BANFIELD: A prominent al Qaeda figure in Yemen is said to be among at least eight militants killed in a suspected U.S. drone strike on Thursday. Senior security officials there say that Nader al-Shadadi and seven other fighters were killed in the attack. Reuters is quoting a source as saying two of the victims were found wearing explosive belts around their waist. Witnesses told the French press agency that hundreds gathered in front of the resistance committee's headquarters to celebrate Shadadi's death. In Northern Ireland, despite wide opposition from the Catholic community there, the first-ever private clinic to offer abortion services is opening in Belfast. Until now, women looking to have an abortion had to travel to England. One woman, 18 and living in Northern Ireland, when she got pregnant said that she would have benefited if she'd had more options.</s>ANDREA": I think if I'd been able to access the services sooner, if they were available in Northern Ireland in keeping in line with the rest of the U.K., it would have made a huge difference.</s>BANFIELD: Well, in Britain in 1967, the Abortion Act guaranteed a women's right to abortion in most cases, not all, but that law did not apply to Northern Ireland. The clinic will provide contraceptives as well as medical abortions up to nine weeks into pregnancy. And, if you're looking to buy a little piece of history, I've got one for you. It's kind of cheap, too, and easy to find. The December 31st issue of "Newsweek" magazine, that's the last one they will ever print. You heard right. After 80 years, "Newsweek" magazine will only be available online and it will be known as " "Newsweek Global." That announcement was made today and it was made online.
Done Strike Kills Eight; First Northern Irish Abortion Clinic Opens