una paliza. >>> aquí me obligaba con y pude liberar me con un cuchillo que está en la fiscalía. >>> sonia acuerdo a la fiscal, el hombre no ha entablado una querella en su contra, pero él enfrenta cargos por los machetazos que le dio a ella y a los vecinos el año pasado y por a caja de pandora de abusos que deben ser investigado. >>> tiene que venir indemnización que llevaría lo que es la reparación del daño a ella >>> de ser encontrado culpable podría enfrentar entre 6 meses a 10 años de prisión. >>> tú aún lo quieres volverías con él si dice que va a cambiar. >>> no, porque si lo perdonara primero compraría la cajita y diría que sí porque ya no tengo más nada que buscar más que la muerte . >>> gracias por esta entrevista, las autoridades emitieron una orden de protección a favor de sonia y el hombre no debe sasaa cercar se a ella si no quiere caer en prisión el juez determinó que ambos asistan a terapia sicológica. un tornado sacudió un condado de illinois el viento sopló con tanta fuerza que el techo de una casa salió volando muchos árboles terminaron caídos, dos niños recibieron herid

this is fascinating the work sonia was talking about, the art that we do, the calendars we make every year and we have a pain that describes all these -- a web page that describes all these activities. >> i have been talking to you, there we are the sikh foundation, and as we look at those sonia, where were you born? grew up and how did you get to the bay area? >> i was born in india, and grew up in india and i have been here in the u.s. for five years now. >> wonderful. well, we've just -- we just scratched the surface of being sikh and sikh in the bay area but remind us more about sikh's in america in the bay area and the things about your faith. >> well, i think one of the most important things in our faith is as i said earlier, working hard, being entrepreneurial and giving for charities. those are very important aspects of our life and most of us try to do that. and find it fascinating. >> there is a holy book,. >> a holy book yes. >> written. >> transcribed. >> it is written by our 10 gurus and a number of hindu and muslim saints that is all included in our holy book and most of

with us is juliana and sonia with the social services agency here in santa clara county.come to the show. >> thank you. >> i'll start with you, what has it been like with your child? >> well, i mean, you see him here in the studio. >> right over there. >> god has blessed us. and we were fortunate to get miho when he was two days old. he's 28 months, and he's -- >> look at him go. >> he's ours. he's ours. my mom and dad said -- [ speaking spanish ] >> what is it like to see the unification of a child who needed the support and care? >> that's what we hope for for all of our children. for them to be able to lead as normal life as possible. it's a beautiful thing to witness. and your thoughts as well. this is pretty ingreedible. you become a foster parent first and at the same time you are able to adopt. >> absolutely. firstly all, there is a great need for latino parents, latino homes. we have a lot of children in there, and i'm very -- our first goal is to reunify with the fame, but in an event that doesn't happen, people, wonderful people like this eventually do adopt the

what about sonia? >> sonia has hers. >> how is the weather? >> we have some showers coming our way.'ll have to get you an umbrella, jessica. >> i don't want that. >> okay. all righty, then. take a look at the radar. we did have the rain wlurngretu to the north bay tonight. it was a close call at the giants game. most of the rainfall continued to the north and the east, keeping at&t park dry with that northeasterly direction. but we did pick up about a tenth of an inch here, and we crossed 101 just north of santa rosa. that's going to be continuing into tonight. temperatures a little bit more mild compared to the past couple nights. instead of the 40s this hour, we're still dealing with the mid-50s. the cloud cover capped off what we had today. currently 54 in livermore. 50s to start tomorrow, also scattered rain in the forecast. chance of rain unfortunately remains in thursday's forecast and still looking at the potential here for more weekend showers. the problem for tomorrow is this system is so slow-moving, it's just going to hang out here on the coastline, and that's what's goin

