playing chicken with the fiscal cliff. today the senate appeared to take action on extending the bush era tax cuts. appeared being the key word. senate majority leader announced he would not philly buster. he allowed a straight up or down majority wins vote. the republican plan, extend the tax cuts for everyone, and president obama s plan extend it for 98% of americans. that s households making 250,000 a year. why would the senator do such a thing? the only way to force people to take a stand is to make sure that today s votes truly count. by setting these votes at a 50-vote threshold, nobody on the other side can hide behind a procedural vote while leaving their views on the actual bill itself a mystery. a simple mystery to the people who sent them here. and tonight, we now know where everyone stands. the democrats bill narrowly passed 51-48. with two democrats opposing. the republicans plan failed. and just to give you an idea of how big democrats thought the vote was,
we re rin reach of strategically defeating al qaeda. i think now is the moment. but here on the frontier of northern mali, al kay da is gaining strength. we have heard some horrible stories about what is happening and you re going to hear them now. today i called the military leader. it s the main islamic group linked to al kay da here. yes, this is omar, hello. translator: no, no. listen. i do not speak to a woman. if you would like to speak to me, give me a man. we do not speak to women. do you hear me? translator: no, we do not speak with women. it is necessarily to speak, it is necessary to give a man to speak with us vernlthsz i want to explain how we got here. mali is in the middle of a war that the world needs to watch. the it began when the united states and nato intervened in libya. when the weapons were stolen by islamic radicals. the tour egg used the weapons to fight and declare independence from mali. the country was split in half. the mali government w
obtained by abc news. and here he talks about a shared interest with a mentor. he also studied subject ift experience, which is what take place inside the mind as opposed to the external world. i m carrying on his work in subjective experience. and in jail a just-released inmate told the new york daily news he saw holmes spitting at guards. tonight he s in suicide watch and in solitary confinement. and we heard from the suspect s families. their lawyer saying they did not want to address their relationship with their son but they do stand by him. investigators are scouring holmes apartment after a robot detonated an mroet explosive over the weekend. while the evidence may seem overwhelming and there are no other suspects in this case that we know of, the d.a. says she s not taking anything for granted. i would say there s no such thing as a slam dunk case. it is a case where we will we re still looking at the enormous amount of evidence. and we would never presume th
this is holmes speaking at a science camp in san diego from 2006. he s 18 years old in this video obtained by abc news. and here he talks about a shared interest with a mentor. he also studied subject ift experience, which is what take place inside the mind as opposed to the external world. i m carrying on his work in subjective experience. and in jail a just-released inmate told the new york daily news he saw holmes spitting at guar guards. tonight he s in suicide watch and in solitary confinement. and we heard from the suspect s families. their lawyer saying they did not want to address their relationship with their son but they do stand by him. investigators are scouring holmes apartment after a robot detonated an mroet explosive over the weekend. while the evidence may seem overwhelming and there are no other suspects in this case that we know of, the d.a. says she s not taking anything for granted. i would say there s no such thing as a slam dunk case. it is a cas
colorful, controversial and powerful. he has changed a nation. and now what you ve got are the super fangs funded by elections. and that cannot be what the founding fathers suggested. tonight, justice skelea on the right to choose. that was the theory used in rowe versus wade. the highest court in the land where the issues who died america are decided. this is piers morgan tonight. . good evening, it isn t often a supreme court justice invites a journalist to come and sit down with him. i m here to interview the longest serving justice. they just rolled on and are pending. that still left a lot of ground to cover. his thoughts on campaign finance and politics. and his colleagues, it s all on the table tonight on my exclusive interview. the new book, reading law: the interpretation of legal texts. justice skelea, welcome. ron, welcome to you, too. the book is very much a template for the way that you conducted your legal life. you are a man that believes fundame