i do know the american conservative -- excuse me. the american civil liberties union has called the terrorist watch list a, quote, massive, virtually standardless watch list scheme that snares people and racial profiling. that's the american civil liberties union. in this chair we have mr. mcclintock from california when he was a state senator he found out accidentally going to the airport he was on the terrorist watch list. he found out another colleague, a democratic colleague, another state senator, you know, was also on the terrorist watch list. they inquired as to why and they said, well, we can't tell you. eventually working with the sergeant at arms of the california senate they were able to determine, mr. mcclintock had been confused with an i.r.a., irish republican army, terrorist, and the other gentleman had been confused with somebody else. we know former -- the late senator kennedy was at one time on the terrorist watch list. so i think this is a very imperfect tool that will -- ensnare lots of innocent americans in it. it is also worth noting -- and this

but, the american civil liberties union says that's state's population. the group expressed the need for change at voters rights commission meeting at the secretary of state's office wednesday. it says iowa currently does not require an i-d for registration. the group believes the online system should follow the same guidelines, or create something more simple. "have one here at the secretary of state's office so that the 7- percent of people that can vote, but couldn't do so through the dot- can use this instead." box says the elections office has not seen the new system yet, but hope to soon. secretary pate says the system will make iowa the first state to have an entirely online sign-up process. live in the newsroom, brea love, kcrg-tv9 news. a prominent lottery official who ran the powerball game for nearly 30 has been removed from his post at the multi- state lottery association. the associated press reports charles strutt was stripped of his duties as executive the association started 1987. strutt's removal comes after eddie tipton, the association's

but the american civil liberties union says it's concerned not everyone will be able to use the system. and every year tech toys become more popular. but hear about some things to iowa secretary of state paul pate's plan for iowa's all-online voter registration is causing concerns for some. earlier this year pate announced iowa will become the first state to have an entirely online signup process in 20- 16. he says 90 percent of the state's eligible voters will be able to register by using the system. kcrg t-v nine's brea love checked this out today and joins us now. brea, some people are concerned about not being able to use the online that's right. to use the system you need a valid d-o-t issued drivers license, but not everyone has one. the american civil liberties union says 93 percent of iowans will benefit from online voter registration, but 7 percent will be left out. today, the group spoke to the voting rights commission at the secretary of state's office on the behalf of those who won't find the new system simple. currently iowans are not required to have a drivers license to

he's also asked the iowa chapter of the american civil liberties union for help and intends to pursue a civil case against the state for seizing his laptop, phones and ototr property. bruce? thanks, dave. republican presidential hopefuls are preparing for tonight's g-o-p debate in las vegas. it's their last of the year, and are hoping for a breakout moment. donald trump will be center stage again. he tops the latest abc news/washington post poll with 38 percent support. but m trouble in the critical state of iowa. "the more significant confrontation you could see is between ted cruz and marco rubio over the substance of ted cruz's national security and foreign policy positions." the other candidates are hoping the debate will give them a boost and keep them in the race until the iowa caucuses. c-n-n is sponsoring tonight's debate, which starts at 7-30. a new quinnipiac university poll out today shows hillary clinton leading bernie sanders 51 to 40 percent. the poll of likely iowa democratic caucus goers shows martin o'malley with 6 percent support. clinton has an almost 2 to 1 lead am

>>> next a discussion about nsa data collection and surveillance with a guest from the american civil liberties union and former nsa general counsel, stuart baker. >> joining us for discussion on the national security agency and collection of information two guests this morning. the american civil liberties union, their legislative counsel. and joining us stuart baker a former nsa general counsel in the clinton administration 1992 to '94. thank you for joining us this morning. we've heard about this program known as section 215 a clction of metadata. to set it up for the folks at home, what does it mean specifically? >> the program which has now been ended collected metadata, that is to say, who you were calling and who was calling you on all of the calls inside the united states and into and out of the united states, put them in a database, locked up the database and said the u.s. government can go into the database if they are pursuing a terrorist and they have a terrorist number and they want to see who's in touch with a terrorist. >> so as far as the nature of the information it took in, it didn'

