Wrap: If made into law, one bill would require women to view a documentary before having an abortion.

Representative Linda Black, the sponsor of the bill, spoke before the committee.

Women are already required by law to review a packet of information that includes pictures.

Some opponents stated that viewing a video would add to the emotional distress of the woman having the abortion.

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Krista Gmelich.

Wrap: One bill, if made into law, would require that both parents be notified of their minor child's abortion.

The sponsor of the bill, Representative Rocky Miller, refers to it as the "Common Sense Bill." 

But not all see it that way.

St. Louis County Representative Stacey Newman disagrees.

Another bill would require that the consenting parent of a minor prove his or her identity. 

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Krista Gmelich.