harrison presides tool time awarded tonight it goes to a georgia governor nathan deal and the republican governor was elected to office last november and recently he signed a tough new immigration law starting on july first the georgia law enables law enforcement officers to question all criminal suspects about their immigration status it also requires employers to verify the immigration status of new employees there are a federal database before hiring that deal say the state had to act but it legal population that is estimated to be almost one here million could collect the financial cost jory educational health care and correctional infrastructure is in the billions. but the now a deal the rest of his republican lawmaker friends who passed that bill are dealing with a few other major issues a lack of migrant workers illegal immigrants who work in the fields picking fruit and vegetables are now leaving the states in huge numbers which is really shocking since they're under attack and a study by the state of georgia released last week found that more than eleven thousand agricultural jo

arizona governor jan brewer's racist papers please law has last year georgia republican governor nathan deal passed to do as you have an immigration law himself like the arizona law the georgia law promotes racial profiling instructs police officers to check the immigration status of people who don't look like me belong here as in people who are white americans and georgia's law goes a step further and axes that targets taxicab drivers to under the law it is illegal for taxicab drivers to transport any illegal immigrants that means it's their responsibility now a big ad driver to ask any new fair and good for the back of their kids for their immigration papers before giving them a ride that's right in georgia taxi drivers are now our first line of defense against illegal immigrants. because to say this law isn't sitting too well with the state's cab drivers more than two thousand of them backed by several taxi companies filed a lawsuit against a georgia in washington one of the attorneys for the cab drivers on the suit said it is our hope that the legislature and local law enforcement author

points in two thousand and ten but would lose by two points the day and finally in georgia governor nathan deal would see is ten point win in two thousand and ten morphed into a one point loss today.

a tough law goes into effect july 1st might create a shortage of immigrant workers, so governor nathan dealgriculture and correction officials to connect unemployed probationers with jobs. they are getting only 30% of the workers they need. not all farmers are sold on the idea of hiring people on probation. >> i wouldn't want anybody on my farm, you know, that was dangerous. >> the pugh research center say there are 25,000 immigrants in georgia. >>> the defense taking a swing at the prosecution's case in the case of casey anthony. that's the drama inside. this is the drama outside the courtroom. a mini brawl breaks out because these folks want to get a seat inside. but now, there are some new seating rules. that story next. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. an eve

nathan hale, anthony-- thank you both very much. >> warner: we'll be back shortly with a look at the plea deal in a case about leaking classified nationalurity information. but first, this is pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public >> warner: finally tonight, what had been billed as a major national security leaks case ends up as a plea bargain. ray suarez has that story. >> suarez: a former top official with the national security agency pleaded guilty today to unauthorized use of a government computer, a misdemeanor. thas drake had been charged with ten felony counts related to leaking of classifies information. the government alleged he was a source for a series of "baltimore sun" stories in 2006 and 2007 looking at the nsa. to walk us through the plea and what it means for the obama administration's efforts to crack down on leaks, we're joined by josh gerstein, who has been reporting the story for politico and was in the courtroom today. aye thomas drake was charged, josh, with some very serious crimes, onethat threatened very severe penalties. what did the government say he had leaked and what information was he accused of

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