Scott Budman

The details on why two states have their voter ID laws knocked down and other headlines, with Scott Budman, KNTV.

KNTV's Scott Budman reports there's been an oil leak at Imperial Oil's Sarnia refinery in Canada; an American Airlines attendant disrupts a flight as it is about to depart Dallas; and Apple is building a new campus in Austin which is expected to add 3,600 jobs over the next decade.

CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera reports on whether Greece is on the verge of the largest sovereign restructuring deal in history, or whether a 'credit event' will be activated. Also, KNTV's Scott Budman has the story on the Justice Department warning Apple and five major publishers it will sue them for price rigging eBooks for the iPad, and Starbucks is getting into the single-cup coffee business.

KNTV's Scott Budman reports Sprint has walked away from a major deal with MetroPCS; Japanese regulators say AIJ Investment Advisors lost $2 billion dollars in pension assets it managed; shares of Kenneth Cole Productions soared after Kenneth Cole himself offered to buyback shares of the company; Starboard Value doesn't like the way AOL is being run, so it filed to nominate five people to the board; and shares of TiVo slid 3% after it issued a downbeat forecast.