but farmers like paulk know most americans want no part of picking black berries.breaking work for $12 an hour. ask becky musgrove. she started picking two weeks ago. >> sometimes i'm lazy. if it's real, real hot i don't come back in the afternoons and that's bad to say, but i don't. >> reporter: it's hard labor. and the workforce is not here in america. so where is it going to come from? my great-grandparents and great-great grandparents are buried on the hill just a few miles from here, and, you know, i hate for gary paulk to be the one to bury farm. >> reporter: and paulk's farm faces a bigger crisis-- too few hands to pick 600 acres of grapes ready for harvest next month. mark strassmann, cbs news, wray, georgia. >> pelley: we wanted to know more about how georgia's immigration law came about. we were told the state had to impose the law in its own defense. georgia estimates illegal immigrantses cost taxpayers more than $2 billion a year, much of that to pay for the schooling and medical bills of their children. venezuela's president reveals that he is fighting

we are asking that everybody including our panelist to remember turn off your black berries, pagers and phones. at this time, i am very honored and proud to introduce jeff adachi. >> thank you very much. and welcome to the 5th annual public defender's juvenile summit. i was thinking this morning. 5 years. maybe we will not need this because we will have justice for youth. until that time, we will continue to meet and talk and create action. this is the theme of today's summit. creating an action plan that will result in the changes that we're talking about today and the innovations we are talking about today. over the fast 5 years we have the talked about the magic programs. community based organizations was a result of the first juvenile summit 5 years ago. we have also taken up the deplorable conditions that resulted in the moratorium and i am proud to say, for example over the last year, none of our youth have been transferred to the california youth authority. but we have to remember the fight still continues. they are still incarcerating youth at a cost of $230,000 per youth. you c

it's a snap cable has forced rescuers to restart the complicated operation to lift the massive black berry a cruiser that sank a week ago claiming one hundred twenty nine lives. in the murdoch media scandal claims another scout has britain's top cop quits over connections to journalists suspected of bribery and phone hacking former news international chief executive and news of the world editor rebecca brooks has also found herself once again dealing with police behind closed doors but this time under arrest before being released on bail. the libyan rebels have been recognized as the legitimate governing authority in the country by the u.s. and thirty other countries but colonel gadhafi remains a defiant and vows never to leave libya as nato airstrikes continue. and a transatlantic cash crunch as america struggles to raise its debt ceiling in a time tumult of the verge of default while the euro crisis has spread to adding more pressure on the simple currency. and now check out our documentary about the siberian far east a mixture of european and asian cultures as well as traditions that go

. >> go to an airport and you see these guys on their black berries. >> what is the corrective, joe? we are almost out of time? >> i think we have people, people have to count to 10 before they start taking substances and ask themselves questions about their life. are there other things they can do? >> so it's a matter of the spirit? >> spirit is very important, john. very important. >> words to live by. thank you very much, joe. good luck with the book. >> thank you. >> high society. >> high society. >> thank you. if. for such a small if i live to a hundred. if social security isn't enough. if my heart gets broken. if she says yes. we believe if should never hold you back. if should be managed with a plan that builds on what you already have. together we can create a personal safety net, a launching pad, for all those brilliant ifs in the middle of life. you can call on our expertise and get guarantees for the if in life. after all, we're metlife.

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people are disenfranchised and i'm saying to you this is voter suppression i have right now in my black berry a white farmer in wisconsin who says that you've got farmers who are who don't have state id and the nearest place to go get is seventy two miles away that's voter suppression in this country you do not make it more difficult for people to vote you should make it easier reiver suppression to force people to get a driver's license before they get i'm the one who taught me what should you be rich enough to own a car in order to vote vets every level of government involvement there is an idea except for when you go to vote it's just the only place and matter of fact at the at the polls that's where you are in fact i'm enjoying myself with the government when i walk on street and in any public place area that you walk into your involving yourself with when you interact and you know this isn't just going to have proof of widespread voter fraud was going away prove it fewer than twenty cases here and george bush spent millions of dollars looking for this in two thousand and two thousand thi

