judge kuntz: think there's a question. i appreciate everything you all have done about history and tying it into voting rights. it has made me appreciate even more the right to vote. i am concerned about the right to vote for everyone going forward. as a lawyer, what would you suggest i become involved in to assist in making that a broader right? >> i am pessimistic about the supreme court over the next five to 10 years being the leader in protecting voter rights. and i think this is going to be a battle that is probably going to have to be fought state by state. sometimes that means using state constitutions which has proven , to be effective in some states. there are affirmative rights to vote in certain state constitutions. some of it is going to be legislative and regulatory. as lobbying for certain laws or for the repeal of certain laws or for election officials to do certain things. sometimes, shining the light of publicity as to certain practices for example, an , alabama when it came out they were closing a bunch o

he was pronounced at the scene. 59-year-old kuntz wright of silver springs charged with second degree murder >>> violent protests continue over president trump's decision to move u.s. embassy to president said he will not meet with mike pence during his visit to the region next week. david lee miller reports. >> reporter: israeli air strikes in gaza in retaliation for rocket attacks killed two palestinians. the israeli military says it was a targeting weapons making facilities, weapons warehouse and a military compound. meanwhile, anti-u.s. and anti-israeli demonstrations took place throughout the day in ago is a in bethlehem and other cities, palestinians threw stones while forceses responded. there were also clashes along the border with gaza ten potential citizenians were wounded. officials say the military is trying to exercise restraint. a ha mas spokesman by saying the feud has been lit and will continue until objectives are met. in jerusalem, the old about half dozen people were arrested for holding what authorities call an illegal protest. the crowd of about 60 was disbursed w

. >> chris, you heard senator kuntz talking about the topics of the day. talking about whether the government will be funded. there doesn't seem to be a lot of nervousness here that we'll see a government shutdown going into this weekend. again, these negotiations have been very unpredictable. >> kacie hunt, i'll let you go back to talking to members as you always do. we thank you for that. let's go back to al franken's story. it's important to remember the totality of accusations against senator franken as well as how quickly all of this came together. so the first accusation was on november 16th from leanne tweeden. that's only three weeks ago today. since then there have been a total of seven more, including a guest we will have coming up, stephanie kemplin. some named, some unnamed. the most recent came yesterday. again, one named accuser, the on other unnamed. two are alleged to have occurred shortly after. all accusations include some combination of groping and/or forced kissing. today franken responded again to the accusations. >> some of the allega