Attack were finally suspended. in florida, a 15-year-old boy is caught on camera savagely beating a 9-year-old girl on a school bus. now i have to warn you, i actually couldn t watch this video. for that the school issued a civil citation to the boy. but after enormous outrage, the student has not been charged with battery. and then there s the story we brought you last night out of missouri where a whistle blower revealed that a st. louis clinic had been taking advantage of insecure kids and teens to push gender transition on them. leading to mental anguish or worse in some cases.
Facility that will accommodate 11,000 patients a year. the truth is our patients want easier access, any 13-mile drive from our st. louis clinic to the illinois clinic is an opportunity for them to get the care with less judgment, less restriction, and less hoops to jump through. missouri is home to some of the most restrictive abortion laws, that require counseling and multiple visits there that s not the case across the mississippi river, where the laws are among the countries most liberal. it s a travesty that this is happening in our state, a travesty that women come here to get an abortion. a number of states have increasingly restrictive abortion laws, and even outright bands that they have passed to challenge the roe v. wade decision, and while none of us have taken effect, this new clinic s location provides the closest access for many women from those states, if the bans to take effect. the clinic s opening comes at a time when abortion nationally is at an all-time low.
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Health services at planned parenthood to continue providing abortion services. the statest last legal abortion provider will be continue to operate. i want the people of missouri to know that people in need of reproductive healthcare that they can come to planned parenthood, the doors are open. heavily on inspection report that noted four failed abortions at the st. louis clinic. two that resulted with women in the hospital due to severe complications. under restrictive laws and guidelines two pelvic exams of women seeking abortions. planned parenthood says more than one is not medically necessary and amounts to abuse. on wednesday doctors at the clinic said they would perform only one pelvic exam in defiance of the state it wasn t a surprise that the state came out and denied the new license. the clinic will continue to operate as long as this
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Can t discussed during an active investigation. planned parenthood said it is being targeted because the governor s antiabortion it regionally signed a law banning the procedure after eight weeks. at the st. louis clinic pro-life supporters rallied and talks with patients. natural family planning. she visits the clinic for birth control and opposes the 8-week law. i know i m not ready. you set me up for failure. reporter: missouri is one of 9 states that pass restrictive abortion bills. a lot of states are going backwards because their citizens are demanding it. reporter: the case will be back in court on wednesday. planned parenthood fighting to stay open in st. louis and if you want to be close even temporarily the next nearest clinic is 10 miles away in illinois. shannon: democrats say
Planned parenthood alleges it s being targeted because the governor is anti-abortion and recently signed a law banning the procedure after eight weeks. at the st. louis clinic, pro life supporters rallied, prayed, and talked patients. natural family planning. she visits the clinic for birth control and opposes the eight-week law. what if i got pregnant by accident and i have to keep it. i m not ready. then what? you set me up for failure. missouri is one of nine states that passed very controversial restrictive abortion bills. a lot of states are going backwards because their citizens are demanding it. this case is scheduled to be back in court on wednesday. planned parenthood fighting to stay open here in st. louis. if it were to be closed even temporarily, the next nearest clinic is about ten miles away in illinois. shannon? shannon: thank you very much. republicans are increasingly waging a war on women the
If the judge those hand planned parenthood a small victory in that case, matt finn has more. reporter: on tuesday st. louis judge ruled that nonstaff doctors at a planned parenthood clinic in st. louis do not have to comply with the state subpoena to testify at a wednesday hearing that could decide the state of missouri s all abortion clinic. pro women, pro-life, pro - missouri is not renewing the violations like avoiding state required health exams. these actions are unprecedented. reporter: planned parenthood filed a lawsuit to stay open. planned parenthood argues it is complying with state demands even agreeing to remove trainees for abortion procedures. planned parenthood bent over backwards to meet medically unnecessary and inappropriate requests from the state. reporter: governor mike carson said there is more he
Is up in the air. we have more. on tuesday, a st. louis judge ruled that nonstaff doctors at the planned parenthood clinic in st. louis do not have to comply with the state subpoenas to testify at a wednesday hearing that could decide the fate of missouri s sole abortion clinic. . pro life! pro woman. missouri is not renewing the st. louis planned parenthood license citing violations like state-wide required pelvic exams. these are unprecedented. so far, a judge ruled in the clinic s favor. planned parenthood bent over backwards to meet some frankly medically unnecessary and inappropriate requests from the state. governor mike parson said there s more violations he can t discuss in an active investigation.