big stuff. keystone pipeline the highest possible profile, president obama vetoed. republicans tried to override that veto. their efforts failed. and now as of today, the white house is looking down the barrel of president obama s next veto. it is a bill to change the rules around union elections. now, usually this is the sort of issue at the federal level that would be closer on the controversy number line to the bill about like the way mortgages are signed. than it would to keystone. in terms of how controversial it is. it s much more toward the not make news kind of bill than it is towards the really controversial stuff. but right now with one of the major republican presidential contenders basing his appeal on destroying union rights, does that change the politics around this? we have to wait and see. the bill passed the senate earlier this month. it passed the u.s. house today.
obama has not done enough to push assad out allowing him to continue violence against his people. but the white house insists they are still willing to give diplomacy more time. devin dwyer, abc news, washington. in much lighter news kind of now, the heart attack grill out in vegas is apparently as dangerous as it sounds. for the second time in two months, a customer has collapsed at that restaurant in vegas. the woman fell unconscious while eating, drinking and smoking. but it s still not clear if her condition was related actually to the fatty high calorie menu. waitresses dressed like nurses there serve up unhealthy dishes, including the quadruple bypass burger. also a dish called flat liner fries. the owner who actually wears a doctor s coat as well as a stethoscope is still unapologetic. i would say that this woman had given her body every single
and rival hor cornhuskers met t midfield for a moment of silence. a prayer for recovery that lasted nearly a minute. what has been the general mood around the campus since this all came out? i think initially the first couple of days a lot of students were confused. angry, heart broken. t.j. baird is the undergraduate student president. we were learning all the details from the media. the news kind of broke that joe paterno was being fired. the students their emotions boiled oh he serri. this scandal has absolutely rocked a place that is affectionately known as happy valley where students acknowledge living in a bubble of rich penn state history and a rabid enthusiasm for all things football. now, that bubble has been burst in ways none of them could have ever imagined. in classrooms across campus, students are now beginning to
before the kickoff the lions and rival hor cornhuskers met t midfield for a moment of silence. a prayer for recovery that lasted nearly a minute. what has been the general mood around the campus since this all came out? i think initially the first couple of days a lot of students were confused. angry, heart broken. t.j. baird is the undergraduate student president. we were learning all the details from the media. the news kind of broke that joe paterno was being fired. the students their emotions boiled oh he serri. this scandal has absolutely rocked a place that is affectionately known as happy valley where students acknowledge living in a bubble of rich penn state history and a rabid enthusiasm for all things football. now, that bubble has been burst in ways none of them could have ever imagined. in classrooms across campus,
sandusky s alleged victims and before the kickoff the lions and rival hor cornhuskers met t midfield for a moment of silence. a prayer for recovery that lasted nearly a minute. what has been the general mood around the campus since this all came out? i think initially the first couple of days a lot of students were confused. angry, heart broken. t.j. baird is the undergraduate student president. we were learning all the details from the media. the news kind of broke that joe paterno was being fired. the students their emotions boiled oh he serri. this scandal has absolutely rocked a place that is affectionately known as happy valley where students acknowledge living in a bubble of rich penn state history and a rabid enthusiasm for all things football. now, that bubble has been burst in ways none of them could have