Infanticide in US Abortion Mills – Church Militant

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Abortion mills are committing infanticide.

This is the bombshell news being revealed in the trial of undercover journalists David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt, who exposed Planned Parenthood's trafficking in aborted babies' body parts.

These newborns are not only born alive their organs are harvested for research, even as their hearts are still beating.

In a court brief earlier this month, Daleiden's attorneys documented the experience of Dean Alberty, who once worked with a Planned Parenthood abortion mill in Kansas City.

Alberty testified that he "had been handed whole fetuses from Planned Parenthood doctors and had harvested beating hearts."

He also described "a live birth of twins who were actually cuddling each other."

After Alberty refused to harvest their organs, "the abortion doctor drowned them in a pan of water."

Stem cell researcher Dr. Theresa Deisher told Daleiden "the most horrifying aspect of the use of the remains of aborted fetuses was that some of the babies had to be alive, have beating hearts when they were harvested."

Researchers justify the illegal practice by claiming only live hearts have research value.

Daleiden uncovered the practice of StemExpress, a company specializing in providing U.S. researchers with "whole hearts ... as well as brains, livers and other organs."

A deeper look revealed the scale of the operation, with StemExpress providing babies' organs and tissue to 48 universities and eight private firms across the country.

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra a self-identified Catholic is prosecuting Daleiden and Merritt for exposing Planned Parenthood's trafficking in aborted babies' body parts.

He contends that harvesting organs from newly born infants is protected by the state's abortion statutes, declaring that California law is clear that abortion is not murder.

But in this case, it's clear this is no longer about abortion, but infanticide.

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Sunny days and chilly nights this weekend – WMTW Portland

Sunny days and chilly nights this weekend

Updated: 8:32 AM EDT Oct 19, 2019

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GOOD MORNING, I'M METEOROLOGIST SARAH LONG...THIS MORNING' HEADLINES IN JUST A MOMENT, BUT FIRST...A QUIET AND BRIGHT WEEKEND... SATURDAY SUNSHINE... LIGHTER WIND... TEMPERATURES TODAY WILL BE IN THE MID 50S FOR MOST...TONIGHT CLEAR AND CHILLY...LOWS EARLY SUNDAY IN THE 20S INLAND AND 30S SOUTH AND COAST...DURING THE DAY WE WILL START WITH PLENTY OF SUN...SOME LATE DAY CLOUDS ARRIVING...HIGHS AGAIN IN THE 50S...SOME HIGH CLOUDS SUNDAY NIGHT WILL HELP TEMPERATURES STAY SLIGHTLY WARMER FOR MONDAY MORNING...WE START MONDAY IN THE 30S AND 40S...PARTLY SUNNY AND A LITTLE MILDER NEAR 60 DEGREES... TUESDAY THE CLOUDS WILL INCREASE AND TEMPERATURES WILL STAY IN THE 50S...RAIN ARRIVES OVERNIGHT AND STICKS AROUND INTO WEDNESDAY WITH BREEZY AND WET CONDITIONS...1 TO 2 INCHES OF RAIN LIKELY LATE TUESDAY AND THROUGH WEDNESDAY... CLEARING OUT LATER WEDNESDAY AND THE END OF THE WEEK FEATURES A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS ALONG WITH SEASONABLE TEMPERATURES IN THE MID TO UPPER 50S...WATCHING FOR A POSSIBLE SOGGY START TO NEXT WEEKEND WITH RAIN EXPECTED SATURDAY...WE'LL KEEP YOU UPDATED MORE THAN 30- GOOD MORNING, I'M METEOROLOGIST SARAH LONG...THIS MORNING' HEADLINES IN JUST A MOMENT, BUT FIRST...A QUIET AND BRIGHT WEEKEND... SATURDAY SUNSHINE... LIGHTER WIND.. TEMPERATURES TODAY WILL BE IN THE MID 50S FOR MOST...TONIGHT CLEAR AND CHILLY...LOWS EARL SUNDAY IN THE 20S INLAND AND 30S SOUTH AND COAST...DURING THE DAY WE WILL START WITH PLENTY OF SUN...SOME LATE DAY CLOUDS ARRIVING...HIGHS AGAIN IN THE 50S...SOME HIGH CLOUDS SUNDAY NIGHT WILL HELP TEMPERATURES STAY SLIGHTLY WARMER FOR MONDAY MORNING...WE START MONDAY IN THE 30S AND 40S...PARTLY SUNNY AND A LITTLE MILDER NEAR 60 DEGREES... TUESDAY THE CLOUDS WILL INCREASE AND TEMPERATURES WILL STAY IN THE 50S...RAIN ARRIVES OVERNIGHT AND STICKS AROUND INTO WEDNESDAY WITH BREEZY AND WET CONDITIONS...1 TO 2 INCH