. >> sonia parisos nos tiene la historia. >> yiyo se convirtio en el ángel de la guarda de sus dueños llamas devoraban su casa. >> esta secadora ubicada en el garage de la casa fue el detonante. >> vi que el perro ladraba y vi el fuego. >> en este momento estamos con yiyo el perro de 9 años de edad que le salvo la vida. >> es un hñroe nos salvo la vida. >> las llamas estuvieron el garage luego el atico. >> estos son basicamente los daños en el gagrage, todas la cosas se quemaron. >> la cruz roja les dió ayuda y se hospedaran con familiares. >> bien por yiyo. >> más adwlante. >> les dan último adiós a jóvenes masacrados en juares juárez:¿que tal? amigos feliz inicio de semana. >> más lluvias le tengo los detalles al volver. >> [ locutor ] carly fiorina. como jefe de hp, despidió a treinta mil trabajadores. familias sufrieron cuando fiorina exportó miles de trabajos en california a china... y se fue con cien millones en su bolsillo. fiorina está en contra de una reforma migratoria y prefiere una ley discriminatoria como la de arizona. estoy en favor de la ley de arizona. [ locutor ] car

. >>> y tras el acto dicen que sonia martínez quería acabar con su vida. >> que me dice que ella despuésa autoridades. >> qué pasó sonia?. >> qué hiciste?. >> es verdad que te daba golpes y estabas cansada. >> estuvo en el hospital con leves heridas. >> cómo está ahora?. >> y se mantuvo al lado de la madre de la acusada esperando que fuera trasladada al palacio de justicia. >> reconoce que le haya fallo yaed que no quiere nada para ella no quiere ni quiera que la mantengan detenida. >> según autoridades la acusada le había pues to una querella anteriormente. >> pero habíamos tenido antes por problemas de violencia intrafamiliar con él mismo. puse orden de protección, lo que sé que se volvieron a juntar y entonces ahora pasó el problema que pasó. >> para ser más completa la historia, son amantes, él tiene su esposa que estuvo en el hospital y dijo que va apoyarlo. >> la fiscalía impuso arresto a la mujer de 33 años hasta que se sepa si el caso ira a juicio y que podría enfrentar cargos. >> vamos a investigo llar más adelante podríamos proc sarl, y tiene herida del pene y que está fuera de

---"kagan" no sera tan visible como sus colegas "sonia sotomayor" y "ruth ginsburg", ya que su puestoadora general de estados unidos" la relaciona con varios de los casos que se analizaran esta temporada, de modo que no puede deliberar en ellos. --el congreso de estados unidos inicio el receso previo a las elecciones intermedias del 2 de noviembre. --pero antes de irse, y de ultimo momento, tanto democratas como republicanos presentaron proyectos de ley en torno a la reforma inmigratoria.juan carlos Ópez a unas cuantas ---a pocas semanas de la eleccion de noviembre, los candidatos a gobernador de california luchan contrarreloj para obtener el mayor numero de votos posible.---"ramon adame" nos habla de lo que hace un grupo de voluntarios que apoya a "meg whitman", y qué dicen las encuestas del candidato democrata "jerry brown"... ra buenas noches. los integrantes de los equipos de campaÑa de ambos candidatos a la gubernatura de california saben que estas semanas seran decisivas para sumar votos a favor de su candidato. hoy visitamos el centro de campaÑa republicano en san francisco en

elaine that kagan will join sonia sotomayor and ruth bader ginsberg.y are expected to hear more than 50 cases and could include rulings and same sex marriage, i will tpwraeugs, freedom of speech and healthcare reform. thousands of american tourists heading to europe are packing an extra worry today. a new government warning is to be extra alert. intelligence reports indicate terrorists may be plotting attacks obje on public places. emily schmidt has the story. >> this is a relatively rare travel alert. it applies to americans already living in europe and americans who are thinking about traveling there. this extends through the holiday travel season, not set to expire until the end of january. the issue says people should take every precaution to be aware of their surroundings like registering with the embassy, avoiding public demonstrations in europe and staying away from unintended packages. the government says it is not intended to stop american travel to europe. what is behind this? officials say there is no new specific threat. instead they are wo

