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Murrah. christina, all but three republicans in the state legislature voted in favor of this bill. what will the governor do? well, it s unclear what she is going to do. her political advisers are saying it s not necessarily that likely she is going to sign it. but she is in a tough position and it s one little piece of this gay marriage argument that s playing out across the country right now where you re seeing a lot of different legislatures make these decisions that people are calling discriminatory. and as the supreme court will ultimately be the final arbiter of what exactly is going to be allowed state by state by state, the decision last june was really just the beginning of this. and you re going to see actions like this in all kinds of states both react to go it in both a positive light for gay rights it activists and in a negative light in their mind, as well. david shi gave the veto a year ago. and you heard christina say she is in a tricky position here. what kind of p ....
The runway when that truck was responding. it s still not clear if that victim was already dead or not. from the white house to the kremlin. don t do it, don t give asylum to nsa leaker edward snowden. cnn s phil black tells us about snowden s new moves to get out of the airport. reporter: this is the first video of edward snowden since he fled hong kong and arrived at share met ved airport. a little over a month ago, i had a family, a home in paradiez. reporter: he excited activ t activists to meet him. they returned after an hour, announcing that snowden has changed intentions. he now wants political asylum in russia, but only temporarily. he wants to move on to latin america, but he feels the only way he s going to be safe in ....
Xl.com website, keystone itself, they said 9,000 permanent jobs. environmental act it activists say activists to guaranty the safety of this thing. they worry about the aquifer. that somehow the pipeline could end up polluting the shallow water table beneath it. are you confident it is safe? i m certainly confident of that. the president even acknowledged when he came to visit with us again, that he said that the environmental concerns had been overstated. i m certain that opponents of a fossil fuels and our use of fossil fuels will use any argue meant that they can and arguing about, you know, how many jobs will be created, the ish issues is the opportunity to create thousand thousands of new jobs. that is not a small number. the labor organizations are behind this effort. ....
So i don t know. martha: what a story. so the family will await funeral arrangements because they are pending their efforts to get her body out of syria. she worked for the london sunday times which is owned by the parent company of this network. bill: she was a woman of great courage. she wears that eye patch because she took a bullet to the face in sri lanka three years ago and went back time and again. we have this video. the u.s. is considering military aid for rebels in syria. this came up during the debate last night. act it activists saying assad government is stepping up attacks on city of homs. mitt romney was talking about this last night in arizona. hear is the neighborhood a source of so much strife in the last 13, 14 months, shares a long common border with iraq is having its own problems with al qaeda in that country and iran further to the east. if you follow the headlines out of iran you know how ....
Final bill, the president does not like, he may still sign it. i think there s oneovision that go ahead and veto it. that s a provision in the house bill that says the following no prisoner who is at guantanamo can ever be brought to the united states for any reason. i think if that s in the final bill, the president s going to veto it because it s going to restrict his capability to deal with the prisoners. can i ask you both to give me a monosiyllabic answer, yes, no. does the military have a big problem with it or is it activists that have a big problem? you know, is it a military that has a problem with it, yes or no? the army did a poll six months ago. it says 30% of the troops don t want to see the policy change and the rest are either supportive or neutral. so it won t be a problem inside ....