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. >> texas governor pearly called the department of justice ruling a, quote, pervasive federal overreach. certainly the state must have been prepared for a court battle on this all along. >> yes. when the department of justice did not pre clear a voting i.d. bill in south carolina, that influenced the state attorney general to file suit in washington to get the ball rolling. yes, they anticipated this. >> gary scharrer is with the "houston chronicle," you can read his reporting at kron.com. thank you for the update. >> thank you. >>> online at c-span's facebook page, we're asking if you're for or against the voter i.d. law. the poll is nearly tied with 175 voting for and 188 against. now is your chance to weigh in. go to facebook.com/cspan to cast your vote. >> congratulations to all this year's winners of c-span's student cam video

that there are one hundred thousand occupying troops there are many many demonstrations over the pearly of the koran that isn't just about the offense to islam it's also about the occupation itself the air strikes and particularly in this case we know that every night in afghanistan up to forty miles it's a raided looking for alleged terrorists in the country now if this soldier is one of the many who have been involved in these raids and it does raise many many questions as to exactly how the americans and treating the occupied population the afghan people. it's been a week of sharp ups and downs for the greek economy athens minister climate credits into accepting a crucial one swap deal that's considered the biggest debt write down in history the agreement seemed to loosen the rope around athens natal reducing the debt burden by more than a bunch hundred billion euros has praised the deal to the skies claiming a solution to the crisis had at last been found just hours later the year of cuts suffered a major slap in the face from the credit rating agencies as moody's and fitch both dec

remember there are a hundred thousand occupying troops there are many many demonstrations over the pearly of the koran that isn't just about the offense to islam it's also about the occupation itself the air strikes and particularly in this case we know that every now and to an afghanistan up to forty thousand is a raided looking for alleged terrorist in the country now. of the many who've been involved in these raids and it goes raise many many questions as to exactly how the americans are treating the occupied population the afghan people on sunday japan marked the fast and last year of the massive earthquake and tsunami that devastated the country leaving more than twenty thousand. people trying to get that exact moment the great strike last march to grieve in silence. nine point zero magnitude quake northeast of the country. hundreds of thousands of people the tsunami triggered also to acknowledge the cooling systems of the power plant starting the worst nuclear crisis in decades. anderson and literally fires that awareness associates believes many details about the meltdown have been

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remember that there are a hundred thousand occupying troops there are many many demonstrations over the pearly of the koran that isn't just about the offense to islam it's also about the occupation itself the airstrikes and particularly in this case we know that every night in afghanistan up to forty hours it's a raided looking for alleged terrorists in the country now if this soldier is one of the many who have been involved in these raids and it does raise many many questions as to exactly how the americans are treating the occupied population the afghan people. israel's carried out several airstrikes on gaza killing seventeen people over three days it's the worst violence the region seen in more than a year the first attack came despite an informal truce between the sides targeted a high ranking palestinian resistance leader and sparked a fierce exchange of fire. air is watching developments. the situation here on the ground continues to escalate as israeli forces and palestinian militants continue in exchanges of fire for the third straight day today sunday now the latest figures we have p

the inability to keep winning states complicates that narrative entirely a lot of ron paul's hopes pearlie in the season relied on the notion that gingrich and santorum would be knocked out pretty quickly by romney and that didn't happen which is why things have not been as bright for paul's they should have been i think looking at what happened in virginia yesterday is an interesting sign of what this race might have been like if those two would disappear ron paul actually got forty one percent of the vote in virginia the state nearest the beltway which again while it doesn't add up to a victory in the presidential race is a very encouraging sign for what calling his ideas can and will mean for the republican party moving forward in later elections well speaking of paul and his ideas one of the things that sort of stood out to me from some of the exit polls sort of this question about whether he may be reaching for the wrong types of voters because if you look at times of polls from yesterday he's actually doing really well among liberals in vermont for example romney did beat paul at for

one of our budget reform processes was to do that so it would be predictable parade of pearlie that is not predictable in this case. what exactly is the discretionary spending cap in this proposed budget? >> it might be useful to describe how the budget control act works. the cap that was established for fiscal year 2013 was $1 trillion or so. this allies committee on deficit-reduction was assigned to achieve savings. they did not achieve those savings which it did not, that cap will be reduced to $950 billion on january 2, 2013. there are really two cabs in the budget control act. there is 1047. parisons level for level we set for the appropriations committee would be over $1 trillion. >> thank you paren. >> we have a half an hour before the votes series, i believe. let's proceed to amendments. >> one request -- a reference to an article -- >> without objection that was included. absolutely. we will now proceed with consideration. the fiscal year 2013 on the budget and the staff will give an overview. sorry, i am on the wrong page. under committee roles 9, rule 9, amendments may be of

so one of the great questions, the great mysteries i wasn't to have answered when i get to the pearly gates is not only where socks go in the dryer and why women are republicans and why people vote against their own interests. >> these are women republicans we're talking about which is a minority of women in america. most women in america are not republicans. you have a massive independent bloc. and so is there anything you see in these results that indicate some kind of strength that santorum can take outside of this region? >> you know, certainly if he can continue to do well among conservative women, that certainly will be helpful to him. thank god there are nonconservative women in the majority of the country. and the largest voting bloc that supported barack obama, black women. plenty of those in the south. plenty of those in alabama. and we remember 1965, too. but yeah, i think certainly the other thing that santorum has, the other numbers that were sort of interesting was this idea that electability was not the key factor. and that's kind of been his argument all along is that

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guidance to the omb for the review, and not only has the congress rejected the efforts to such a pearly expand the scope of the clean water act the majority of the justices including -- concluded the case, yesterday the epa government was exceeding its regulatory authorities and how to regulate our waters and i was asked how does the administration policy as articulated in the new guidance differ from the overreach that was overturned by the supreme court and that was only yesterday. however, it's been rejected twice before the case and in the swancc case. my interest here is to do something about this role in terms of the water treated. >> the case started yesterday goes to process. at what point under the procedure since the clean water act is silent on the matter are those who are the recipient of the epa action allowed to challenge it in court, the court spoke obviously very clearly to that point and we will of course be abiding by that decision. they did not speak unanimously as a part of the decision to the issue of the continuing issue of which waters and the wetlands in the coun