i think what disturbs me is that lila rose and her weirdo -- >> lila rose. >> lila rose whatever her name is and her weirdo group that goes on to the hill and tries to sell these videos. >> why are you so mean and personal? >> they're not doing anything except a disservice. >> i'm shocked. i'm speechless. as you put it. and i do have a brain in my head i believe, and i have a heart in my body. because you said that abortion that is the killing of a human being and it's, yes, infant stages. infant stages. >> no. no. >> let me finish. let me finish. >> that's not the law of the land. >> what is legal is -- >> do you follow the laws of the land? do you follow the laws? >> you're changing the topic. let me finish this. >> no. >> what is legal is not always morally right. and then my -- >> this argument is about planned parenthood doing something that's illegal. >> let me finish my point. >> that's why these pastors -- >> let him finish his point. >> the suggestion, that killing a living human being inside the womb suggest that's not a moral issue? i find that to be so out of main stream

. >> this is the kind of event lila does outside the planned parenthood clinic in washington, d.c. >> planned parenthood is the biggest abortion chain in our country. they commit over 320,000 abortions every year. >> stop interfering with women's private health care decisions, this is a sham. >> reporter: in this fight lila rose is building a new army. thousands of facebook subscribers andwitter followers, all fans of her group live action. and their contentious, undercover work they say exposes wrongdoing inside abortion clinics. >> you people make me sick. it appears as if this organization is run by children. well, we're young but we're not children. >> lyle la rose was only a freshman at ucla when she had the idea to start going undercover into abortion clinics. that's her with the dyed blond hair. >> how old are you? >> 13. >> these videos are documentaries of what's happening in the abortion industry in these facilities. >> reporter: rose claimed live action's videos show planned parenthood staffers engaged in a wide array of scandalous conduct. from accusing them of covering up

lila, this is the very thing you were pointing out last night. three, maybe even four specific statutes were broken here. explain. >> three federal statutes, sean. one having to do with illegal partial birth abortions which dr. nucatola had herself admitted to on tape how she delivers the baby breach in order to preserve the intact torso to get the organs to harvest the organs. number two, the selling or purchasing of baby parts is illegal. it's against federal statute. and number three altering or manipulating the abortion procedure in order to harvest organs is illegal. the last part is hhs guidelines in their regulatory code. and they say that a team that is performing a abortion can't even be aware that the body parts are going to be sold or going to be donated as they say afterwards. but is clear in both case that they're very much c by all counts this is illegal. >> so tam remarks selling body parts for let's say, a lamborghini they admitted on tape -- >> sean, if you're going to play the video why don't you spend the whole hour of your sho

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but let me suggest -- >> thank you, father. >> by the way, lila is right about the law. the law is clear and on the tape it's clear they broke it. >> the law is clear. they did not break the law and this funky group she's created in -- >> what about your funky liberal friends? >> they're a fraudulent group. >> let me educate you about the law. >> this isn't about what's wrong or right or a moral debate. i know you're such a good man. this isn't about good and bad. >> yeah, it's about good and evil. you don't crush body parts of babies to sell body parts. >> you are not alone in this very false reasoning of this. your side with the health of american women they are dealing with right wing crazy deal. they're the ones making it a truly political thing. it's a moral issue. >> you want the money for you that's what -- >> no, she doesn't. >> she's prolifer. >> she doesn't want tax dollars going to planned parenthood. >>> coming up, outrage tonight -- there should be outrage about this. outrage after an american killed a famous protected lion named cecil during a hunt in afric

hereby -- here with reaction the president of live action lila rose and fox news contributor lila holder. there is a legal side to this. harvesting organs is illegal. there are laws that have been broken. they're caught on tape breaking the laws -- >> no. sean -- >> here's my question. >> that's not true. >> do you not find what they're saying on those tapes as they eat their salad and drink their wine do you not find that grotesque and gruesome? >> i think the conversation is definitely gross. especially over a meal. but this isn't about good and bad conversation. this is about the law. and as far as i can tell, the law is not being broken. and sure, there should be a criminal investigation if there's any sign that planned parenthood is violating the law. the law specifically says they can donate -- fetal matter. >> they're selling it for lamborghinis. >> no no. >> the girl on the tape said she wants to buy a lamborghini. >> she apologized. >> i apologize for selling cocaine. it doesn't work. it's a law that's broken. lila? >> there are three federal statutes being violated. three. firs

. >> lila gives bankruptcy advice to thousands of greeks. what can they possibly tell them now? >> even as lawyers we are afraid about what will happen flex. there is a lot of insecurity and uncertainty at the moment. so we just say wait and see. we have a referendum at the end of the week. maybe some things will happen. maybe not. we will see. >> reporter: somehow amidst all this greeks have to make a momentous decision in the coming days about the cup's future, barnaby phillips, al jazeera athens. >>> egyptian attack, soldiers associated with i.s.i.l. attacked, 64 soldiers and 100 others including attackers were killed. this is deadliest fighting in the area since the 1973 yom kippur war. the white house issued a statement could be demg attack. it says in part the united states stands resolutely with egypt amidst the spate of terrorist attacks that have afflicted the country. in the face of our long standing partnership we will stand with egypt to address this security issue. i asked him to put in context how i.s.i.l. has recently expanded its reach around the world. >> most d

