i waasked no questio by anyone, including the psident, about my views on y specific legal issue. >> doou know then on what basis, if that's the case-and i cept your statement-- on what basis that white house offials would subsequently send a message thatbortion rights groupso not need to wor about how you might rule in a challenge to "r v. wade?"@ > no, sir, because you just have to ok at my record to knowhat, in the cases that i addressed on a issues, i follothe law. >> holman: nnsylvania democrat arlen specter, an abtion rights supporter, alsoaised the issue. he asked ifroe v. wade" has become a "super predent" not to be changed. >> how about the facthat the supremeourt of the united states has had 38 cases ter "roe v. de" where it could have reversed oe v. wade?" >> the hiory of a particular holding of t court and how the cot has dealt with it in subsequent cases would among one of the factors as manthat a court would likely coider. each sittion, however, is and among them re issues of whher or not, or how much, reliance society has plac in the prior predents? was the rule woable or n

yourur questio. morgan stanley s bney. weal management firm with over 130 years ofof experience. >>> on tnsa couple weeks after 9/11, the verytart of october 2001, you were briefed on the program and objected. wrote a letter to thensa saying i'm conce about this warrantls spying. e nsa respded to you with a letter and iw -- printed it out. i actually have it becauset's funny. souch was redacted,eleased absolute thing. >> dear congresoman, redacted, reda, redact -- >> sincery yours. exactly. was there something inhat letter that, can i say it's redacted? wathere something in the letter that made you feellike, i objectedrivately. ihould not object publicly? >> you can't. you can't. >> you cat, because of the content what youve been briefed on, but isn't there way to say i'm a senior member of the house intelligee committee. believe that are doing something weht not be doing >> you cannot do that publicly. that'somethi that i simply have to change in terms of, beuse your hands are pretty much ed >> you think the rules shou be

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tavis: i don't know that i need to fill in this questio more.re are big guns in rusa, and the question is whether president obama isalking to the right one? >> i thinkpresident obama made a stake. he has been shote -- soure foot. he made one, in myjudgment, tryio play the two ruian leaders o each other. he spok of what the president dmitri medvede, as a modern fiure, a person with whom he had a goodrelationship. th he spoke of the prim ministe vladimir pin, as a mawho still has 1 fot in the old days of theold wr, almost dismissive of prunt's world- way of looking at the world. of the proem is that the re ower in the world is vladimir putin, he is callg the shots. they disagree it instantly, it is vladimir pin who wi. putin is the real ruler becaue russiansike the way that he putthings. th like hisoughness and anti-americanism. i think obama was trying to sweet talk the russians a ttle bit. like this one, we do not like this on that is not going to wo. tavis: how does he sawhat problem? the money he solveshe problem recognizing it as a unified le

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>> well tt's right, a good questio analysts deba this very serusly because the chinese have beenort of ambiguous about this. t they do have plans to send robots tthe moon, little rovers and things lik that. and they've talked about having humansn the mon, certainly by the 2020. so we n expet, perhap reistically a chinese on the moon, maybe in about5 years. and the jo is of course that on themericans get to the moon, wel have to eat chinese foodecause the chinese will already be ere. >> the americans would be returng but the chinese say this is their first adventure. >> of course, ah. >> anbeyond, this say, the moon. what'she other frontier that we look to? >> mars is the ovious target here andhen president bush announced a plan to return the moon in 2004 and said we will return the moon by 2020, the ultimate goal was get to the moon and then get to mar and so there are lots of plan, lots of dreamsto go t mars. america and nasa has a particularly vigorous robot exploration program but no concretedate, b ultimately th is the timate goal for man space in mars. >> good to talk with u again

a i think also russia has this kind of idea that sebody who looks as the ther, 's also kind of a questio -- a estionable issue. although, i wouldn'tay that t's very important i the peeption of obam but his blackness certainly cos in ply. >> i was goingto ask you that and i wantedo be very delicat about it. is race a factor any way a fact wor se russians? he it is but not in an american sense. it's n thelavery proem. it's a proble of anybody who is the other. somebody who is not like u and i thin that a factor. so it'snot barack obama's blackness it's not that he's n blue-eyed and blond-haired. that's -- because that's the way that amerin presidents are supposed to look. >> endit there. nina crush a ev. it was aleasure. thank y. >> thank you vy much. >>>from china tonight, extraordinary scenes of violence in a far weern region of that country, mo than 150 people had been killed. more th 800 injured in riding of what ban at provinci capitalnd spreaded to the city of kashgar. worst violence in decad. our report comg from abc stephen mcdonald who is in beijing. >> rorter: police struggle to

