moments, because electronic devices are still forbidden inside the courts. now if you remember during the healthcare debate back in march there were audio tapes released of the question-and-answer back and forth between the justices and the lawyers defending each side, but that was released several hours after the case was argued. it was similar during bush v gore in the fall of 2000. but then again those audio tapes were only audio tapes, and there were no other transmissions inside the court. so that is a rule that still applies today. shannon bream now, our u.s. supreme court reporter is on the steps of the court to give us the decision on senate bill 1070, and the supremes have decided what, shannon, what is the shoes. part of this bill is going to be struck down for now. part of it looks like will be upheld. there were four different section tph-s play. there are three sections that this court has found in hen opinion by justice kennedy are preempted by federal immigration
it does that may not be enough to overcome the unpopularity of the bill itself. people don t seem to like what is in it. bill: it appears the ruling will just lead to more questions. questions that who knows will be answered at what koeupbt, whether six months at the election or two years from now when you build up the full eupl phra phaeugs of theupl phra phaeugs o implimation of the bill. this process has unfolded since the end of the primary season, in which romney has slowly crept up in the polls, and he s steadily come up the resistance to him in the republican party has fallen away. his fundraising has turned out to be tremendously successful. so some of the disadvantages