president obama moments ago strikes a bipartisan note in the rose garden. while his republican opponent continues his game of who is out of touch. plus, case closed for george zimmerman in the death of trayvon martin. mr. zimmerman s family and lawyers seem to think so. now back to tamron. if seeing is believing, then this could be a new concept in phones. it shows how google glasses might work. the person in the video uses the glasses to perform tasks commonly handled by your phone. all just by looking and speaking. i m joined by scott steen. a glimpse into the future. is it a reality? not yet. this is being developed by google x, a secret development lab them work on space elevators, robots, all sorts of things.
nations, will peacekeepers be able to make a cease fire happen? kony part two, the wildly popular documentary just out moments ago. dramatic, empowering, worldly, but in this movie, one key element is missing. mohammed ali and the marlins, why people this morning are still talking about the boxing great s first pitch. cosmo, the magazine known for how to please your man in bed. charges they are putting teens on the cover. your future health care is facing new questions and a new deadline. in just a few hours, government lawyers are due to submit a three-page explanation of exactly what authority the obama administration beliefs the federal courts have. it s an odd request. but more than one federal judge is not happy with what republicans call president obama s bullying of the supreme court over its review of obama care. here s brian todd. reporter: a barometer of how high the political stakes are for the president and his opponents on the health care law. a public
i m erin burnett. out front tonight countdown to nuclear showdown. the rhetoric rising ahead of a make or break moment for iran and the rest of the world. a week from tonight, negotiators will be arriving to talk to iran about the disputed program, a debate about where iran will talk to the united states, britain, france, germany, china and russia may not just be rhetoric. this could be real talk and send the world down a path towards a military strike. now, ron suggested it might move the venue from istanbul to baghdad or beijing. here s what defense secretary cohen told me about this move. the iranians are not interested in reaching any kind of agreement. they are not interested in reducing nuclear power. they re interested in acquiring nuclear weapons. now, iran vehemently says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. but it isn t just the united states, which is frustrated by iran to delay or refuse talks. prime minister stepped into it today saying iran s offe
coast. 8:00 out west. if there s anything republicans and democrats in congress agree on, it s jobs. sure enough, about three hours from now, president obama will step into the white house rose garden to sign the jobs act, as in jump-start our business start-ups. a bipartisan attempt to help small businesses to get funding faster to grow quicker. critics fear fraud, labor department reports another drop, last week s number was 357,000, down 6,000 from the week before. time is running out to explain their thinking of a legal doctrine of dating back sergeries. the supreme court heard last week, mr. obama said that the court won t scrape a law, passed a strong majority of democratically elected congress. courts have passed judgment on laws passed by congress on the early 1800s. the white house said that the president was making an observation and not trying to intimidate the justices. and fighting continues in syria, despite the government s saying that it s come plying wi
boost the economy and win re-election? do business owners, the people who support the bill, supposed to help, do they think it s a good idea. jessica is at the white house. alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. let s start with you, jess. er eric cantor expected to attend the jobs signing here. is this one thing congress and the white house can agree on m. yes, and this is being presented as a real bipartisan victory, an accomplishment that will spur job growth and help grow business by reducing the barriers to investment so more businesses can grow and i think crease hiring which means more jobs. so both parties say they like it. you can see why that is a political win for both sides, both on the politics and on the substance if that were the entire bill. but critics are pointing out that there are elements of this bill that in their view will reduce investor protections that will they actually described it as a ticking time bomb. they say it will decrease tran