on thousands of buses and delivery vehicles in rural areas, especially on interstates where there are no hydrants. this is going to create a logistical issue for emergency response agency says they're going to have to shuttle the water up that they need to handle these emergencies. >> we'll see what they come up with. will take a break here for 26. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news and iconic bay area park now has an uncertain future. >> the major change announced that the great america theme park. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called

um and then i finally got here and i'm afraid it's gonna beotested at their major hub in dallas yesterday, and they've written a letter to management, saying pilots are more than three times as fatigued right now as they were throughout the pandemic. pilots for american airlines reports. similar problems and all the pilots say they have been struggling to get new contracts for more than a year except united locally based united, which just reached an agreement with its pilots that will provide more scheduling flexibility. an increase overtime pay. flight attendants , t s a workers and air traffic controllers also reports similar problems. more stress over delayed flights, fewer workers and declining interest in their professions with no short term solution inside. and by the way , there are 474 flight cancelations affecting flights into and out of, or cross the u. s as of right now, back over to you. all right. thank you, andre . frustrating as a lot of people are anxious to travel and booking those flights. demand is certainly up. all right. let's check in with sal for a look at our comm

dhs's plan taxpayers would foot the bill to send aliens to cities california, new mexico houston and dallas, texas. dollars should be use to secure our border not exploit the biden border crisis: whether he has the authority to remain in mexico policy that decision could come as soon as tomorrow. ainsley, steve? thank you so much and as brutal as we are watching what is happening at the border right now. you know you see the times in which people get loaded up. go into places like catholic charities, ngos and get a fresh set of clothes and new sneak ares and clear bag and go on planes and buses and be put through our country and become part of the social services system which we all pay for. and that's bad enough. when you understand that the danger this administration is causing tangentially by telling people if you get here, you get to stay, you pay human traffickers to pay you here. experts to get here and stay here. maybe they were part of the group that went into that tractor-trailer that they said was air conditioning. next thing you know they're all dead. # 6 dead. stacks of body. al

were plans to send illegal migrants to places from los angeles, albuquerque, new mexico, houston and dallas. but again, all of this is in some way encouraging illegal --immigration and tragedy. >> back in the day, president biden said the border is not open. however, every indication and the failure to enforce immigration laws and the failure to implement stronger immigration laws and border security laws, this has all led for the border issue to become a magnet, where you have vulnerable families continuing to pay these drug cartels, to pay the human traffickers, to get over the border illegally. and so this becomes a huge problem, dagen. and quite frankly, while the republicans are in a limited position to at least -- to really get anything done because house of representatives or the senate, we're going to have to wait until the republicans get into the majority to see -- to really get -- highlight this tragedy that we're seeing at the border and at the end of the day hold secretary mayorkas accountable for what we're seeing in terms of the border crisis. dagen: meantime, president biden

happens inside we sent in two nbc news producers to ask for pregnancy counseling at a center in the dallas area a volunteer told our producer they don't offer abortions, adding abortions can cause infertility. when asked about the abortion pill, the volunteer said, my job is not to scare you. you never get over seeing that baby she then pointed to a small plastic model like this, saying, can you imagine one of these in your panties? >> oh, my gosh okay >> yeah, so as a taxpayer this is infuriating. a horrible thing for a woman to be told and medically totally inaccurate >> as a nurse, as a mom, you totally shocked me with that it's a lie and it is shaming and it is -- it is grotesque. >> reporter: texas state representative donna howard, a democrat, found an unlikely ally in former republican state representative sarah davis. they're calling for these non-profits to be regulated and demanding accountability for a program called alternatives to abortion, which helps fund crisis pregnancy centers. in texas, they outnumber abortion clinics 9-1. >> when i say alternatives to abortion, what is

dhs plan, taxpayers send aliens to los angeles, california, albuquerque, new mexico and houston and dallas, texas. taxpayer dollars should be used to protect the border. ice director withdrawal from -- gonzales waited for a year for a vote which suggests he was unlikely to get final approval for the job. in washington supreme court decision on whether the biden administration can end the remain in mexico policy could come as soon as tomorrow. trump era -- played out. carley and joey. >> joey: thank you, jackie. new york supreme court striking down a law. >> carley: joining us is a plaintiff in the case, joe borelli. joe, this law would give green card holders the right to vote in the new york supreme court agree with you and say that is illegal. what is your reaction for this win? >> it is a good win for people who believe you must be a citizen to vote in election whether locally in new york. >> carley: pretty basic concept. >> joe: this is something democrats vnth held back and they want to do this in other places around the country. hopefully other jurisdictions see the problem and decid

