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and our rsonal panormous pizza starting at just $5. the big eat tiny price menu. only at pizza t. >>> the outcome was never in doubt, but it was still a historic vote today as the senate committee approved the nomination of sonia sotomayor as spremcourt justice. the 13-6 vote came down party lines with democrats supporting her and most republicans opposed. tom fitzgerald is here with more on the vote and what it could mean for future nominees. >> reporter: with the nomination moving forward, the g.o.p. continued to criticize the confirmation of judge sonia sotomayor but the political reality tonight is that there is little they can do to stop it. for the senate judiciary committee a historic vote on the first hispanic woman nominated to the supreme court. >> the clerk will call the roll. the nomination of sonia sotomayor. >> reporter: sotomayor was confirmed by a 13-6 vote with one republican breaking ranks from his party, lindsay graham of south carolina. >> i'm going to vote for the nominee. >> reporter: but other republicans who'd asked sotomayor tough question

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wi m mcontour meter cacan rsonalize my high/lo s setngngs so it really doeoe micromanage wherermymy bloodar needs to be. i'm nick jononasndnd never slowing downwn is my sisimp w win >>> attorney geral eric holder iserusly considering the appointment of a special prosecutor to look at whether bush era detainees were illegally tortured. in our frth story on "the countdown" the headline comes with such huge veats the opportunity might be squaered. the decision could be made soon about the same time the jste departmentompletes an ethics report aboutush administration offials wh drafted e now discredited memos wch so-called enhanced rding and interrogation. y investigation into torture abuses would be narrowly focused, limit to a small number othe most egregious cases in which cia officers contractors went far beyond what s authorized. this according to our own pte lliams. anyone who followed the bu era legal guidanc would not be investiged nor would the who strayed from the technical limits of interrogation but ted ingood faith. the oops, sorry, iroke you half defense. the attorney geral's so

i li her rsonally, but i am concerned when judges get versed because they do thi thateay are questionable. she's had 8 of 10 cases take up by the supreme cou reversed. then the ricci case i remember senator durbin saying it was a 5-4 decision. yeah, it was in one sense, but all nine justices basally said that the case had to go back to t the real fac nvolved, and alnine justices disagreed with what she did, and even though e case was 5-4, that s -- thfour we theiberal justices on the court who basically, you know, basally neve see discrimination aainst white fireters orhite workers under y circumstances. >> well,thank you very much, senator orrin hatch of utah. one of the top repuicans on the senate committ looking into nomination judge sonia sotomayor. >>> coming up, the secret cia program di cheney didn't want ngress to know about. this is ris business. democrats want a investigation into why the former vi president repordly kept it from conessional leaders. the cia is up to. know what he, accordinto this report, did not want them t know abt this assassination plan. why did di cheney do

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