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questions, david cameron talks about the british economy. later, we have our interview with supreme court justice elaine k >> this week, we continue our interviews from london. dan reed is director and producer of the documentary film "terror in mumbai." the film is about the 2008 terror attacks in mumbai, india, that killed over 175 people. >> then read, how would you describe what you do for a living? >> i am a freelance documentary director and producer. i also direct, am a bit of a gun for hire, but i tend to make films that go behind a big news story or go behind something that ...

. . >> our focus is one measure passed yesterday and signed into law by the president. don't ask, don't tell. our question is, will it change the military? send us an email or on line at twit twitter >> this morning, the piece is called a changing tide. you can read it on line. it will be historic when the president ask signed the don't ask don't tell bill. it will be a mile stone for civil rights. this may be the brown v. board of education for gay rights >> we'll let you listen in on some of the debate from the senate floor we covered yesterday. >> on the republican line. good morn...

personal choices. with that do you think the you we have no trouble protecting personal choices when it comes to churches and intellectual know, you're absolutely right interests. people know how to read and the cost of healthy foods study. as soon as it comes to something becomes a barrier. that we want to put in our >> the ack access and bodies, all of a sudden the affordibility is a huge issue. government has to tell us what to do. and with let's move, that's one of our major pillers. i would say that we don't need the government to tell us there are millions of kids who whether o...

in that situation of surviving a legal challenge. once that happens, we are moving forward with some certainty on how policy makers can treat the internet access providers. . . we have seen examples like the comcast situation where they engage in activities where it has been very opposite of the things they publicly stated they were for. they have blocked lots of content. unless there is some sort of complete process and recourse, it is very hard to shame the companies into changing their behavior. there has to be a heavier stick than that. >> this is a great victory for content comp...