the secret lives of most homosexuals invisible even to one another. indeed, even civil rights groups turned their backs on gays and lesbians in this era. in 1957, for example, the national board of the american civil liberties union declared, quote: it is not within the province of the aclu to question the validity of laws aimed at the suppression or elimination of homosexuals. by the late 1960s, though, inspired by civil rights and the women's rights movements, a handful of courageous gay men and lesbians began calling openly for the acceptance of homosexuals as equals in society. in 1969, for example, carl whitman penned what he termed the gay manifesto in which he declared, quote: our first job is to clear our own heads of the garbage that's been poured into them. liberation for gay people is defining for ourselves who we are. it is time for us to come out. this was the first time that anyone had used the term "come out" in this manner. for those who sought equal rights for gays and lesbians, coming out was a radical and daring act that would affect every aspect of their lives. indeed, as late as 1969 only a few hundred members of the growing gay rights organizations in the united states had publicly identifie

many of those people have the american civil liberties union of iowa says 100% of iowa voters should be able to register online. >> to have one here in house at the secretary of state's office so that the 7% of people that are eligible to vote but couldn't do so through the dot can use this instead. steve: the aclu says the system is too complicated and wants a simple process for everyone. a top-notch road win for iowa state cyclones last night in cincinnati. straight ahead, how beating the bearcats was the right thing, at the right time, for this team. cynthia: check this out. they're the goats that ate christmas. or christmas trash, anyway. how th that rejects a corrupt campaign finance system. you can't level the playing field with wall street banks and billionaires by taking their money. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on isis. jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coali

. >> kurt guyette is within the american civil liberties union. they filed suit against the state for failing to notify citizens. >> i don't think there'sfully doubt, but the question here is was there gross negligence? >> the state publicly down played the possibility of lead contamination for months. these e-mails show the ongoing concern about the situation in flint, others, show the lack of treatment to keep the water safe. >> they knew it was a problem and their response was, people can just relax. that to me is unconscionable. >> guyette is not the only one who has concerns. flint residents continue to rally. >> i don't know why there aren't vans from the state distributing water to each and every home. i've seen kids with every strike against them and now their water's poisoned. >> it comes down to motive for me, allow can they hide these things 18 months? the inaction on that is ridiculous. >> the state agency tasked with testing the drinking water for safety can still trying too explain what went wrong. >> there was no nefarious intent to

the american civil liberties union says not everyone will be able to use the online voter registration system the state will introduce next year. the voters rights commission. the new system will require people to have an iowa department of transportation i-d to register online to vote. but the a-c-l-u says about 150 thousand people in iowa don't have those i-ds. the group says people should be able to register by providing diffffent identification. people who don't have d- o-t-issued i-ds can always request voters registration forms in the mail. is now taking the state to court over its terminated contract to help oversee the medicaid program. this week, wellcare of iowa filed a lawsuit against the state's department of human services. wellcare wants the agency to reverse its decision to toss out its contract. the state took action after the company allegedly failed to disclose information during bidding. a meat processing plant in edgewood is recalling a beef product because of possible recalled more than 200 pounds of beef sticks with cheese. the plant packaged the product earlier t

the ability to learn about people coming to this country because of that kind of reticence. doubt islamist groups will be teaching exploit weaknesses in american policy. reed: we reached out to the american civil liberties union d comment. marie: today marks three years since the shooting at sandy hook elementary schooecthat day, 26 people were killed, 20 of them children, and six educators. this is the first anniversary in which students will be in school. the connecticut governor has requested flags in the state to be lowered at half staff. there is an interfaith prayer service this afternoon. adam lanza killed himself and his mother before driving to the screed: a verdict would be coming soon in the first of the freddie gray manslaughter trial. libes underway after closing arguments ended today for officer williathe jury is expected to make a freddie gray suffered a neck injury in the police wagon and died. officer porter testified he did not call a medic because gray did not appear to be injured, although the video shows him to be very limp as he is put in the e van. marie: the case against former uw bowe bergdahl continues. the taliban captured him in 2009 after he walked off his army post. his release c

