Anti-abortion advocates at March for Life appreciate Donald Trump, but seek a sharper stance on the issue

Tens of thousands of people who oppose abortion descended upon the nation's capitol in Washington, D.C. for the annual March For Life on Friday.

The event included speeches from women who shared their personal stories of considering abortion, but ultimately deciding not to. Prominent guests like Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh also spoke. The event also focused on providing resources and funding to pregnancy resource centers as a proposed rule from the Biden administration could limit some funding sent to such centers. Attendees, including priests and college students, came from all over the United States and cheered through falling snow and frigid temperatures. 

"It's really just to be show a sign of strength, perseverance, sacrifice for the human rights cause that the pro-life movement is all about this year, (with a) particular focus on the needs of women facing unplanned pregnancies," Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, told CBS News.