that s where he is gearing up for a rally with factory workers. his running-mate paul ryan will be in ohio later this week as will vice president joe biden on wednesday. with a clock ticking down folt elections the candidates campaigning furiously through those campaign states. they are also launching last-minute ad blitzes. but there are legal battles that could be the game changers. in ohio a dispute over early voting could be headed for an emergency review by the state supreme court after the attorney general appealed a ruling that orders the state to restore early voting to everyone. they said only military voters get this certain privilege. and the obama team challenged that saying everybody should get early voting and the court agreed with the obama team. in pennsylvania a state law requiring a photo i.d. is headed
panthers have offered a $10,000 bounty for his capture. politically, economically, the next three days will affect the course of life in america for decades. six hours of arguments on four distinct issues arising from the 2-year-old health care reform law are well under way at the highest court in the land. today s issue could make the rest moot. the gateway question asks whether the individual mandate for everyone to buy insurance or pay a penalty amounts to a tax. if it does, it can t be challenged, because a law from 1867 bars challenges to taxes until they re paid. the health insurance mandate doesn t take effect until 2014. so justices could settle this issue and punt on the others. today s session wraps in 30 minutes, and cnn s kate bolduan and jeff toobin will join me live as soon as it does. rick santorum plans to be out in front of the supreme court building at noon weighing in on the health care debate. the republican presidential candidate has said the health c
campaigns that followed the rules since have been in place since 1998. mitt romney and ron paul. bill: the law is the law, right? how do you bend this in the late hours? this is from the associated press from three days ago when i mentioned some of this. virginia s ballot access law requires candidates to submit the segtures of at least 10,000 registered voters including at least 400 from each of the state s 11 congressional districts. that is the law, right? that is the law but the provision is so controversyal whether or not the people who collect the signatures have to be citizens. under the current law, since 1998 they do. that is where rick perry what is interesting here, newt gingrich is also challenging this. he is a citizen of virginia. governor bob mcdonnell, any statewide candidate had to meet the criteria since 1998. never been a problem. there is also going to be emergency review by the fourth circuit. i don t think this judge will be the final say even if he does hold
whether they return will depend on a number of factors, including the readiness of the rigs and the confidence that lessons from 2012 will be incorporated. full incorporation or not, it depends on one more thing, whether or not the government will decide to allow them back at all. they were the only ones that have ever been allowed. given shall s mess up, they send two riggs, the first one failed, the second one failed. one crashed into an island. given that record, they are doing an emergency review of whether arctic drilling can be done safely at all. one company they thought could do it was shelled. that actually just said, we think maybe we can do it, so we will stop trying. wow. what happened today was unexpected. what happens next in this industry is anyone s guess. the thanks for being with us
are not returning at all for the rest of 2013. and whether they return beyond 2013 will depend on a number of factors, including the readiness of our rigs, and the confidence that the lessons from 2012 will be fully incorporated. it also depends on whether or not the government is going to decide to allow them back at all. remember, they were the only ones who have ever been allowed. they were first, and given shell s mess up there, they sent two rigs, the first ones fail, the second ones fail, maybe a criminal one. one crashed in the island and had to be towed away. given their record, the interior department is doing an emergency review on whether the drilling can be done at all. the one company they thought could do it was shell, and they thought actually, we think maybe we can do it, although we re going to stop trying. wow, what happened today was