. >> political questio he didn't gethe response in ruia than he has had in other foreign capital. >> no, but that should be no surprise. they areary of the united ates, and it does not matter with the presiden is, they will be wary of that peon. this is a relationship that has be built. clinton met -- met putin and didn't like in the beginning and things and did cross the. bush loved and and the beginni and things and frosty. but this me, a little thing obama did. he had dinner wi medvedev and he was opposedevin of the ne that the putin but he id, no, i am spendinthe night with family. putin, an evening guy, had breakfast. in the picte, putin looks like of the guard. he has a little cup, los like somebody given t cut t look fancy buddy has bun in the ba. the news conrence friday, the president id he thinks health care is on tck. things he will have something by the august recess. will it be anything tangible, substantial >> i think by theugust recess is pretty optimistic. i think i this -- the senate in particular it is in a hard place because they are tryg to write a bill that ll dr

raises the questio of holong she wil stay?'m n predicting she won't ay the full obama rm but it raises the uestion. >> let's mention real quickly. we had vice president joe biden. he was in the former soviet republiukraine and georgia. what was he doing there. >> the united stes has been tryi. hillary clintotalked about it. at was a rather successfu moment forer when she m with russianoreign minister. she said that she wanted to reset the relationship between the united stat and russia. but the meetings that obama had in moscowwere, a best, miling. theeeting with medvedev went well. >> a flowup to that. >> it's a bit of followup to that because the united stat is still committed to its relatnship with georgia and ukraine and t russians see it as a zero sum me. 1?$7 will not get nato out at anyte. because the eopeans will top it is frohappening. but theydoant to show. want to show th the u.s. is still actually committeto theseuys on the ground >> dan,you said that ukaine's the key to russia. >> none could surve. and that's part

david, we can tell you that democrats and republicans on the senate side also raise questio abt spending another $2 billion for this program. david. >>> kelly o'donnell on capitol hill, tonight. kelly, thanks. >>> because nobody knows how long the cash for clunkers will last, the rush to cash in is on and some dealerships are overwhelmed by buyers who want to trade in and trade up. nbc's chris jansing in los angeles at largest ford dealership in the world with more on that. chris. >> reporter: thank you very much, david. behind me are some of the 150 cars already turned in here at gelpman ford, an indication of how successful the program has been. but it has also been chaotic with dealers and customers wondering how long until the money runs out. sharon bellio was back at the gelpman ford today after a long night last night. >> it was a madhouse. it was crazy. >> thank you for holding. >> reporter: phone lines have been jammed with customers. >> thank you for calling gelpman motors. >> reporter: nervous customers anxious to buy cars before the money runs out. >> last night was a big nigh

your questio. morgan stanley smith bney. a new wealth nagement firm with over 130 years ofxperience. >>> i'm christine tan. asian shares slide. >> the tax showdown between the u.s. and swiss bank ubs to be delayed. >> i'm bertha coombs. in the u.s., earnings will capture investors' attention with big names like goldman sachs and jpmorgan reporting results. >>> if you're just joining us in the united states this morning, welcome to the start of your global day with "worldwide exchange." we broadcast live from the u.s., asia and europe. here in the u.s., this morning the futures have been moving a bit to the outside. they're back to the down side. it's been a little bit of volatility. but no doubt thin trading as we've been seeing over the last couple of weeks. we've got the dow down 43 points below fair value. the nasdaq down ten and the s&p off 5.5. looking at the bund, a very week for data. we'll be getting chinese gd perform. the markets will be attuned to all data coming out of the yield for the ten-year quote slipped to

