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>> there are going to be a few key races in the country and an awful lot of focus on those races in the midterm elections. there is a lot of anger around this supreme court decision now, and people seem very motivated. do you thing they still will be in november to turn out, to try and protect those rights? >> yeah y thing specifically, and i can speak to georgia, hb-481, which is the law that we passed in 2019, i mean, it's likely to go into effect in august or right before september. it's at that point in time that i think the consequences are going to become very clear to women here. i mean...

Out of office who kind of brought us here in the first place. >> you mentioned 2019. this is a deeply personal issue for you. talk about that if you don't mind and how this has shaped your views and shaped frankly, your candidacy. >> yeah, i think in 2019 when we were considering hb 481, the abortion ban in georgia, i really wanted to talk about things in a way that wasn't just in the normal, you know, political way folks talk about abortion. kind of an all or nothing thing. because really what we talk about when we talk about right of privacy or women and their ability to make these decisions...

In a woman's life and to be quite frank, government has no role and no place in the doctor's office with women. >> the bill does have exceptions. if a doctor deems a pregnancy medically futile and for victims of rape and incest after they've filed police reports. are you hearing in georgia of any attempts to include a ban in cases of rape and incest, which as you know, several states already do. >> yeah, actually most of the people running statewide, republicans running statewide, have indicated they don't want any exceptions with respect to abortion. there has been word that the governor is c...

Terms of the consequences and the impact of women in this state, the awful consequences of being investigated if you have a miscarriage, being prosecuted if you're a physician just by providing care, all those consequences are coming to fruition, they're coming to bear because of what the supreme court did yesterday in the dobbs decision. it is a very, very sad -- it was a very sad day. >> what did you feel when you heard the decision yesterday, and how differently do you feel today, a day later? >> you know, what was interesting is, i think i had some hope that it wouldn't be as bad as it was...

Hello there. the latest from the bbc sport centre. we'll start with golf, because the second round of the us open is well under way in boston. england's callum tarren and northern ireland's rory mcilroy were one off the lead overnight. mcilroy�*s was runner—up at the masters, but it's been eight years' drought. he suffered a setback on his third hole, though, but he has really, really well. he one stroke behind the jointly years now. tarren at one stage had held the outright lead himself, but he's slipped back down the field slightly now. he is still in contention that on to under. england...