DECISION WAS JUST THE FIRST STEP IN WHAT THEY'RE HOPING WILL BE A SWEEPING CHANGE. <PLEASE COVER NATS: "THE PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT IS STILL VERY WELL ALIVE."> <NATS OF PARADE> GRANITE STATERS IN SUPPORT OF THE SUPREME COURT DECISION TO OVERTURN ROE V. WADE CELEBRATED SATURDAY OUTSIDE OF MANCHESTER CITY HALL.... MARCHING UP AND DOWN ELM STREET WITH SIGNS AND AMERICAN FLAGS. <PAUL GALASSO // EVENT ORGANIZER: "WE'RE PLEASED THAT GOD FINALLY ANSWERED OUR PRAYERS AND ABOLISHED ROE V. WADE."> PAUL GALASSO ORGANIZED THE EVENT AS PART OF A NATIONAL EFFORT BY THE GROUP, "PRO-LIFE ACTION LEAGUE." RIGHT NOW, ABORTION IS STILL LEGAL IN THE GRANITE STATE, UP TO 24 WEEKS. GALASSO SAYS HE'S HOPING THAT WILL CHANGE. <PAUL GALASSO // EVENT ORGANIZER: "WE WANT TO CHANGE THIS TO BE A PRO-LIFE STATE, SIMILAR TO WHAT'S HAPPENED IN MISSOURI WHERE THEY'VE ABOLISHED ALL ABORTIONS." BUT NOT EVERYONE WHO CAME OUT TO CITY HALL AGREES --- <"KRISTIN TOTH // AGAINST SUPREME COURT ABORTION DECISION: "IT'S A WOMAN'S RIGHT TO CHOOSE. WE HAVE BODILY AUTONOMY. AND THE FACT THAT WE'RE DISCUSSING THIS IN 2022 IS ABHORRENT."> GOVERNOR CHRIS SUNUNU SAYS DESPITE THE SUPREME COURT RULING - ABORTIO