judaism are a recognition. sects of christianity. it s really not cool for you to try and. bill: not cool. not cool for you to cloud their. this issue is about religious neutrality from the government. the government says. the government is not allowed to pick sides. bill: okay, number one. religious belief or philosophy is fine. bill: if you read the constitution it says the government cannot promote a religion. no, it says the congress shall not establish any laws respecting an establishment of a religion. bill: of a religion. not a philosophy. so you wouldn t have a problem with the government of the united states establishing atheism that is also a philosophy. bill: establishing what does it mean. in god we don t trust. one nation under god under the fledge of allegiance. bill: if you wanted to go up to albany new york and put a happy winter soltis on andrew cuomo s office door i have got no problem with it? you would. bill: don t tell me what i think wh
coincidence that it s before the election. meanwhile, daryl hannah making a splash in jail. cops in texas arrested her while she was protesting the keystone pipeline. hannah was joined by a 78-year-old property owner whose land was taken by eminent domain for the project. the two reportedly stood in front of god clearing equipment, probably a bulldozer to stop works from moving forward. both have been charged with trespassing. not a bad mug shot. brian: good looking mug shot. gretchen: democratic pennsylvania law maker refusing to lead her fellow house members in the fledge of allegiance because she considers the pledge a prayer? i do not pledge the flag based on my first amendment rights and the fact that i really think it s a prayer and i don t pray in public. gretchen: she claims the words under god, make it a prayer. she refuses to apologize after an awkward pause, she called on
a missing persons report was even filed. inside this really strange and bizarre story, straight ahead. and power right in your wallet. a new iphone charger the size of a credit card saves you when you run out of juice. we ll show it to you in 20 minutes. newsroom begins right now. good morning, i m zoraid zoraida sambolin sitting in for carolyn costello. penn state faces the stunning blow from jerry sandusky. they face the penalties of the school s cover-ups in the scandal. the penalties are described as unprecedented. steve is in pennsylvania where they re holding the news conference. what can you tell us? we re meeting with the executive chairman of the ncaa followed by a question and answer session in indianapolis, and we re expected to hear penalties on penn state university. one source familiar with the case told cnn what we will hear, that penn state will be hit with fines in excess of $30 million. reports are also circulating that penn state university will lose
planned parenthood, when you think about breast cancer health, the first person if you need help, if you think you might have a problem, i don t know if the first entity that comes to mind is planned parenthood. that might come to mind for other reasons and good reasons, you need to go this, but this question about who is providing abortion. that s really what this is coming down to. yes. and the pro-choice militant lobby did a smear campaign against the komen foundation it worked. and it worked, within 48 hours. why shouldn t they be proud of what they do? if abortion is good, why do they have o call it reproductive health? the original purpose was to get to planned parenthood to do mammograms. the conservative media came in full fledge in support of something they weren t doing. they were not taking here is something komen did very badly and why they needed to hand the shovel over. their initial explanation was because there is a congressional
the deal as far as he is concerned, so nato takes over command and control of the operations in libya. tomorrow they say they effectively are looking at the embargo on arms, still making sure that that is still in full fledge. they are looking at the no-fly zone and making sure that civilians, they say civilians aren t attacked on the ground, but as i say, more answers to many questions that are still outstanding after events close down here today. becky, thank you. becky anderson in london. next on reporter roulette, things are getting very, very personal in the barry bonds personal trial. want to go to ted rowlands live in los angeles. we heard some colorful testimony from the ex-mistress yesterday who today yesterday. who today is taking the stand? reporter: there s a trainer and the crux of the testimony revolves around a urine test and we expect to hear from the