elena kagan joins ruth bader ginsberg and sonia sotomayor.ed to hear more than 50 different cases. they could issue rules on same-sex marriage, immigration, freedom of speech and healthcare reform. on the eve of the new term some justices went to church. five of them attended the annual red mass at saint matthews cathedral. it offers prayers and guidance to judges, attorneys and other members of the legal profession. it is now official. former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel is preparing to run for mayor of chicago. >> as i prepare to run for mayor i will spend the next few weeks visiting neighborhoods at grocery stores, l stops, bowling alleys and hot dog stands. i will call it the tell it like it is tour. >> that is expected to fin today. he must gather 12,000 signatures by the end of november to get his name on the ballot. >> with four weeks until the mid term elections democrats and republicans are trading barbs on the economy. democrats say republicans caused the economic crisis and they say it could have been much worse if the g

elena kagan joins ruth bader ginsberg and sonia sotomayor. they could issue rules on same-sex marriage, immigration, freedom of speech, healthcare reform and other issues. on the eve of the term some justices went to church. five of them attended the annual mass at saint matthews cathedral. it offers prayer and guidance to judges, attorneys and other members of the legal profession. rahm emanuel is now making it official, he wants to be the next mayor of chicago. sunday he made the announcement online. >> as i prepare to run for mayor i will spend the next few weeks visiting neighborhoods and grocery stores, l stops, bowling alleys and hot dog stands. this is the tell it like it is tour. >> that is expected to begin today. he launched a new website. he is joining a crowded field of hopefuls. he must kpwaer 12,000 signatures by the end of november to be on the ballot. one maryland lawmaker wants to put the brakes on foreclosures. he said reports in other states indicate lenders may have rushed the foreclosure process to thousands of homeowners

sonia sotomayor law. the attorney for the baptist church and the daughter of the church founder. the rule of law is that the mere fact that you take offense at words or call yourself having your feelings hurt is not enough to shut up the speech. >> reporters ask whether the family ever considered the feelings. >> that is our answer about the feelings. stop worshiping your feelings and star worshiping god. >> he declined to say what it was. he wants to keep it private. mr. snyder says this is not a case about free speech. it is about harassment. cox -- quest a host of media outlets have signed a brief in support of the first amendment issues at the center of the debate. if you would like to read that brief, log onto our website, wbaltv.com. you can also take part in our survey. do you think the supreme court should rule for or against the baptist church? feel free to share your opinion. the 02 wbaltv.com. also today, the family of sergeant first class express a range of emotions reacting to their son's death last week in afghanistan. he was an army ranger. they were able to descri

sonia sotomayor misspoke at one point. instead of referring to the iraq war we made reference to the iran war. scalia had a moment of levity, they wanted the grandmother to be very peace loving. scalia intervened and said, she's a quaker too. megyn: he's always known for his quick wit on the bench. thank you for the report. as you watch "america live" you can watch and read more about this case. you can log onto foxnews.com to hear more about it. we are getting word today of a new federal program offering interest-free loans to jobless homeowners. they are rolling it out in massachusetts with about a billion dollars in taxpayer funding to start it. stu varney, host of varney & company on the fox business network has thoughts on it. he's my guest now. it's interest-free loans to people who don't have jobs. >> reporter: if you lost your job suffered a big decline in income and you are three months in arrears on your mortgage you're eligible for a loan, no interest up to $50,000 up to two years. jenna: it sounds -- megyn: it

this man needs a big hispanic turnout, didn't mention sonia sotomayor once. she understood the message. >> you have an incumbent who's unpopular, a challenger who's whacky. i call people who watch my show viewers. did the voters say i don't care how strange she is, i'm taking a chance on somebody new rather than what i got? is that going to be the end of this election, how it comes out? >> well, i think if people were watching that debate -- and listen, i think there's very few undecideds left in that race. 1%, 2%, 3%, maybe, maybe. if they're watching, they're watching to see if sharon ainge sell as crazy as harry reid portrayed her. she didn't come across that way. if there were undecideds watching, a big if, i think they might gravitate toward angle. >> is that your sense? >> this is -- there's a two-prong strategy for reid. one, he can try to see if he can gin up his numbers on the ground with a little get out the vote effort. the second is, how much that he moves some anti-reid vote to none of the above in one of these third-party candidacies. that's who

