a florida jail facing obscenity charges. philip greeves was arrested at his home yesterday morning by deputies in florida. the book caused a lot of controversy after it shows up on amazon.com s website. it was pulled after protests. the arrest warrant came after grieves sold a book to deputies in florida. we should get the first results of the 2010 census today. most, if not all, of the counting is done. it is expected to show only modest population gains and a continuing migration to the south and the west. because of its increasing population, texas could gain four congressional seats while states like new york and ohio should lose seats. lawmakers in the house are expected to give final approval today to a sweeping new food safety bill. the house and the senate have both been involved in an unusual flurry of activity as the lame duck session winds down. karen travers is joining us from washington with a look at what they have been up to. karen? reporter: good morning, rob
in his words, the north koreans deserve credit for holding back. as we said north korea shows restant today but it s anybody s guess what they may do in the future. we ll talk about that with a korean expert who visited the north numerous times at 2:30 eastern time. the fate of the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty going down to the wire on capitol hill as senators discuss it behind closed doors today. president obama signed the nuclear arms deal with russia in april. it rein states mutual inspections of u.s. and russian arsenals, cuts the number of deployed weapons each side can have. the white house always wanted it ratified by the end of the year, so senate democrats have been pushing as this lame duck session winds down. they believe they ve got the votes. but over the weekend, gop leaders started to back away, adding fresh doubts about a vote happening this week. and the week before christmas looks white and wet for parts of the east the west coast. we re talking snow piling up