say this is union busting. but there are people in wisconsin who say, no, this is about the public sector having to bear more of the burden too. tough argument. thanks, christine. coming up in a few minutes, we re going to get a firsthand account of the budget battle in wisconsin. we talk to republican state lawmaker glenn glothman and jon erpenbach still out of the state. today the senate is expected to follow the lead of the house and approve a stop-gap spending bill. the measure cut spending by some $4 billion. the next part for republicans and democrats is much harder, which would be negotiating an agreement on what to spend for the rest of the year. and the assassin who gunned down robert f. kennedy in 1968 will appear before a parole board today. two psychologists insist sirhan sirhan no longer poses a threat to society. this is going to be the 14th parole hearing he s attended since beginning his life sentence. and a little more than three