BANFIELD: Thousands of protesters very angry in Michigan. This was the scene yesterday at the state capitol. Union activists were surrounding the building with the lawmakers inside, and they were demanding an end to a bill there that would weaken the unions and limit the workers' rights. But the Right to Work measure that they were so concerned about moved through the legislature at break-neck speed. And all this chaos did not stop Republican lawmakers in both the House and the Senate from passing that Right to Work bill, the set of them. The governor has made it clear that he is ready to make it law. If signed into law, in fact, that would cause quite a problem for those folks. Michigan would join 23 other states. Michigan is considered the birthplace of organized labor. It's now on the verge of becoming the 24th Right to Work state. Thanks, everyone, for watching. Suzanne Malveaux is up next with NEWSROOM INTERNATIONAL. Have a great day.
Bill in Michigan Sparks Riot.