of them in term of policy. so i guess the question is there an approach that the justice department can take to try and overcome these potential barriers from the court that s you outlined? so i m going to defer to my legal scholars over down the road. but i think the grassroots piece is one i would like to highlight. this is something where there has been a lot of conversation. because of the way that the law is structured, there is even more frustration there. we know that women who need an abortion are going to have to travel out of state beyond those six weeks. but we know that women who don t have the resources to take time off work, to have someone watch their kids, who have a working car to go are looking to organizations to provide a subsidy for them. but what we re running into now is the fear that organization that s help pitch in to collect funds, to support these wum, to go out of state or even take
for essentials took a turn. looters demanded anything from food to a working car. that s roof. the roof is about to come. there it is. the roof just went, jess. the whole roof just went flying off. reporter: irma killed at least 8 people when it pummelled the british and u.s. virgin islands. u.s. navy personnel moved in to medevac the most seriously injured. anguilla and barbuda were the hardest hit. it became a question at one point of whether we would live to see through it. irma raked total devastation there. i can barely hear you. reporter: irma heavily flooded the streets of havana, cuba.