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By medication. in passing the bill, stay lawmakers ignored testimony from doctors and experts who said its restrictions are not medically necessary and would force clinics to close. the louisiana bill has been delayed by court challenges. if all are upheld, the number of abortion clinics in the entire region could be reduced from 38 to 11. louisiana governor bobby jindal, a potential 2016 presidential candidate, also brushed off warnings that the law would be a setback to women's constitutional right to a safe and legal abortion. about an hour after it passed, he tweeted, looking forward to si...

Back in 1973, roev. wade made it unconstitutional to ban abortions and now across the country that's changing, on the brink of wiping out most of their abortion facilities, louisiana state legislature requires doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at the neighbor hospitals, because there aren't hospitals near the facilities and doctors with admitting privileges, that could reportedly close up to four of the state's five functional abortion clinics, bobby jindal supports the proposal and has indicated that he's going to sign it into law. he tweeted, looking forward to signi...

Complained about growing inequality in america. the question is what will he do about it. >> we have a tax system that that could be more fair to the middle class, to the middle class. >> reporter: but does a close look at the tax code suggest it's unfair? the top 50%, those with incomes over 35,000, pay 97% of all federal income taxes. the top 10%, earning over 120,000, 68%. while the top 1%, those earning over 38,000, pay 35% of all federal income taxes -- 388. >> for poll push shuns take from the top to give to the bottom the slower economic growth is. >> reporter: this is one reason why th...

Increase over what he's been paying. deductibles are about the same, but the co-pay for visits to the emergency room are almost triple his current plan which, with two boys, he says is a factor. >> they're climbing trees, they're falling out of trees, they're running around, they're falling off their bike, they're very active. they're not unlike any other 8 and 10-year-old boys. >> reporter: split lips, head gaps mean er coverage is important, and their experience is not uncommon. lawmakers are getting letters from constituents complaining about sticker shock. listen. >> mike from hickory saw ...

Those glitches, some are finding a pretty pricey marketplace. jim angle's live in washington with the details for us now. jim? >> reporter: hello, jenna. well, andy who lives in kentucky is trying to figure out how much his insurance will cost under obamacare. after ten days of calls to the kentucky exchange, kentucky connect, they were unable to tell him how much his subsidy would be because of repeated i.t. problems, but officials pointed him to a kaiser family foundation site which suggests his subsidy will be $388 a month for his family of four. now, the plan closest to what he has now, th...