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Finds some profit taking against the natural support level at 1.3500 post here post he re The price has now fallen steadily from 1.36362 (at the decision time) to the new low for the day at 1.34998 (call it 1.3500). The level is a natural support level.  If you go back to September 29, the price did stall against that level, before breaking lower on the same day. So there is some history against the level. By Greg Michalowski

Her successor the court would be fundamentally reshaped. justice ginsburgs view of the roberts court might surprise conservatives with those trying to figure out what happened with the obama care ruling. >> she was critical of part of that decision too. she said it fits into her idea that this is an exceptionally stunningly activist court because there were five votes for the idea that congress had exceeded its power under the commerce clause in that -- in the health care law. >> so how does tha...

Down major parts of the voting rights act and defense of marriage act to see that this is, indeed, an assertive court. >> richard haas? >> just curious, given what she said do you think there is a chance she would resign while president obama still has the chance to appoint -- to nominate her successor? >> to hear her tell it, it will turn only on her health. shes 80. shes survived two different kinds of cancer. and she herself says her health is unpredictable. but to hear her tell it, shes not ...

♪ here with us now from washington, "new york times" supreme court correspondent adam liptak in yesterdays "new york times" adam wrote about the 80-year-old justice ruth bader ginsburg writing in part this she vowed to stay on the supreme court as long as her health and intellect remained strong. saying she was fully engaged in her works as the leader of the liberal opposition on what she called one of the most activist courts in history. on friday she said repeatedly that the identity of th...

Supreme court in a discrimination case. >> adam liptak, thank you so much. read adams article on newyorktimes.com. still ahead, mike tyson comes clean, admitting his lie about being sober and saying hes on the verge of dying. were going to show you his emotional press conference ahead. up next, how the obama administrations crackdown on leaks has become a war on the press. well talk to journalist steve coll about who the white house is targeting now. >> i think theyre targeting you. >> thats nex...

Thinks about the voting rights decision in june also, congress has a lot of room to maneuver. if it doesnt run into bill of rights protections, equal protection protections shes not concerned about the kinds of more property rights protections youre talking about. >> julie ana. >> im just wondering how rare and significant is it to have a sitting justice speaking so candidly about retirement calling the court activist court? why is she doing this? >> that was fascinating. adam? >> shes a self-co...