erica justice prosser has apparently history of anger management problems he's got quite a temper and he was on the record calling he cast a sharlee haven't found a match. or there's. footage of him when he was in the assembly kind of go and walking very aggressively shaking his fist and raising his fist up in the air at another member of this family so he's got quite a temper but i think you know there's a really this is really reflective unfortunately of the divisiveness. the conservatives have had in the state capitol i mean there was constant supreme court is still in the actual building of the wisconsin capitol and that they were you know supposedly also you know discussing their decision here and that this law has become so divisive has become so polarizing that it would come to the point where one justice would feel so much weight that they would put a hand on another is is really frightening justice has her supposed to be kind of the cooler heads prevail be the wiser you know better thinkers and kind of taking a step back at these kind of things and so to see something so reso

students walker's right hand man on the state supreme court and in fact his mentor justice david prosser is facing allegations that he choked out of other supreme court justice and walsh brady bradley excuse me in her legal chambers two weeks ago you may remember the processor is the guy who narrowly won reelection to the state's high court last month after twelve thousand votes mysteriously appeared in waukesha county to put him over the top and it was his decisive ruling that allowed governor walker's controversial anti-union law to survive a legal challenge earlier this fall so what will this latest controversy over wisconsin supreme court mean for governor walker's agenda and those of his concept we're fighting against it for more i'm joined by john nichols russian correspondent of the nation magazine lives in madison wisconsin and democratic strategist erick newbie who grew up in wisconsin you're from wisconsin your family i live in that you have and i hope my family is our parents are out there i started my my work and politics out and out there all over was coming and john welcome

prosser put the brakes on average five countries want to take action against syria which the kremlin says could lead to a libyan style military intervention was blocking draft of the incident new ground that would put pressure on the syrian regime and. america's prisons are under fire for mutually interacting death row inmates and the drug designed for killing animals and human rights groups say the chemical has not been properly tested it could be painfully torturing prisoners some. of that steve's hostlers bankers and a saudi prince max kaiser explains what they all have incomes. max kaiser this is the kaiser report covering the global insurrection against banks occupation foreign mobs we've been telling you that the globe is on fire from people in the streets looking for some scalps i noticed down there in athens they actually put up a few nooses so good things yet to come stacey herbert tell us more yes max the raging greeks have staged the biggest protest yet and that seen in this headline giago thieves hustlers bankers so giago of course is the global insurrection against banke

bombs are actually being taught day and night we are all the time hearing sounds of having explosions prosser which has always been against ministry means to suffer with the protracted leave in conflict has recently signed peace we see a chance to leave it to fight this fight the war inside the straw poll pain often missing the rebels in benghazi and pro productive people here in st louis making money off us. he believes there is for peaceful solution to all these crises both sides say they are ready for negotiations with the knees are now ready to provide an appropriate location for tolls but people actually extremely exhausted after months of a state of war which has already taken many many lives and has actually completely destroyed the country's infrastructure. and we've been wars already causing division in washington where the lawmakers demanding obama explain his charge into media and account for the expense and lack of progress of political radio host comment right thoughts chance he says he doesn't believe congress will really pull the plug. the problem is that when there was a prior

the ruling was none other than justice david prosser a familiar name since he was the same guy who conveniently one reader lection after twelve thousand missing votes mysteriously turned up so what does all of this mean for the future of labor rights in wisconsin and more importantly the rest of the country are here to answer that question is andy crow he's a reporter with mother jones magazine and we thank you so much for being here. so breakdown for me what happened what exactly took place in the decision and how did the other court's ruling get overturned so quickly so last month a district court judge said that the wisconsin republicans in the legislature violated a long standing bill could meetings after you've got to give notice you've got a look at public know you're meeting on these issues well it was god the supreme court just ruled that those lawmakers in fact didn't break that rule and that the lower judge was instead trying to make policy what break policy with her decision now one comment i want to read to you the the president focused on a false ego released a statement yesterday

prosser denies it. the altercation allegedly took place in front of their court colleagues.hat happened. >>> meanwhile, a new york mother has filed a $25 million lawsuit against the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity over her son's hazing death. he was found unconscious inside his cornell frat house. he had been restrained with zip ties and had a blood alcohol level five-times the legal limit. >>> now, here's our diane sawyer, talking traffic, ahead of tonight's "world news." diane? >> hey, josh. good morning to you. and you know those tiny cameras at intersections. the ones snapping pictures of drivers speeding through. they're supposed to make all of us safer. but are they doing more harm than good? look at the video tonight and see. it's a red lights rebellion going on out there. we'll show you on "world news." >> thank you, diane. >>> finally, a sigh of relief, for the world's new favorite penguin, who veered so far off course, he popped up on the wrong continent. he -- or she. we still don't know it's gender. is doing much better after spending some quality time on the oper