the defense attorneys are trying to undermine the powerful arguments made by prosecutor saying that perot misstated the evidence and did prosecutorial misconduct. but you so to object to it when it happens otherwise the objection is waived. i think that the way the judge will see it. >> and finally how do you think the case going to go? >> as i said the prosecutor made some powerful arguments yesterday but i still envision this case as an acquittal for barry bonds. >> cheryl: we're going to keep monitoring the case and bring you the results of the jury verdict. in the meantime, baseball program at california berkeley has been saved apparently thanks to the hard work of people that did a massive amount of fund-raising for it. they have received $9 million in pledges to fund baseball. they were presented to the chancellor by a former cal pitcher that led the effort. that is 10% short to get $10 million to save the team. formal reinstatement until all the money is raised. >> the white house says last minute talks are continuing right now with republican leaders to reach a budget deal before

the defense attorneys are trying to undermine the powerful arguments made by prosecutor saying that perotstated the evidence and did prosecutorial misconduct. but you so to object to it when it happens otherwise the objection is waived. i think that the way the judge will see it. >> and finally how do you think the case going to go? >> as i said the prosecutor made some powerful arguments yesterday but i still envision this case as an acquittal for barry bonds. >> cheryl: we're going to keep monitoring the case and bring you the results of the jury verdict. in the meantime, baseball program at california berkeley has been saved apparently thanks to the hard work of people that did a massive amount of fund-raising for it. they have received $9 million in pledges to fund baseball. they were presented to the chancellor by a former cal pitcher that led the effort. that is 10% short to get $10 million to save the team. formal reinstatement until all the money is raised. >> the white house says last minute talks are continuing right now with republican leaders to reach a budget deal before a lo

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she is perot claimed she should be catherine. this is before the wedding. had to walk-out and fix the veil, it didn't rain, they consider that good weather in the wind was blowing her veil, all of the people cheering. the dress was a big deal. 6 ft. long train. >> mark: nobody had seen the dress up until this morning. >> darya: very modest and very nice. there there is zooming in on that. it is still, lace, they covered the arms. >> mark: let's see prince william's arrival. they are in their military uniforms. . colonel in his full military garb. the royal family arriving just before the ceremony. nokia's allowed in church, we had to wait for the kiss. a short test. >> darya: 2 shore kisses from the balcony, they will have to get the famous wave now. i want to show you when that bomb arrived.that thoposh are ride. f people were watching and thrown parties. we just do a show on the hats alone. the honeymoon is the secret, 300 people tonight, that's what they will be doing in england today. >> mark: french charles and lady indicted in anna honeymooned on the

ross perot and taking a fair amount of heat for the appointment to the supreme court but then came the clintons that started off on a strange footing. a magazine concocted what became known as the great cook the controversy. the question was who pay a better chocolate chip cookie? barbara bush or hillary clinton? hillary clinton dismiss this and said i am too busy to bake cookies. but mrs. bush said she thought the whole thing was forgotten. but then in a taste test people like hillary clinton's cookies better and barbara bush said that is interesting because that is not my recipe. i mention that because even though it seems like it is silly, it garnered all of us had been some serious comments from reporters and columnists she gave a barrel since the jet the republican national convention with the most dedicated man that she knew after that she took to the campaign trail. she gave 61 formal speeches but was busy with the phone bank and cheering on volunteers and involved with the bush rally in texas and said to people we need to george bush texas and as you although the country did no

ross perot. and they were also taking a fair amount of heat for the -- for mr. bush's appointment to the supreme court of clarence thomas. so she had a certain amount of concern, but then came the clintons. and things with the clintons started out on kind of a strange footing. a magazine concocted what became known as the great cookie controversy. some of you i can see nodding your heads. the question who baked the better chocolate cookies? was it barbara bush or was it hillary clinton? and hillary clinton sort of dismissed this and said, i'm too busy to bake cookies, you know, let's get about this and mrs. bush said she thought the whole thing was forgotten. and a few minutes later the same magazine ran a story saying that in a taste test people liked hillary clinton's cookies better and barbara bush said that's really interesting because that's not my recipe. well, i mention it because even though it seems like a silly thing perhaps, it garnered all of a sudden some very serious comment from reporters and columnists. and this also gave mrs. bush a certain amou

just ross perot-style charts, here's the deal. >> let me put something else on the table, alex, whichk mood in the country, the pessimism in the country, the right track-wrong track direction, "the new york times" poll. 70% of americans think the country's off on the wrong track. and then you look at about the views of the economy in general, 44% think it's getting worse, 28% staying the same. there's a lot of pessimism there. >> i think the vision of a country is the job of the president, and that's something that i'm really disappointed in barack obama about. i've said a lot of good things, not i'd say 100%, but a lot of good things about him, but he has, i think, failed in the vision. the candidate of hope and change has become this divisive populist who is pitting rich against poor, republican against democrat, red against blue. remember the speech, there was one america, no red, no blue? what happened to that guy? i think that's a huge mistake because it also robs him of his greatest gift, and that is his ability to inspire, to lead. >> but to be fair, the other side of that, ani

year-old pittsburgh man was shot multiple times and then drove himself to a hospital he drums up to ross perot just for 4530 last night after being shot in antioch he told officers he was shot when he stopped his car look at his farm. also police in vallejo are searching for a person who shot and killed a man april 16th. they released these photos from the 7-eleven at the time of the shooting police help one of our viewers will recognize someone in these pictures and maybe that can lead to finding more witnesses or the suspect. that happened around 1:00 a.m. on magazine street someone opened fire on a man sitting in his car. oakland police are searching for suspects in a series of armed robberies. >> reporter: most of the robbers happened right around here near lake merritt a lot of these people were just walking down the street just like this when there were some the house that at gunpoint. on friday a woman was walking her dog when someone approached her with again taking off with her cellphone. it happened right along the 400 block later on that day the victim was sitting on the fed went an

