Broadcasting from Richmond, we look at a new law that could force many of Virginia's abortion clinics to shut Broadcasting from Richmond, we look at a new law that could force many of Virginia's abortion clinics to shut down. Passed last month, the so-called "Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers" - or TRAP law - requires clinics that provide abortions to meet the same building standards as hospitals. Critics say the new rules are a thinly veiled attempt to limit access to abortion services because clinics unable to afford to overhaul their buildings would close down as has happened in other states with similar laws, such as Mississippi, Tennessee and Louisiana. The man leading the push for these new regulations - longtime Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli - has announced his plans to run for governor next year. We're joined by Shelley Abrams, director of the Capital Women's Health Clinic, which has obtained an emergency license to provide abortions for two years as it prepares to meet the state's new building requirements.down. Passed last month, the so-called "Targete...