different from all the others because when you're concerned that things that were done are action nabl in 1200. you can say what you want about the levels of innovation. the big problem with the environmental protection act and the clean air act was not that it chose to regulate, but you have to go down a level and figure out what this proper scheme of regulation is. and you can't answer that question by saying i'm pro or against. let me jes tell you one of the huge blunders that they all made, which was they thought they would grandfather all technology and regulate new technology. this is the most expensive word, the word "new." what this did is completely disrupted the transmission cycle from old to new transitions. the regulations on the new stuff were intolerable so the biggest areas on litigation is what counts as a modification. this has gone on for 40 years because you don't ally the new stuff to come in under the same thing. what you needed was a system of regulation that replicated common law rules in which damages which were caused by externalalities were basically punished,

panel of investigators had admitted it is a nabl to determine who was behind the houla massacre that happened in syria in may that claimed a one hundred eight lives of civilian people including many women and children that's most of western countries have been very quick to blame assad's government for. but who is killing who really remains impossible to find out. if a national reporting meantime turkey has deployed dozens of military vehicles to the syrian border including that of and see aircraft systems it's all in response to syria downing one of its warplanes last week for violating the country's airspace turkey insists its fighter jet entered syria's territory by mistake and only briefly refusing to accept it was shot down over syrian territorial waters jeremy salt who's a turkey based professor of middle eastern history and politics says another incident like that may bring already strained relations between ankara and damascus to a break. one has to see what's happening with this shooting down the plane is a very significant. so the notch in the tension between syria and turk

her mother in hospital meanwhile just recently you and panel of investigators had admitted it is a nabl to determine who was behind the houla massacre that happened in syria in may that claimed one hundred eight lives of civilian people including many were. women and children that's after most of western countries have been very quick to blame assad government for these large shit but who is killing the hall that really remains impossible to find out. if national reporting for war meantime are modern so for globalist online magazine says that he's not surprised the un panel failed to reach a definitive conclusion on who was behind the houla massacre. i think the report is so uncertain because the evidence it had to sift through was uncertain this was not a cotton dried case despite misleading reports in the western press that it was i think this is a classic case were both pundits and even the spokesman of major governments need to learn to watch their language until they know for sure what the facts of a situation are and this was not done in this case people shot from the hip objectiv

operation in the region is now to go in and now there are unconfirmed media reports saying that turkish nabl. forces have messed in the syrian territorial waters while at the same time we're hearing that prime minister is preparing for an emergency session of the country's security council well the wrong many conflicting and unconfirmed reports media reform reports but if confirmed that will prove turkey turkey is enfoldment a nato member country involvement in its neighbors conflicts but so far again we haven't received any racial reaction from any side back to you now these reports that come after claims that the cia officers us supervising the transfers to syria from turkey tell us more on that. well indeed the news about turkish jet allegedly shot down here in syria has come just say off to another media report citing in. arab and in their countries and you as and citing unnamed arab and american intelligence officers claiming that a group of cia all forces are right now stationed based in turkey in the southern part of the country not far from the syrian border to coordinate weapons and

. >> well, you might have heard -- >> that is just unconscience nabl. >> that was the governor perryersial health care law. now it's unclear how texas will react to this ruling going forward. it has 6.1 million uninsured residents. that's 25% of the state's population. the highest rate of people without health insurance in the country. greg abbott was in the supreme court ruling when it was issued and who will play a key role in what happens next. sir, first of all, i want to remind everybody that you say texas will plan further legal action to stop this care law and you also posted on your facebook page that you've only begun to fight on this issue. why is it that you still feel that there is a necessary need to go against what the supreme koirt hanow ruled to be constitutional ofç president obama's health care act? >> well, for several reasons. first of all, what the court did as justice kennedy made clear in his descent, the court saved a provision that congress never passed and that was the tax increase. president obama himself said that this was not a tax increase but yet the c

it's not fashion nabl to run on the basis of i'll compromise. is that fair?ident obama has been extremely polarizing the republicans are more conservative than they've been in any time in 25 years. it's also true, norm t dcs are more liberal than they have been in 25 years. >> we'll leave it at thatch. we'll bring you back. more of it to have. norm is resident scholar at the american enterprise institute. it's even worse than it looks how the american constitutional collided with the new politics of extremism. steven moore editorial wryer with the complete. what is equal and what is fair? what is pornography, a nobel prize is here to explain. the fear of terror, what is happening to your money right now. you've been following these markets? we'll show you how to take advantage of what's going on while other people are running scared. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 let's talk about fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 there are atm fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 account service fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and the most dreaded fees of all, hidden fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 at charles schwab

and for those who fail to respond to reports of sexual abruise, their behavior is abon nabl and has tragic consequences. these kids need our help. they need our support. and we as a society must not turn our backs or close our eyes or try to convince ourselves that it doesn't exist when it in fact does exist. this is a law enforcement issue, and every police department and investigative agency across the country should take note of this case and ensure that every claim of child sexual abuse is addressed promptly and investigated thoroughly with the understanding that where there's one victim, there very likely are more. this is also an institutional issue. every institution that comes into contact with children should operate under the premise that it's their legal responsibility to report suspected child abuse. the legal part of this is easy to grasp. but more importantly, there's a moral and ethical imperative to do so. concealing or attempting to minimize this type of crime is unacceptable, as well as unconscionable and should not and cannot be tolerated. this is also a family issue, an

conference he said that he would be traveling in malta for a couple of weeks joking that it's a "i am preg nablsland fortress and may not be a bad place to take a break for a while." terrell. >> whit johnson, thank you so much. >>> as whit reported, the health care law now certain to be a central issue in campaign 2012. cbs news political director john dickerson is here with us. >> good morning, terrell. >> governor rah romney's campaign raised 5 -- is this issue going to be a factor heading into the election? >> it is. as you say, it's gotten him all that money. to the extent that conservatives were slow, conservatives were already lining up behind governor romney. but now they're really rushing because they know that only by electing him president that's the only way the affordable care act is going to go away. he solidified his base, he's raising money. so it's good news for him on that front. the question is how much beyond his base he can use this issue. >> does it push independence, john, in his direction? >> that's the really big question. we know from polling that independents were unha