Page 21 - Take Effect News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Attacked him for it. but the republicans who have gone out on a limb have already been attacked by democrats. so both sides are staring at each other. there is a lot of brinksmanship. if no one blinks, it's possible nothing gets done. >> as far as social security is concerned, if we look to our friends in france is it likely the way to save money is do what they did, push back the full retirement age but in this country to 70? is anybody proposing this? and if so, when might that take effect? >> it would be phased in over time. there is a couple different perspectives and approaches on the tab...

Police gave us a quick tour of one house that wasn't ransacked, the summer home of sahad e sahad el matari, the powerful son-in-law of president ben ali. the tiger was mentioned in wikileaks and according to people around here, the local residents caught the tiger and ate it. the wikileaks cable noted the valuable venetian and roman artifacts describing the lifestyle as "over the top." perhaps an understatement to many tunisians, getting their first glimpse at the life of the elite. ben wedeman, cnn, tunis. extraordinary. the protests seem to be spreading beyond tunisia. how real does this t...

They are enforcing another law at the time, they suspect the person is here in this country illegally. martha: of course the feds are arguing that that is not the state's job. william lajeunesse is live at the courthouse in phoenix, william, what do we expect to happen at the hearing today? martha: >> reporter: it really is the law that reignited this immigration debate that the country and today gets its day in court, the obama administration sees it as a snow ball they must stop and will ask for a preliminary injunction, to stop the law from take effect as you said, last week and the stay wi...

Coming? lots going on tonight. let's get right to your cheat sheet for the day's top stories. the mash-up. our other domestic story, the nationwide battle over immigration continues to wage. today two lawsuits filemillid i arizona, challenging that tough new law. protesters rallied outside wrigley field where the arizona diamondbacks where playing the cubs. >> there have been protesters around the capital all day. trying to stop the new immigration law. the first of what's likely to be a flurry of opposition lawsuits. >> we will be devoting our collective resources from stopping this bill from...

Conduct. in other words, if you're speeding, they'll pull you over. the law also does not allow police officers to immediately inquire about immigration status. look, here's what happens all of the time in arizona. they'll pull over a van with 14 people in it. no one has a driver's license. there's no social security numbers. the best maybe you get out of a van is a mexican consulate card or costco card. at that point the law does take effect. why? because common sense an public safety in arizona would dictate that the officer ought to be able to act on that. >> now, bob, don't you worry about...