when others seem to get i.d.s and did youñ know in 2008 when the supreme court ruled on indiana's voterfound it to be constitutional, and guess what? after the laws were passed in indiana in georgia, minority participation in the electoralç process increased for blacks by 40%. so i find it veryxd hard to believe and i'm tired of being talked down to as a black woman and being told what i can't do, to me our message needs to be what's wrong with the 11%? they need to get with the game and get an i.d. to vote. >> i'm supposed to be going with google and the civil rights leader are about to jump out of their chairs. >> i'm going to be very, very brief. no one here is saying we can't. all of us have overcome something in our lives. that's not the issue, but we fought a battle for equality and justice a long time ago. if we don't stand up for it now our children and grandchildren will be fighting. >> but how -- >> crystal i'll give you a chance to get back in. we're going to do this fá dignified. >> you raise whose fault it is people don't have i.d.s. my grandmother's birth she doesn't have

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today's objective, youn voters.resident-elect counted on them to get h elected, but now he is learning that they are not full of hope for him as they were last time. probably because while he is in the white house many young people are still living at their parents' house, facing fewer job opportunities. the president today trying to gin up his base among young voters with interviews at mtv and rolling stone. will it work? here to talk about it top political journalist and commentator, columnist for the new york post and human events editor and radio talk-show host. welcome. great to have you here. i'll go to you first. you know, this in a tv interview we were listening to this afternoon, and the questions are unbelievable of softballs. it's like so, what was your first date with michele like? i mean, is this what passes for journalism with the president? >> i think so. a lot of journalists are on his side, so they're giving him an easy shot, but the thing is he's ving a hard time with young voters. we have 12 perce

youn see the ma >>> check this out. a man using a samurai sword to rob a church's chicken. we are in kansas city, there he is. you see the sword wearing that dark gray hooded sweatshirt and carrying the sword. he walks into the business. some stunned customers but nobody was hurt no word how much money he stole or if he got some chicken either but that would freak you out in a fast food store and a guy comes in with a samurai sword. >> that would be scary. >>> 6:14. let's check if the traffic is scary this morning. >> we have a little action going on across the golden gate bridge a weird halo effect in some of the street lights and yeah we have this kind of another ghostly image here. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. hard to tell because we have raindrops covering the camera lens so it's going to be slick heading off to work this morning. and they just turned on the metering lights about 10 minutes ago. so yeah, we have delays now in the cash and the fastrak lanes. but good news is just your usual commute into san francisco no big hot spots across the span.

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the european youn wins the nobel peace prize, for two years we've reported decline of the euro zone financiallywn you the violence in the streets and yes the committee awarding for peace and reconciliation and democracy and human rights. some of the other winners, president obama after only a couple of months in office. al gore for work on client singh and yasser arafat, the terrorist, won the peace prize. gerri willis and monica crowley are joining us. i want to nominate the four-year-old pakistani girl shot by the new nazi, she should be the winner and instead of-- >> she's a 14-year-old girl, actually protesting the taliban, this pakistani taliban, afghan taliban, but both want to restrict girl's rights to get an education and she's 14 years old shot in the head by the taliban and trying to silence women and young girls and she deserves the peace prize and i will see this, the euro-weenies who give out the nobel peace prize to the eu, it's not as appalling as when they gave it to yasser arafat and barack obama after being president for-- >> can i say this about that, eu getting the nobel pea

if you go around raping youn girls that's not a priority for the government and you don't get prosecuted and nothing happens. >> but at the same time you terrorize a village. >> woodruff: that's right. cheryl, i was going to ask you about that and about how widespread is this beyond sierra leone? >> it's actually more widespread than anybody would like. it is a weapon of terrorism. it is a way to actually make a statement that also terrorizes an entire community. everybody has girls and women in their family. so those people who are... whose women are afflicted are are terrorized. >> woodruff: we're talking about across the developing world. cheryl, why is it tolerated? >> well, i think that it's not so much tolerated as it is just... it's just people bear it. they endure it. partly because there are no super organizations, governments, large n.g.o.s, other governments who are stepping in to try and help or fix or remove the situation. i think it's an issue that people in general don't seem to care enough about to bring about change. so if there is a way that we can say that everybody he

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question from the audience, and this will be direct today the congressman first, what cry criteria do younuse in deciding to confirm a supreme court nominee? congressman? akin: well, i think the first thing is that we are a system of laws, as i've mentioned before, and the job of the court is to interpret the existing law, not to create law. be so that would be the very first thing i would look for. if you take a look at some of the big social upheavals and lousy decisions you get out of washington, d.c., a lot of them have come from judges who got frustrated and wanted to become legislators. and, um, so that would be the thing i would look for, first of all, in a judge. i would look for a judge that doesn't think that maybe the constitution is plastic, and we need to adapt some ideas from some foreign country and stick it in and pretend that that's part of our constitution. i don't think that's the right way to go. and so i, i believe that we have to keep the judges doing the proper function of judges, and, um, and that would solve an awful lot of problems. it also tends to push problems