Storms with the storm surge. it hit some low lying areas. katrina has brought a lot of upgraded building restrictions and plans and where people are locating houses. i think this is sort of a benchmark of those southern building standards that we ve implemented over the last 12 years. so i m just hoping for the best. and i think with the speed that it is moving and, you know, a few seems like a few hours ago it was at south pass and just started calculating the 20 miles an hour it was moving, we felt we touched the brink at about midnight, another couple of hours. but in looking at the radar, we may have an earlier, you know, finish to this thing. your second year as mayor there, sir. we thank you so much for what you re doing there, the mayor of biloxi, mississippi, andrew gilich. i was watching some of the live pictures that we re showing,
Standard bearer who is running for that nomination for their party and gets it, this holds that nominee back. they cannot win national elections this way. kate, i want to turn to the abortion debate again now. last week, texas became the 1th state to ban most abortions after 20 weeks. just hours after that, two republicans state reps introduced a bill that would restrict abortion at the sound of a fetal heartbeat which i understand can come at about six weeks. what is the motivation here? why are they doing this? as if it weren t clear enough. they rolled it back to 20 weeks. they passed building restrictions that will close almost all of the abortion clinics in the state. they have outlawed the use of medication almost entirely in the state and put up about women s health and keeping women safe. i think this new law reveals it s about eliminating access to abortion at any cost.