are people unconvinced by what will happen next? >> people were keen to get to the polling stations. we are starting to get a sense from the pronouncements made by the observer groups deployed throughout this election for what has been -- participation levels are higher than people thought. that first part of the test, the measure of how successful this election has been, seems to have gone well. we have no official figures. we are waiting to hear from the authorities, the ministry in charge of this election. for now, it has not pronounced itself. turnout was quite strong. in that sense, this was a vote that is a year overdue, this was an opportunity to get back to the polling stations, back to the ballot boxes. it was him directed -- it was interrupted by the coup d'État in march of last year. there has been something of a pause in politics, which has now come to an end. the main parties include heavyweight candidates of the heavy duty party machinery. each of them, the two main candidates, have already been presidential candidates

some are unconvinced they'll lower it in their state because of the typical pool of the uninsured.xelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update on the wildfire near palm springs, california, that is threatening thousands. we'll be live from the scene. >>> plus, detroit has become the biggest u.s. city to become file for bankruptcy. mellody hobson will have the details. >>> and we'll see how landlines are disappearing in the age of wireless communications. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm vinita nair. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, friday has arrived! hooray! july 19. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 4:29. it is friday! >> yes. >> are you guys excited? >> i am. >> i would like to work all weekend with you guys. >> you should. >> but i can't. >> i'll tell the boss. >> so moving right along. [ laughter ] >>> patchy fog not as thick as it's bee

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justice antonin scalia was unconvinced that this particular decision wasn't passing judgment on the underlying issue on the legality of same-sex marriage. their words so that they might have covered honor today and it was their debate could settle and we will respect their resolution. edie winsor cried when she heard the news, she was the original plaintiff. >> thank you for affirming the principle of this justice under the law. reporter: former president bill clinton who signed the law. the pentagon is rolling out federal benefits for legally married same-sex couples. the supporter of california's proposition eight measure, which amended the state's constitution between only one m and woman did not have egal standing to defend the statute after state officials refused to do so. what is left is the district court's decision which struck down proposition eight. >> people justice under the law. today, we are closer to that. reporter: aditional marriage advocates say that it is still up to the state. they urged supporters to stay engaged. >> activists and politicians are very involved and they wi

another round of aid from its international lenders bug payments will be staggered as the troika is unconvinced the speed of reforms in athens. the deal has been welcomed. >> we got the package. we got the approved package we had in the may program. >> okay. >> so we are fully satisfied. of course, if somebody wants to give us 10 more billion, we would welcome this. >> right. okay. jules is in brussel and joins us with more. will they meet the terms of this one? >> if the past is anything to go by, they're going to struggle on the private sector reforms and the public sector reforms. 4,000 job cuts they have to achieve by the end of this year. i've tried to talk to finance ministers about the risks of implementation here, particularly, of course, given what we have seen in the coalition government over the last two weeks. but, you know, status quo remains. they have given them the money and greece has to perform. but there is not going to be any tension in here in the eurozone ahead of the german elections. it was as expected. remember the first tranche 2.5 billion euros, has to be in place, ac

i find it unconvincing the idea that many of these problems are made for truck the bull by simply moving these people into the united states. for one thing, it does raise the question as to whether the cost we are paying, and several of you have alluded to this excessive, wasteful, inefficient , but how much has it meant that not a single one of these people or any of their friends because of their proximity to a federal detention facility in the united states, how many lives have been spared as a result? there's no way to know. are you feeling lucky? do you want to take a chance? much more violence inside the federal prison system, not least because these individuals will be engaged in proselytizing their form of islam, sharia, inside the prison system. beyond that, their colleagues was be trying to do what done in iraq yesterday by al inflictich is to try to harm on american community that of the misfortune incarcerating these people. is much to set aside the numbers that you may or may not feel you can safely push out and there are a number, an you cannumber, that never try. do you ho

cell phone owners unconvinced of their usefulness do have the option of disabling the alert with onebig exception. emergency alerts personally ordered by the president of the united states cannot be turned off. there has not been a single one of those. at least not yet. ahead: fact. and film. ,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: a new film based on a true story tells of a shooting death that for many americans speaks to broad concerns about equality and justice. erin moriarty of "48 hours" takes a look. >> reporter: every day riders run through this bay area rapid transit or bart station in oakland california. the sign says fruitvale but there's another name that hangs heavy over the platform: oscar graham iii. >> that's my favorite picture of my baby boy. >> reporter: wanda johnson is oscar graham's mother. what do you love about that picture? why is it your favorite picture? >> because his mouth speaks to everybody. his mouth speaks to me. >> reporter: bart police were waiting on the platform when a train rolled in about 2:15 this morning. >> reporter: in the early morning hours of new year's day

