>> it was a much different process for sonia and elena than it was for me. i was the beneficiary of the senate judiciary committee's embarrassment over the nomination of justice thomas. they wanted to make sure they were civil. they wanted to make sure there the senate back in 1993 and '94 was truly bipartisan. senator hatch was i think my biggest supporter on the committee. so i wish we could get back to the way it was in those years. public believes in, and i think that so long as that expectation continues to be fed by both the pundits who examine our record or tea leaves about how we're going to vote in certain issues or not, that we're never going to satisfy anybody with the system as it currently exists because the reality is if what you're attempting to do is to get clear answers to how we're going to rule on cases that are coming before the court, i think you better be suspicious if you have a nominee who says this is the way i'm voting. >> right. >> because it will suggest that that person is coming in with a pre-made up mind and an unwillingness to

i gave my manual to sonia when they came on board. that was a tremendous help. >> in recent times it has been a strong attribute of it. do you think that the other branches of government should emulate it or is that possible or is it different in structure? >> it's different? you just have nine members on the court. it's a small institution. they live and work in quarters that cause them to see each other and think it's very, very important, but the relations remain accordial and thoughtful and think we are lucky. >> there was a time when the senate was done as a gentlemen's club when there was a great deal of cordiality. that has gotten lost. >> that's gone. we must have let it done in the court. >> if justice ginsburg will let it go when they were having the conversation about why there was nor civility in more recent times on the court than perhaps in the earlier history. do you remember what you said, ruth? perhaps she doesn't. she said it's because we had women for the last -- >> my guess is that's especially true for justice o'c

>> it was a much different process for sonia and elena than it was for me. i was the beneficiary of the senate judiciary's committee's 'em bar rax rasment over the nomination of justice thomas. they wanted to make sure they were civil. they wanted to make sure there were women on the judiciary committee. so my hearing, it was rather dull, and the vote wasn't 99, but it was close. it was 96-3. justice bri your was also a beneficiary of that atmosphere. the senate back in 1993 and '94 was truly bipartisan. senator hatch was i think my biggest supporter on the committee. so i wish we could get back to the way it was in those years. >> what about your experience? >> i think that what we've fallen prey to is the public's expectation that there are answers to every question. that a hearing is going to be a place where a prospective judge is going to say yea or nay to whatever social issue and outcome an individual member of the public believes in. i think that so long as that expectation continues to be fed by both the pundits who examine our records routinely abo

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we just saw sonia on a skype call to her children. now we're about to visit her parents who are taking care of the kids in portugal. the privileges enjoyed by angola's ex-pat community are in stark contrast to what most of them left behind. portugal remains on the receiving end of european financial assistance. lisbon has been pledged some 80 billion euros and nobody knows how long this will keep the country afloat. faced with years of planned budget cuts the younger generation has little faith in the future and pensioners feel cheated of the fruits of their labour. we visit the other half of ricardo and sonia matos' family who are trying to make ends meet back home. rui has a slight fever. he's got to keep taking his medicine. mama gives him whatever motherly love she can from 6 thousand kilometers away. ever since their mother moved to angola, rui and his elder brother ricardo have been living with their grandparents in coimbra, about a hundred kilometers south of porto. now they only ever see their mother on the monitor. >> yes, th

and everything is fine. >> sonia's husband oscar chavez posed for the picture with his grandson just last night. those in the home who were not related knew each other through church. angel diaz was in the church band with one of the men who died. >> and we work together like about a year. and i had real good. this is good. >> reporter: we're back out live new with mark brady, the spokesman for the prince georges county fire and e.m.s. tell me, mark, we heard the chief say in the story there appeared to be obvious problems with the heating system in the house. educate folks a little bit and tell them, remind them again how this issue works? >> well, we would like to see everyone have their fuel- burning appliances checked annually, every year before the season begins to make sure everything is in tact and if this was checked, more than likely it would not have occurred. a technician would have noticed the pipe being destroyed. a carbon monoxide detector in the home and that is designed to activate when the air reaches unhealthy levels. >> and when you hear about the numbers of the ch

