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the scariest thing that you will ever go through. my whole world crumbled. >> cara was the kind of teacher students just love. >> she was a rock star at her school. >> with the same man for 20 years, enjoying life together by the beach. >> the balcony was like our second living room, you can hear the waves on the shore. >> but she was all alone that night when, according to her, an intruder burst into her bedroom. >> i was scared to death. i didn't have any other choice. >> you shot him? >> i shot him. >> she said the man attacked her. >> he told me he was going to kill me. >> she'd ...

And he came in the room and that's when i grabbed the gun. >> what exactly did you do? >> um, as he came in the door -- i don't remember. i -- i just -- the gun went off, i shot him. >> reporter: then at the rape crisis center, another version implying an accidental shooting. cara quoted as saying, "he grabbed her, and the gun went off." now she is telling the rape counselor that they were struggling over the gun? what? during this alleged sexual attack? >> she's told me, you know, he raped her. she shot him. but never said anything about him grabbing the gun or anything until she speaks with ...

Texas who abets a woman getting an abortion. they can use texas courts to sue, not only a doctor who does an abortion but anybody who works in any capacity at a clinic where an abortion is provided. anybody who drives you to a clinic, including a taxi driver or an uber driver. a rape counselor who advises you on your options. religious advisor. priest. somebody in your faith who talks with you about your decision. anybody who loaned you money for the procedure. somebody who gives you a place to sleep in town. in the time where your appointment is. if the clinic is far away far away from your h...

In any capacity at the clinic where the abortion happened. they can sue anybody who drove you to the clinic for your appointment. they could sue a rape counselor who advised you on your options if you became pregnant as a consequence of rape. they could sue a priest or any other religious adviser who talked with you about your decision. if you talked with your spouse about your decision to get an abortion, your spouse could be sued for $10,000 plus attorneys' fees by any random person anywhere in the united states. inviting anti-abortion activists all over the country to figure out what woman ...

They devised a weird, convoluted system for enforcing it. instead of saying that the state would just directly punish people who perform an abortion or women who get one, the new law instead kind of takes the state out of it in a way. it creates instead a weird vigilante system whereby anyone in the country, any random anti-abortion activist, any random individual, thanks to this new law in texas, will have standing to sue anyone in texas who aids or abets a woman getting an abortion. they can sue not only a doctor who actually does an abortion, they can sue anybody who works in any capacity a...