but during the oral arguments, the ohio branch of the american civil liberties union, the first time they had done this as an amicus curry advocate. they argued briefly that maybe the course should reconsider wolf v. colorado. it was not straight out in front of the court passea as an exclusionary rule. >> it was a very broad statute. if you possessed a book that you opened and closed really quickly and never wanted to open again, but you knew obscenity was in it, you could do seven years of time in ohio. susan: the decision was issued in 1961. here is a snippet from what justice tom clark wrote in this decision, changing it into a fourth amendment case. he wrote, having once recognized right to privacy is enforceable against the state and the right to be secure against rude how many votes did it get? >> that got four votes. justice black agreed with the judgment but says and his opinion it was on the third and fifth amendment, not the fourth amendment standing alone. there were four dissenters. authored by justice harlan, joined by frankfurter and whitaker who said, we are surprised

before that he served as legislative counsel at the american civil liberties union legislative office where he led advocacy efforts relating to privacy, new technology and identification systems. prior to joining the aclu chris served as legal counsel to the massachusetts senate majority leader. chris is a graduate of harvard university and holds a j.d. from the georgetown university law center. mr. mr. richard salgatto is the director of law enforcement and information security at google. he oversees the global law enforcement and national security efforts and legal matters relating to data, security and investigation, previously mr. salgatto worked with yahoo and served as senior counsel in the computer crime section in the u.s. justice department. he specialized in computer network crime such as hacking, denial of service attacks, malicious code and other technology driven privacy crimes. in 2005 he joined stanford as a legal leg error on computer crime. internet business and legal policy issues and modern surveillance law. he received his jd from yale law school. mr. paul rosenswi

she knew who had labored at the supreme court lawyer at the supreme court for the american civil civil liberties union from 1971 until 1980 to get the court to call women equal. this should be ruth she said. on decision day, justices do not read their entire opinion, which can often run through scores of pages. that morning, ginsburg chose to include in her summary reading a reference to justice o'connor's 1982 decision, and hogan versus mississippi. o'connor opinion from 15 years before was a closely divided court and ginsburg relet minded her listeners had they done the rule that states may not close entrance dates based on six notion concerning the roles and ability of males and females. then ginsburg, the legendary on demonstrative justice lifted her eyes from her text and paused, and meeting the glance of her sister-in-law from across the bench, she thought of the legacy the two were building together and she nodded at sandra day o'connor and resumed reading. [applause]. it's not me, it's a great story. what is by and me to write it? how could you not write it? three years ago, long before i real

. >> reporter: michael barfield is vice president of florida's chapter of the american civil liberties union in september, the a.c.l.u. sued sarasota on behalf of david cross and others, arguing:" criminalizing the sleeping in a public space when there is no publicly available shelter violates the eighth amendment prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment." the suit also challenges sarasota's ban on panhandling, arguing that it "constitutes speech protected under the first amendment." >> they get, accumulate criminal convictions that affect their ability to obtain employment, to obtain a valid driver's license. all of these things that would help them get out of the cycle of chronic homelessness, the city is using as tools that keep them within that cycle. >> reporter: sarasota is calle"" paradise" by the people who liveere. it's become one of the top-rated places to retire. but like many cities around the country it's found itself in the middle of a debate for how to treat the growing number of people here living on the street. there are more than 300 people in the city of sarasota c

where the american civil liberties union and others objected to the watch list as being a secret government list without any evidence or any proof. they cited a 2007 audit of the 71,000 people on the watch list on, the government watch list, and noted that half of those 71,000 were erroneously included in the watch list. so we all understand what's going on here. this isn't about finding solutions to real problems. this is about trying to change the subject and to detract -- distract the american people from the fact that the president and this administration has absolutely no strategy to deal with the threat of isis. and the president tells us merely to stay the course. so i understand what's going on. i also would say that the main -- the other main purpose of our friends across the aisle, other than to defeat our ability to repeal obamacare, which we successfully did in the senate last week, this is to create a "gotcha" moment for senators and candidates that are running in 2016. already the senator from connecticut's appeared on national news shows. the president of the united states on