sonia's sister n-ora and two men went to -- rented rooms and they died. marvin chavez went to the home around 10 yesterday morning to check on his father and stepmother who was home recovering from back surgery. when no one answered, he knew something was wrong. he went inside and found the bodies. authorities say carbon monoxide levels inside the home were at a highly dangerous and lethal level. >>i got in the house, he says, walked through and found the body of my father and then my stepmother. everybody inside was dead. my mother was a hard working woman. she worked in the bakery at giant she says originally from el salvador. >> reporter: authorities say autopsies are needed to confirm the cause of death but it appears a detached and rusted out furnace exhaust system is to blame. sherry johnson, abc2 -- sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> new picture of a fire at a vacant warehouse in southwest baltimore. eye happened in the 2100 block of older -- oller street. fire officials say the area isfrequented by the homeless and it's possible the fire was set acci

so my clerk's job every year is to update it and i gave my manual to sonia and elena when they came on board. so that was a tremendous help. there's wonderful traditions of the court, in resent times has been a strong attribute of it. do you think the other branches of government should emulate it? is that possible? or are they so different in structure? >> they're different. just have nine members of the court, so it's a small institution. and they live and work in quarters that cause them to see each other frequently and i just think it's very, very important that the relations remain cordial and friendly and thoughtful and i think they have. i think we're lucky. >> there was a time when the senate was known as a gentleman's club when there was a great deal of cordiality. >> that's gone. >> if justice ginsburg will remember the other day about this conversation we had aboutsy tillty on the court, do you remember what you said, ruth? she said it's because we've had women for the last -- >> my guess is that that's especially true of justice o'connor. justice thomas once told me we have

de solicitar trabajo algunos de los puntos a analizar >>y llego el dia en que se discute esta ley soniayor, juez hispana mostró frustracion ante débil presentacion de esta. >>algunos magistrados sugirieron dar luz verde a la policía que autoriza a detener por sospecha >>y algunos jueces dijeron que el gobierno federal tiene la última palabra sobre qué detenido puede ser deportado >>el gobierno puede decidir que ellos no estarán deportados >>en entrevista el procurador general de arizona considero que se echó por tierra uno de los argumentos fundamentales de la sb 1070 >>no es un asunto de perfil racial >>nos preocupa que sea la administración que nos vaya a deportar, sino que la policía local >>la gobernadora lo considero una estrategia electoral, de quienes buscan el apoyo latino >>y centenares sde personas se tomaron la calles mostrando su rechazo aa sb 1070 >>se mira como que va a pasar, >>me molesta como rompen las leyes que nos protegian, todo el racismo que hay contra nuestro >>ahor todo esta en manos de los ocho jueces de la suprema corte que para finales de junio deberán pronunc

carreia said her mom sonia chavez worked in the bakery at a grocery store. >> my mom is a hard worker, she came to this country to live a better life. >> reporter: sonia's husband oscar chavez posed with his grandson forphoto last night and he, too, is gone. prince georges county fire and ems chief said a family member went to the house this morning after being unable to reach the residence. the 911 call came at 10:45 a.m. >>> the ems crews made a medical consultation with medical direction and made a determination all five of the patients were to be decleared deceased. >> and the medical examiner will have the main cause but they think they know. >> we found separated pipes from the heating system. that would be completely consistent with carbon monoxide release into the home. >> reporter: back out live, that is the house there. the chief tells us the co levels at 30 parts per million can kill you over a short period of time. his crews, when they went into the house, measured levels at 500 parts per million. they were poisoned and by the time help arrived, it was too late. and we do

bring her to the world -- >> sonia sanchez, you have taught -- [laughter] sonia, you have taught this book, "their eyes were watching god" all over the country for the last few decades, beginning in the 1960s and 70s with the emergence of the black studies program. where did your journey began with this book? >> we have to well i think sitting on the stage have to pay homage to sister alice, who did something for another black woman writer that we all need to understand they must always do with their women writers on this earth. that is if they have been lost, we rediscover them and put up tombstones family celebrate them. and we all stopped in our tracks and send out love to sister alice. so we should really -- [applause] i got out of hunter college, went to hunter college because i was part of a generation we could not afford to pay in these private schools. i was good in the city, the cdu had to pay four bucks a hunter college you got books free. and so, i graduated january 55 and my dad said you should go out and get a job before you start teaching in september because he said you

