that s good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could ve had a v8. free to lie. the supreme court is torn over the constitution alt of a law that makes it a crime to lie about being awarded top military honors. we ll get a live report. developing news, the site of that wrecked cruise ship. italy. eight bodies found just today. then, in new jersey, is new jersey governor chris christie picking a fight with warren
you and i talked about the judge do enjoined the moratorium on drilling in the gulf of mexico. he was affirmed by the 9th 9th circuit excuse me, the 5th circuit, in new orleans, three weeks later. they could hear this in relatively short order. going to the supreme court will take a long time because it won t look at it until the trial judge has a trial and makes a final as opposed to a preliminary determination on the constitution alt. she s not going to have the trial number christmastime. shepard: the 9s circuit s history? extremely liberal. headquartered in san francisco. covers the 15 western most states of the united states. 33 judges. they have to find three not on vacation this time of year. most likely to affirm what the trial judge did today. shepard: that would potentially allow them the process to look at it. the supreme court doesn t
misplaced priorities. barbara boxer challenges the constitution alt and now the justice department filing suit. why doesn t the federal government focus on securing the border. i don t understand it. maybe because they think this suit is a earlier issue than getting around to the border. well, it s certainly easier to file papers, i guess, in this administration than it is to actually put the technology and resources necessary to secure that border. but in fact the federal government isn t doing its job, continues not to do its job and the people of arizona, the majority of whom support the haw are left in a terrible position. are you and meg whitman at odds on this? she s returning for governor, you of senate. she s not a fan of the law but