and now in mississippi, a new court says that an abortion clinic is going to be allowed to stay open. we have george there, and tell us what has happened here. well, police officers were called here, because protesters were getting on the grass there, and they can stay on the public privat property, but it is not a private property, and it happens everyday this clinic is open. we can pan over to see happy independence day, yes, we are open, and a sign that this clinic will be open today, and basically protected from this new state law that would effectively shut it down. these new regulations, and they do two things. first of all the regulations require that any physician who performs an abortion in the state of mississippi must be board certified ogbyn first, and secondly the physician mustt have privileges to the local hospital to admit patients and the drirector of the clinic say she has been trying to get the privileges for several weeks and months since the law was sig
these pictures show complete devastation, wiped out homes. look at that. you have one frame of one brick home, not even wood home, brick home standing there. everything is completely gone. look across the street you can see a house that is standing that is completely untouched right across the street. it shows how actually discriminating this fire was destroying one home and leaving others untouched. interestingly, too, the lawn in front of that home is green and not charred. the home is completely destroyed. this is coming from a lot of people that were evacuated, the thousands of people evacuated. they are getting the chance to come back. they are being bussed in by the government to take a look at the damage to see if their home was saved or if their home was destroyed or not. let s take a listen in to this video. grab that and extended that out to try to fight the fire out here. so now the remains of the hose and that continues up where they cut down some trees to try t
that sounded familiar from another ad we heard a lot this year. look at this one. my name is scott brown. i m running for the united states senate. this is my truck. i don t like sitting behind a desk. like to make things happen. it s been a long road and a good road. i ve been in every county in tennessee. i m kenny holsol. i ll never forget where i came from or the value of my dad s good name. okay. they re not all from this year. that was a truck montage. you know, i look for fred. i saw that his red truck was sitting on his mom s back lawn. so it s genuine? even mitt romney showed up at an event in a pickup. what is this message? i think what it means is that these candidates, i think, are smartly reading their constituents. it is the symbolism that matters. it also gives them an opportunity to talk about the issues they believe their constituents care about.
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