region yes fingers crossed for their marian boxing tennis leavitt has defended his w.p.a. interim title in starkly in front of his home crowd in moscow the russian knocked out sean cox early in the second round eleven f. was the clear favorite before. it was the first offense used to be a title but he was looking to continue his winning. streak after beating teen boxing legend roy jones jr and james toney competitive in the aging man leavitt have delivered a knock out blow in a second and is already looking forward to defending his crown again. much will mother as soon as they start moving better in my eye to the edge he will still throwing punches but he can land and lost confidence you can be the judges where he was the world the opponent for me i just did my best and i will do better in next goes. when he started the first of the second round i was sure that he would knock him out because it was obvious that first of all he. he found a hole in his defense and it was a matter of ten or fifteen seconds if you didn't learn this point. he would have learned it fifteen secon

overboard and joining us today to talk more about the future of fracking as chewed out reporter mike leavitt wig welcome like so how hopeful are you that you pears regulations to come out today well as all the problems associated with fracking. well we've been waiting for some kind of federal regulation of fracking for a long time and what they're coming out with today is only regulations era missions they're going to be putting forth new rules to ask the industry to contain and dispose of gases like methane and organic compounds that are released with fracking rigs when the chemicals in the water that they used to drill for gas actually come back so environmentalist been pushing for federal regulations for a while a lot of people hear a lot about water and water problems caused by fracking parking temptation you also hear a lot about earthquakes but air contamination is also a problem that u.p.a. is moving forward on that now so you think there. needs to be a. create allows for the. all very relevant. price. like what. about fracking. but what has it is it has been regulated on a federal le

zimmerman says the incident has cost him his entire life and that he had to quit his job, school, leavitt's family and go into hiding. he says he needs money for living expenses and to pay for his defense. a quick break as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look out over the sierra. it is still selling and many resorts are still open. it is still selling and many resorts are still open. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >>erica: we are taking a life at conditions on the roads, you certainly need a chance for and to seek a weeks and 84. temperatures will be in the '40's and down into the '40's for friday, just above freezing. they concede between 5-10 in. of fresh, new snow all over the course of the next few days. here's a quick look at your snowbomb.com ski report. faugh cough for more information check out snowbomb.com. >> the cam

. >> guest: the option is, i believe the option is leavitt open for -- left open for future challengef an individual is placed in a holding cell, is not introduced into the jail's general population, that a strip search may not be permissible. and i think that it's a question that's, to some extent, left open by the court's decision and one that will be explored through future cases in all likelihood. >> host: well, there are ten states that already ban strip searches; colorado, florida, illinois, iowa, kansas, kentucky, missouri, new jersey, tennessee and washington. so what happens to those laws, those state laws on the books? >> guest: right. so those state laws say that strip searches can be conducted only on the basis of reasonable suspicion or even a higher standard such as probable cause. and the supreme court was interpreting the constitution, and its ruling means there is not a constitutional right. however, those state laws continue to remain in effect. in fact, there's a similar law in new jersey where mr. florence was arrested that requires strip searches to be performed o

leavitt who wrote a book, "confessions of a union buster." he was a consultant to businesses who wanted to bust unions or didn't want to have unions formed and here's what he said in his book. here's the way that they should do things if they don't want to have a union. "challenge everything then take every challenge to a full hearing. prolong each hearing. appeal every unfavorable decision. if you make the union fight drag on long enough, workers lose faith, lose interest, lose hope." that's what it's about it's about establishing a level playing field now so that workers do, indeed, have their full right not a paper right -- not a paper right but a really full viable right to form a union and to have an election within a reasonable period of time. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor and if my friend needs some more time, i'll yield him whatever time i've got remaining. mr. enzi: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. enzi: i want to thank the chairman for the gift of time. there's nothing that's a greate

over the last quarter of 2010 to the third quarter of 20 leavitt and increased 266% and that is sortf the download from me social networking, it e-mail app download's and so forth and then males on the side are much more heavy in terms of data users on those smartphones. so what is promising out there? graduated driver's license systems have been shown to be effective. i know that you all have addressed that in previous hearings. where they essentially provide a protective effect and protective environment where they can learn through experience. practice is really the key for the younger driver. driving without passengers, not late at night, with more supervised driving. we are also seeing feedback technologies, a research we have been doing for the last five years at the university of iowa with a video recorder and coaching technologies have shown to be very effective in reducing the number of safety relevant events. agreements like checkpoints. professor fisher presented earlier this morning a program that he pioneered in risk awareness and perception training. there are number of