their state website to find some of those tips to prepare for irene s approach. some of the information coming in from this morning s models indicating a little jog to the west right again. anyone up to new england should prepare for a very significant event and listen to all the local authorities. take the warnings seriously. thank you so much. let me go to nbc s lilia who is in the bahamas now. are the tourists leaving these islands? reporter: well many of them are, contessa. i ve got to tell you right now there are many people in the pool, the beach if it weren t for some mild winds and the fact there is a category three headed this way, this would be the perfect day many the bahamas. many tourists, hundreds are scrum blg through the airport before it closes. we re just hours away from the airport shutting down all planes. we are receiving especially here in the hotels in the larger
she s required by south dakota law to g given a lecture designed to talk her out of her decision. the lecture will include her being shown a booklet on fetal development and information on a state website that directs her to crisis pregnancy centers that try to talk her out of getting an abortion. after the state-mandated lecture, she has to wait 24 hours before the procedure can actually be provided. so if she s one of those patients who has driven seven or eight hours to this one clinic, she d better get a hotel room or sleep in the car. once the 24-hour waiting period is up, the doctor is required to offer the woman a medically unnecessary sonogram and to record her response to that offer in her medical records. then it s time for another state-mandated lecture written by politicians. the doctor is required by south dakota law to read her an anti-abortion script that includes a laundry list of
there. when a woman arrives if she wants access to this constitutionally right, first she has to sit by an anti-abortion lecture. written by state legislature. she s required by south dakota law to be given a lecture designed to talk her out of her decision. the lecture will include her being shown a booklet on fetal development and information on a state website that directs her to crisis pregnancy centers that are also going to try to talk her out of getting an abortion. then after the state-mandated, politician-scripted lecture, she has to wait 24 hours before the procedure can actually be provided. so if she s one of those patients who has driven seven or eight hours to this one clinic, she d better get a hotel room or sleep in the car. once the 24-hour waiting period is up, the doctor is required to offer the woman a medically
she herself wrote bbroke it wid. and dna tests confirmed her identity. now her birth mother s tears of anguish are tears of joy. you can just imagine how the family felt when long lost carlina called. carlina was a missing link and we have gotten her back in the name of jesus, hallelujah, hal l hallelujah. it was just like she s been around us all her life. she was no strarng. she was just, you know, just fit right in. police are not commenting about the criminal investigation just yet. but right now, we want to talk with h with hernie allen who is from te website where carlina visited. we ve come a long way from missing kids on milk cartons. what do you make of the story?
david wright explains. reporter: he was a buck-toothed kid with a winchester .73. the wild west s most notorious juvenile delinquent. this is the only known photograph of billy the kid, a.k.a. william h. bonney. wanted dead or alive. why is the governor of new mexico talking about a pardon? times have changed. times, maybe. not me. reporter: on the silver screen, the legend of a likable gunslinger, who died with his boots on at age 21 you sat up there in the rocks and you murdered him. reporter: has meant big bucks for modern new mexico tourism. the state website even promotes a six-day, billy the kid self-guided tour. there s another reason to justify a possible pardon. billy the kid was promised one, in 1879, for testifying against a rival gang. billy agreed to squeal, in order to get that amnesty from prosecution. reporter: governor bill richardson has been mulling the