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Supreme court. plaintiffs claim its a violation of the first amendment but the obama administration siding with the town and the republicans who argue theres no violation of law. chief washington correspondent rosen is covering this for us. hes live in washington. hi there, james. >> good morning. this case will mark the first time the supreme court has addressed the practice of legislative prayer since upholding it some three decades ago. grease, new york, northwest of rochester. the clergy who...

Judge that may kill the one hope victims have that prove the 2009 shooting in fort hod was a terror attack and in the a case of work place violence. the judge blocked the prosecutors evidence and e-mails between major hasan, the admitted gunman and the member of al-qaeda. we got word a short time ago that some of the victim family members may speak out to the media shortly. you are looking live where that would be. when it happens well hear from them. >> a new supreme court case in the fall coul...

Herself. their goal, paying for the next three years of school. well, james made it to d.c. and hes set to begin his freshman year. he told "the washington post," "i know that although the world may seem like a harsh and cold place, there are some people out there that care and want to give to those in need." good luck. coming up, rethinking the war on drugs and mandatory sentencing. back on her feet. [ all gasp ] oj, veggies -- youre cool. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! cause im...

Tonight new revelations that the nsa the biggest spy agency in the united states has been routinely breaking privacy rules. an internal audit and other top secret documents obtained by "the washington post" found the spy agency racked up thousands of violations hast ye s last ye. the audit dated may of 2012 counted 2,776 incidents in the proceeding 12 mon months of unauthorized collection or access to legally protected communications, read, they took stuff that you were doing and people you were...

Of james risen of "the new york times" possibly facing a jail sentence and eric holder and the administration trying to figure out what is too much in terms of disclosure of information and whether or not someone is a whistle-blower or deserving to be in jail. >> right. i actually did recently create an encrypted account and i put it up on my twitter handle so if anybody needs it, its there. they can reach out that way. i dont do enough of that kind of reporting for me to need that on a daily ba...

The crimes committed obstruction. i dont know statute. mike kendall would know better about that than i would, but there are several fbi agents, former fbi agents who were complicit in allowing james whitey bulger to conduct business as usual, killing, murdering people, drug dealing, extortion. they knew it and they allowed it. >> mike kendall, in ten seconds or less, will there be prosecution of those folks? >> for corruption, the statute has probably run. some of the murderers that worked with...

The move sabotage and stopped short of saying they missed the next round of talks. james whitey bulger waking up a convicted felon as a jury found him guilty of 31 of 32 counts in the racketeering trial. the 83-year-old was convicted of his role in 11 murders since the head of the winter hill gang in the 70s and 80s. bulger scheduled to be sentenced in november. part of a discrimination case against paula deen has been thrown out. a white former deen employee has no claim they discriminated ...

Brother, james, since 1995? and if so, where was he and where is he now? >> on advice of counsel i am unable to answer any questions today. and this position is based among other things on privacy and due process rights and the right against being compelled to provide evidence that may tend to incriminate oneself. all of which are found in the bill of rights, including the rights and privileges under the first, fifth, and sixth amendments to the united states constitution. >> billy went into for...

Him zip, because they grew up in the same housing project when connolly went to boston college. joined the fbi as a young man, had a couple of postings before he ended up in boston. he was in charge of confidential -- he had his own confidential informants and ow confidential informants. he recruited james whitey bulger as one of them, and listening to mike kendall, mike kendall was in the u.s. attorneys office in boston. the level of frustration that people like mike kendall and others had had ...

Brother, james, since 1995? and if so, where was he and where is he now? >> on advice of counsel i am unable to answer any questions today. and this position is based among other things on privacy and due process rights and the right against being compelled to provide evidence that may tend to incriminate oneself. all of which are found in the bill of rights, including the rights and prichblgvileges unde first, fifth, and sixth amendments to the united states constitution. >> billy went into for...