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Massachusetts law could possibly be struck down. whenever a state restricts speech on the public sidewalk, it has a high burden. some members of the court think that the court has met it. justice kagan said there's no way to know who's going to block doors. just as they arrive to clinics in a fragile state. but several of the justices said that they had problems with the buffer zone because number one, they think it's too big. number two, that it's not neutral about who gets to express an opinion. justice alito said that if a clinic volunteer goes up and says good morning to a woman entering t...

Problem. we have this all-male panel saying what we've defeated over and over again, which is they're saying now women can't use their own money to buy health insurance that covers a full range of women's reproductive services. that's a problem. and the women of america are saying, why should we not get all of the health care we need with our own money? and once again, here you are, the first male that the judiciary committee is considering is a bill that takes away these health care rights of women. >> let's switch to this massachusetts law being argued before the supreme court. we just heard...

Wrote the first bubble law, and it went all the way up to the supreme court where in 2000, the u.s. supreme court decided that it was a balance between the free speech of the protesters, but also the rights of the patients to get into these health care clinics, and they upheld these kinds of laws because we see what the protesters do, they get in people's faces, they spit on them, they try to block them from going on. and so the supreme court said that that was a reasonable law to have an eight-foot barrier around protesters and patients getting into clinics. today, of course, the supreme cour...

State department and intelligence agencies. the report found that security should have been increased at the benghazi compound, but also found that the attack itself was opportunistic with no imminent advanced warning. a big victory for same-sex couples in oklahoma. a federal judge rules that a state law banning gay marriage is unconstitutional because it discriminates against same-sex couple for no rational reason. meanwhile, right now, the u.s. supreme court is considering buffer zones outside abortion clinics. the justices heard arguments today over a massachusetts law that requires ant...