callahan also asked the iowa chapter of the american civil liberties union for help and intends to pursue a civil case against the state. the iowa d-n-r will listen to concerns today about a controversial pipeline that would cross the state. the meeting is scheduled from 5 to 7 o'clock tonight in des moines. last month the iowa utilities board heard from board will eventually decide if it will let the company, dakota access, build the pipeline in 18 counties in iowa. the dnr is reviewing the permit application for dakota access and expects to make a decision later this winter. a temporary homeless shelter in iowa city has picked up right where it left off -- it's full. monday night was the first night of operation for the temporary emergency shelter in iowa city. this year the shelter is inside an empty office building. it provides an emergency place for people to stay who can't or won't stay at the city's only other facility for the homeless, the shelter house. the temporary shelter will stay open through mid-march. city leaders in iowa city, coralville, and north liberty will distribute

the american civil liberties union has filed a lawsuit against the state department of corrections after it banned inmates from receiving greeting cards and handmade drawings. henniker police are investigating a deadly crash. we will have more on those stories in a moment. josh: right now, it is so warm out there at this moment. normally, we would be dealing with slick roadways. but it is well above freezing right now. the rain that fell heavily overnight is just creating wet roadways and that is it. gradually improving the sky conditions and the temperatures from the south pushing in and turning 40' s into 50' s and 60' s for today. we will see a spot or two that could maybe hit 70 or get very close to it. the highest we have ever gotten in the history of concord is 57. sean: we will shatter that. the record. sean: chance of a white [laughter] sean: let' s check out the roads. josh: for a look at the morning drive in the granite state, we s deb davidson merry christmas. deb: merry christmas to you both, as well. are incident-free. the only thing you need to watch the wet roadways. if yo

fox 28 news reached out to the american civil liberties union but they declined comment for our story also tonight, an american soldier held captive by the taliban for years is now facing a court-martial. martial.army sergeant bowe bergdahl was part of a prison swap.the u-s traded five former taliban leaders held in guantanamo for his safe return. now, sergeant bergdahl's attorney says he will face desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. if convicted in a military court, bergdahl could face a sentence of up to life in prison. three years ago tonight, we were just learning the details of one of worst mass shootings in our nation's history, history,a gunman shot and killed 26 people at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticuit.20 of the victims were young children.the shooting sparked a renewed effort to pass national gun reforms, but those efforts failed.no major events were planned in newton to mark today's anniversary. but there were two events held here in the corridor over the weekend.iowans for gun safety partnered with cedar rapids metro high school students to as

the terrible fear of discovery cap these lives invisible. even civil rights groups turned their backs on gays and lesbians. 1957 the national board of the american civil liberties union declared it is not within the province of the aclu to question the validity of laws aimed at the suppression or elimination of homosexuals. 1960's, a handful of courageous gay men and lesbians began calling openly for the acceptance of homosexuals as people. 1969 crow whitman wrote what he called the gay manifesto. our first job is to clear our own heads of the garbage that is important to them. liberation for gay people is defining for ourselves as who we are. this was the first time that anybody had used the term come out in this matter. for those who sought equal rights for gays and lesbians coming out was a radical and daring act that would affect every aspect of their lives. as late as 1969 only a few members of the growing gay rights organizations have publicly identified themselves the next decade so gradual but halting progress on gay rights. 1972 a lesbian was allowed to retain custody of her children in a contested divorce for the first time in american history. in 1973 amer

where the american civil liberties union and others objected to the watch list as being a secret government list without any evidence or any proof. they cited a 2007 audit of the 71,000 people on the watch list on, the government watch list, and noted that half of those 71,000 were erroneously included in the watch list. so we all understand what's going on here. this isn't about finding solutions to real problems. this is about trying to change the subject and to detract -- distract the american people from the fact that the president and this administration has absolutely no strategy to deal with the threat of isis. and the president tells us merely to stay the course. so i understand what's going on. i also would say that the main -- the other main purpose of our friends across the aisle, other than to defeat our ability to repeal obamacare, which we successfully did in the senate last week, this is to create a "gotcha" moment for senators and candidates that are running in 2016. already the senator from connecticut's appeared on national news shows. the president of the united states on