. >> reporter: sonia nasry cole has worked 30 years to get to this moment.st feature length movie, in the war zone where it was filmed. almost under almost unimaginable odds. her lead actress' feet cut off by the taliban, weeks before shooting began. her cinematographer quit, after narrowly escaping a suicide attack. and cole herself was kidnapped. have you ever done anything like this? >> no. first feature film. war zone. i don't know what we were thinking. it was probably the most difficult experience of my life. and i had a difficult life to begin with. >> reporter: in the film, she's destined to play the lead. a woman who returns to afghanistan to create the poet's corner, where liberal afghans can eat and mingle and even make friends with foreign troops. >> i'm colonel williams. nato regional command officer. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: she admits that part is not entirely accurate. but what is accurate, how the taliban terrorizes the family. all because they want to play music and allow people to read poetry. for somebody that would open a restau

he didn't mention sonia sotomayor once. he at least understand her message. >> you have a challenger a far out if not wacky. did the viewers, the voters, i call people who watch the show viewers, did the voters say i don't care how strange she is, i'm taking a chance on somebody. is that how it will be when the election comes out? >> i think people were watching the debate. there's very few undecideds in the race. 1% or 2%, maybe. if they are watching to see if sharron angle is as crazy as harry reid portrayed her. if there were undecideds watching, they could gravitate to angle. >> this is -- there's a two-prong strategy for reid. number one, try to see if he can general up his numbers with a get out the vote effort. and he hopes to move anti-revote to none of the above or the third party candidacies. that's who sharron angle was up against last night, which was the winning over the anti-reid voter not yet sold on her. what are that they going to do -- did she keep them among none of the above. the law of politics is again

justice elena kagan joined justice sonia sotomayor and ruth bader ginsberg.ng was how unremarkable the history that was being made was. no one mentioned it. no one paid any attention to it. it was business as usual. a bankruptcy case, a sentencing case. but it may have been ruth bader ginsberg who summed up really what was going on deep down when she said in an interview, when the school children file in and out of the court and they look up and they see three women, then that will seem natural and proper, just how it is. and that's how it was. as for justice kagan, well, she was ready, no question about it. within minutes of the start of this bankruptcy case, she jumped into the fray of oral arguments. she was confident and well-prepared and fluent and probing. she asked a question of one of the lawyers that seemed to stump him. you could sense the whole court looking down at her, almost like a major league scout would saying, that kid has got some real pop on her fastball. she's got her work cut out for her this year. big cases coming down the line. but the

justice sonia sotomayor challenged the argument that because funerals are private, and that they aren't public figures so the war protesters that disrupted their funeral can be sued. so public speech, she said, speech on a public matter, if directed to a private person, should be treated differently under the law. under what theory of the first amendment would we do that? justice ruth bader ginsburg pointedly asked the lawyer for the church, fred phelp's daughter, margie phelps. why should the first amendment tolerate exploiting this marines family when you have so many other forums for getting across your message? margie phelps summed up her family's message this way -- nation, hear this little church. if you want to stop dying, stop sinning. on a trip to arlington national cemetery for yet another protest this week, church members tried a different tack -- is there no other way? no other place? a funeral when they're mourning their babies? ♪ crying about your feelings for your sin no shame ♪ ♪ you're going straight to hell on your crazy train ♪ >> reporter: well, the members of this c

