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supporting the fighters in libya, are they going to be given a chance to fulfill their own pop ten shl there are a lot of unanswered question to say nothing of the kind of geopolitical implications for israel and for our interests and so much else. but supporting democratic transformation and economic transformation is in america's interest. >> lehrer: speaking of israel was what newt gingrich said about the intervention of... the invented people of palestine helpful? >> no. no. (laughter) and i think he realized it. i think he realized that was one of those innovative moments that happen in politics. >> lehrer: madam secretary, thank you very much. >> thank you, jim. >> ifill: the conference on innovation, trade and jobs was co-sponsored by the aspen institute, the pbs newshour and intel corporation. >> woodruff: even as u.s. troops leave iraq this month and in three years will depart afghanistan. the psychological wounds of war will last for some time. the "newshour's" health correspondent, betty ann bowser, reports on a new army program to help soldiers and families cope and the que

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the balance of power on the court is almost always at stake in a president shl election a new president or a continuing president usually has the chance to appoint somebody. so there's that. but i do think you have to go all the way back to 1936 when franklin roosevelt was facing his first re-election fight to find a supreme court docket in an election year that was as packed with political dynamite as this one. >> ifill: marcia, in order for something to get to the court, there has to be disagreement in the lower courts. in the case of the redistricting case in texas, how did it end up coming to the court? >> the redistricting case is very complicated procedureally because it's playing out right now in three different courts. it came to the supreme court because the state of texas challenged a federal court in san antonio texas which had drafted what is known as an interim redistricting plan. the texas legislature drafted a redistricting plan after the 2010 census. texas is what is known as a covered state under the voting rights act because it had passed discrimination against voters.

look at what's going on >>> this morning, is not john mccain is in a war of words with a president shl candidate, not unusual, for the 2008 republican nominee, but this time his opponent is in russia. >> former russian president and current prime minister valadimi putin is running for his old job. whit johnson is here with more. >> reporter: this whole thing started when secretary of state hillary clinton criticized russia's parliamentary process and senator mccain took it a step further and taking shots at putin and putin fired back and neither side appears to be backing down. amid russia's massive protests and vladimir putin's weakening power e arizona senator john mccain admits he picked a fight with the prime minister. tweeting last week. the arab spring is coming to a neighborhood here you. did you giggle at all when you sent that out? >> sure. you got to have a sense of humor. >> reporter: mccain said he respected an action but without the bizarre personal attacks putin delivered thursday on russian tv. mr. mccain was imprisoned in vietnam, putin said, they put him in a hole for

he's also been elected president of the bridgeville minister's association where he leads bridge shl area churches and nonprofit organizations in community outreach events. he also serves as the christian education director of the southwest metro section of the assemblies of god. as director, pastor teason guides 35 churches in christian education programs and ministries in the southwestern pennsylvania region. i especially thank pastor teason and members of his parish for make the trip to washington this morning. house is very pleased to have all of them and we're excited to hear the words of the lord he has chosen to share with us today. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 21 2, an act to exempt for an additional four-year period from the application of the means test presumption of abuse under chapter 7, qualifying members of reserve components of the armed forces and members of the national guard who, after september 11, 2001, are called to active duty or to perform a homeland defense activity for not