but let me bring you to the second thing that the virginia house of delegates did. the personhood bill which is now has 12 other states that are considering well, 11 other states that are considering this personhood law. this has got to be scarey to you and the members of n.o.w. and americans all over the country that believe in fairness. well, you know, the personhood initiative was tried in mississippi. it was sent to the voters of mississippi and it was resoundingly rejected. resoundingly rejected. so to me, it s really appalling that the legislature in virginia has taken it upon itself to pass a personhood bill. not putting it before the people because the people will reject it. well, you see, we vescreen, colorado voted no in 2008 by 46 points. again in 2010 by 42 points. and in mississippi, as you just
walked away from their jobs and in three hours they walk into a courtroom. athletic director tim kucurrey d gary schultz. sandusky says he met victims through his charity, second mile, which helps troubled boys. second mile released a statement saying immediately they made the decision to separate sandusky from the program activities in 2008. that s when sandusky told the organization that he was under investigation. we ll have more on that. catching wall street well and your money on what s shaping up to be a volatile day on wall street right now. investors are worried about financial and political uncertainty in greece and italy. stocks are in and out of positive territory so far and right now you can see the dow down 47 points trading at 11,900 around there. we ll get a live report from the stock exchange in just a few minutes away here on cnn. political drama in greece moves to its next act today. prime minister george papandreou meets with opposition leader to discuss