perot in pennsylvania.r: i have three questions, and i am not trying to look at the television. i'm looking at this gentleman here, and i am wondering, i have listened to the reports, i think it is one and a half or two and half times, and i take it apart. host: a are you talking about chairman brian's plan? -- chairman paul ryan's plan? caller: i am talking about the part president obama makes a big point about, we did this in the late-1990's, and 2000. i have been battling illness all my life. i am on disability. i can not handle a medicare cut. i'm barely keeping my head above water now. the second question is, i would like to expound on the view of we did 10 years ago, why can't we do it again? second, i was a veteran. i would like to know if this gentleman is a veteran. thirdly, why is all -- is there all this confusing bickering? guest: i am not sure what the report is about 10 years ago. i know that in the path to prosperity the republicans are proposing to those that are on medicare today, those tha

. >> to wrap up, i hope you do not consider this a perot group question -- parochial question, but over your career, i would be interested in if there are any reflections on herman cahn that you like to share with us as a way of closing. and before we close, but for a turn it over, a light to think our panelists, a general pace, and jamie mcintyre, scooter libby, and it was great to have the opportunity to host an event like this. any words to close on? >> i think that put a picture of herman talking to gerald ford in the book. i am sure that i did. he was a friend of mine from the 1960's when i was in congress. for whatever reason, we end up at the american assembly in new york and were involved with the u.s.-japan relations together, and everywhere he would go with his sparkling wine and wonderfully evolved into let to stir the pot, and the value on this side of the hudson river on this, the value of is that. what we need is a great big thing to connect them. you will end up increasing the value on the side is so low and everyone will be happy. he goes to japan with me and he starts u

perot in pennsylvania. caller: i have three questions, and i am not trying to look at the television. i'm looking at this gentleman here, and i am wondering, i have listened to the reports, i think it is one and a half or two and half times, and i take it apart. host: a are you talking about chairman brian's plan? -- chairman paul ryan's plan? caller: i am talking about the part president obama makes a big point about, we did this in the late-1990's, and 2000. i have been battling illness all my life. i am on disability. i can not handle a medicare cut. i'm barely keeping my head above water now. the second question is, i would like to expound on the view of we did 10 years ago, why can't we do it again? second, i was a veteran. i would like to know if this gentleman is a veteran. thirdly, why is all -- is there all this confusing bickering? guest: i am not sure what the report is about 10 years ago. i know that in the path to prosperity the republicans are proposing to those that are on medicare today, tho

i was going to show you some of the perot photos. having reviewed those photos, they are so graphic and so disturbing, i worry about sharing them in this format here. the steep increase of violence across the southwest border raises serious concerns for the public and members on both sides of the aisle. department, and security responsible for securing the border. in response to a legal activity of the southwest border, including illegal activities occurring on federal lands, department of homeland security has increased the amount of agents to resources directed toward preventing smuggling and kidnapping and illegal immigration. despite the increase in resources, the director of homeland security issues that the gao identified holes in our border secure strategy. recently, he testified there are only 129 miles of the roughly 100 -- 1954-mile long thought was border or the border patrol can actually "deter or detect and apprehend illegal entry." let me repeat. only 129 of the nearly 2,000 miles are adequately secure. this is unaccept

i was going to show you some of the perot photos.hose photos, they are so graphic and so disturbing, i worry about sharing them in this format here. the steep increase of violence across the southwest border raises serious concerns for the public and members on both sides of the aisle. department, and security responsible for securing the border. in response to a legal activity of the southwest border, including illegal activities occurring on federal lands, department of homeland security has increased the amount of agents to resources directed toward preventing smuggling and kidnapping and illegal immigration. despite the increase in resources, the director of homeland security issues that the gao identified holes in our border secure strategy. recently, he testified there are only 129 miles of the roughly 100 -- 1954-mile long thought was border or the border patrol can actually "deter or detect and apprehend illegal entry." let me repeat. only 129 of the nearly 2,000 miles are adequately secure. this is unacceptable. the governme

tom perot's has been a real leader in that regard. prerez has been a real leader in that regard. in my capacity, i have raised religious human rights issues in other countries, such as in france, where the parliament and burgers are the wearing of other religious articles or when the swiss restricted the making -- the building of a mosque. i have also raised human rights issues in the united states when we are out of compliance of the helsinki commitments. the u.s. is the signature for the 1975 helsinki final act and accepted the idea of international commitments dedicated to religious minority. the united states has pledged to promote a climate of mutual respect, understanding, cooperation, and solidarity among all persons living in its territory without distinction to its ethnic or national origin or religion and willing courage the solution of problems through dialogue. -- and will encourage the solution of problems through dialogue. the helsinki commission has been on many related initiatives. the senate is taking another important step in complying with our policy commitment

provide the nation with a fiscally sustainable path to get the confidence of job creators to go out and perot, invest, and create more jobs in america. that is what we need today. we have not seen anything but protection of the status quo of spending 42 -- $0.42 on the dollar become a much from the chinese and sending the bill to our children and grandchildren. that is simply unacceptable. >> i was going to tell you all, i like the president personally. we get along well. but the president is not leading. he did not lead of last year's budget, and he clearly is not leading on this year's budget. remember that the democrats have a majority here last year. supermajorities in the house and said. the white house and the failed to pass a budget. as a matter of fact got the could not agree on the budget after the election. in december they just punted and sell this month. when you look at the fact that the president introduced a bill to put a dent commission together one year ago, and while i didn't agree with everything his debt commission but ford, i have to tell you what, these people really wor