   This is DAY TO DAY. I'm Alex Chadwick.   I'm Madeleine Brand.
Another attempt in South Dakota to ban most abortions. Lawmakers
today introduced a bill that would outlaw almost all abortions.
Opponents of abortion hope this new bill will accomplish what a
previous one did not. Last year, the state legislature and the
governor approved a measure outlawing abortions in all cases,
except to save the life of the mother. It would have been the
strictest anti-abortion legislation in the country. South Dakota
voters thought it was too restrictive. Last November, they
rejected the bill.  Brock Greenfield is a state senator. He's
also the director of South Dakota Right to Life. He supported
the previous stricter bill, and opposes the current legislation.
He says because it includes more exceptions.  State Senator
BROCK GREENFIELD (Republican, South Dakota; Director, South
Dakota Right to Life): One issue that I have to wrestle with is
whether or not, you know, it's appropriate to include
exceptions. We brought peopl