court justice not impressed with the government's case against immigration law and arizona justice soniament attorney parts of argument not selling very well justice sonia sotomayor arizona lawmakers passed its own law to fight illegal immigration federal government lawsuit state overreached its authority. john edwards chief accuser tells us last encounter john edwards presidential 2008 charged with breaking campaign laws using donations to help hide his pregnant mistress. former aide andrew young testified ordered to buy silence threatened to expose it all john edwards acted strange denied knowledge of payments. president obama lawmakers to take action on student loan interest rates stafford loans -- and automatically july 1st if nothing is done both parties agreed the rate should be frozen but it out to pay for this. president says debate out of control >> you have one member of congress who compared the student loans not kidding here to a stage 3 cancer of socialism. stage three cancer of socialism, i do not know where to start. what do you mean? what are you talking about? >> student

, sonia's sister nora leiba, and two men who rented rooms in the house, nelson landaverde and javier segovia passed away in this oxon hill home. fire officials believe the cause is carbon monoxide. another family member made a horrific discover yesterday afternoon. prince george county fire chief says the level of carbon monoxide firefighters discovered in the home was over 500 parts per million, so high that it could have killed quickly. >> we tell people that 30 parts per million over an extended time is deadly. >> all five victims were described as active in their church and strong in their face. >> everybody has to go sunday but it's hard -- to go some day. >> it is 6:39 now, around 40 degrees. >> the best seat in the house or the plane which ones are most in demand. >> a case of mad cow disease found in the united states. >> i have met him but we're not friends. president obama talki greetings from the windy city of chicago. people here sure are friendly but some have had a hard time understanding my accent. so to make sure people get every word of the geico savings message i've

volvemos a caer >> esta plicaciÓn capto el momento justo en que paramÉdicos subieron al camiÓn con soniaes apenana de unae las 12 personas que e gobierno conociÓ como incapacitad total deorma permanente >> en un segundo perdÍ todo lo que tenÍa, juventud, sueÑos, empleo, bienes, te qdas sin nada en un segundo >> a pesar de la indemnizaciÓn gubernamental, sonia y david como decenas de vÍctimas consideran que lo que recibieron no compensa tanto sufrimiento >> yo siento que no porque tenÍa 20 aÑos, tenÍa muchas ilusiones y se perdieron muchas cosas >> acuerdo con el entonces presidente del patronato de reconstrucciÓn y responsable del pago de subsidios nadie quedÓ desprotegidos >> ¿son precios reales? >>cuerdoon la ley sÍ, no con el valororal repito, una lesÓn nunca se paga, o una vida con quÉ se paga >> tuvimos q ajustars y someternos a lo que establece para tal efecto >> pero estuvimos acuerdo con la ley. nunca recibimos ninguna demanda en sentido contrario >> las cifras fueron 203 muertos y 200 lesionados >> aunque reptes periodÍsticos dicen cientos d desaparecidos >> propiedades destruid

sonia and her doctors have a lot to tell. less than two weeks ago the 22-year-old was flown in from stockton. surgeons only had hours to reattach her forehead and scalp this, is what she looked like before her hair got caught in a machine. her father recalls the accident at their work place. a warehouse in stockton. >> walked in that warehouse without a scalp. without her hair. >> within hours she was in the operating room. >> people think we just put the scalp back on and stitch it buchl it would never live. it's lost the blood supply. >> this is not the actual operation but one using the same techniques. micro surgery. in order to save the scalp they had to repair and connect six blood vessel was the help of a microscope. each is the size of a lead piece inside of a mechanical pencil. >> for having a scalp and forhead is rare. there are a couple dozen reported cases in the world. >> the first performed by his father in 1976. >> and without them i won't probably have any hair or any -- probably not be here. so it's real good

bring her to the world -- >> sonia sanchez, you have taught -- [laughter] sonia, you have taught this book, "their eyes were watching god" all over the country for the last few decades, beginning in the 1960s and 70s with the emergence of the black studies program. where did your journey began with this book? >> we have to well i think sitting on the stage have to pay homage to sister alice, who did something for another black woman writer that we all need to understand they must always do with their women writers on this earth. that is if they have been lost, we rediscover them and put up tombstones family celebrate them. and we all stopped in our tracks and send out love to sister alice. so we should really -- [applause] i got out of hunter college, went to hunter college because i was part of a generation we could not afford to pay in these private schools. i was good in the city, the cdu had to pay four bucks a hunter college you got books free. and so, i graduated january 55 and my dad said you should go out and get a job before you start teaching in september because he said you

