or could they be trying to prevent mine order horace cooper is here, and judith brown deanis is here. you both for joining us. i want to get perch feeling about a person who would cheat in a voting booth. go around and vote for someone else tp drive and and vote numerously. or engage in planning that kind of thing. what is your visceral reaction, horace? >> that's outrageous behavior. what it does is disenfranchises voters. >> what do you think of those people who do that, the people who do that, just focus on that? >> those people are awful cheaters. >> and they don't exist. >> wait a minute, no, no, judith, first of all, that displeases me, of course they exist. what's your feeling toward them? >> well, that is wrong. no one wants to see anyone cheating. >>> what should we do? what should we do to a person like that? >> they should be prosecuted under the law. there are laws that already exist. >> el despise people like that. i know this goes on, it goes on in old-time politics, since the '50s since i know about. call up, see if you're voted, and then somebody does come and vote for

disenfranchisement in this enfranchise at its finest scott walker's wisconsin offer his take on the issue is horace cooper member of the conservative project twenty one black leadership network legal commentator and an adjunct fellow with the national center for public policy research horace welcome thanks for having me on again thank you for joining us. from the conservative point of view. archer were horrified by this but i'm kind of horrified is the idea of the government bureaucracies like the d.m.v. and like the post office which function in an incompetent way are somehow walking him in glove with a scheme to disenfranchise democrat voters i think that's laughable on its face the real question is is there a need for the public to be convinced that the votes that they cast are actually votes that are going to result in the decisions of who's going to lead them and what direction are going to go that's an important thing for the public to feel so george bush declared a fight. your war on voter fraud mobilize massive public resources millions tens of millions of dollars at federal prosecutors in every s

check before they hired him, and the school is continuing to complete the cooperate in the police investigation. reporting live, horaceolmes abc7 news. >>> it is time now to update tonight's top stories. >>> a man attacked a speed camera truck. around 11:30 police say the man emerged from the woods just south of the baltimore washington parkway. they say he was screaming and banging on the event. the driver was not hurt. >>> a mother in virginia is out of jail on bond. karen murphy is charged in the murder of her two-year-old son ryan. she allegedly forgot him and left in the back of a hot car for seven hours. if convicted, she faces a maximum of 40 years in jail. >>> tonight could be the last night for casey anthony in jail. after spending some three years in jail awaiting her murder trial, she could walk free on time served. yesterday, a jury found anthony not guilty of killing her two- year-old daughter caylee. >>> a big problem at a.t.c. shopping center, a number of cars stolen from the parking lot in front of the home depot on rhode island avenue right in the middle of the day. suzanne kennedy is live on the scen

horace yeltsin an agreement to fly cosmonauts on the shuttle and put u.s. astronauts on space station mir and that opened up the opportunities for a lot of cooperation, very positive on the u.s. side. i want to talk just briefly because i'm going to be a little controversial here. i think a largely unintended but perhaps the most significant policy initiative by the bush administration unintended but potentially the most significant was when we convened the advisory commission of the future of the united states space program the so-called augustine commissioned one. long story, if you want that story by the way i have a book coming out. in another three weeks called calling back buried the first-hand account of the great space race in the end of the cold war. you can read in detail about that. the augustine commission even though it was designed to focus on specific issues of nafta and mass organizations, the space exploration initiative, space station freedom and the shuttle had the unintended but significant consequence in my mind of creating the intellectual and programmatic framework for nasa post-cold war that was based primarily upon our wallet, not our will