gregg: did the prosecution prove it case or will the jury be unconvinced? is reasonable doubt written all over this one? around legal panel will break it down. coming up -- chaos in egypt. dozens killed overnight as the military removes the president. now lawmakers questioning whether we should still send up to $1.6 billion in aid to egypt. heather: the president's healthcare law called a slow motion train wreck. is there more to come in the implementation of obama-care? >> a come were return for the 19 arizona firefighters killed in a fire. [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you h heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums [ male announcer ] fight pepperoni heartburn and pepperoni breath fast with tums freshers. concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. tums freshers. ♪ tum...tum...tum...tum... tums! ♪ fast heartburn relief and minty fresh breath. tums freshers. ♪ tum...tum...tum...tum... thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a paymen

i find it unconvincing the idea that many of these problems are made for truck the bull by simply moving these people into the united states. for one thing, it does raise the question as to whether the cost we are paying, and several of you have alluded to this excessive, wasteful, inefficient cost, but how much has it meant that not a single one of these people or any of their friends have been able because of their proximity to a federal detention facility in the united states, how many lives have been spared as a result? there's no way to know. are you feeling lucky? do you want to take a chance? you'll find much more violence inside the federal prison system, not least because these individuals will be engaged in proselytizing their form of islam, sharia, inside the prison system. beyond that, their colleagues will be trying to do what was done in iraq yesterday by al qaeda which is to try to inflict harm on american community that has the misfortune of incarcerating these people. my concern is much to set aside the numbers that you may or may not feel you can safely push out and the

dorsey said that she no longer supports what she once wrote, i'm unconvinced that she will be able to lay her policy preferences aside when they conflict with the law -- what the law dictates she ought to do. for all thos those i reasons i mentioned above, i cannot support the nominee. i have two news articles that describe the campaign contribution issue i discussed earlier. and i ask unanimous consent that those be entered in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: and i yield the floor and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. a senator: i ask that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. heitkamp: mr. president, i rise today to say a few words about my friend who is leaving the senate this week, massachusetts senator mo cowan. when he first arrived i was excited because i was no longer going to be 100th in senior at this seniority. during his recent farewell sp

the jobs obviously, and samsung is reporting record quarterly profit today, on the investors are unconvincedt the smartphone business can maintain the rapid growth. the electronics giant is estimating a high of 8.2 billion, and sales of last year rising a minimum of 18%. and that is higher than expected sales -- cell phone application s. >> is it or not a zero sum gain. how can apple and samsung not make expectations if they are battling for the market. it will be interesting to see what happens with apple. here they may be a victim of their own success. so maybe the investor want more and mobile is the largest single component and mobile and computer and tab lelets overall samsung, and a giant that they make so many things that we don't talk about, but this is a key part. >> wellk we put this question to the analyst that we had on last week or the week before, but it is not just apple hit here, but samsung as well sh, and what is happening to the space? is blackberry winning share? >> no, that is not appearing to be happening. and might be nokia. >> they are coming on. well, they are lookin

and with the greatest of respect i would say i find unconvincing the idea that any of these problemsd states. for one thing, it does raise a question as to whether the cost that we are paying in several of you have alluded to this excessive wasteful inefficient cost, but how much has it meant that not a single one of these people or any of their friends have been able to attack us because of their proximity to a federal detention facility inside the united states. how many americans lives have been scared as a result? there is no way to know for sure but are we feeling lucky? do you want to take a chance? my guess is you will find much more violence inside the federal prison system, not least because these individuals will be engaged in proselytizing their form of islam, sharia, inside the prison system but beyond that you will have almost certainly their colleaguecolleague s trying to do what was done in iraq yesterday by al qaeda, which is to try to spring them or at the least inflict harm on an american community that has the misfortune, perhaps the thompson correctional facility

issue, youowment basically had me at hello. , unconvinced,a where there will not be one champion in the united states. there will be a lot of champions could we will pursue that vigorously. -- champions. we will pursue that vigorously. thank you. i think you have seen the interest from senators. >> director jarvis, as you come up, i would like to express my thanks to you for the fact that you worked so closely with the committee. we could not possibly have seizure legislation seashoree committee -- legislation out of the committee without your help. i want the public to know that i am particularly interested in some of the efforts that you all have made to really look at technology to resolve some of these conflicts that have gone on and on. as we all know, there have been questions with respect to the turtles and how you could ensure protection for them and also be welcoming to visitors. you all worked very closely with the private sector, with companies in the private sector, to look at approaches where, in effect, you could put tags on these nests, so that through sensors you know wh