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almost like c.c. sabathia's deal.getting ready to re-interview the second half brothers of missing missouri baby lisa irwin tomorrow. the boys are 5 and an 8-year-old will also reportedly give d.n.a. samples to be compared to some unidentified strands found in the irwin home. gretchen? >> mitt romney came under fire for saying that he had no position on ohio's collective bargaining law. one day later, he changed his tune. >> i'm sorry if i created confusion in that regard. i fully support governor kasich's i think it's called question two in ohio. i fully support that. on my web site back as early as april, i laid out that i support question 2 and the governor's effort to restrict collective bargaining in ohio. >> that was in virginia. you can see the governor of virginia behind him there, even though he hasn't officially endorsed him yet, mitt romney's critics calling this another flip-flop. joining is the former co-chairman in maryland, is there another flip-flop? >> sometimes you have to buy time and look at this s

that's almost you know one in every hundred americans i don't even think that many people knew there wasn't a c.c. let alone how to get their information to us but they did they were really concerned about this was not pauwels f.c.c. approved consolidation anyway i believe we did our job and i believe we did it well but grassroots media reform activists had a surprise for him so when the f.c.c. clearly didn't listen to the american public we knew that it was our time to act and so with the media access project and many other plaintiffs who joined on to our case we told the f.c.c. that we would sue them and we took it all the way to the third district court of appeals in philadelphia the court of appeals in philadelphia reversed the absences decision and directed it to conduct a do over that do over there the f.c.c. had to hold more public hearings about consolidation they held six between october two thousand and six and november two thousand and seven it was artists will spoke about corporate media keeping popular musicians off the air really is the travesty of it is all these bands and all thes