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parece que ha sido un mal día, si la jueza sonia sotomayor dice que está confundida, qué podemos esperarestra comunidad ha ganado un espacio, para'pero hay una diferencia, .verdad, cuando estuvimos sí , ella le dijo al procurador general, mire, déjese argumento, que ese argumento no le dar la victoria, pero a la misma vez, creo que la victoria en estas cuestiones, nunca está en el día en corte, ni en la decisión final. recordamos la 187 en california y nos recordamos una vez implentada la reacción, y creo que los republicanos están jugando con el diablo y con fuego aquí, porque si ganan y aplauden esta decisión, habrá mayor audiencia y apoyo de la comunidad hispana en las próximas elecciones >>> usted quería gritar en la corte que es inconstitucional el discriminar, y ese argumento sencillamente no lo presentó el gobierno del presidente barack obama, qué pasó? >>> cómo le explico a usted y a sus televidentes que todos nosotros entendemos que la única manera de implementar esta ley es que si tú discriminas, si tomas una comunidad y le apuntas el dedo y lo tienes que aislar y decirle dame

votarÍa un magistrado, todos traen la mesa u opiniones y experiencias, y muchos creen que en este caso soniaar la experiencia de saber cÓmo se llevan a cabo estas condiciones y se aplican estas leyes. en las comunidades, es muy importante. >>> la s b 1070 fue aprobada y promulgada por la gobernadora jean brewer. los magistrados Únicamente analiza ran 4 sesiones, en las cuales estarÁ las 2 buen la que permiten a las agencias del orden cuestionar el estado migratorio de una persona si tiene la sospecha de que se documento y la sesiÓn 5 porque una persona no autorizada para trabajar estados unidos solicite empleo, esto incluye las calles. >>> este experto dice que los magistrados no debÍan analizar el caso, sin tomar en cuenta cÓmo la ley ha krabcontribuido violaciÓn de los derechos civiles. el tema ahora es polÍtico y aunque los magistrados deben ser imparciales a nadie se le escapa que esta es una corte de tendencia conservadora y esto in fly ray en el dictamen que se espera se anunciarÍa en el verano, en washington, lori montenegro telemundo. >>> despuÉs de aÑos de investigaciÓn, retrasos ho

he received the sonia award. for demonstrating drive and perseverance. >> now your forecast with john collins. >> 70 was the high at the airport. inner harbor, 71. the normal high is 69. we are within a couple of degrees of being where we should be. that is not unusually warm. 41 to 46. 0.02 of 1 inch. today, it cannot beat it. it was wonderful out there. temperatures are beginning to cool down. we're getting down to around 50. some temperatures bordering on 48 or 49. mixed with green. it is a pretty good distribution. look how mild is in the mountains. 50 degrees right now. it has not chilled down that much. we will not be as cold as last night. the tip of the iceberg of a warming trend. eventually coming our way. the coldest air in eastern canada and england. readings in the 40's. in eastern canada, some readings in the 20's. 50's round here and it starts to warm up in the south. this is beginning to filter closer. tomorrow will not be warmer than today. we are seeing a spike. we get into the middle of the week

neighbors say oscar and sonia chavez and three others were hardworking and deeply religious. >> i feel so sorry for the family because they were good people. it is a shame that good people is gone. i will miss my neighbors. >> it hits close to home really. it could have been my family. >> reporter: the fire chief will be here at 9:00 to meet with firefighters and talk to the community. this is the one thing that every home should have. it is a carbon monoxide detector. you can get it at any home improvement store, also major home stores. $28. $28 could save your life. back to you guys. >> important warning for all of us. thank you. >>> this friday marks four months out from the republican national convention when the gop will officially name its presidential nominee. >> and after last night's five- state sweep, support for mitt romney is stronger than ever. he easily won primaries in pennsylvania, new york, connecticut, rhode island and delaware. some romney watched the returns from new hampshire, site of the first in the nation primary back in january which he won. >> to all of the th