justice sonia sotomayor challenged the synder family's argument that funerals are private, and they aren'tublic figures. so, the war protesters that disrupted their funeral can be sued. so, public speech, she said, speech on a public matter, if directed to a private person, should be treated differently under the law? under what theory of the first amendment would we do that? on the other hand, justice ruth bader ginsburg pointedly asked the lawyer for the church, fred phelps' daughter, margie phelps, why should the first amendment tolerate exploiting this marines family when you have so many other forums for getting across your message? margie phelps summed up her family's message this way, nation, hear this little church. if you want to stop dying, stop sinning. the members of this church are very much aware of the pain they caused and the effect they're having. this is such an emotional issue. one of the briefs in this case noted this is the first time in american history that anyone could determine, that anyone, anywhere has ever protested at a funeral. terry moran, abc news, the supre

sonia sotomayor, stephen breyer, samuel alito, elena kagan, ruth bader ginsburg, anthony kennedy, johnantonin scalia, and clarence thomas. for more than 5 years, americans have visited the vietnam war memorial in washington to hop more to the americans who lost their lives in that war. today the wall was visited by geophysicist there is to examine new cracks in its black granite panels. experts say there's no chance the panels will fall apart and there are no plans right now for any repairs. as people age, some lose their hair, others height, and now a british study says that some also lose their sense of humor. the study finds that infants laugh as much as 300 times a day but by the time they're teenagers it's down to just six and by the time they're 60 they're laughing just two and a half times a day. so what are seniors doing instead of laughing? the study says they spend on average 1:41 everyday worrying. and now to some sad news tonight. gospel music has lost its queen. albertina walkier died today of respiratory failure. the life long chicago resident was 81. congressman bobby ru

the newest justice elena kagan joins ruth bader ginsberg and sonia sotomayor.embers of a kansas church can protest at funerals for service members killed in iraq and afghanistan. an emotional goodbye to a local navy seal who was killed in southern afghanistan. about 3,000 gathered in northwest yesterday for lieutenant brendan looney's funeral. he was one of fine americans killed that weeks ago in a helicopter crash. yesterday his family and friends honored him as an american hero. >> brendan was a leader. he led his family, friends, his co-workers. he was always leading. >> looney grew up in owens maryland. he was a standout athlete at dematha catholic high and star lacrosse player at the naval academy. he was buried next to his best friend killed in iraq in 2007. >> a landmark is about to get a makeover. the reflecting pool will close later this monday and stay closed for two years. the national park service is spending $31 million to make improvements. they include a new recirculating system that will keep the water in the pool moving and clean. 5:49 on this

sonia sotomayor. that suggests his middle name is versatility.he only goes by john r. raese. maybe it's rockmadinejad. >>> the name of the green party candidate for the governor of illinois is spelled correctly on the initial display listing all the candidates but after you vote his name coming up misspelled, and it can't be fixed before election day. so half of the wards where the typo pops up 'peers in african-american districts. it's rich whitney. the "n" is missing so his name is spelled rich whitey. in chicago's board elections today's worst persons in the world. >>> if there is one thing karl >>> if there is one thing karl rove understands it's the difference between voter fraud and election fraud. voter fraud is when someone votes twice or uses someone else's name to vote. it's fraud by a voter or defrauding a voter out of his vote. it's a minor crime because it only involves one vote. it's also relatively rare, except if you listen to people who commit election fraud. that ice a big crime because it's not about one person's vote. it's abo

. >> reporter: he and his sister sonia butler barely had time to get to the bathroom and cover up. >>like you could hear the wind coming through the house, and it felt like a big suction and sounded like a long train. sewnly lasted no very long, but after we came out of the restroom, my house was just gone. >> excuse the house. >> reporter: sonia's husband raymond butler did not make it that far but somehow picked the only room in the house still intact. >> i just got down here and said, lord, be with us, and, oh, yeah, that's our cat. >> reporter: the rest of his house, his two barns, trucks, a trailer and a giant pecan tree demolished. down beyond my daughter's grave, a tree went out. didn't touch my daughter's grave. >> reporter: his daughter charla died nearly two years ago. as if a tremendous loss wasn't enough, now this, which he combats with a more tremendous faith. i will say, where is your best punch because it still hasn't affected me yet. >>> amazing story. >>> "saturday night live's" latest take on brett favre. you don't want to miss it. or our trick shot of the day. check