the american civil liberties union is worried a new online voter registration system coming to iowa might leave some people out. the online system will debut next year. some a-c-l-u members met with the voters rights commission yesterday to voice concerns with the new system. it will require people to have an iowa department of transportatio n i-d to register online to vote. but the a-c-l-u says about 150 don't have those i-ds. the group says people should be able to register by providing different identification. people who don't have d- o-t-issued i-ds can always request voter registration forms in the mail. a young man here in iowa who's dying chose to watch the new star wars movie as his last film. 28-year-old shawn norman of ankeny has noonan syndrome. it's a condition that affects many areas of the body, leading to bleeding and heart defects. his mother couldn't single handedly grant him his first wish, which was electing his choice for president. but she and two paramedics helped him with another. last weekend, before sunrise, an ambulance took shawn to a theater reserved for a sho

before joining he served as counsel at the american civil liberties union and office where he lead the efforts relating to the privacy and new technology and systems. prior to joining that, chris served as the massachusetts senate and majority leader. chris is a graduate and holds a jd from the georgetown center. mr. richard is the -- over sees googles efforts and legal matters relating to data, security and investigations. previously he worked with yahoo and served as senior counsel in the computer crime section of the u.s. justice department. as a propersecutor he specializ in crime, hacking, denial of service atax, malicious code and other technology driver codes. in 2005 he joined stanford as a computer crime and internet business and legal and policy issues and modern surveillance laws. he received the jd from yale law school. >> then the founder of red branch consulting. a consulting company and a senior adviser to a group. he served as the deputy director of the homeland security. he serves as a lecture of law and a senior editor of the journal of national policy and the mondain

callahan also asked the iowa chapter of the american civil liberties union for help and intends to pursue a civil case against the state. cedar rapids police say pet owners need to keep an eye on their dogs when they are outside. police have reported two pit bulls stolen in the last month. the first from a back yarron maple drive northwest and the second from a home on second street southeast. this eight month old pit bull puppypis one of those stolen dogs. the pet owners say someone opened the tall wooden gate surrounding their yard and took the dog. the family had planned to microchip the dog. animal shelter workers say microchipping can't prevent theft but can help return a stolen dog. 56562 "it probably will help, especiily if your animal is taken to a veterinarian. if a vet scans animal and your information isn't on it, but you're the person who brought it, they'll at least question that." police also recommend watching your dog, even if it's on a leash. the city of coralville's credit rating has taken a blow. moody's investors service has lowered its bond rating for the city. a bond

the suit was originally filed with the american civil liberties union of indiana on behalf a student and is father who didn't like the display. the superintendent said the decision is disappointing. >> 6:27 we have a live report from near the scene of san bernadino shootings coming up next. >> the deadly rampage reignites gun control argument with president obama calling for stricter laws. >> breaking now on "action news," officials confirm a young married couple dressed for battle carried outer the san bernadino massacre. >> we are getting a look at the suspected killers this morning, and david murphy is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: right now, matt we have storm tracker 6 live double scan it is tracking sprinkles and showers north and west of philadelphia. at the same time over philadelphia breaks in the clouds starting to form. 49 degrees breezy. 46 in wilmington, 43 in allentown. the call today, well, it's going to stay cool and, dry, clouds and sun at 3:00 p.m., 52. the only bad part about today it's going to be breezy and windy windy gustin

the american civil liberties union is worried a new online voter registration system coming to iowa might leave some people out. the online system will debut next year. some a-c-l-u members met with the voters rights commission yesterday to voice concerns with the new system. it will require people to have an iowa department of transportatio n i-d to register online to vote. but the a-c-l-u says about 150 thousand people in iowa don't have those i-ds. the group says people should be able to register by providing different identification. people who don't have d- o-t-issued i-ds can always request voter registration forms in the mail. a young man here in iowa who's dying chose to watch the new star wars movie as his last film. 28-year-old shawn norman of ankeny has noonan syndrome. it's a condition that affects many areas of the body, leading to bleeding and heart defects. his mother couldn't first wish, which was electing his choice for president. but she and two paramedics helped him with another. last weekend, before sunrise, an ambulance took shawn to a theater reserved for a showing o