me parece que al gobierno no le interesa saber quien esta aqui ilegalmente " incluso la magistrada soniasotomayor apunto que arizona no esta obligando al gobierno deportar a nadie y le advertio al abogado de la administracion de barack obama que sus argumentos no eran muy convincentes.. .. 'i am very confident that we are going to." me sintio confiada de que tendremos un fallo favorable la gobernadora de arizona que fue abucheada por los manifestantes mass incarceration of undocumented in arizona...." al preguntarle sobre el argumento del gobierno de si la aplicación plena de la sb1070 resultaria en encarcelamientos masivos, nat up brewer "it's possible" ella acepto que podria ser posible. wait for sots "van a usar la lógica... latinos como yo" "entoces el mensaje... dignidad de la gente" con vo ---con su destino y el corazon claramente en washington, activistas a favor y en contra de la ley sb-1070 decan estar optimistas, preparndose para lo mejor, pero esperando lo peor. --- y aunque arizona sigue siendo el epicentro de la 1070, la expectativa y la tensin ya no son exclusividad de se e

sonia sotomayor warned him about the case. you can see its not selling very well. jan brewer left the hearing encouraged. >> arizona has the right, i as governor, i felt, was somewhat ensured that i had a right to protect the citizens of arizona. >> reporter: brewer charged president obama sued her state to get a boost with hispanic voters. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> nbc news confirmed newt gingrich plans to suspend his campaign next tuesday. the former house speaker will make the announcement in washington. it is likely he will endorse the presumed gop nominee mitt romney. >>> there was more dramatic testimony on day three of john edwards trial. the star witness testified about the alleged plot to use campaign funds to hide his affair with a former staffer. jay gray has more. >> reporter: for 2 1/2 days andrew young described an intricate plan that was implemented by john edwards to hide his mistress, rielle hunter, from his wife and the public during his run for the white house. the defense got the first shot at the state's star witness in th

sonia kim is a certified e.r. physician, who has never treated the first baseman. but she's seen the impact of anxiety on her patients. manager bruce bochy says huff is on the disabled list so he can seek condition. it became clear that huff was going through some kind of emotional turmoil, when he left the team monday morning, prior to a doubleheader in new york. >> the family's here. >> reporter: the emotional highs of winning the world series in 2010, in the locker room, huff was open about his personal lows. >> my mom kept him on the stage. and to work hard. and if it wasn't for that, i wouldn't be here. >> reporter: huff's father was murdered. the trauma marks his career. right now, huff is experiencing financial and personal woes. it's not known why huff is being treated by the anxiety disorder. but dr. kim says it's important for everyone to seek help. >> reporter: now, huff isn't the only person in major league baseball to deal with anxiety disorder. dontrelle willis was put on the disabled list in 2009, for anxiety disorder. >>> a lot of raining across the

critics say that could lead to racial profiling but justice sonia sotomayor pointed out that those are not unusual in an arrest. often there is an immigration checks that mistakes do without the law. she interrupted, you can see it is not selling very well. what you try to come up with something else? the justices appeared troubled by another provision in the law that makes it a crime for illegal immigrants to work or try to get a job in arizona. the chief justice suggested that back to go beyond federal immigration law which imposes serious penalties on employers rather than employees >> this is the second major case the court is now considering the huge political implications. a decision is expected by the end of june, right in the middle of the presidential election. >> it is the bay area's version of car armageddon and it could turn the golden gate bridge to a parking lot. beginning 8:00 friday night cruise will begin demolishing historic doyle drive. bridge traffic will all be converted onto highway one until monday morning while a temporary road is put in place. the best way to b