. >> reporter: sonia gilke is fighting foreclosure in a court, trying to save her family's home. >> i think a whole lot of people out there did not have the energy or the fortitude to just holler and scream loud enough for someone to hear you. >> reporter: but more homeowners are following gilkey's lead, after some of the court documents that banks you'ded to file foreclosures were filed improperly. one from mortgage giant, gmac, signed 10,000 foreclosure affidavits a month. >> he was not reading them before he was signing them. and he didn't have a real knowledge of what their contents were. >> reporter: in addition to bank of america, jpmorgan has suspended foreclosure proceeds. and gmac has halted foreclosures in 23 states. millions of americans have lost their homes to foreclosure so far. evidence of the staggering crisis, thousands that lined up in los angeles, desperate for mortgage help. nearly one-quarter of all homes sold were in mortgage trouble. raising questions of that put their titles and ownership in jeopardy. >> to untangle the nightmare affected by this could take yea

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puts her above nancy pelosi, homeland security secretary janet that pal tanno, sarah palin and soniaotomayor and elena kagan. >>> we want to check in with rob, one of the most influential guys. >> maybe today at the giants game. the weather will look a lot more. showers and thundershowers in the north bay. 57 in san jose. that's a popular number we are seeing in san jose, oakland and san francisco. a bit of a sea breeze this morning. some of the weather headlines show today will be the start of a warming trend. mild out there this afternoon, but for the weekend we are talking temperatures getting back into the mid 80s as we head towards tuesday. what's left of the showers is a chance of snow. 8,000 feet today with the system heading off to the east. behind it you may see the wind pick up. mostly 70s inland and the east bay looking at temperatures in the mid- to upper 70s and beginning tomorrow and getting close to 80 inland. mid 80s for most spots and by sunday and may get close to 90 by the time we wrap up the weekend. it looks like we head into the early half of next week. temperat

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my aunt julie, cousin sonia that's at san juan airport i was 15 going on 16 in puerto rico for the first each child as they were born became another hand in the field. i asked my grandmother how did you have so many children? she said times were different. i said this's an underestimate. >> julie: interesting to hear and see where you came from. >> all of our community, now almost 50 million strong here the largest -- >> julie: my mother

brand new session and face tomorrow and will be on the bench in the form of elena kagan and joining sonia sotomayor and ruth bader ginsburg, a number of controversial cases, a number involving basic first amendment rights. there's the case of protests at military funerals. you've seen this somewhat obscure and distasteful group out of kansas, go around the country to funerals of fallen soldiers from iraq and afghanistan an conduct anti-gay protests, somehow god's punishment for allowing homosexuals and that's led to the deaths of americans on the battlefield. the father of a soldier in baltimore brought this case and the sale of violent video games to minor, a california law involving the first amendment and penalties in arizona. of course, the contention there continually over immigration. penalties against businesses that hire illegal immigrants. that, too, is going to be taken up this fall by the supreme court so a number of provocative and contentious cases to face elena kagan and the other eight justices. >> thanks for the report, mike. >> okay. >>> in california, the two candidates

above house speaker nancy pelosi and janet napolitano, sarah palin and current supreme court justices sonia sotomayor and elena kagan. >> we have information on a record that nobody is proud of. scott said there now morn americans on food stamps than ever in history. >> that's amazing. if you are saying wait a minute, the economy has been worse than it is now, two things, food stamps are relatively new. there more americans now than there ever have been. that and the fact that we are a bigger nation means 41 million of our friends and neighbors are now on assistance. that is a big number, but more startling is how quickly that number is growing. up 18% in the last year. it works out to about one in eight americans on food stamps. you hear verizon is getting the iphone all the time. maybe this time it's real. a reporter who 10s to always get the story right said apple will start building phones compatible with verizon starting next year. that doesn't mean the deal has to be with verizon. a compatible phone could be with a different carrier. a disturbing story coming out of duke university th

