been primarily concerned with invasions of the individual rights by the government. i mean, not exclusively so. we support laws like title 7 which say private corporations cannot discriminate on the basis of race. but it is perfectly clear that there s at least as much threat to digital privacy now coming from the googles and the facebooks of the world as from the united states government, and we re all going to have to think about how to balance those rights as we move forward eechlgts wanted to pick up on the health care piece of this, i wouldn t have expect wide have. i m teaching constitutional law to the 1l students. i made my students read the entire argument last week, which i know they enjoyed thoroughly. 80 pages? well, the first 80 pages of tuesday. yeah. mean the first half of tuesday? that s right. yeah. didn t even make them read the last part. just an hour. exactly. exactly! i let them off so easy. the point is, right, so it s fascinating to me to se
well, it sold $20 million worth of winning tickets over the years. and st. mary s, georgia, population 17,000, bursting at the seams today thanks to people driving across the border from florida. florida s one of eight states that don t take part in the mega millions lottery. but in 42 states, it s a day for big dreams. a new house for my family and my kids and my grandparents. a lot of people would benefit. a lot of people would be happy. our mary snow tracking lotto mania in new york city. mary, what s it like there? reporter: well, john, so many dreams of early retirement and people pondering the what-ifs. there s been a steady stream inside this 7-eleven on west 42nd street here in manhattan. and you know, this store alone has sold nearly 8,000 tickets. you compare that to an ordinary day when they sell about 800. it just gives you a sense at just how many people are shrugging off the long odds to buy tickets. and in new york state, we just got an update from lo
so from new york to san francisco, people in long lines outside grocery, convenience and liquor stores waiting to buy mega millions tickets. wait times hit two hours outside the blue bird liquor store in hawthorne, california, near los angeles. why are people waiting there? well, it sold $20 million worth of winning tickets over the years. and st. mary s, georgia, population 17,000, bursting at the seams today thanks to people driving across the border from florida. florida s one of eight states that don t take part in the mega millions lottery. but in 42 states, it s a day for big dreams. a new house for my family and my kids and my grandparents. a lot of people would benefit. a lot of people would be happy. our mary snow tracking lotto mania in new york city. mary, what s it like there? reporter: well, john, so many dreams of early retirement and people pondering the what-ifs. there s been a steady stream inside this 7-eleven on west 42nd street here in manhattan.
by police who responded to a false alarm from his medical alert pendant. they broke down his door, tasered him, then shot him dead. we will speak with his son, kenneth chamberlain, jr., and his attorney. then, the island president. it was important to defend to poland because it was a front- line state. it is in part to take care of the maldives now because the maldives and many other small states are in the front line of what is happening to the world, to the climate today. if you cannot defend the maldives today, you will not be able to defend ourselves tomorrow. maldives president mohamed nasheed, ousted in a to several months ago, joins us in the studio along with filmmaker jon shenk. the legendary feminist poets adrienne rich dies at the age of 82. there was no simple formula for the relationship of art to justice, but i do know that art, in my case, the art of poetry, means nothing if it simply decorates the dinner table of power which holds its hold it hostag