ameritrade moved up. the "wall street journal" reports ameritrade is talking about buying e-trade. separately, e-trade's biggest shareholder continues pushing the company to find a buyer. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: while talks continue on raising the nation's debt ceiling, it looks like the $9 billion business of football will kick off next month. tonight's "beyond the scoreboard" looks at the business at stake. rick horrow is a sports business analyst and c.e.o. of horrow sports ventures. how did they get to yes. >> because they realized it's a business, not two different sides. and the fact it's a 2k-9d.3 billion business with a tremendous growth rate. nobody wanted to kill the future goose that lays that golden egg. so the deal is very important. a ten year deal. i don't know what i'm doing tomorrow, let alone ten years. this is a major step in the stability of a major american sports institution. >> tom: a big part of that business is of course the fans and they need to address and repair the bridges. we had this comment for instance from a fan on our facebook

only from td ameritrade. welcome to better.tradearchitect and trade commission free for 60 days. >> if you can look at a crime when everything points to one answer and can't see it, you are a dumb ass. >> piers: casey anthony. >> better target. >> piers: talk to me about casey anthony. i found this, as a foreigner to this country, bordering on disturbing. >> bordering? what part of it is not disturbing. >> piers: the most disturbing was the willy wonka moment fighting to get their lucky ticket to get in to watch this reality television. >> i would put that about seventh or eighth on the disturbing list. number one is a jury in this country cannot seem to convict anybody no matter how overwhelming the evidence is. we just see this time and time again in high profile cases. >> piers: why is it do you think? is part of it television cameras in the court? >> part of is jury, trial of your peers. people are not that bright. they talk about the csi phenomenon that people watch "csi" and every case, there should be this dna evidence.

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ameritrade branch and you'll find plenty of people checking their stocks and researching investments. yet almost none of them had any idea the second quarter reporting period is now underway. are you aware it's the start of earnings season? >> no, i was not. >> reporter: would that affect your investment strategy at all? >> obviously not. ( laughs ) >> reporter: do you pay any attention to earnings season? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: but stephen wood of russell investments says it's important to watch corporate earnings, because over the long term, they are key to stock market direction. >> over extended periods of time-- quarter after quarter, year after year-- earnings tend to be a very strong indicator of how a company is going to perform. the consistency and the quality of earnings-- the cash flow, the revenue-- which is another word for top line-- that a company is >> reporter: this quarter in particular, wall street is hoping to see solid evidence that demand is picking up. market strategist andrew goldberg says it's no longer enough to meet earnings expectations. companies

only from td ameritrade. welcome to better. try new tradearchitect and trade commission free for 60 days. >>> friday prayers were the spring board for anti-government protests. and with though those protests, sadly deadly violence. nearly two dozen were killed by security forces in syria. that's according to human rights groups. and in jordan, riot police lashed out at 4uhundreds as the made their way to a reform rally. let's start where you are in jordan. we haven't spent as much type focusing on it. what is it specifically the protesters there want? >> they want to see an elected government. the cabinet and the prime minister now are selected by the king and they also want more freedoms. what we saw today was the pro reform ghdemonstration setting t there were loyalest individuals who were around the area. the police were there saying that they were trying to keep these two groups apart. they have clashed in the past. as the demonstrators reached their final staging ground, all of a sudden we saw the riot police charging in,

only from td ameritrade. welcome to better.ry new tradearchitect and trade commission free for 60 days. >> there's sn no place she coulo where she is safe. her family is not going to welcome her back into their home any time soon. every where shoo goes she is marked. >> a second chance for casey anthony? an acquitted child killer. is it possible for her to start over? mike tyson did. >> you have a picture in society that picture is strong. this pen and this paper is strong. >> convicted 92 people remembe him not for his crime but for his laughs in films like "the hangover." >>> oo super star quarterback michael vick also dug himself out of a deep hole. >> it is animal abuse. what he did is totally wrong and i will never forget that or for give it. >> he fought his way back to the top of pro football. >> i am happy i had a chance to come back and continue to work hard and try to make things right. >> we all make mistakes. convicted of drug deals and later dui. he went to doing time to tool time. >> he's still making us laugh. >>