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Updated: 8:32 AM EDT Oct 19, 2019

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3 siblings with rare, life-threatening blood disorder in need of bone marrow transplants CNN – WBAL Baltimore

Three young siblings in Ohio are among thousands of people across the country who are in need of bone marrow transplants.Three-year-old Ava Langenhop, her 2-year-old sister, Olivia, and their 2-week-old brother, Landon, have all been diagnosed with a life-threatening blood disorder called leukocyte adhesion deficiency type 1.As a baby, Ava often had illnesses, including ear infections and colds, but this year her parents became more concerned."She started getting infections every time she would get a scrape," said her mom, Alicia Langenhop.Doctors at Cincinnati Children's Hospital diagnosed her with the rare disease and the family was told a stem cell donor would be needed as part of her treatment.Her sister Olivia was tested as a possible donor, but it was determined she has the same disorder."We were kind of in shock, kind of feeling like we're living someone else's life, like there's one kid, now two of them," Langenhop said."They're such sweet girls, just perfect in every way except for this one unfortunate flaw with their bodies," said the girl's father, Jon Langenhop.The Langenhops dealt with this devastating news while Alicia was pregnant with Landon. Since both parents were carriers, they were told there was a 25% chance Landon would also have LAD1, and two days after he was born, tests confirmed he did.Erica Sevilla, from Be the Match, stressed it's simple to be tested for the donor registry by going online to request a kit, swabbing your cheeks and sending it back in. In most cases, those found to be matches would not have to undergo surgery."Eighty percent of the time, it resembles a blood donation or a plasma donation where blood is extracted through your arm in a nonsurgical procedure," Sevilla said.According to Be the Match, there are 14,000 people in the U.S. waiting for a bone marrow transplant. In a given year, 10,000 of them won't find one even though there are 30 million people on the registry around the world."What surprises many people is that only 30% of patients will find a match within their household or within their family," Sevilla said.The Langenhop family have accumulated about $25,000 in medical bills since the diagnoses. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help them with bills and living expenses.The family is hoping for "10 out of 10 matches" to give their children their best chances at a healthy life. Perfect matches for the girls have not been found. Possible perfect matches for Landon may have been located, but more testing is needed.In the meantime, the Langenhops pray that each one of their kids will receive a transplant one by one. They also hope their personal story sheds light on the importance of the donor registry."Even if it's not helping our children, there are tons of people out there that need a bone marrow transplant," Jon said.

Three young siblings in Ohio are among thousands of people across the country who are in need of bone marrow transplants.

Three-year-old Ava Langenhop, her 2-year-old sister, Olivia, and their 2-week-old brother, Landon, have all been diagnosed with a life-threatening blood disorder called leukocyte adhesion deficiency type 1.

As a baby, Ava often had illnesses, including ear infections and colds, but this year her parents became more concerned.

"She started getting infections every time she would get a scrape," said her mom, Alicia Langenhop.

Doctors at Cincinnati Children's Hospital diagnosed her with the rare disease and the family was told a stem cell donor would be needed as part of her treatment.

Her sister Olivia was tested as a possible donor, but it was determined she has the same disorder.

"We were kind of in shock, kind of feeling like we're living someone else's life, like there's one kid, now two of them," Langenhop said.

"They're such sweet girls, just perfect in every way except for this one unfortunate flaw with their bodies," said the girl's father, Jon Langenhop.

The Langenhops dealt with this devastating news while Alicia was pregnant with Landon. Since both parents were carriers, they were told there was a 25% chance Landon would also have LAD1, and two days after he was born, tests confirmed he did.

Erica Sevilla, from Be the Match, stressed it's simple to be tested for the donor registry by going online to request a kit, swabbing your cheeks and sending it back in. In most cases, those found to be matches would not have to undergo surgery.

"Eighty percent of the time, it resembles a blood donation or a plasma donation where blood is extracted through your arm in a nonsurgical procedure," Sevilla said.

According to Be the Match, there are 14,000 people in the U.S. waiting for a bone marrow transplant. In a given year, 10,000 of them won't find one even though there are 30 million people on the registry around the world.

