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>> bret: virginia's attorney general trying to get around mountain of government red tape and send his challenge of president obama's healthcare law to the top. chief political correspondent carl cameron maps out the plan and the opposition. >> we can't waste more time on symbolic. >> they petitioned the u.s. supreme court for expedited consideration of his state's constitutional challenge to the obama healthcare law. >> this is an extraordinary remedy but a case that fids their qualifications it's within their discretion whether they skip the appellate court. >> after s...

>> i didn't agree with charles point. i'm not sure it's as big an evolution as we are suggesting he is. after the pew poll came out i expect him to go to church every day and carrying the bible to and from marine one. we would see a show in a greater way than we have been seeing it. he has gone to some events, they highlight the event he has gone to church a few times but he was at a prayer breakfast today it expect him to talk about his faith. i believe religion can be a private matter, but if public official wants to talk about religion and it drives his thinking, philosophy or service or th...

descends on the street, they're pushing back against international pressure for change at the top. correspondent leland vittert begins coverage live from cairo where it's 1:00 a.m good morning. >> good morning. it appears as if the crisis may be coming to a head. president mube said in an interview with abc news he would like to resign but he won't because it would throw his country to "chaos." today for the second day in a row, we saw brutal acts of violence on the streets of cairo. they took a short break when the egyptian military moved to the square. by midafternoon, attack began...

they are russian spies. how retro. >> she seems like public person. her primary concern is for children. she is confused. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> it looks like the democrats are on the way to enact the most sweeping overhaul of financial regulation since the great depression, but a couple of things stop it. democrat robert byrd, the longest serving senator in u.s. history, passed away, and there were a republican from massachusetts, scott brown, backed out when it came out of conference. according to "the boston globe," by the way, he is t...

Numbers. just charles point briefly. i think he would like to have passed this as a president. but if he were that committed to it all along. why did he take an entire year letting everybody else do the details without actually -- this is the first time the president has really weighed in with any kind of specifics and now we have only got 11 pages of specifics at that. >> the answer is he misread the clinton experience. he interpreted it as if the president proposes a plan, it gets torn apart and you fail. he thought i will do it the reverse way but he overread the lesson, he did it entirely ...