but during the oral arguments the ohio branch of the american civil liberties union had a lawyer appearing. the first time they had done so. and they argued just briefly that maybe the court should reconsider wolf v. colorado. it was always in the periphery but it wasn't straight out in front of the court as this being the rule case. >> because the obscenity statute was a broad, pretty dangerous statute. i mean it was a really broad statute. if you possessed a book that you open and closed really quickly and never wanted to open it again but you knew there was obscenity in it, you could do seven years in ohio. >> that smith v. california precedent, it with us a slam dunk case. could be a one paragraph di decision and instead it becomes the landmark supreme court case. >> here's a snippet from what justice tom clark wrote in this decision changing it into a fourth amendment case from the original thinking of first amendment. he wrote, having once recognized that the right to privacy embodied in the fourmt amendment is enforceable against the states and the right to be secure against rude in

nine days later, lawyers from the american civil liberties union, which changed its mind, filed suit claiming amendment two violated the united states constitution. it seemed clear that the supreme court would reject the challenge, but in a stunning 6-3 decision, the court held amendment two unconstitutional. justice anthony kennedy, who had been appointed to the court by reagan, authored the court's opinion and kennedy's view, the problem with amendment two was that it imposed a special disabilitlility only upon home . under amendment two, every group in colorado was free to try to persuade the city council or state legislature to enact laws to protect them against discrimination, except homosexua homosexuals. because of amendment two, only they would have to amend the state constitution before they could obtain protection. with that in mind, justice kennedy turned to the clause which provide d no state shall deny to any person the equal protection of the laws. under that guarantee, if the law treats some differently from others, it will satisfy the equal protection laws as long as i

. >> vanessa: the american civil liberties union says there will be need to be regulation toss make sure privacy is not invaded with the use of drones. massdot says no decisions have officials say the four day event helped them trim the deer population, but not every was happy about the hunt. fox 25 did several stories on the protest, which took place before and during the events. a pair of chihauhuas are recovering after spending more than a week locked in a rabbit cage. the animal league of boston said the little guys were severely neglected when they were found in central massachusetts. they are now recovering with a foster family. you may soon be able to bring your own alcohol to certain boston restaurants. the city council voting today to unanimously lift the byob man for small restaurants that do not have liquor licenses. it only applies to restaurants outlying neighborhoods like southie and dorchester. the mayor is expected to sign the measure. >> kevin: sunshine today, but temperatures were cooler, only in the 40's this time, and 30's. it feels like december out and now the cloud

. >>> a the next "washington journal" former nsa general counsel stuart baker and the american civil liberties union representative discusses nsa changes to collection of phone records and how they affect information gathered in terrorism-related cases. then physician dennis cardone of new york university talks about sports-related concussions and what's being done to protect athletes in schools and in the pros. and after that supreme court reporter david savige previews upcoming cases before the high court including redistricting and affirmative action and your phone calls and facebook comments and tweets, "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. c-span. >>> she was such an authentic person. >> i always thought there was more to the story of lady bird than anybody had covered, certainly when i wrote about when i wrote the book on all first ladies. she became i think the first modern first lady, in other words, she had a big staff, she had a very important project, she wrote her book as soon as she left the white house. she really invented the modern first lady. >> sunday night on ""q and a" w discuss

the american civil liberties union and the justice department submitted opposition briefs on friday.anada's lives in florida, independent line. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. terrorism. when they change the subject to terrorism, is that supposed to give the family a better feeling of their loved one being murdered? i do not understand, why is it call itrybody pushes to terrorism, or this, or that. it is murder. it is terrorism, does the family get a different sense of feeling from the government? host: maxine is from maryland. caller: good morning, pedro, and thank you for taking my call. i have a few comments on this terrorism. i understand why the fbi has certain levels of terrorism. i understand why they were reluctant to call it terrorism, even though we knew from the get go that it was terrorism. my problem is we know there are terrorists here in the united states. we know that. something we have never seen before. no one has ever seen before. a mother, nursing a child, goes and commits these acts. that is something i cannot get my head around. my other conc

