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Before we go, some thoughts about maya angelou who died today at the anyone of 86. to so many, though she never went to college, her life was like the ultimate graduate school. the voice of more than one generation. she had been frail and suffer lg from heart problems. her heart and mind and soul were on vivid display in what may have been her greatest work. were going to leave you now with something that most of you will remember her by. her poe em for bill clintons first ininauguration. >> tod...

>> she will be missed, but she will not be forgotten. she is a woman who stands way above all of us. >> she was in many ways a bridge that connected us with the past and toward the future. >> reporter: angelous childhood was reflected in an autobiography "i know why the caged bird sings," with vicious racial discrimination in the south at that time. among her accomplishments, pulitzer prize nominations, three grammys, more than 30 honorary degrees. and the presidential medal of freedom. plus a r...

Studies janelle wong. when we look at yesterday, ward, doesnt measures like this like the one in california that wants to allow affirmative action? >> well, i think that the decision helps everyone, because it says that this is one that the people can decide if they choose to do so. the complaint that had been filed by any means necessary said that the people should not have the right to make that decision, and this is of course, changes that, allows people to do that. >> right. you are in calif...

>> darrell issa, this man has a history at this point. of partisan attacks, and not actually conducting any true meaningful reforms. i want to get to the trutherism and the things that the republicans are focusing on at the white house has not yet divulged. there are two pieces, one is the number of people above eight million who bought insurance for the first time. thats not a number collected by the u.s. government. also want to know, the number of people who paid their initial premiums, that ...

Appointments i feel like i should have a little bit more say. >> the babies grow up and become adults i dont want toechl plain to a child that by the way your birth father wanted to raise but but we decided to cut him out of the picture. >> saying other states have comparable laws >> utah has become a haven. >> fraud immunity became law the same year the church of jesus christ of latter day saints issued policies stating unmarried parents should be counselled to place children for adoption. then...

Appointments, so i feel like i should have a little bit more say. >> these babies grow up, become adults. i dont want to explain to any child, by the way, your birth father wanted to raise you but we decided we cut him out of the picture. >> reporter: adam with the donaldson adoption institute say other states have comparable laws. >> for some reason, utah is a haven. >> reporter: fraud immunity became law the same year the church issued policy stating unmarried parents should be cancelled to pl...

Then republican leaders pursued criminal charges against lois lerner for her role in the irs targeting scandal. >> there is reason to believe that lois lerner committed crimes. >> what theyre doing at this hearing is essentially politicizing this issue. >> well talk about two members of the house weighs and means committee, which voted this week to send lerners case to the justice department. the committees top democrat sander levin and republican charles boustany, and our sunday panel discusses...

Weapon is with them, because the base itself has become dangerous, and we saw that happen here yesterday. we saw that happen in the handful of military installations that you just mentioned. if thats the case, we do have a trained force out there, ready to use weapons, certainly in these tragedies, this would not have lasted as long, the hassan thing wouldnt have been what it was, if people who we train to know how to use weapons and expect them to have those weapons, id say the bottom line, the...

Jon: and thats just the rice theyre charging now. that could always go up if they decide to raise the price, i package. >> reporter: and nobody knows what russias reaction to all this is going to be. jon: phil keating in miami, thank you. jenna: bell, its a meaferl -- well, its a major development in utah. unmarried mothers will now have a harder time giving their children up for adoption without informing the biological father. alicia acuna is live in denver following this story. >> reporter: y...

>> he has pretty interesting numbers. the silicon valley companies have been complaining for some time that people get high-tech visas 58,000 given out, there are not enough of them. we need more. that is because were not graduating enough stem, science, technology and research graduates out there. they say its a real problem. and in front of congress not too long ago last year, bill gates from microsoft, the microsoft founder said for every single skilled worker brought from overseas, another f...