The bitter wind and cold did not stop pro-life supporters from turning out in huge numbers to rally in Washington, D.C.<br/> <br />Thousands braved the cold in the annual March for Life.<br/> <br />They came bundled up in heavy coats, hats, and scarves to make sure their voices were heard.<br/> <br />The rally attracted teens and adults from numerous church groups and anti-abortion organizations.<br/> <br />The march kicked off at the National Mall, headed down Constitution Avenue and ended in front of the Supreme Court.<br/> <br />Area streets were closed to accommodate the huge crowds in what's dubbed as the world's biggest anti-abortion event.<br/> <br />The march marks the 41th anniversary of Roe vs. Wade, the Supreme Court's decision that legalized abortion in the U.S.
