it was three months out. on the morning of her appointment as she tried to drive through minneapolis, a grouch protesters decided that their first amendment rights, which i don t think exist on the middle of a freeway trump her right to move freely. so they blocked the road for hours. she missed her appointment. when she called the mayo clinic, she was told that she could get back in for another appointment. in another three months. brian brian when you do with these people convicted they go to jail. they are also going to get an invoice of how much it costs people. you are saying don t protest but do it in a way in which does not inflect damage, correct? it seems logical. hey, this bill will only impact you. you have to be convicted of a crime before this bill ever impacts you. so you have to be a criminal. brian: right. you should have to pay for your riot. brian: you say the governor is no friend of law enforcement. one of the critics of the bill says this is a crackdown on
the green square in the heart of tripoli to wave the country s flag. earlier gadhafi promised a fight until the last man and woman is standing. he also lashed out at europe and the u.s. for pressuring him to step down. and now to a story and also supreme court decision that s generating a lot of outrage. that decision ultimately is about freedom of speech. the justices yesterday upheld that freedom for a grouch protesters that had been picketing military funerals. t.j. winick has the details. good morning. reporter: good morning. the westboro baptist church is known for hate-fueled demonstrations. while the supreme court might not approve of them, they also ruled they cannot prohibit the behavior. they and their signs offend and outrage most of the country. god hates america and all of her military. reporter: but the supreme court ruled those outrageous protests by the westboro baptist church outside military funerals are protected by free speech. this case put a megaphone