In a highly unusually move, and one that deals a blow to the Bush White House, the Supreme Court has agreed to hear appeals from Guantanamo detainees who want to challenge the government's right to confine them indefinitely.

With two tax evaders holed up in their well fortified New Hampshire home in a stand off with U.S. marshals charged with arresting them, we revisit the 1992 showdown and shoot out at Ruby Ridge in Idaho between federal agents and Randy Weaver to explore what lessons have been learned since that incident which left three people dead. Our guest is Jess Walter, author of "Every Knee Shall Bow: The Truth and Tragedy of Ruby Ridge and the Randy Weaver Family."

In the wake of the US Senate killing a comprehensive immigration reform bill, we hear from members of the Hispanic community about their next step in securing legal status for undocumented workers. Our guest are Elías Bermúdez of Immigrants without Borders and Abel Ledezma an undocumented immigrant living in Arizona.

The resort town of Kennebunkport, Maine is accustomed to providing security for George Bush 41's family compound. But the prospect of Bush 43 and Russian President Vladimir Putin coming to town will strain the town's budget. Reporter Laura Dolce is covering the story for the York Coast County Star's Seacoast Online.

The so-called Summer of Love brought thousands of teenagers to San Francisco in 1967, but it also sent ripples to teenagers across the country. Glenn Smith was one of those teenagers, and he is here today to tell us his story.