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mailed to a professor at the university of colorado's aurora campus on monday. according to a motion filed in colorado, just yesterday, that professor was actually james holmes' psychiatrist, dr. lynn fenton the head of student medical health services at the university of colorado's aurora campus and according to holmes' attorney mr. holmes was a psychiatric patient of dr. fenton and his communications with her are protected. that attorney is now trying to get ahold of that package and the contents of which according to cbs news supposedly describe how holmes would kill people. the i...

About abortion is scarier. in ohio, they voted to support a bill outlawing abortions at the first detectible heart beat, often around six weeks into the pregnancy. if that sounds early, it is. supporters call it the toughest abortion law in the country and say they welcome a legal challenge hoping it goes to the supreme court and gives them a chance to overturn roe versus wade. in arizona, jan brewer signed into a law banning any abortion sought because of the race or sex of the fetus. supporters say they're fighting discrimination. we'll talk more about that in a send an nhiatck oboio haco tt...

Because he understood that just as racism keeps people poor in this country, you know, keepingç people from pulling together, unions to get higher wages keeps people poor in this country. his concern at the end of the day were all of those things in this country that lock us out from the great dream regardless of -- right now, i think dr. king, you know, would be he ao tren leh where the{ tea party folks are trying to make it possible for the state to resegregate their schools. and at the same time, they're trying to lock out workers from the right to actually form real unions and the public ...

Andrew bright bart has a prelim agenda. not all of fox news but elements of fox news that have a political point of view and had a reason to push this story. i think by the time the rest of us caught up with it, the fact that both the nacp had denounced her and she was fired by the usda made it seem more leg legitimate. maybe this isn't why we immediately started raising questions if there was more to this tape. it was a perfect storm, in a way. if you look at this issue of who knew what because the usda itself had been fighting discrimination charges. so, it did have its own reasons to move o...

Alternative nobel prize each year the right livelihood award honors those who defend human rights and the environment the names of the two thousand and seventeen laureates were announced a few hours ago and this year the prize money total. three hundred thousand euros will be shared by three people let's take a look at who they are first there's ethiopia as yet number should you goofy she's a being honored for her work of fighting discrimination against the disabled then there was colin gonzalez he's an indian human rights lawyer who champions the poor and he also filed a petition defending a ...