that led justice sonia sotomayor to ask very pointedly and under what theory of the first amendment would that? summers could cot come up with no answer. justice scalia replied: justice steven breyer seemed to sum up the views on the bench called protesters very obnoxious but said we would need a rule or approach or need something to help guide the justices in determining when to limit free speech in a case like this and most analysts here, shep, felt that the snyder's' attorney did not give that to the justices. >> shepard: james rosen live from the supreme court. when do we expect a decision. >> sometime next year. >> shepard: taking aim tonight at 11 latin american countries after they filed court documents that support the u.s. justice department in opposing the immigration law. appeals court objecting to the country's action in their filing, officials from mexico and 10 other latin countries expressed concerns that the law could lead to racial profiling or harm their diplomatic relations with the united states. in a statement today, governor brewer fired back saying and i quote: well

you remember he attacked sonia sotomayor and he suggested that race -- he jumped on the recent departmentagriculture woman whose name i can't come up with right at this moment. he's very quick to pull the race card and play the race card. and if you want to be the president of the united states, you need to be a lot more careful than newt gingrich is being right now. >> what do you make of the food stamp code language? >> one observation, is that newt gingrich is not running for office, is not on the ballot anywhere. >> he's running for president. >> not this time around. >> i'm not sure why this is such a big deal. the fact of the matter is that i think what newt is trying to say, is that the republicans are the party of economic growth. democrats are the party of the welfare state. i think that that's what he's trying to say in his typical fashion. which is always going to be controversial, because that's how newt gets press. >> you don't think it has a racial tag to it? >> i don't. >> how about when reagan talked about the young buck waiting in line for his food stamps. you don't think

i would not have confirmed sonia sotomayor or elena kagan, because neither one understand the constitutioney said they would vote against our second amendment rights. those are things that are dear to us. our founding fathers wanted supreme court justice who would stand up for the constitution, a constitution that was created for we the people to be free. >> senator reid? >> i think we should stop running down the supreme court. i do not agree with all the opinions. take for example, and four versus bush -- gore versus bush. i believe in our constitution, which i have in my pocket. even though i agree with -- i disagree, when they made that ruling, george bush became my president. we should leave the supreme court along and pick the best lawyers we can find. >> we will talk about don't ask don't tell. you get a first question, ms. angle. a federal judge's order to halt enforcement of the policy was hailed by gay activists as a landmark ruling in their struggle to expand their rights. don't you think it's time to end discrimination of gays and lesbians and our military? how you feel about r

i would not have confirmed sonia sotomayor or elena kagan, because neither one understand the constitutionthey said they would vote against our second amendment rights. those are things that are dear to us. our founding fathers wanted supreme court justice who would stand up for the constitution, a constitution that was created for we the people to be free. >> senator reid? >> i think we should stop running down the supreme court. i do not agree with all the opinions. take for example, and four versus bush -- gore versus bush. i believe in our constitution, which i have in my pocket. even though i agree with -- i disagree, when they made that ruling, george bush became my president. we should leave the supreme court along and pick the best lawyers we can find. >> we will talk about don't ask don't tell. you get a first question, ms. angle. a federal judge's order to halt enforcement of the policy was hailed by gay activists as a landmark ruling in their struggle to expand their rights. don't you think it's time to end discrimination of gays and lesbians and our military? how you feel about