"What surprises many people is that only 30% of patients will find a match within their household or within their family," Sevilla said.

The Langenhop family have accumulated about $25,000 in medical bills since the diagnoses. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help them with bills and living expenses.

The family is hoping for "10 out of 10 matches" to give their children their best chances at a healthy life. Perfect matches for the girls have not been found. Possible perfect matches for Landon may have been located, but more testing is needed.

In the meantime, the Langenhops pray that each one of their kids will receive a transplant one by one. They also hope their personal story sheds light on the importance of the donor registry.

"Even if it's not helping our children, there are tons of people out there that need a bone marrow transplant," Jon said.

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Storms expected to finish the weekend – KCCI Des Moines

Storms expected to finish the weekend

Updated: 6:57 PM CDT Oct 19, 2019

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JASON: I GIVE HER A LOT OF CREDIT. MAX: THA IS WHY WE ARE HERE. JASON: IF YOU ARE RUNNING A MARATHON TOMORROW, YOU HAVE A BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR IT. 41 LIKE TO BE A LITTLE BIT COOL, BUT I KNOW A LOT OF PEOPLE CONSIDER THAT PERFECT RUNNING WEATHER. WE WILL CONTINUE WITH THE SUN SHINING INTO THE LATER PORTIONS OF THAT RUN. IF IT TAKES YOU PAST NOON TO 1:00, YOU HAVE A TEMPERATURE RUNNING UP TO 60 DEGREES. GOOD LUCK, RUNNERS, THE DAY IS NEARLY UPON YOU. THAT SUNSHINE HAS FELT GLORIOUS. THE RAIN EARLY ON HAS CLEARED OUT. A TEMPERATURE OF 60 RIGHT NOW. WE HAVE A BREEZE, COMFORTABLE AT FIVE MILES PER HOUR. STATEWIDE, SKIES ARE CLEAR. WE LOOK TO THE EAST. YOU CAN SEE A LITTLE BIT OF CLOUD COVER UP TOWARDS THE DEVON AREA -- DAVENPORT AREA. ALL THAT RAIN HAS MOVED EASTWARD WE HAVE ANOTHER SYSTEM BREWING OFF TO THE WEST. RAPID CITY TOWARD DENVER ARE BRINGING IN SNOW AND LIGHT RAIN. THAT WILL WORK IN OU DIRECTION TOWARDS LATER PORTIONS OF TOMORROW. MOST OF THE DAY TOMORROW IS LOOKING WONDERFUL. 65 FOR MINNEAPOLIS IF YOU ARE TRAVELING TO THE SOUTH. TEMPERATURES NEAR 70 FOR ST. LOUIS AND DODGE CITY. 60 DEGREES IS WHAT WE ARE LOOKING AT FOR THE START. DO HAVE A CHANCE AT AN ISOLATED SCATTERED SHOWER. THE BULK OF THE RAIN WILL BE MUCH LATER THAN 8:00 P.M.. CLEAR SKIES STICKING AROUND TONIGHT. SIX AND 7:00 IN THE MORNING, IT HAS PATCHY FOG. CLOUD COVER MAKES ITS WAY IN THE METRO, AREAS EASTWARD. 9:00 P.M., WE SEE A LINE OF SHOWERS WORKING TO THE EAST. 11:00, STRADDLING 35. WE HEAD INTO MONDAY. IT LOOKS TO BE CLOUDY AND DRIER. CHANCES OF ISOLATED SHOWERS THROUGH NORTHERN PORTIONS OF THE STATE. WE HANG ONTO THAT INTO THE MORNING HOURS TUESDAY. AS FAR AS HOW MUCH RAIN YOU C EXPECT, NOT A HUGE RAINMAKER. UNDER A QUARTER OF A INCH FOR THE ENTIRE STATE AS THE RAIN AND STORM ACTION MAKES ITS WAY THROUGH. TONIGHT, SEASONAL TEMPERATURES. 41 IS WHAT WERE TALKING. TOMORROW 64. R TH RAIN WILL BE MUCH LATER INTO THE EVENING HOURS. WE ARE HANGING ON TO LIGHT RAIN CHANCES SUNDAY AND MONDAY. AFTER THAT, WE ARE LOOKING DRY. 54 TUESDAY.