the american civil liberties union is opposed to the governor's order. it says the executive action has added to the cloud of uncertainty that hangs over marriage licensing in kentucky. >>> ahead of this year's big holiday weekend at the movies, "forbes" is out with its annual list of what it calls the most overpaid actors. johnny depp is number one. the magazine estimates that for every dollar he is paid, his pictures only make $1.20. denzel washington comes in his movies make $6.50 for every dollar he earns. will ferrell is close behind at $6.80. the actor that gets the best ba for the buck it's chris evans. in a year when studios are under scrutiny for a pay gap between the sexes, the rest of the top five of all women. mila kunis, scarlett johansson, gwyneth paltrow and emma stone all made that list. >> i'm not sure i'd want to be on that list. >> on the overpaid list. >> exactly. >> no. >>> we spend more than $7 billion a year on drugstore medicines and remedies for the common cold. dr. tara narula is in our toyota finding a cure is so difficult. >>>

meanwhile groups like the american civil liberties union, libertarians on both the left and right who diagnose what it means to act like bush very differently thought this is betrayal. >> paibts the four lawyer profiles in "the new york times." >> we thought we knew what there was to know about the bin laden raid, and yet there is a whole other element, dimension to it which was not yet told. so osama bin laden raid raised all these tremendous legal issues. can you violate pakistani sovereignty by using military force on its soil far from the tribal areas where there say normal, functioning pack stain government without asking their permission. >> rose: don't we do that a lot? >> well, we definitely use force in countries where there is not a functioning government. >> right. >> and the tribal area of pakistan is kind of like that. it is like that. rural yemen, somalia, bad lands which not the battle field but are also not normal countries where if there say terrorist threat you can send the police to go arrest them. one of the great controversies of the post 9/11 era, of course, is f

the american civil liberties union is opposed to the governor governor's order. it has added to is cloud of uncertainty that hangs over marriage licensing in kentucky. >>> a big holiday weekend in the movies. this is johnny dep is number one. the magazine estimates that for every dollar he's paid, his pictures only make $1.20. denzel washington comes in second, his movies make $6.50 for every dollar he earns. but if you want to know which actor gets the best bang for the buck. evans, his movies bring in $108 for every dollar he makes. >> you might want to be on that list. >> on the overpaid list. >> didn't see any women on that list. >> no. >>> he spends more than 70 million on remedies for the common cold. why findinging a cure is so difficult.clouds off to the east around the sunrise. temps have droped to the low 40s and some upper 30s around the fringes of town. ............ we've got a nice day ahead with some afternoon clouds here and there. highs should make it back up to near 60 degrees again. ...................... and then some wet and cooler changes rol

the american civil liberties union is opposed to the governor's order saying the executive action hasngs over marriage licensing in kentucky. >>> ahead of this year's big holiday weekend at the movies, forbes is out with an annual list of what is called the most overpaid actors and johnny depp is number one. his pictures only make $120. denzel washington his movies make $6.50 for every dollar he earns and will ferrell is close behind at $1.80. the captain america star gets the best bang for the bucks. his movies bring in 181 dollars for each dollar he makes. pay gap between the sexes is under scrutiny, the next top five are all women. they all made the "forbes" list. >> wow. i'm not sure i want to be on that list. >> on the overpaid list. >> on the overpaid list, exactly. >> didn't see any women on that list. >> no, no. >>> we spend more than $7 billion a year on drugstore medicines and remedies for the common cold. dr. tara narula is in our >>> ahead, a nearly 20-year long murder mystery that is still not over. >> i'm susan spencer of "48 hours." a love triangle, actually more of a l