executive director lila tretikov. >> lila tretikov: we've had numerous studies that showed that, as a body of knowledge it's more accurate than other encyclopedias in existence in the past. so it's not... it's never 100% but it's very high quality. >> safer: there are computer programs that scour the site for vandalism and vulgarities, striking them out almost instantly. wikipedians worldwide also act as fact checkers, looking for personal attacks and manipulation by p.r. people. but wales admits, you can't catch them all. >> wales: our biggest problems with bias, and things that are wrong that stay for a long time, are actually on very obscure topics. you know, a topic that not many people are interested in and not many people are looking at. and so if something's wrong, it can persist for quite some time. that's brilliant... >> safer: and because it's a non-profit, unlike virtually every other major web site there's one thing you won't find at wikipedia central, internet zillion-aires. you created one of the most successful web sites in the world, and yet you chose to make it the le

. >> in the tree for two days and he has to climb up there and get lila. this image is blurry because it's mississippi, it's summer and there's condensation on the camera. >> sweet kitty. >> the best part of the video are the thank you notes he received. this is the best one of all. i couldn't ask for anything fm a long way. you canceled your dinner with your wife to get my cat down. thank you so much. >> oh, sweet. >> sweet. >> he wanted to get down. >>> this is a video of a demonstration of a mexican elite tactical team displaying how good they are at their job. the crowd going crazy. everybody is cheering. here comes the second guy. >> whoa! he's doing it face first. >> yeah. >> like looking down. walking down the wall. >> he has to keep his suspects in sight. >> this guy, though -- he comes down that zip line incredibly fast and ends up crashing right into that four-wheel drive, which i believe the line is hooked up to. >> is this like a hazing event for the new guy? did they olive oil his hook or something? >> he may have been showing off a little bit

. >> lila gives advice to those claiming bankruptcy. what can she possibly tell them now. >> even as lawyers we're afraid about what will happen next. there is a lot of insecurity and uncertainty at the moment, so we just say wait and see. we have a referendum at the end of the week maybe some things will happen, maybe not. we'll see. >> some how amidst all this greeks have to make a decision about their country's future. barnaby phillips, al jazeera, athens. >> the u.n. has raised its emergency response to the humanitarian situation to level three. that's the highest. it says more than thousand 400 civilians have been killed by fighting and saudi led airstrikes since march and that as many as 21 million people need aid. many of them children. [ baby crying ] >> this young girl is inconsole inconsolable. shocked by what's happened to the homes in her neighborhood. houses that hours ago were still standing. why did they do this? she asks through her tears. in yemen devastation has become the norm. >> the situation in yemen is very critic

lila gives legal advice to bankrupt greeks 120,000 have declared bankruptcy in the past five years but what can she possibly tell them now. >> even as a lawyer we are afraid about what would happen next. there is a lot of insecurity and uncertainty at the moment so we are just saying wait and see. we have a referendum at the end of the week and maybe some things will happen and maybe not. we will see. >> somehow amidst all this greeks have to make a momentum decision in the coming days about the country's future barnabie, athens. >>> leave it to the internet to try to solve the greek crisis right, a crowd funding effort raised nearly a million euros, a little over a million dollars and a 29-year-old who started the fund says it's no joke and money will go to greek people and promises everyone their money back if the goal of 1.6 euros is not met. at the last-minute puerto rico state-owned power company todayaf avoided default and made a payment to creditors but that is just a fraction of $7.3 billion the government owes in total. the governor says the territory won't be able to pay all

lila gives bankruptcy advice to greeks. 120,000 have claimed bankruptcy in the last few years. what will she tell them now? >> there's a lot of insecurity and uncertainty at the moment so we just say wait and see. we have a referendum at the end of the week. maybe some things will happen. maybe not. we will see. >> somehow, amidst aim all this, greeks have to make a momentous decision being barnaby phillips, al jazeera. >> still vote no to a bailout deal. 54% oppose, 33% approve but the yes movement appears to be gaining strength. an earlier poll showed 57% opposition to the bailout. secretary of state john kerry says there is progress in the nuclear talks with iran. negotiators in be vienna have until thursday, this thursday the chief of the international atomic agency, will meet. ali velshi is in vienna. >> there is a possible very cautious optimism about this zeal. as you know the sedate extended to july 7th. but the optimism doesn't extend to the date. what it comes is the visit of the iaea meeting with president rouhani here in iran to discuss the two issues with respect t

. >> lila gives legal advice to bankrupt greeks. 120,000 have declared bankruptcy in the past five years, but what can she possibly tell them now. >> even us, as lawyers we're afraid about what will happen next. there's a level of insecurity. security at the moment, so we just say wait and see. we have a referendum at the end of the week, and maybe some things will happen, and maybe not, we'll see. >> somehow in all of this, the greeks have to make a momentous decision in the coming days about their country's future. >> iran's foreign minister say that negotiations over his country's nuclear program are making progress in austria but the head of the u.n.'s watchdog group is making a detour to tehran. >> reporter: the detailed negotiations go on here. still some sticking points and a great deal for them to get through, because this is supposed to be the final agreement. they have a great deal of detail to make sure that neither side think of the end of this when a deal is done that there's some sort of understanding. we understand that more foreign ministers will be coming here in the com