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Risk -- >> people don't think so. in fact in new jersey, 20 percent of the people, only 22 percent supported it, the rest of the people are against it. jon: that's why the arguing goes on. >> now you're arguing it backwards. jon: the arguing goes on in washington, just like it is two you two. joe trippe, thank you very much. rick, thank you very much. jane: north korean dick taiors like to live large, even when their people are starveg and for the first time the personal former shopper for king jung-il is revealing how they imported anything they wanted, despite strict trade embargoes. this is...

>> reporter: well, jane, the question being asked this morning, would two girls be alive today had the state done its job correctly and yanked john gardner's parole? seven times, according to state records, gardner violated parole. one, he missed a meeting with parole offers, two, he allegedly possessed marijuana, four times he was allowed his battery on gps to get so low, but the most serious violation involved jessica's law. in may of '06 the state found out gardner was living across the street from a high school, and yet it allowed him to stay there for the next 13 months. and by the time i...

Wasn't enough minority representation in the textbooks. now let's move forward a couple of hours. it's about 8:45, 9:00 in the evening, all of the liberals save one have left the room, and the conservatives are just banging the gavel, banging the gafl, banging the gavel pushing through the things that they care about. so they ran up a pretty impressive string of victories last night, jon. jon: so what kinds of things did they pass? some examples? >> reporter: i want to see if i can give you a sense of it. these conservatives feel strongly one of the things that's missing from textbooks is a di...

From spreading very far but the explosion did blow a large hole in the ground. want to get now to new threats against this country as the united states considers a new offensive against al-qaeda and the possible target is in somalia, the terror group is issuing a dire warning for american soldiers, a spokesman saying if americans come to somalia, the same group who fought them in 1993, dragging bodies through the streets of mogadishu is ready to drag their bodies again. let's get to catherine herridge, national correspondent following the developments from the state department. what do we kn...

And not all a family vacation, especially with all the battles over health care. the signature part of the president's domestic agenda going on back here at home. jane: molly, so what is the new deadline for passage of this thing? >> reporter: well, democratic leaders have told lawmakers not to plan to go home next weekend, the weekend of march 20th and 21st, and here's what the democrats' whip, that's the chief vote counter for the majority party, says about when the house may vote on the senate's version of the bill. here's more. >> do you think it's fair to say the target is into next week ...