the american civil liberties union is opposed to the gover r governor's order.over marriage licensing in kentucky. >>> a big holiday weekend in the movies. this is johnny dep is number one. the magazine estimates that for every dollar he's paid, his pictures only make $1.20. denzel washington comes in second, his movies make $6.50 for every dollar he earns. but if you want to know which actor gets the best bang for the buck. it's captain america star, chris eve evans, his movies bring in $108 for every dollar he makes. >> you might want to be on that list. >> on the overpaid list. >> didn't see any women on that list. >> no. >>> he spends more than 70 million on remedies for the common cold. why findinging a cure is so difficult. >>> ahead, a >>> ahead, a nearly 20-year-long >>> ahead, a nearly 20-year long murder mystery that is not over. >> reporter: a love triangle, actually more of a love square. the suspect a dancer he planned to marry and two other men who also wanted to marry her. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." coughing...sniffling... and wishing

the american civil liberties union is worried a new online voter registration system coming to iowa might leave some people out. some a-c-l-u members met with the voters rights commission yesterday to voice concerns with the new system. it will require people to have an iowa department of transportatio n i-d to register online to vote. but the a-c-l-u says about 150 thousand people in iowa don't have those i-ds. the group says people should be able to register by providing different identification. and now here's your first alert >>> that is the new york city children's chorus getting us in the spirit for christmas all morning. their record is called "simple gifts" available on amazon and itunes in case you need a last-minute present, t.j., rob and i don't need any help if we need last-minute presents because we have santa right here. we just raid the sleigh. >> we got the man. right now santa told me he's a little hot. it's 70 degrees in new york and the suit is still working for him. we'll be hanging out with santa with the folks for last-minute gifts, we turn to lara and tom for that.

before joining he served as legislative council of the american civil liberties union, legislative office where he led advocacy efforts relating to privacy, new technology command identification systems. prior to joining he served as legal counsel for the massachusetts senate majority leader. a graduate of harvard university and holds a jd from the georgetown university law center. mr. richard salgado is the director of law enforcement and information security at google. mr. salgado oversees google global law enforcement and national security efforts and legal matters relating to the data, security command investigation. previously he was senior counsel in the computer crime section of the us justice department. as a prosecutor, a specialized computer network crimes such as hacking, wiretap, denial of service attacks, lucius code and other technology driven privacy crimes. in 2005 he joined stanford is illegal electronic computer crimes, internet business legal and policy issues and modern surveillance law. he received his jd from yale law school. mr. paul rosensweig is the founder of red

a new report is out from yale university and the american civil liberties union says a lot of people were quarantined by politically motivated politicians. >>> and an ex-fiance over charlie sheen is suing him over his admission of having hiv. she claims he didn't disclose he had hiv until after they had sex several times. vigorously fight her claims. >>> new york city's new salt warning law is just three days old. now we have to see how it shakes out in court. you like what i did there? the law requires a salt shaker symbol to appear on chain restaurant menus next to high-sodium dishes. they say the city's overstepping its power by requiring that symbol. >>> the former nypd officer who came to be known as the cannibal cop is off the hook. the federal appeals court in manhattan upheld a lower court decision that threw out his convictions. the appellate court says he was merely fantasize ing when he talked in chat rooms about killing and eating women. the court ruled fant saysed about violence is not a crime. >>> school is out for a connecticut college student charged with jumping the

hudson was racial justice manager and program associate for the american civil liberties union for eastern missouri. he is also a former st. louis police officer. he left the force in 1999 the focus on addressing systematic problems in the criminal justice system, abuse police authority, and improving the police community relationship. he is the author of the critical investigative report, "suffering in silence," which catalogs human rights abuses in st. louis jails, and which has led to several formal actions to address the conditions in them. please join me in welcoming redditt hudson to the university of delaware. [applause] mr. hudson: thank you for having me. i have had quite the day. i am getting my second wind now and i'm glad to be here with you to talk about race in america. more importantly, for me, to talk about police community relations and some of the dynamics we have seen relative to race and police in the united states in the last 18, 24 months. i'm very glad to have this opportunity to speak to you. if they decide to run part of , as on c-span, the country different perspe