tell you that the economy is still shedding them as thousands of fresh layoffs that companies from black berry to cisco are announced and their jobs are who's supposed to be figuring out how to get them back for obama he's been touted by the president well his comp company just shipped an entire business of theirs to where else you don't even need to complete that sentence he shipped it to china now anthony randazzo for marines and he joins me now and i'm hoping that he can help need to really prove that these issues mean something that we should be focusing on and it's ready to know that if you think the see it's a little machine good for you just don't do earth or did i ok one of the issues to go i'm going to dump them on you i think of them all. i'm pretty certain of your intellect but markets i want to start with they didn't take today a lot of people expected they were going to that was very much the rhetoric going into this monday and they didn't but a lot of analysts that i was reading were saying because no one really thinks that the country is going to default the markets don't really

. >> the company that makes black berry said it will eliminate 2000 jobs. blackberry dominated most corporate sales. >> super hero may not be an official job description for a botanist but if you want to study plants you better be tough. we got a chance to see what botsnists are made off when we went on an expedition with them in the philippines. >> a lot of days start with a jeep ride. scientists bouncing along in a colorful, open-air bus this, is the curby stuff. for what is haerkd you better be rugged. darren pennies is part of a team from california academy of sighin -- sciences, joining philippine colleagues to rescue the rain forest. >> it is one of the hot spots of tropical biodiversities. it's diverse in terms of species. >> the philippines has nearly 100 million people on islands together about the size of arizona. population is growing. pristine areas are shrinking. scientists hope this will help demonstrate the need to save what is left. >> looking for anything in flower or fruit. >> botanists spent five days on a national park, last stop on a fi

you can fit the right one for your device like this black december berry, take something called a microusb tip after you charged this up then press the button and it charges it up. if you have an iphone or ipod touch, you can take the cable and plug it into the top of the v-11 and it will charge up an iphone, 1.5 times on a single charge. it snaps in and you don't have to get that anxiety when you're running out of juice on the gadget and there's no plug in sight. >> that's really remarkable. then we know people do want to take with them their tablets and all of that good stuff. you've got an attachment for that too. >> a wireless attachment if that's not an oxymoron, it's from verbatim. look at this. pretty cool. it's a small little key board that works with smartphones and tablets and doesn't matter what the make it or model as well as it's blue tooth enabled. chances are it is. it will use that wireless technology so if you want to do travel blogging or you want to write in a diary, digital diary or lengthy e-mails a touch screen doesn't cut it. you want a full sized key board like a re

of black eyes for the white sox, the mets stand their ground and quite possibly the worst first pitch ever. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. five democratic congress women are calling on republican congressman alan west to apologize for an e-mail tirade against a fellow florida lawmaker. west called democrat debbie wasserman-schultz despicable and cowardly after she criticized his stance on medicare. >>> texas has executed a man convicted of killing two men and wounding a third as part of a shooting spree he said was meant to target muslims in the wake of 9/11. mark stroman died by lethal injection. >>> georgia delayed the execution of a convicted murderer by 24 hours giving no reason. the move came shortly after the supreme court denied andrew deyoung's appeal. it will be the first videotaped execution in nearly two decades. >>> new york city is warning swimmers and kayakers to stay out of the hudson river after a fire at a waste water treatment plant forced officials to pump raw sewage into the river. officials say it will take at least 48 hours of continuous dumping

marable did have anxiety about black nationalism so when i'm reading that passage the first thing i'm thinking is there a are a number of ways to understand african berry and that is the difference between somebody in uganda, someone in egypt and the black masses. even in america in the 1950s that black nationalists understood african bearings. now he could make a claim that maybe there is a problem with conservative black nationalism which is a different variant that when he says nationalism as a whole that is marable editorializing and bringing it back to gender, what i found most interesting and some of his passages on gender is he attributed malcolm's attitudes towards women to nationalism plan at the same time martin luther king stated that he could not work with strong black women. he didn't know how to do it. this is something that if we were to take black political ideology, it is not lack -- it is black integration is. for reasons we don't quite understand why. so that is one of those packages where i might know this is marable's editorializing that is why it is incumbent. the black academy is far more diverse than it was when manning started,