nlrb. and 9- 0 decision the supreme court said the president over stepped his powers and a 5- 4 majority said the president overstepped it under the affordable care act. and four justices voted against the president on the affordable care act. and the question will be the law will give subsidies for people with health care coverage and only go to people in states that set up the state health care exchanges. they didn t set up the marketplaces and now the federal government decided that the treasury department said these people are even though the law says differently they can get the subsidies, too. the supreme court chief justice roberts and others voting to support obama care in the
lesser included offenses of manslaughter. and they thought it may have a conviction there, but that did send a message to them that they didn t have a strong case. i don t think the state this a strong case from the very beginning. that s why they threw second degree murder up there knowing they would never get it. it s fascinating. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. my pleasure. was supreme court chief justice roberts pressured into ruling for obama care? that s in senator mike lee s new book. [ brent ] this guy s a pro, herbie. [ herbie ] there s no doubt about it brent, a real gate keeper. here s kevin, the new boyfriend. lamb to the slaughter. that s right brent. mom s baked cookies but he ll be lucky to make it inside. and here s the play. oh dad did not see this coming. [ crowd cheering ] now if kevin can just seize the opportunity. it s looking good, herbie. he s seen it. it s all over.
it s so nice to be here. nice to sit next to you. this is the news from a to b. i love it. i m brooke baldwin. it s bright and early. we do appreciate it, brooke. 5:00 a.m. in the east. let s start with this one, shall we? hitting the road today. up first, the obama bus tour ready to roll this morning and heading for the white house. betting on america tour kicks off with four campaign stops in ohio today, and then it s on to pennsylvania for an appearance in the steel city tomorrow. brenda keeler is live in washington. i like that beginning, ohio, because in the campaign we like to say ohio, ohio, ohio. but really, the message is kind of universal for president obama. he wants to hit the economy hard, doesn t he? reporter: he ll be talking about the economy and he s trying to draw a contrast. he ll be emphasizing the auto bailout. that plays very big, specifically in ohio, because this is a place that is number one when talking about auto suppliers. he ll also be e
or so decided to change his opinion. this is all according to cbs news. cbs news reporting that he changed his opinion. here s how it works. when the oral arguments go and they were a couple of months ago, they went. after they re done, they polled and petitioned the supreme court and it starts with chief justice roberts and he says this is where i am on this, guys, i m going this way. the votes went around. months of discussion went back and forth and at the last minute, it appears that would make sense now that chief justice roberts switched from a let s kill this law completely to let s uphold it. but here s the problem. by doing so, he found a way for the law to be upheld constitutionally. he actually kind of rewrote it s not what was argued. they stood in front of the supreme court, the obama administration did and said here s what we re arguing, individual mandate up stands based on the commerce clause. at the last minute, roberts found a way to say you know
repairs are finished on this building. one example of widespread damage around here although this is one of the hardest hit areas, washington, d.c. today bracing for a very difficult commute. some offices are closed, others are open. people are going to be going through the streets where streetlights are out and they re going to have to treat those at four way stops so there could be gridlock because hundreds and hundreds of street lights are out at major intersections around the d.c. area. back to you guys. weather a real big deal. thanks, steve centanni. let s talk about the health care ruling echoing around the world. we have more background. i haven t seen a time where there s more leaks of more sensitive information. latest coming out of supreme court. which is notorious for not having leaks. apparently when the nine justices get together to initially talk about the cases, there s nobody else in the room. that s one way to stop the leaks coming forward. it appears, eric, that