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. >>> bill cosby turned down the mark twain prize twice, but tonight he'll finally accept that awardedy center in washington. it's regarded as a top honor for the median. he refused this award in the past to protest the use of profanity and racial slurs by many performers. jerry seinfeld and chris rock will honor him. congratulations. >>> a texas woman got a traffic ticket for not speaking english. she was also cited last week for making an illegal u-turn and not having her driver's license. she wants a deeper investigation from the dallas police. she's a legal u.s. resident and plans to file a complaint this week. >> i basically told my mom that she had gotten a ticket for not speaking english. she was worried that now every time she drives and you know she gets pulled over will she get another tiblgt for not speaking english. >> the dallas police chief apologized for the ticket. he said 38 other drivers got the tickets and the officers who issued them will be investigated. >>> the fda is letting you buy drugs that you think are helping fight deadly diseases but may not be. the asso