court is expected to rule on issues concerning police tracking suspects in vehicles with secret g.p.s. devices permit of action far right immigration laws even new needed to on television person the biggest showdown with some are calling the elephant in the room this session will be a ruling expected next year on the constitutionality of president obama's affordable care act but all this info a backdrop of a twenty twelve election season and this could be one of the most significant supreme court sessions in the history of this nation for a preview of what to expect i'm joined by brian siebel director of justice programs at the alliance for justice brian welcome thank you for having me thanks for joining us we've got affirmative action immigration health reform all this stuff on the agenda all very contentious left or right political issues do you do you are we going to see a whole bunch of five five four decisions as this always may as some of those cases are not yet officially on the docket i mean the affordable care act has not yet been taken by the court most recently of the obama administ

we've got, can the police fix a g.p.s. device to your car without a warrant. what about cher who bleated out expletives at an awards ceremony, is that indecent? we have a plate of cases and then marching right in the middle of the court's docket in the election year are two hot ones, one having to do with the constitutionality of the obama-sponsored healthcare law and the arizona immigration debate. bothgw+i is just as politically hot as healthcare and with the new law that passed in alabama recently, we have states doing lots of different things on immigration. is the court consistent on that issue or -- >> that's a tougher one but that's coming to us not as a straight constitutional matter having to do with, like, racial profiling. she's referring to the law in arizona that signed into -- i think spring of 2010, by republican governor jan brewer there, saying if police suspect that somebody might be undocumented, his or her papers can be checked and with the obama administration has said this could lead to racial profiling but the actual court case has to do

we have can the police afix a g.p.s. device to your car without a warrant and follow you around? what about cher and some of her fleeting expletives that she blurted out at an awards ceremony, can that be sanctioned? we have a good case having to do with whether jailers can strip search anyone who comes in, even on a traffic offense. so we have a very good slate already of good cases and marching in the middle of the court's docket in the election year are two hot ones, one having to do with the constitutionality of the obama sponsored healthcare law, and the arizona immigration debate. both of those cases are likely going to be taken up by the justices in this term with rulings coming in june of 2012 as they head toward the election year. gwen: let me ask you about the healthcare one. that's not there yet. >> the appeals are there but the justices haven't yet agreed to hear it. gwen: so this would deal with both the obama administration and the states challenging this law, they both want them to hurry up. >> they're saying take it up in the normal course of things and the justic

. >> as the technical industry changes, the stand-alone g.p.s. devices will fade out. g.p.s. technology. tablet computers which can do more than handle reading will likely take on the function of magazines and books. low end cameras will be replaced by high-tech options. not a surprise. >> the airlines are rolling out what they call economy comfort creating three extra inches of leg room in the first three to five rows. they will run you an extra $19.95 per ticket, not per inch. >> the economy might still be a little carry, but it is not stopping people from spending money on halloween this year. costume shops are kicking into overdrive. >> sales are scary good after two down years. >> this year we expected to take a climb, but i was president really ready for the climb that it has already taken. we're about two weeks ahead of ourselves in sales. >> and when they are doing well, a thousand other stores they manufacture and supply to are doing well also. >> stein said they had to bring a crew back in to manufacture more to keep up demand. the national retail federation

we have can the police afix a g.p.s. device to your car without a warrant and follow you around? what about cher and some of her fleeting expletives that she blurted out at an awards ceremony, can that be sanctioned? we have a good case having to do with whether jailers can strip search anyone who comes in, even on a traffic offense. so we have a very good slate already of good cases and marching in the middle of the court's docket in the election year are two hot ones, one having to do with the constitutionality of the obama sponsored healthcare law, and the arizona immigration debate. both of those cases are likely going to be taken up by the justices in this term with rulings coming in june of 2012 as they head toward the election year. gwen: let me ask you about the healthcare one. that's not there yet. >> the appeals are there but the justices haven't yet agreed to hear it. gwen: so this would deal with both the obama administration and the states challenging this law, they both want them to hurry up. >> they're saying take it up in the normal course of things and the justic

surveillance that's something we discussed at length here on the show law enforcement striving g.p.s. devices on to a suspicious persons vehicle to track their every move all about a warrant from a judge now it's a clear violation of the fourth amendment it's very disturbing to look at who's getting this treatment from police earlier this year i spoke with yasser the man who found one of these trackers on his car and he thought that he was being targeted solely because of his muslim heritage. makes me feel like they're treating me like a terrorist or criminal and their are giving me my my rights as an american citizen i was born and raised here so i feel good friends and to start a nice feeling. activists have also come for a similar stories about finding the strikers on their vehicles were surveillance has already been disputed lower courts but there's been so many conflicting outcomes the highest justices agreed to hear of the issue but the case will be front and center of the supreme court is united states versus jones and that specific case jones is being tracked over an extended period o

g.p.s. tracking devices.oat. >> i have gotten tickets for catching too many oysters. they have given me tickets because of the tracking device. they knew where i was. >> this room is filled with other high-tech devices. the maritime law enforcement or m line will soon be a police force multiplier. they will be able aalert officers when boats head in. until m-line is operational, the bulk of the work will fall on police patrols which are labor intensive. the amount the state collects in fishing lie -- licenses and permits costs less than half the cost of law enforcement. >> you will be able to pay more money in order to keep these guys in business? y don't think we should pay more. >> the state doesn't have resources to put a dollar value on looting the bay. meanwhile, experts say poaching impacts what is available on the market by artifically affecting cost. for the i-team, i'm david collins. >> and the overwhelming majority of commercial fishermen do not condone illegal fishing activity. as for the fish foun

start your day with >> in "consumer alert" smart phone devices equipped with g.p.s.gy can help parents keep track of trick-or-treaters. it invites parents to share their location on their cell phone. be mindful, it shares the parents' location, too. it can be downloaded on a child's cell phone. parents can see their child's location by logging in clicking on missing device. >> techies marked an historic trend this month. there are more than 3 -- in other words, there are more wireless communication devices than there are people. it now includes conversations that no humans have ever heard. >> the classic machine to machine example is your meter reader. we all remember a day when the guy 0 would have to traipse through the rose bushes and fight off the dog and find that meter. now a truck drivers down the street. >> wow. there are now 96,000 smart phones and p.d.a.'s in the u.s. americans sent almost 1.5 trillion text messages in the first part of this year. >> the s.e.c. tracking down on the way wireless alerts customers if they are reaching their limits. as news rep

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