curtis poid started this clinic in new mexico and another in dallas. he is one of the oldest ab aborabortion doctors in the country. >> you may swallow that with some water now, what -- what i'm going to tell you that's it. >> they make it your choice. they make it reasonable and wise this is a -- a decision that these ibm are making according to our falgt values. it is our duty as a faith organization, who trust what came from god and support it. >> half came across state lines to take a pill the other half, for a ten-minute pril pledge. you have i am out there who don't have anybody or they did it with the long person or they are just not ready you can't make women be ready for fwgrnd kids and that type of huge step. >> the church where are they began their journey helped roe v. wade to the supreme, and is now fighting the texas' law. >> we are going to see a public-health crisis in this country. but a lot of people don't even ant to think about it because they don't think it affects them but what affects one affects the other and this is where our f

taxpayers would fit the bill to a lien such as los angeles, california, albuquerque, new mexico, and dallas, texas. taxpayer dollars should be used to secure the border not to exacerbate the biden border crisis. meanwhile president biden nominee for isis director draws inspiration for texas sheriff ed gonzalez who waited a year for senate confirmation vote which is unlikely to get final approval before the job. back in washington, the supreme court decision whether the biden administration can end the policy could come as soon as tomorrow. the trump era program allows dhs to send migrants back to mexico while asylum is being played out. back to you guys. >> carley: so much going on at the southern border, jackie thank you. let's bring in former eyes director and dhs assistant secretary to help us break it down. good morning to you. these two illegal immigrants that were found to kill fentanyl with millions of americans come is there any reason to be released from jail? >> you know, not that i can see. on one hand if illegal immigrants with fentanyl, they should have been held to be deported

the state petroleum provider is limiting what it sends to fewer stations in dallas have been a lot victim. i am wondering how to divide to these lot among all these people them make well we give 30 liters for vehicles, 3 wheelers and motor weiss, a full tank. but if court vehicles don't get through today, judges will have to stop the hearing cases. so a gentleman from the ulysses, he's asking for fuel for judges. these are the kinds of challenges i face. you are . on monday the military began issuing tokens that assure the holder, a guaranteed chance to fuel up when stocks arrive, but not all are convinced. it's a practical system, i hope are things with i am, if an all goes off berlin, god willing, but there are things will improve. i'm in the there's no other better country living or than sri lanka. i would say if things are come into place, the government is struggling to find supplies, willing to provide fuel. and this means the hundreds of thousands of people queuing at petrol stations around the country can only hope and wait minute fernandez, ultra 0, colombo zimbabwe, central bank

at a center in the dallas area, a volunteer told our producer, they won't offer abortions, adding abortions can cause infertility. when asked about the abortion pill, the volunteers said, my job is not to scare you, you never get over seeing that baby. she, then, pointed to a small plastic model like this, can you imagine one of these in your panties? >> oh my gosh! okay. >> yeah, so as a taxpayer, this is infuriating. a horrible thing for a woman to be told, and medically, totally inaccurate -- >> as a nurse, as a mom, you totally shocked me with that. it's a lie. >> doctor gibson, your reaction to that? >> this is unfortunately a very real reality. we have pregnancy crisis centers that are literally set up right adjacent to our planned parenthood clinics. they've even copied the signage and the coloring of the windows to make it appear as if they are a planned parenthood brand. and we know that patients leave there with information that is not medically accurate, in any way, shape, or form. and there is, a real significant track record of forcing patients to go through barriers, to achiev

lieutenant tanner morgan is with the grand prairie fire department near dallas. right now we're in the crooks were at that critical point. >> where consumer-driven world we live in is pushing these vehicles out and the fire department is playing catch-up. >> are we prepared right now? i don't think so. the national volunteer fire council is among the agency sounding an awareness alarm, especially since high voltage lithium-ion batteries are also out there on thousands of buses and delivery vehicles in rural areas, especially on interstates where there are no hydrants. this is going to create a logistical issue for emergency response agency says they're going to have to shuttle the water up that they need to handle these emergencies. >> well, certainly something to consider that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10:00am, venters? >> introduce a new way to signal for help in the wilderness tiny robots that could soon be flying to your rescue is farce of the czars. 7th inning doesn't the a's in the big apple? our sports director

