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Trying not to explain it honestly. when the republican governor was asked by the ap about the radical change in voting rates that he was signing into law last week, one of the questions reporters asked him was why there was any reason to make it harder to register to vote in the state. he responded by saying that its not hard to register to vote in the states. he said republicans are not trying to change that. he said theres plenty of opportunity for voter registration online, off line, thank yo...

Radical change in voting rates that he was signing into law last week, one of the questions reporters asked him was why there was any reason to make it harder to register to vote in the state. he responded by saying that its not hard to register to vote in the states. he said republicans are not trying to change that. he said theres plenty of opportunity for voter registration online, off line, thank you many methods. actually, no, you cant register to vote online in mcnk. the governor says you ...

Far-reaching plans for the i-tracking sensor that already exists. apparently google is calling it pay per gaze advertising and it involves charging advertisers if the user looks at an ad on-line or off-line while wearing the glasses. >> the aclu is filing a class action lawsuit against the chicago housing authority. its over a policy forcing residents to submit to annual drug tests to renew their leases. the group says its not only a privacy violation but its unconstitutional. the c.h.a. says th...

>> thats right, wolf. whats interesting is, of course, the 1965 voting rights act was renewed in 2006 for 25 years. it was an overwhelming vote by a very divided congress. the vote was 390 to 33 in the house and 98-0 in the senate. i want to bring in professor jonathan turley. whats interesting is even though there was an overwhelming vote in favor of continuing the voting rights act, chief justice john roberts made no secret about his skepticism that it was still required. >> this is very much ...

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Speaking in if san diego for a benefit of the navy seals family foundation raising money to assist the rufrning warrio -- returning warriors and families reintegrate into civilian life. i am so happy and proud they gave me this wonderful gift. its a model of the aircraft carrier colvin sent. widen it out. that was the vessel used to bury osama bin laden usto take out t terror mastermind a year ago. it is something i will always treasure. i want to thank jack kennedy and craig irving, courtney th...

all five victims were black. the two suspects are white. officials are not calling this a hate crime but jake england, the suspect on the left, he made a remark on his facebook page the day before the shootings that could indicate a motive here, "today is two years that my dad has been gone, shot by a, blank and blank. its hard not to go off between that and sharon, ive gone in the red, rip dad and sharon, i love and miss you. i think about both of you every second of the day. sharon w...

Efficiency standards on cars which will save consumers $1.7 trillion. and take about $12 billion barrels of oil, you know, off line, which will hope to reduce prices. and we are going to develop clean energy technologies that allow us to continue to use less oil. and we made progress. the good news is. 2010, first time in a decade our oil imports were below 50% and they kept on going down. and we are going to keep on looking at every strategy we can to reduce the amount of oil we use while maint...

Standards on cars which will save consumers about $1.7 trillion, and take about 12 billion barrels of oil, you know, off line. which will help to reduce prices. and we are going to develop clean energy technologies that allow us to continue to use less oil. and we have made progress. i mean the good news is 2010, first time in a decade that our oil imports were below 50% and they have kept going down. and we are going to keep on looking at every strategy we can to, yes, reduce the amount of oil ...

Enough time or anytime at all. hanl that, thank you for your time. youre bringing a legal case and well see where it goes. >> thank you very much. bill: martha. martha: a nuclear power plant taken off-line and a small amount of radiation leaks into the atmosphere. where this happened and whether there is a risk to the public is next.