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Jon: a major challenge to wisconsin's new union law is happening now in chicago. judges on the 7th circuit court of appeal hearing arguments today from several unions challenging the constitutionality of governor scott walker's law restricting collective bargaining by public employs he's. this after a lower court overturned key sections of that law back in march. patti ann: a new network under fire over journal is particular ethics. was it right to reveal the contents of a personal journal belonging to the u.s. am bass der murdered in libya in time is running out to win over undecided voters i...

Enough cash, we hope, to last for another year. what that does take some of the pressure off of congress acting. senate passed a bill in april. the house has a bill that is pending in front of it but no action is being taken until the fall, probably until the lame duck session. we don't know without that relief from congress whether in fact the postal service can survive. >> so talk to me specifically about this, congress passed a law back in 2006 that required the postal service to make an annual payment for ten years into the healthcare benefits fund that will cover retiree benefits for some...

Shooting death of trayvon martin. jennifer carroll is the chairman who voted for the law back in 2005. that's the point i would make here. you look at this task force. >> dog and pony show. >> the response of the governor had to be something. the number ship of this task force was picked by the lieutenant governor. state senate president voted for the law. the national legislative exchange group that used florida's law as a model, i'm looking and saying there's not going to be a change to the law coming out of these hearings. >> probably not. >> this is one of the most frightening laws in amer...

Justice department which blocked the law back in march. doug mckelway is with us. what do we expect is going to happen? >> reporter: we are expecting 25 hours are five days of arguments over the texas voter id law before a three-judge federal panel in washington. three of the judges were appointed by democratic president. at stake is the law that provides people to provide an id at the voting boot. they say twice as many hispanics as caucasians lack the necessary photo id such as driver's licenses or passports. supporters of the texas law point out that dead people have cast ballots for presid...

and he just simply didn't have the ammunition to deliver on that tonight. in all these cases, the answer was, well, it's complicated. well, that's not good enough. when you're called for economic confidence and use of political capital is hinging on, when spain clarifies, you have a problem. that statement should not do anything to make people feel economically positive about the future. >> when spain clarifies, we're going to get some answers, that was rather terrifying. i don't think anybody thinks spain is going to clarify or when they do, it will mean much. >> that's true. the ...