law, an eight-foot don t approach zone around people as they enter the clinic. the court has upheld similar zones around the country. pete, really quickly while i have you here, i do want to talk to you about the federal appeals court decision on tuesday. they struck down the fcc s rules on net neutrality. this is a big deal. what does it mean in the simplest of terms for internet providers and what does it also mean for customers? reporter: what it means is whether the internet providers have the ability in essence to charge more for the fast lane. under the idea of net neutrality, everybody drives on the same lane. everybody pays the same tariff. everybody gets the same amount of internet speed. but what the internet providers want to do is say we want to charge extra maybe for people who use it a lot or demand faster speeds or use a lot of data, and under the court ruling, the internet providers will be able to do that. the court said the fcc doesn t have the thauthority to stop
. a significant bite out of the president s health care plan. struck down and key provision on manage coverage. rooirings some businesses with 50 or more employees to provide insurance for birth control or pay a substantial fine. this federal appeals court decision has now struck that down, at least for now. the court ruled the company, freshway foods of ohio, could not be forestced to provide bir control. part of the court s decision say they can abide by their faith, pay a penalty of over $14 million and cripple the lifetime
front of the senate finance committee. in memphis friday, a tennessee state senator gave sebelius a copy of the book, you see it in her hand, websites for dummies. while the health care website is off to a shaky state, the online application is not available overnight. meanwhile, a federal court takes a significant bite out of obama care. a three-judge panel struck down a key provision on mandatory contraception coverage logged in washington and barbara starr. barbara, what happened? walk us through this. good morning, by the way. yeah, good morning to you guys, too, down in atlanta. a provision of the affordable care act requires some businesses with 50 or more employees to provide insurance for birth control or pay a substantial fine. this federal appeals court decision has struck that down. what the court did is ruled the company that brought the suite could not be forced to provide
some locations almost 20 to 30 degrees below average over the next couple of days and potentially another snowstorm could be setting up across parts of missouri and arkansas. could be a major one. zoraida, it s spring, it doesn t feel like it. hopefully the next couple of weeks we ll see more. we will patiently wait. thank you very much. the justice department will not ask the supreme court to review a federal appeals court decision that blocks graphic new warnings on cigarette packages. the appeals court ruling says requiring such warnings would be a violation of free speech protection. the fda says it will now work to create new warning labels that comply with the 2009 tobacco control act. members of the anti-gay westboro church in topeka, kansas woke up to a rainbow surprise tuesday morning. take a look. a progressive nonprofit group that owns this house right beside the church decided to paint it the colors of the rainbow flag. that is a symbol of gay and lesbian pride. the g
avalanche of negative ads, he loses. and look at the map after eight states. santorum in purple has won four. romney three. there s more reason for santorum to be optimistic. the culture wars have come roaring back. three huge issues have ignited the right wing the fight over birth control between the obama administration and the catholic church, the debate over funding for planned parenthood and the federal appeals court decision that california s same-sex marriage ban is unconstitutional. every day that the candidates are talking about birth control, abortion, or gay marriage santorum wins and romney loses. about that fight over the administration s decision to force catholic organizations, colleges, universities, and hospitals to pay for birth control for their employees, the question here isn t whether most catholics are with president obama. it s how many catholics voted for obama in 2008 and could vote against him because of this decision. that s something for them and the whit