Storms expected to finish the weekend

Updated: 6:57 PM CDT Oct 19, 2019

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Update on the latest sports – FOX5 Las Vegas

MLB-ALCS

Astros strike early

HOUSTON (AP) Its a battle of the bullpens tonight as the Houston Astros try to beat the New York Yankees and win their second American League pennant in three years.

The Astros struck immediately as Yuli Gurriel (YOO-lee gur-ee-EHL) smacked a three-run homer with two out in the first inning. Jose Altuve (al-TOO-vay) laced a one-out double and Alex Bregman kept the inning alive with a two-out walk before Gurriel went deep off Green.

Houston still led, 3-0 heading into the second inning.

Managers AJ Hinch and Aaron Boone plan to go with their relievers for Game 6. Brad Peacock started for Houston against Chad Green. Both teams had their pitching rotations disrupted by Wednesdays rainout, causing the two clubs to play four straight games.

New York sent the series back to Houston with last nights 4-1 game, a game in which neither team scored after the first inning. The Astros had won three straight since dropping the series opener, 7-0.

Game 7 would be tomorrow in Houston if necessary. Houston will start a fully-rested Gerrit Cole, who is 19-0 in 25 starts since a loss to the White Sox back on May 22. The Yankees will counter with Luis Severino, who was the losing pitcher against Cole and the Astros in Game 3.

T25 FOOTBALL-SCHEDULE

Badgers stunned by Illini

UNDATED (AP) Unranked Illinois has authored one of the biggest top-25 upsets of the current college football season.

The Illini had been 2-5 overall and 0-3 in the Big Ten until James McCourt booted a 39-yard field as time expired to lift Illinois past sixth-ranked Wisconsin, 24-23. Tony Adams picked off a pass by Jack Coan at midfield with 2:33 remaining to spark the comeback.

Illinois entered the game as 30 -point underdogs against the Badgers, who never trailed in a game this season before squandering a nine-point lead over the final 9:46.

Heisman Trophy contender Jonathan Taylor rushed 28 times for 132 yards and one touchdown for Wisconsin, but he also had a fumble in Illinois territory in the fourth quarter to set up a 75-yard TD drive for the Illini.

In other Top 25 action:

Second-ranked LSU coasted to a 36-13 win over Mississippi State as Joe Burrow passed for 327 yards and four touchdowns. Burrows has a team-record 29 TD passes this season after going 25 of 32 for the 7-0 Tigers. LSU managed to score points on every drive of the first half and led 22-7 at the break.

Third-ranked Clemson coasted to its 22nd consecutive win as Travis Etienne (EE'-tee-ehn) rushed for 192 yards and a score in a 45-10 thumping of Louisville. Trevor Lawrence overcame two early interceptions to finish 20 of 29 for 233 yards and three touchdowns. Darien Rencher and Chez Mellusi added rushing TDs for the Tigers.

Fifth-ranked Oklahoma rolled to a 52-14 win against West Virginia as Jalen Hurts accounted for 391 total yards and five scores. Hurts threw for 316 yards and three TDs and also rushed for 75 yards and two touchdowns. The Sooners have scored at least 34 points in 17 straight games after racking up 562 yards of offense in their eighth straight win over the Mountaineers.

Kyle Trask threw three of his career-high four touchdowns in the fourth quarter to rally No. 9 Florida to a 38-27 victory at South Carolina. The Gamecocks led 20-17 in the final period until Trask scrambled for a first down and hit Lamical Perine for a 25-yard TD. The Gators bounced back from last weekends loss to LSU and knocked off a team that was coming off a victory against previous No. 3 Georgia.

Bo Nix passed for three touchdowns and ran for another as No. 11 Auburn routed Arkansas, 51-10. Nix turned a close game into a blowout by throwing two TDs in a span of 22 seconds in the third quarter.

Justin Herberts fourth scoring strike of the day was a five-yard throw to Jaylon Redd with 5:10 left to give No. 12 Oregon a 35-31 win against No. 25 Washington. The Ducks trailed 28-14 after Puca Nacua caught a 33-yard TD pass from Jacob Eason on the opening drive of the second half.

Charlie Brewer ran for a TD and was 13 of 17 passing for 312 yards and a touchdown in No. 18 Baylors 45-27 romp over Oklahoma State. JaMycal Hasty rushed for 139 yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries to help the Bears run their school-record winning streak to nine games.

Shane Buechele (boo-SHEHL) set career highs with six touchdown passes and 457 passing yards as No. 19 SMU hammered Temple, 45-21. Reggie Roberson Jr. had a career-high 250 receiving yards on seven catches, including touchdowns of 75, 75 and 33 yards for the 7-0 Mustangs.

