BALDWIN: In just a matter of moments, Mississippi's only abortion clinic will learn its fate. It's hanging on, really, by this teeny, tiny thread as a new law is threatening to shut it down. The law now requires abortion doctors to be board certified OBGYNs with privileges at local hospitals. Some say the law is a mere attack on abortion clinics. Others say, no, it's really just about women's safety. And now a judge has to decide. CNN's David Mattingly is at the courthouse with the very latest. Hey, David.</s>DAVID MATTINGLY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: A federal judge is now hearing arguments over the new Mississippi law that requires the state's only abortion clinic, the doctors there who perform the abortions, that requires them to have admitting privileges at a local hospital. That may not sound like a big deal, but the owner of that clinic says these doctors come from out of state and work here only temporarily through the month and it will be difficult for them to be able to get admitting privileges at a local hospital in a timely fashion. Not quick enough to satisfy the terms of the law as it is. They're worried that if this law is allowed to stay in effect, that they may have to shut down, closing the only clinic that performs abortions here in the state of Mississippi. Proponents of the law claim that this law strictly wants to protect the health of women seeking abortions in this state. But opponents say it is a political attempt again to attack the availability of abortion services here in Mississippi. Regardless of how this comes out, quite a few states are watching this. It is already on the books in 10 separate states throughout the country. So there will be a lot of interest to see how this judge decides whether he decides to let this law stand or if he strikes it down. David Mattingly, CNN, Jackson, Mississippi.</s>BALDWIN: David, thank you. We'll be watching for that judge's decision today. Also, they thought they were going to die. Next, extreme turbulence turns a flight from paradise into a true nightmare.
Judge To Rule On Abortion Clinic