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. >> shannon breen has our report, coming up next. lou: on wall street today stocks finished lower but well of their sessionows, dow posting 11th 2 point swing in last month. finishing day dn 140 points, s&p fell 19, and ndaq off 36. volume on big board still hvy trading 4.6 billion shares, gold falling 15-dollars, to $1277 an ounce. crude oil up almost a dollar and a half on the day jus above 95-dollars aarrel in bond market. yield to 10 year rising to 2.5%. and president obama to deliver a big speech onnclimate change tomorrow to outline his plans to cut cash carbon emissions from existing power plant. the impact it would have on coal producers marked a big sell-off on coal stocks today. supre court today released opinionson two major casg affirmative action. and president obama's controversial use of recess appointment to the national labor relations board. fox news correspondent shannon breen with o report. >> reporter: supreme court released much antistated opinion on a tomorrowtive affmative action t the case remains unresolved.

shannon breen. >> my first guest said that attorney general is responsible for the dangerous incursions in to first amendment. threaten our freed am of expression, joining me now. floyd abrams with a new book coming out tomorrow friend of the court on front lines with first amendment. it will be released tomorrow, it is great to see you. >> good to see you. >> that quite a spectacular series of statements from attorney general was on the and justice department. principle department saying -- deputy. this is what attorney general said. how could it not be contravention of truth. >> the way i view it, he may be telling the truth but they never managed prosecute -- images prosecuting, the problem they told a judge in a signed affidavit by fbi submitted by department of justs they the journalist, was that is probable cause to believe that journalist was violating the espionage act, and at the very least an aider or abetter of someone doing it. @%ey were trying to persuade a judge to give them a search warrant, and whether or not that believed they were going after the journalist, to me is n

president obama as justice department claims that their boss did not lie to congress on may 15, shannon breen with our report. >> reporter: eric holder's -estimony before congress w accurate and consisten accordin to a lette from principle general. this is response to an inquiriy from house judiciary committee leadersho believe this is a i did cress pansy between holder's may 15 testimony, and what ty later learned about his involvement in decision to own take a search wnt into fox news chief corspondent james rosen. >> the statement he made and his actions are not reconcilable, it would be a good place to start, come back to the congres attoey general holder, explain to us your actions versus when you said regarding fox news investigation. >> reporter: in the rponse kazzic acknowledges that attorney general did approve the application but importt to note difference between investigion, and a prosecution. itit continues quote,t no tile time -- against the reporter, but letter itself may spark additional questions, cad swing adadmits.quote -- the justice department's means althouuh attorney ge

fox news correspondent shannon breen with the report. >> i hope you agree the american people deerve an attorney generalcomletely focused on the fir, impartial judgment of the law of justice and not stracted by controversies of his own making. reporter: eric holder took heat from both sides of the hill today, tough quson from senators as long as a new demand from house republicans that rehurricane to the hill on june 18th to testfy under oath, again, about his role in aggressive leak investigations into reporters' phone records and personal e-mails saying there's a onflict of what he told the hose judiciary committee and what they later learned. quote, we do ot believe the request you provided the committee ith the on the record explanation of the on the record testimony is extraordinary. we believe the committee and the american people deserve to hear from you directly. today, holder told senators that the justice department is taking a hard look at its policies regarding leak investigations and made this vow. >> the department has not prosecuted, and as long as i have t privilege o

correspondent shannon breen tells us who and why. >> there is this sort of unholy alliance between planned parenthood and the obama administration. >> reporter: conservatives are raising objections over planned parenthood's coordinated effort to help sell the new health care law, though they're not surprised. the president himself asked for the group's assistance. >> you and your supporters got out there, you organized, you mobilized, you made your voices heard, made all the difference. but here's the thing. if americans don't know how to access the new benefits and protections that they're going to receive as they implement this law, then health care reform won't make much of a difference in their lives. >> reporter: in addition to the national push to emphasize the law's benefits, some of the individual affiliates will also apply for a portion of $54 million in so-called navigator grants -- government funding for entities that will help americans sign up for programs offered under the new law. supporters say the match makes sense given that planned parenthood provided medical treatment t