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Slashing funding set for voter drives across the country ahead of the crucial mid-term elections. lets talk about all this with karl rove, former senior adviser and deputy chief of staff to former president george w. bush, also a fox news contributor. these budget cuts at the rnc, karl, have made headlines but rur krorl cameron points out that it was one of the campaign planks that michael steele came into office with, he was saying im going to cut the budget at the rnc and try to do more with l...

The biological parents divorced and kaine horman married terri horman. its difficult to follow. >> the baby-sitter. is the stepmother cooperating with police? >> depends on who you believe at this stage. the other family members issued a statement last week, late last week, calling on terri horman to fully cooperate with investigators. the clear implication she was not doing that at the time. the county sheriff said she was cooperating so its anything but clear. its important to point out terri ...

>> joining me now via skype is vice president of communications for aaa carolinas tom crosby. thank you for joining us. this ad is definitely controversial. some people think it goes too far. why did you all decide to run this ad? >> well, we wanted to make an impact. teenagers need to see the consequences of their actions and we all do, and this particular video really has an emotional reaction and i think it really illustrates what can happen when you text and drive. >> it does, however -- and...

But the fact is he called the obamas whaar of choice. republicans are really upset with steeles implication in the remarks that the war cannot be won. its totally opposite from what the republican party line is. he just doesnt agree with any -- i mean, with most republicans who believe the war is winnable and who backed president obama on this. he was so far off the reservation. wrong on his facts and the thrust of things as the republican party chairman. >> and nobody would dare say quite frank...

Bills. police say the money was destined for circulation here in the u.s. paris hiltons finding herself in more trouble with the law. this time down in south africa at the world cup. dawn has this scoop. good morning. >> good morning. >> what kind of trouble are we talking about? >> arrested on suspicion of marijuana possession after the brazil-netherlands game at the world cup. it turns out she had to appear in court, but she was released without any charges being brought against her. turns o...

Now and perhaps instead of being many in montclair, new jersey, and leading typical suburban lives, maybe they were able to impregnate the government. i havent heard anybody from the government give us some level of assurance, dont worry, we got them all. >> i dont believe you will. it is my understanding and federal officials have said there is a very profound network here that they were worried would help these people escape if they needed to, the implication being there were russians on our s...

On this one. i think all corporations want to defend their bottom line, theres no question thats what they do. if bp was going to nickel and dime its way out of this one, it would not have agreed to $20 billion up front. there are clearly -- it is a desire to try and limit this and resolve questions about their future, but if they were trying to be exxonmobil, then theyre not doing a very good job of it. >> richard wolf, also the author of "renegade, the making of a president." as always, thanks...

Role. but saying someone is a judicial activist leads to more questions than answers. >> thurgood marshall was able to get himself on the table in somebody elses confirmation hearing yet again. the implication now from the right was that he was an activist judge who put his own notion of right and wrong above the law. in a legal context, who was more mainstream, justice marshall or the people who were criticizing him in the senate today? >> well, this is a much tougher confirmation for marshall ...

I think all corporations want to defend their bottom line, theres no question thats what they do. there are clearly -- it is a desire to try and limit this and resolve questions about their future, but if they were trying to be exxonmobil, then theyre not doing a very good job of it. >> richard wolf, also the author of "renegade, the making of a president." as always, thanks. >> thank you, keith. about the gulf and the storm, lets turn to rick steiner. rick, good evening. >> hi, keith. >> give...

Make political decisions. and go outside their legitimate role. but saying someone is a judicial activist leads to more questions than answers. >> thurgood marshall was able to get himself on the table in somebody elses confirmation hearing yet again. the implication now from the right was that he was an activist judge who put his own notion of right and wrong above the law. in a legal context, who was more mainstream, justice marshall or the people who were criticizing him in the senate today? ...