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why people can't say words like chu or sonia. get it?ivable that he is not only bogarding his comedy stylings from late '90s comedies, that's also where he's getting his policy ideas. >> we are sitting with the only technology that works. and it's laser technology. we need 1,000 laser systems put in the sky. and we need it right now. that is paramount importance. >> submitted for your consideration -- >> you know, i have one simple request. and that is to have sharks with frickin laser beams attached to their heads. now, evidently my cyclopic colleague informs me that can't be done. >> as evidence mounts that his west virginia senate campaign may be a practical joke. at least an homage to late '90s comedy. there's one difference between john raese of west virginia and crazy carl of new york state. crazy carl paladino of new york his race in a million years. john raese, within shooting distance. laser beams and all. our staff office pools says it'll be some riff on "american pie." but this year, who knows. ♪ [ male announcer ] the vanilla

elena kagan on the right, joining justice sonia sotomayor. and ruth bader ginsberg. they'll hear whether church members have a right to protest at military funeral, even if they hold signs like this one reading "thank god for dead soldiers." this afternoon, judge andrew napolitano predicted the supreme court will side with the protesters. >> this court even with kagan, have a tradition to uphold rights in areas that are disgusting. one could predict they'll find this as hateful and horrible as it is similarly protected speech. >> protesters claim soldiers' deaths are god's punishment for our nation's acceptance of homosexuality. james rose season live at the supreme court this evening. this court began, james, when a military family sued over the demonstrations. >> reporter: that is right. plaintiff is albert schneider of westminster, maryland. his son was lance corporal matthew schneider, a marine killed in anbar province in 2006. mr. schneider won an $11 million jury verdict in the lower court in a lawsuit that targeted the west baptist church where they traveled f

why people can't say words like chu or sonia. get it?ot only bow guagard his comedy from '90s comedies, that's where he's getting his policies. >> we are sitting with the only technology that works. and it's laser technology. we need 1,000 laser systems put in the sky. and we need it right now. that is paramount importance. >> submitted for your consideration -- >> you know, i have one simple request. and that is to have sharks with frickin laser beams attached to their heads. >> as evidence mounts that his west virginia senate campaign may be a practical joke or . crazy carl paladino of new york state. carl paladino isn't going to win his race in a million years. john raese, within shooting distance. laser beams and all. our staff office pools says it'll be some riff on "american pie." but this year, who knows. it's our honeymoon. but we've parted ways with our old airline credit card that promised flights for 25,000 miles. it was always... [ laughing ] that seat's not happening without a big miles upcharge. a miles upcharge wasn't part

he didn't mention sonia sotomayor once. he at least understand her message. and went right after. i'm going to tell you what i'm going to do. maybe he was tired. this is your only debate? your political life is on the line. it was an odd performance. >> they were smart john and chuck. you know the business. they wait and take two or three days off and they get their i.q up. as high as they can. it's all about synapsis. you've got to think of it then. you've got to prep. dukakis when he went out, he didn't say if his wife was raped and killed. nixon said he was tired, overscheduled, anybody with a brain would have known what to say. but that was nice to mike dukakis. here's the schoolyard talk from sharron angle. again real shooting at this guy. here she is. let's listen. >> man up, harry reid. you need to understand that we have a problem with social security. >> well, she also accused him of saying he wanted social security for illegal aliens in the country, totally illegal. but what -- well, what do you make of this, john? is she going to get away with these facts with being fas

>> well, elena kagan takes her seat alongside sonia sotomayor and ruth bad er ginsburg. the first monday in object. a lot of controversial cases that the supreme court will hear in this term. number one, a group out of kansas that group church that protest at military final rals, the anti-gay protests. most people consider them very distasteful to say the least. this case has gone to the supreme court as a first amendment case brought by a father of a marine up in baltimore where this group protested outside his son's funeral. man very upset. awarded $11 million and also a case from illegal immigration, from where else, arizona, where state law supercedes federal law according to a complaint filed by the federal government. it's in regard to businesses hiring illegal immigrants and penalties on businesses that do that, so, a full docket for the supreme court coming up. one mob for elena kagan and those who are going to watch her to try to discern which way she's going to lean. she took the place of john paul stevens, the far left voice, if you will, the ideological left