without question, -- governor lingle. without question, this rewritten bill strikes to the heart of hawaii's authority to enforce health and environmental regulations, taxes and criminal law enforcement equally among its citizens. congress should not be a party to imposing this upon this state or for that matter any state. yet, despite the state of hawaii's concerns with the rewritten bill, here we are tonight debating it on the house -- on the floor of the house of representatives. this legislation violates, also in my view, the united states constitution because it establishes a separate race-based government of native hawaiians. the authors and advocates of this bill have argued that native hawaiian recognition is no different than congress recognizing an indian tribe. and yet, mr. speaker, they are very important and real differences. native hawaiians are not and never have been members of an indian tribe. native hawaiians do not share the same political and legal history as federally recognized indian tribes. the his

. >> hawaii governor linda lingle said no damage was reported by any county. >>> the scope of the damage in chile is so massive it's almost hard to believe. authorities say the earthquake toppled more than 500,000 structures. that's an aerial view for you. it has affected more than 2 million people and seriously damaged the country's economy. right now more than 300 people are dead, but that number could rise dramatically. even though the quake was centered more than 200 miles from chile's capital of santiago, people living there say they felt it, and it was pretty powerful. >> at first i just opened my eyes and waited because, well, hear in chile we're kind of used to having mild earthquakes frequently. but then it just wouldn't stop. so we decided to get up with my boyfriend and just hid by the door, just waiting for it to stop. we just heard all around the neighborhood crashing down, children crying, women getting pretty upset. and people just started pouring out of their apartments and going outside. >> well, the earthquake knocked out basic services to santiago including water, powe

lindali lingle, she can't run again. and number one, kansas.athleen sebelius left there to join the obama administration. her lieutenant governor, a former republican, mark parkinson, not seeking another term. it's sam brownback who almost has a clear field for this entire thing. that's today's top ten, but it's these highly competitive races that political junkies will be looking at them. 11 of them. arizona, colorado, florida, illinois, massachusetts, minnesota, nevada, ohio, rhode island, texas, and wisconsin. look, 36 governorships are up. so many of them are going to be close. and they don't necessarily move in the way the nation moves, because internal dynamics will move those things in-state dynamics on that. it's going to be a wild year. winners of these governors' races matter though, when it comes to congress, because the census is coming and reapportionme reapportionment. got to move on to one governor's race that is getting wild. less than 72 hours after the polls close in illinois, it's a big mess. scott lee cohen, he's a little-kn