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This specific decision in response to the little sisters, cap a group of nuns who oppose this mandate. >> their lawyer said they were delighted with the decision. a denver-based order of nuns, they don't want to include it in health insurance they offer to their employees who help them run nursing homes for low income people. the group was turned down by federal appeals court earlier yesterday and an emergency request to the supreme court. justice sonia sotomayor granted the request for implementation of the mandate for now. a lawyer praised the decision saying in a statement our government ha...

Overtake bin the brown and the black and the poor and people they see as less worthy of sort of the america they believe that they created. so the idea that they resent these entitlements, resent these programs, feel they're enfeeb lg and destroying america, that is what designs them as conservatives. it's very difficult to have a proactive positive agenda other than their proactive i want to cut taxes, for instance, on the wealthy, because they feel that would be better for the country. >> we keep hearing they are going to reach out and there's no such thing as a war on women. that's what we ...

Shut down by, who else, the federal government. fredrick is one of 23 towers at small and medium airports the faa may close because of forced spending cuts. >> we're awarded the money, and you know, ten months later they say that you don't need a tower here. so it's the world of mixed messages. >> reporter: in florida, the government also giveth and now may taketh away. $1.8 million in stimulus money went to construct this new tower at opa-locka. one million for this new tower in st. petersburg. now, all on the chopping block. >> look to be at three miles. >> reporter: a navy veteran hases bee...

Transgender people. to business, the probe into the british bank libor scandal is widening. new york's attorney general has subpoenaed some of the biggest banks in the world over their role in an alleged rate-fixing scandal. cn cnbc's or yell morrison is live in london this morning. >> thank you so much for that. some of these names that you're probably recognize, there are seven banks that we're hearing has now been subpoenaed. jpmorgan chase, deutsch bank, ubs, citigroup and hsbc. what we're hearing is they're looking to evidence of collusion with barclays which has been fined around $450 ...

numbers that we were hoping to see and hopefully will continue. so new jobless claims plunged to 352,000 last week. that's a huge drop. down by 50,000. this demonstrates there are fewer layoffs. however, jobless claims can be a little volatile. for example, we saw claims jump a few weeks ago because of the temporary holiday workers that were laid off. and also the prior week was revised a little bit higher, not much. just by about 3,000. it did go above 400,000. we need to stay below that in order to associate that with actual job creation. today's report is good news. we need to see...