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New yorks 26th district three months ago today resigned in the quickest political scandal of the year so far. two weeks from tomorrow there will be a special election in new york 26 to replace the shirtless christopher lee. and in this reddest of red districts with a built-in cushion of 30,000 republican votes, the republican nominee universally described as a well liked state legislature with no scandals to her name, shirtless or otherwise, she really ought to be a shoo-in here. the race is a s...

Said about ow this air, i never knew you were that good a singer. im sorry. even the tea party rallies that you would expect to be really big because of where they were and because of who was headlining them, even the things you -- the ones that you thought would turn out to be sort of thinking big bragging on the turnout events, they just didnt really get very many people. places like columbia, south carolina, for example. deep red south carolina. they had their newly elected sitting governor, ...

>> shes good. about 150 people who had earlier been at the rally missed that. down to a few dozen by the time she was singing. sharon angle, for all i ever said about ow this air, i never knew you were that good a singer. im sorry. even the tea party rallies that you would expect to be really big because of where they were and because of who was headlining them, even the things you -- the ones that you thought would turn out to be sort of thinking big bragging on the turnout events, they just di...

Down to a few dozen by the time she was singing. sharon angle, for all i ever said about ow this air, i never knew you were that good a singer. im sorry. even the tea party rallies that you would expect to be really big because of where they were and because of who was headlining them, even the things you -- the ones that you thought would turn out to be sort of thinking big bragging on the turnout events, they just didnt really get very many people. places like columbia, south carolina, for exa...

Between the state and the federal law. federal law on roe versus wade says you cannot restrict abortion in this way. the nebraska bill is designed to break that federal law. why do that? so that people who want to protect abortion rights will challenge that law, it will go to federal court. they think because of the way they wrote it, it will go all the way to the supreme court and then serve as the vehicle for the supreme court, including the new anti-abortion supreme court majority to overturn...

But meanwhile, this year state legislatures have turned deep red all across the country. and more anti-abortion legislation has moved than in any other time since roe versus wade. the right to get an abortion is more restricted this year by republican led state legislatures than it ever has been since women have the right in this country. 14 other states have introduced some version of the nebraska law, bills that ban abortion after 20 or 22 weeks, ban it outright. is that legal? is that constit...

They know exactly whe that legal challenge would end up as well. but meanwhile, this year state legislatures have turned deep red all across the country. and more anti-abortion legislation has moved than in any other time since roe versus wade. the right to get an abortion is more restricted this year by republican led state legislatures than it ever has been since women have the right in this country. 14 other states have introduced some version of the nebraska law, bills that ban abortion afte...

They point to as an example of something going well. the graduation rate in newark, new jersey, has gone up pretty substantially. a court decision helped to lead to that. they talk about newark at 75%, white male graduation rate, 62%. what were seeing in general is ugly numbers for all races but there is a gap there and you need to get your mind around it. this map shows you where things stand in various states, and the deep red is where things are worse, where the black male graduation rate is ...

Be interacting with the coastline here as early as later on tonight regardless of whether or not it becomes a tropical storm. theres the depression itself. you can see the rotation, you can see the showers and thunderstorms already beginning to swirl into the mouth of the mississippi. it is about 250 miles east-southeast of the mouth of the mississippi river. the other big weather story of course is the heat. we talk about that in the last segment. hot again across central part of the country. 1...

As well as does atrturo munoz wo was also with the cia a bit. is this a stiff taliban resistance -- is this really stiff here? is it worse than in other places, chris? >> yeah. arturo, lets take a look here. we see here that exactly where the u.s. troops are in terms of here in afghanistan. we also see where the taliban influence is. the deep red. but the u.s. military has been emphatic in saying the mission here is not about killing taliban, its bea protecting the people. so does an incident li...