was still pursuing the case decades later. polls suggest most americans don t believe official accounts of the president s assassination, and the release of these documents will do nothing to change the public scepticism about how john f kennedy died. peter bowes, bbc news. faux leather were forecast coming her way and just a minute, but let s take a look at the picture in scotland where snow has been falling heavily. our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, reports. wintry conditions and difficulties on the roads. a blast of snow after the prolonged low temperatures has meant that in some areas, traffic ground to a halt. some chose to work from home for the day. for others, this wasn t an option. i have just checked the e mails, that s why i stopped, there is quite a few staff not going to be able to make
our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. wintry conditions and difficulties on the roads. a blast of snow after the prolonged low temperatures has meant that in some areas, traffic ground to a halt. some chose to work from home for the day. for others, this wasn t an option. i from home for the day. for others, this wasn t an option. this wasn t an option. i have ust checked the fi this wasn t an option. i have ust checked the e-mails, i this wasn t an option. i have ust checked the e-mails, that s i this wasn t an option. i have just checked the e-mails, that s why | this wasn t an option. i have just | checked the e-mails, that s why i checked the e mails, that s why i stopped, there is quite a few staff not going to be able to make it in so i know it is going to be a busy day for phosphor minor roads to some of the main routes, the disruption has been widespread. police have warned people to take care if they have to head out. in shetland, around 1600 properties remain
across the state. they were ready to get out and vote. for this republican. but when that wasn t an option, enthusiasm just went out the floor. but that just wasn t up there. but if you look back at their landscape, and the color of georgia. it s still a conservative, state it s in the bible belt, it s a very conservative state. we have constitutional offices from georgia, lieutenant governor and attorney general, and secretary of state, all republican, the state legislature of the house and senate republican, the only time that it is leading to the blue, and a democrat is when donald trump is involved. and he lost the state, and went off with purdue and level are. we lost those races, we lost this one because donald trump does not work in georgia, trumpism is dead in georgia. conservative republicanism is alive in georgia. it depends on what part of the story. look at in georgia. straight up. i think we can say that the
make mornings smoother with downy wrinkle guard fabric softener. the springfield leader sorry here is the lead from the springfield news leader in missouri. at 6:30 am on august 2nd, nearly 18 weeks into her pregnancy, melissa farmer experienced what doctors call a pre-term premature rupture of neck braids. her water broke before labor. the doctors recommended terminating the pregnancy, but there are nine days after the state of missouri banned abortions, that wasn t an option. at least not in missouri. instead, farmer was was left to make a series of trips across three states, and countless phone calls. in the end, farmer would risk her own life as she traveled to illinois for a lifesaving abortion. here is another story from the wall street journal of of tennessee. the patient was in her second trimester of pregnancy and her unborn baby had been diagnosed with genetic abnormalities that meant the child wasn t expected to survive. the doctor said she thought the patient needed a
here is the lead from the springfield news leader in missouri. at 6:30 pm on august 2nd, nearly 18 weeks into her pregnancy, melissa farmer experienced what doctors call a pre-term premature rupture of neck braids. her water broke before labor. the doctors recommended terminating the pregnancy, but there are nine days after the state of missouri banned abortions, that wasn t an option. at least not a missouri. instead, farmer was was left to make a series of trips across three states, and countless phone calls. in the end, farmer would risk her own life as she traveled to illinois for a lifesaving abortion. here is another story from the wall street journal of of tennessee. the patient was in her second trimester of pregnancy and her unborn baby had been diagnosed with genetic abnormalities that meant the child wasn t expected to survive. the doctor said she thought the patient needed an abortion, but tennessee has a total ban on the procedure. the doctors have to send the woman on a r