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we do get information about programs regularly, and part of r job is to ask more questio and see should we have bee notified about this? who knewbout i did this rise to a certain level? so there's definy questions that neeto be asked and answered in this case,ut that's very different fromoing out and saying the cia lieso e speaker must be right. that just is part of this political bolstering of a speaker th got in trouble. sare you saying that your democratic colleague and chairman tt we have here on e show right now is misleading our audience aut what leon panetta revealed to is committee? you were there, thchairman was there. are you telling me that what you st hea your chairman say is not true? >> heard what director panetta said. herought matter to our attention that had noteen brought to our atttion before. i don't knhat it necessarily should have, and i certainly don'know tt the committee was intentionally li to about thatatter. there are more questions to be asked, but i think those -- our homework needs to be done fore we adopt a ready, shoot,im sort of mentality. >> well, congr

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i thought mt of the questio toda as really we expected, were about the things sheaid ofthe bench,not about her decisions. >> and the two protests two anti-artiorotesters who briefly drupted the session, one of them already has been charged, aleast, dispting congress. intereinglbortion is not expectedto be a major factor here, because she's reacing stice soer. and there ar't any cases pein if i'm correctthat might greatly change abortion rits. >> oth than the criticm for some of the supreme court, from i think nator feinstein, of the preme court's past rulings on partial birth abortions, that's the only ti,hat and th protests are the on times it's been raised. nothg in her decisions, because she ha never rule on the core queion of a woman's right to aborti. she'suled cses involving free speech and protests about abortion. she's ruled on th government's policy funding to government programs in her countries that support ortion. but never on the core question. so i'm sure there will be questions for herbo it, but it doesn't seemike it's going toominate this hearing, as i has some in the

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and the questio i asked in the meeting was, why is at? >> mr. obama's awer to that question, the african nation should stop blaming the legacies of coloniali, solely colonialism, and start iving their own vement, and their own accountabili. 'll go live toghana in this hour. before leaving re, the prident also tried to rebut criticm that momentum for his agenda was slipping away. he says health care overhaulis still his highest legislativ priori. >> we jumpedin with both feet. you know,ur team is working with mbers o congress every day on this issue. i never believe anything is do or die. but i rlly nt to get it done by the august recess. >>> and coming uphis hour, judiciy committee member, nator am kbuchar on nday's sotomor hearing house finaiaervices chairman, barney frank, on his consumer protection bl and the aig bonuses and a l more. tim geithner testimony today before his hearing. > then pennsylvania congressman joe sestak, who's been giving the white house artburn over iembrace of w mocrat, arlen specter. >>> plus, the nbc seni analyst, ro

thenhere's the larger questio about their retionship with the obama administtion when it mes to thesessues of disclosure and transpancy and getting to the bottom of this illegal torture rege that we had for eight years. obama has not been happy t do that. congress makes noise and th they withdraw. so willhis be an impetus fo them to, you know, al saddle up invesgations of this and other prrams? we'll have tosee. >> well, especiallbecause if therwas an assassinationing that tice president was directing, that would be an eve clearer constutional violation than the torture pgram. i mean, there no grounds to fend that because th it's so clearly against what haseen writteas a result the church committee andso on. is there a possible mdle ground? >> well, you know, congres does eventually find middle ground, and sometimes weakens the principles that we're supposed to believe in. i think ittilleay. i think that this round of disclosurethough seems to have shked congress enough. i mean, u know, anna eschew said she was stunned by the program. they won't talk about it, but they're usingxtremelangua

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so the questio now is that -- did that air worthiness directive apply to this particular area where we now had this piece of metal peel up and are more importantly, does this apply, will we see other 737s with similar problems? you can imagine airlines are very concerned about that. >> lot of questions that need to be answered. tom costello, thank you. >> police stand-off with the shooting suspect in falls church is now in its 22nd hour. scores of police and s.w.a.t. teams circle ad house near tysons corner. they say the man has been holed up inside the homes. a woman as shot yesterday evening. tracee wilkins has been following the story and is live on the scene. >> reporter: we want to stress this is a possible shooting suspect. police are not saying for sure that this is the man who shot this woman. what they are telling us is that they are watching this home very closely and will have changed since it started yesterday evening. but what has changed is that now they are communicating with someone inside of the home but at this time they won't say who. this all began last evening arou