. >> reporter: it's -- smith sonia do the shuttle shuffle. >> reporter: it's the -- smithsonian do thehuttle shuffle. >> reporter: next tuesday the faa will shuttle the ferry from florida. >> it's something to see when it fly overs you. >> reporter: the flight path was scouted out by two nasa jets last week. the exact route is secret due to security, but weather permitting it will include d.c.'s most famous landmarks. >> it will fly no higher than 1,500 feet above the ground and at some times even lower. it will be hard to miss. >> reporter: 1,500 feet off the ground, just three washington monuments up and it's over the most tightly controlled airspace in the country. >> i think the fact that all of the government agencies have approved a flyover is a real tribute to the importance of the space shuttle. >> reporter: dr. valerie neil is the curator for the smithsonian's air and space museum. >> we've been working heavily for the last year and we have all the pieces in place now except the one we cannot control and that is the when. >> reporter: this is the gate that discovery will come

. >> reporter: oscar and sonia chavez we're told had only lived in this home for about a year. but like many of the houses in the community, it was built in the '60s and a lot of the systems are old. fire chief bayshore will be here around 9:00 this morning meeting with firefighters as well as neighbors. he will want to visit with neighbors here in the community as well as answer their questions. >> thank you. >>> two dogs shot by officers in prince george's county may have been the same dogs involved in a vicious attack friday. dog were going after two kids in northeast who had to climb onto a car to get away. a neighbor threw himself at the dogs to get them to leave the kids alone and then he was attacked. the dog's owners haven't been found so investigators have not been able to confirm whether the ones that were shot are the same dogs. >>> we're following a major consume are and health alert this morning. the first new case of mad cow disease in the u.s. in six years. we'll have the latest coming up. >> more tough talk from north korea. why a military leader there says the

>> if you look at mitt romney's positions on things like the dream act, immigration reform, even sonia sotomayor being on the court, he's taken a hard line. >> he has said that all 11 million immigrants, most of them latinos, should self-deport. even if they've lived here since they were children. >> he's calling arizona's anti-immigration laws a model for the country and campaigning with the author of that bill. he's probably on the wrong side of every issue important to latinos. >> stephen: mitt had to take all those anti-immigrant positions to appeal to the g.o.p.'s conservative base in the primary and that leaves him and the republican party in something of a bind. how do they now appeal to the hispanic voters without coming off as a bunch of immigrant-coddling amnesty huggers? well, once again, colbert super pac comes to the rescue. with a bold series of one ad that explains the republican position on latino issues in a language they can understand english with a spanish accent. (laughter) >> (in spanish accent) president obama promised he'd fix the economy. instead we have record

after harsh questioning, judge sonia sotomayor warned the obama lawyer about his case saying quote, you can see it's nsellin very well. >> arizona has a right and i as governor, i felt was somewhat ensured that i had a wrigright. >> went on to say that president obama sued anthony to get a boost with hispanic voters. five states have already passed laws similar to that in arizona. more might follow. >>> coming up on nightly news, a look at how this case is inspiring a nationwide debate. >>> still ahead at 5:00, the bay area landmark inspiring a boycott over one of the most popular deal sharing sites of the internet. >>> and possiblily life saving technology being developed here in the bay area. >>> and what a new treatment is promising. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. about 60 miles away, we're tracking some showers near the south bay. you can see it showing up on our radar now across interstate 5.' on that and also, gohow lo this and cooler weather will be sticking around in just a few minutes. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage co

even liberal justice, sonia sotomayor, seemed that arizona exceeded its authority by enacting the law. you can see it's not selling very well. why don't you try to come up with something else? outside the court, and in cities across the country, protests by people who believe arizona's law encourages racial profiling and stereotyping. >> it was a sign whether the states have the right to promote racism, promote hatred and police harassment toward immigrants of all people's colors. >> i don't know how it comes out. there's going to be a whole lot of people that are angry. >> reporter: rob and tanya, the court's decision could have a big impact on the fall campaign. republicans' aggressive stand on illegal immigration, has alienated h alienated hispanic voters. >>> lawmakers demanded answers from the head of homeland security over that secret service prostitution scandal. janet napolitano was on the hot seat yesterday, as she was questioned for the first time publicly about the scandal. and she blamed it all on a few bad apples. >> it really was, i think, a -- a huge disappointment to t