this was a scene, for example, in dallas this weekend was distributed. so what is that exactly? what about the thought of having children makes these people so angry?tt where does an attitude like that come from? well, as it turns out,co that attitude comes from the same place the democratic party now gets all of its a attitudes directly from corporate america. corporate america wants you toch haveil this . this is a big change. big one hundred years ago, big foranies build housing the families of their employees and then schools and libraries to educate themls. itbu was the humane thing to do, but it also seems to make good business sense at the time. if you wanted workers you could count on you had to take care of them and their offspring. but over time that arrangement got expensive. employees with families demanded higher wages to support their childrenn and in many cases they formed unions to get those raises. sosobo labor costs soared. soco corporate america d in response toev this developed a new model hire single women and many big companies, including in the traditional

lieutenant tanner morgan is with the grand prairie fire department near dallas. right now we're in the crooks were at that critical point. >> where consumer-driven world we live in is pushing these vehicles out and the fire department is playing catch-up. >> are we prepared right now? i don't think the national volunteer fire council is among the agency sounding an awareness alarm, especially since high voltage lithium-ion batteries are also out there on thousands of buses and delivery vehicles in rural areas, especially on interstates where there are no hydrants. this is going to create a logistical issue for emergency response agency says they're going to have to shuttle the water up that they need to handle these emergencies. >> that was nancy loo reporting. statistics show that evs are in far fewer fiery crashes. that gas powered cars. however, when it does happen, the fire may require a bigger response with multiple takers. evs are expected to account for more than half of all new car sales by 2030. >> coming up tonight, more baby formula on the way from aus

lieutenant tanner morgan is with the grand prairie fire department near dallas. right now we're in the crooks are at that critical point. >> where consumer-driven world we live in is pushing these vehicles out and the fire department is playing catch-up. are we prepared right now? i don't think so. the national volunteer fire council is among the agency sounding an awareness alarm, especially since high voltage lithium-ion batteries are also out there on thousands of buses and delivery vehicles in rural areas, especially on interstates where there are no hydrants. this is going to create a logistical issue for emergency response agency says they're going to have to shuttle the water up that they need to handle these emergencies. >> and that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. statistics show that evs are in far fewer fiery crashes than gas-powered cars. but. >> but it does happen. the fire may require a bigger response with multiple tankers. evs are expected to account for more than half of all new car sales by the year 2030. an update now from the chp all la

lieutenant tanner morgan is with the grand prairie fire department near dallas. right now we're in the crooks are at that critical point. >> where consumer-driven world we live in is pushing these vehicles out and the fire department is playing catch-up. >> are we prepared right now? i don't think so. the national volunteer fire council is among the agency sounding an awareness alarm, especially since high voltage lithium-ion batteries are also out there on thousands of buses and delivery vehicles in rural areas, especially on interstates where there are no hydrants. this is going to create a logistical issue for emergency response agency says they're going to have to shuttle the water up that they need to handle these emergencies. >> those ancillary reporting for us in statistics show that evs are in far fewer fiery crashes. then gas powered cars. however, when it does happen, the fire may require an even bigger response with multiple tankers. evs are expected to account for more than half of all new car sales by the year 2030. >> at least 3 people are dead and

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curtis boyd started this clinic in new mexico and another in dallas. he's one of the oldest abortion doctors in the country and is determined to make sure these women have a way out. >> you may swallow that with some water. now, what i must tell you is that's it. >> make it your choice, but make it reasonable and wise. >> this is a decision that these women are making according to their own faith and values. it's our duty as a faith-rooted organization to trust what we have heard from god and support it. >> reporter: half of the came across state lines. the other half, for a medical procedure. >> you have women out there raped. you have women out there they don't have anybody or did wit the wrong person, or they're just not ready. you can't make women be ready for taking care of kids, because that's like a huge step. >> reporter: the church where these women began their journey, fought for abortion rights before roe, helped roe v. wade to the supreme court, and is now fighting the texas law. >> we are going to see a public health crisis in this country