the one questio they still cann answer is why these crimes were committeted. at thehe escambia cocounty shehs office, investigators escorteted one of thehe personsf interest fromhe building after questioning hi ficial believe they arare getting cloloser to solvingng t ca. >> t the da's broke so we've g some very, very gd leads reear ecurrentlyly puuing. >>eporter: officials say a ti linealler tolold them whhere the cocould fi the red van that was seeny a home secucurity camera at t the murder scene. >> onc we had located the van,n deveveloped an addreress whereh n had been reegistered to, interviews wi associated neighbors, f friendsnd family le us to tw persons of inteterest. >> reporter: camereras capture e van approaching the h house thurursday eveng just afterer 7:00. can en be seenen leaeaving the housuse just five minututes lat. >> i will share this with you. i thin we were surprirised wit the e rapidi of the cre. >> r reporter:nvestigators say they stil have not established motiveve for the attacks on bur and melaniee billings. >> home invasion canan oc

f sonia sotomayor is facing questio questions. a list of witnesses include new haven firefighter frank ricci who will testify against sotomayor. ricci and his colleagues are guests of republican members. judge sotomayor ruled against the firefighters on reverse discrimination. >>> jpmorgan chase seems to have weathered the economic storm. their earnings have soared 36%, bringing in $2.7 billion in profit. that follows on goldman sach announcement earlier this week. >>> and a gasoline tanker explodes. the driver was taken with minor injuries but no one else was injured. >>> we'll talk to republican senator chuck grassley. i sits on the senate judiciary and senate finance committee. want to start by introducing my guest co-host. someone really sharp, and every thursday richard wolffe. >> wham i going to do? >> author and "new york times" best-seller of "renegade." consumer of enormous amounts of sotomayor coverage. >> and starbucks. >> anything surprise you so far about the sotomayor hearings? i know you have been following them ver

. >> i questio whether --- >>congressman holt, let me ask you -- let me ask you about that. at leonanetta and the cia are sayiying,hile congress was not informed, he is not concedinthat the cia misled congss. he's not attributinie ining any. in oer words, the cias suggting that they felt t they didn't neeeed to inrm congreres about at. is that edible? >> u under the law, we can't't out the details of what's under r considerion here. >> i underststand. >> but thers no question tt congss was being misled. athe time he ma that atement in may, wiith it is not accurate thahat this w nonot th policyr the practice of t the cito conceaeal things frorom congngress a mislead congress. this i a pattern thatat'sgone on for r a lon time, n not just in this issueue,ut in others. and the r reaso it's importt is not because membmbers of congre want to be in the knknow wewe feel shut out.. it iss because congresess must exert oversig over thesese importanant activitieses for e sasafety a secity of e american people ththat is wh is at iss ere. >> let me show you- >> i in my genereration, t th

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it was a very smooth week for the potential justice and i think that there were some tough questio questions, very much focused on that wise latina comment. but in terms of the process, you did have a couple of republicans -- i think there were they republicans saying they will vote for her -- and i think we only heard one republican for sure who said he will vote against and that is senator mitch mcconnell. so unless they said it from the very outset of the hearings her nomination or approval was sealed barring any meltdown. there were not any meltdowns so i think you will see her pass through the senate before the august recess. host: but a lot of repeated questions about the wise latina comment. that came to the surface time and time again. guest: yes but she took it off the table a little by abo backtracking. she didn't defend it. and it led to some awkward exchanges. but democrats, since president obama nominated her, the republicans have been on their heels. this has been a very smooth confirmation process and she's going to be confirmed. i think the only question is whether more than

yoyojust got into the questio. what we you ging to say? ve us youranalysis??ot of pple like to be upset t out what joe biden said. as somomebody at praised barack obama at showed suddenly when irians were out inn the streets, i liked bididen sendin that message. and it's wor. it's likikeverybody said tat reagan was at some warmonger. , reagan u ud tough wordrds whn wewe needed to. we tried the carrot, and now we e tryingng the stick. >> it the stick, but not my ick. >>>> so if you are in iran, you have seen administration that s seen before you start killing yoyo own peoplele in th streets, we will reac out. we are going reach outut and have an op dialogu and m mke ogress on all of thesese issues, dhen they sttted to shoott deadad peop in the streets and showing the tue natur of the regigime. and then biden goe outand says, let's send anoer message. hey, i woould love t hel we cannot dodo anytytng. people on the e rightere going to be angry d pple on the leftft are going to be angry. you cannot bee a ideaeagy fool. i think th administtionwere realisis when the

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