determination ultimately made not by cops but immigration officials. can you put your hand right here for me? interlock your fingers. the obama administration contends the cops are enforcing immigration policy, something only the federal government can do under the constitution. arizona maintains that the feds failed to secure the border leaving them little choice. both sides argue the case in court tomorrow. in phoenix, arizona, william la jeunesse. william is here legally. latino rights group is suing a city in nebraska over a new ordinance barring residents from hiring or renting homes to illegal immigrants. the regulation in fremont was approved in june and becomes law july 29. opponents call it illegal use of immigration. we continue the series on union. can america afford them? with a union backlash in the most populist state. anita vogel looks at how many in california say they can no longer afford to look for the
a city in nebraska over a new ordinance barring residents from hiring or renting homes to illegal immigrants. the regulation in fremont was approved in june and becomes law july 29. opponents call it illegal use of immigration. we continue the series on union. can america afford them? with a union backlash in the most populist state. anita vogel looks at how many in california say they can no longer afford to look for the union label. [ chanting ] reporter: stronger than a union rallying cry is quiet protest that some voters are staging at the ballot box, speaking out against the union contracts they believe cost too much. you are getting less product for a higher price. and what we believe in is quality, accountability, and value. that is what the taxpayers are demanding. in chula vista,
wrong? they re optimistic. they ve got a faint cell phone and footprints near the area where this vacationing police officer said he saw the two skiers. jane: new violence in greece as an economic crisis is keeping that country on edge. the street protests we ve been looking at this morning turned pretty ugly. take a look. riot police there used tear gas to keep the greek workers from storming the parliament building. inside, lawmakers passed a $6.5 billion in budget cuts including cuts to workers wages. greece must make these drastic financial measures to restore market confidence in light of the huge budget deficit they re dealing with there. jon: of course, greece is not alone in its financial woes. take a look at what s going on in america s most populist state. there is worry that california s financial failures could have a bigger impact on the u.s. than greece s collapse could have on the european union. william la jeunesse live on that