No. 20 Minnesota is 7-0 for the first time since their 1960 national championship season after Rodney Smith ran for 111 yards and two touchdowns in a 42-7 thumping of Rutgers. Tanner Morgan threw two touchdowns as the Gophers won their ninth straight game since last season.

Gerrid Doaks ran for a pair of touchdowns and turned a short pass into a 28-yard score in helping No. 21 Cincinnati hold on for a 24-13 victory over Tulsa.

Riley Neal came off the bench and threw a 21-yard touchdown to Cam Johnson with 8:57 left to push Vanderbilt past No. 22 Missouri, 21-14.

Zac Thomas threw for 214 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another score as No. 24 Appalachian State had no trouble earning its first victory as a ranked team, 52-7 against Louisiana-Monroe 52-7.

No. 23 Iowa ended a two-game skid as Mekhi Sargent ran for a 14-yard score with 2:16 left in the Hawkeyes 26-20 triumph over Purdue.

NFL-TITANS-SIMMONS

Titans activate rookie Simmons

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) The Tennessee Titans have activated first-round draft pick Jeffery Simmons, giving him a chance to make his NFL debut Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Tennessee made the 6-foot-4 Simmons its top pick after the defensive tackle from Mississippi State fell from a projected top 10 selection to 19. He tore his left ACL in February and was expected to miss the 2019 season. But Simmons recovered quickly and started practicing with the 2-4 Titans on Wednesday.

NBA-NEWS

Raptors, Siakam work out extension

UNDATED (AP) A person with knowledge of the situation says Pascal Siakam (see-A'-kam) and the Toronto Raptors have agreed on a four-year maximum extension that will be worth $130 million and begin next season.

Siakam was a breakout player last season for the NBA champions, averaging career highs of 16.9 points, 6.9 rebounds and 3.1 assists. He's entering his fourth season, and now is under contract to the Raptors through July 1, 2024.

In other NBA news:

The Hawks have exercised the 2020-21 contract options on forward John Collins and guards Trae Young and Kevin Huerter (HUR-tur). Collins led the Hawks with his averages of 19.5 points and 9.8 rebounds last season. Young was an NBA All-Rookie First Team selection after averaging 19.1 points and 8.1 assists. Huerter was a second team all-rookie pick after scoring 9.6 points per game.

NHL-SCHEDULE

Habs extend Blues skid

UNDATED (AP) The defending Stanley Cup champs find themselves in the midst of a four-game losing streak.

Brendan Gallagher, Jonathan Drouin (DROO-an) and Nick Suzuki scored in the second period to ignite the Canadiens in their third victory in four games, 5-2 at St. Louis. The game was tied until the Habs beat Jake Allen three times in the middle stanza, while Carey Price made 15 saves in the period.

Jordan Weal and Shea Weber also scored to back Price, who turned back 32 shots in his 325th career victory.

Elsewhere on NHL ice:

First overall pick Jack Hughes scored his first NHL goal and Mackenzie Blackwood posted his third career shutout by stopping 25 shots in the Devils 1-0 win over the Canucks. Hughes netted a power-play goal to help New Jersey earn its second straight win since a season-opening six-game losing streak.

NASCAR-KANSAS-QUALIFYING

Hemric beats playoff drivers for NASCAR pole at Kansas

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) Daniel Hemric has the pole for Sundays NASCAR Cup playoff race at Kansas Speedway as he tries to land a full-time ride next year.

He turned a lap of 178.047 mph to edge the retiring David Ragan during Saturdays qualifying. Hemric was told last month by Childress Racing that the race team was passing on his 2020 option.

Ryan Blaney was third after his rain-delayed win last weekend at Talladega. Brad Keselwoski will start alongside him after qualifying fourth and Kyle Larson will start fifth. Blaney and Larson already have earned spots when the playoff field is cut to eight drivers on Sunday.

LPGA-SHANGHAI

Korda takes 1-shot lead with 6-under 66

SHANGHAI (AP) Jessica Korda carded eight birdies in a 6-under 66 that gives her a one-stroke lead through three rounds of the Buick LPGA Shanghai.

Fellow American Danielle Kang is alone in second following a 66 that included six birdies and an eagle.

Second-round leader Brooke Henderson dropped to third place, falling five strokes back with a double-bogey on her final hole.

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