critics say that could lead to racial profiling, but justice sonia sotomayor pointed out those inquiries aren't unusual in arrests. often there's an immigration check that most states do without this law. later when verrilli persisted sotomayor interrupted. you can see it's not selling very well. why don't you try to come up with something else. but the justices appeared troubled by another provision in the law that makes it a crime for illegal immigrants to work or try to get a job in arizona. chief justice john roberts suggested that provision could go beyond federal immigration law, which imposes serious penalties on employers rather than employees. this is the second major case the court is now considering with huge political implications. right now it is weighing president obama's health care reform law. a decision in both of these cases is expected by the end of june. that, of course, is right in the middle of the presidential elections. jan crawford, cbs news, the supreme court. >>> on friday the house is scheduled to vote on a $6 billion republican proposal to prevent interest ra

sonia's sister nora lei. have a d two other men who nted rooms in the home died. martin went to checon his motherher and sted when no one answered knew something was wrong. when went inside he found authities say carbon monday objectionside i'd levels -- monoxide levels were ngerous anlethalvel. >> got in the house he says, walked through and found the body of myfather and then my stepmother. everybody inside was dead. woman. other was a hard working she worked inthe bary at giant she says. origally froml salvador. >> reporter: now authorities say autopsies are needed to confirm the exaccause of deat t it appeared detached and rusted out furnace exhaust system ame. sherrie johnso abc2 news. >>> opening statements will begin in the case of two brothers accused of beating a teen while on neighborhood watch in 2010. yesterday, theyked for a trial by judge. that request was granted. the brothers are accused of beating the teen while guarding the park heights neighborhood. the brothers claim they did it in self-defense. >>> a third suspect has been arrested in the st.

but that argument didn't seem to convince even liberal justice sonia sotomayor, the nation's first hispanic on the court said, you can see it's not selling very well. why don't you try to come up with something else? arizona's jan brewer blasted the obama administration for trying to block her state's law. >> they are playing up to the latino community and trying to use that scare card, if you will, to generate a support for elections. >> reporter: five other states have passed laws like arizona. so this case can have a big impact. diane, what struck me the most was there was no discussion in the case of the danger of racial profiling and the real-world impact laws like this can have on the real lives of 50 million hispanic americans. >> that is the issue being debated across dinner tables in the country. thanks, so much, terry. >>> and now to the death penalty. the move to ban capital punishment gained another state today. connecticut became the 17th state to end executions. but lawmakers carved out one exception. the 11 people already on death row. they will still be executed. >>> and now

sonia kim is a certified e.r. physician who has never treated the baseball star, but she's seen the impact of anxiety on her patients. >> anyone who has suffered from chronic constant worrying or nervousness, loss of concentration, poor concentration, sleep disturbance, that affects your daily living activities. >> for the record, huff isn't the only recorded major league baseball player to deal with this disorder. willis for the detroit tigers was diagnosed and put on the d.l. list back in 19 -- actually 2009. >> let's hope the rainy days won't wash those blues away. >>> this rain going to part with us? >> it is going to part with us. and that's good news. unfortunately for you early morning commuters, a rough drive to work. still have rain coming down, although we're not detecting it with our radar. we've got drizzle, mist generated by thick, low clouds out there. so we are going to see an interesting day today. yesterday, we had a nice warm afternoon. temperatures actually reached the 70s in some cities. today

she'll be joined by ruth bader ginsburg, sonia sotomayor, and elena kagan, the three women who followed her to the high court and still currently serve. the event's hosted by the supreme court historical society and the freedom forum. and you can see it live at 6:30 p.m. eastern on our companion network c-span 2. also tomorrow, live coverage of the indiana senate republican primary debate between senator richard lugar and challenger richard mordock who serves as indiana's treasurer. the hoosier state holds its primary on november 8th. you can listen on c-span radio. >>> april 15th, 1912. nearly 1,500 perish on the ship called unsinkable. >> once the lookout bells were sounded, once the lookout cited an iceberg up ahead, they struck the bells up in the crow's nest three times, ding, ding, ding, which is a warning saying that there's some object ahead. it doesn't mean dead ahead. it means ahead of the ship. and it doesn't say what kind of object. what the lookout then did once he struck the bell, he went to a telephone nest and called down to the officer on the bridge to tell them what it