only from td ameritrade. welcome to better. try new tradearchitect and trade commission free for 60 days. >>> welcome back. let's bring you up to date on breaking news out of afghanistan. the half brother of afghan's president of afghan's president hamid karzai, provincial chief brother, ahmed wali karzai was shot. what do we know about this? this was a man with enemies. >> reporter: what we've learned is that the taliban is taking responsibility for the killing of ahmed wali karzai, a very controversial figure in afghanistan, alleged to have tie to the opium trade, alleged to have been on the payroll of the cia, and he is alleged to have ties to numerous other elicit activities. >> he's actually, i think some people would certainly get the impression anyway that he was a guy who played all sides off against the middle, the cia, the world of drugs, in which he was deeply involved in the taliban themselves, so why did they kill him now, do we know? >> so far they have not, why they would kill him, although they called it one of

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only from td ameritrade. welcome to better. try new tradearchitect and trade commission free for 60 days. >>> my only concern is that caylee comes back to us and she is smiling and happy and that she is okay. >> what do you want me to tell caylee? >> that mommy loves her very much. and she is the most important thing in this entire world to me. and to be brave. >> judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." casey anthony's defense team says she is getting death threats and they fear for her safety. after three years in isolation, how does casey deal with her newfound freedom and can an outraged public forgive and forget? and should they? psychologist dr. robi ludewig joins me. been in jail for three years. solitary confinement. going to walk out a free bird in a few hours. how does she handle this? >> case s very manipulative. i think she will use her new found celebrity and make the most out of her situation now and being known and famous or infamous. are she might look for an agent. going to look for money for a good deal and s

only from td ameritrade. welcome to better. try new tradearchitect and trade commission free for 60 days. man on tv: ...rbis and 36 homers. swings at the first pitch and fouls it deep back into the stands. [ding] [fans whirring] announcer: chill raw and prepared foods promptly. one in 6 americans will get sick from food poisoning this year. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. >>> this is no time to celebrate petty revenge. this is the time to build our nation. you elected me your leader. let me lead you now. >> morgan freeman. 60 hit films and still going strong. he joins me now. morgan freeman, nelson mandela is an extraordinary man. i had the great pleasure once of interviewing him in london. i don't think i ever met a man with more natural charisma, fire in his belly, a sense of mischief and sense of purpose than nelson mandela. obviously, you met him as well a few times. what do you make of him as a human being? >> gee, what a question that is. what do you make of nelson mandela as a human being? he may be the epitome of hu

only from td ameritrade. welcome to better.y new tradearchitect and trade commission free for 60 days. >>> to understand what this country's debt crisis really means, i want to turn to an expert on personal finance who says debt is dump b. dave ramsey is the host of a money show and total makeover host. when people see figures like 14 trillion dollars would agree americans have been rather badly served by variousgovernments, haven't they. >> they have. both sides of the aisle have overserved us as though we're yuppies on a spending binge. we can see that was dump when moody's steps up and sayous bond rating is at risk based on deficit spending out of control and debt ceiling crisis. i think we see the risk of it right now. >> we're facing a financial armageddon if this doesn't get resolved in august, students may not get federal loans, social security checks may be held up, soldiers may not get their paychecks. this is pretty serious stuff, isn't it? >> it can be pretty serious stuff. it's a matter of prioritization if the debt

only from td ameritrade. welcome to better.y new tradearchitect and trade commission free for 60 days. >>> we're back with grover norquist. he's the president of american's for tax reform. grover, you got so many republicans in congress to sign a pledge to never raise taxes. a lot of people are wondering if it's appropriate that you hold so much power in the republican party. you've never been elected to pub lig office but you're certainly influential. what's the consequence? if somebody who has signed one of those pledges of remarkable inflection built that you forced them to sign goes against you? >> well, people take the pledge because they speak to their voters. the pledge is not to me. the pledge is to the voters in oklahoma. if your name is tom co-burn, it's to the people of your state who elected you. >> they didn't ask the pledge. you provide the pledge. you write it, get everybody to sign it. it's your pledge. let's not mince words, grover. you want people to raise the taxes. >> we offer that pledge to all candidates f

only from td ameritrade. welcome to better. try new tradearchitect and trade commission free for 60 days. >> "in depth" new allegations in the murdoch scandal. after representations that the media mogul rupert murdoch shut down the prize of the world tabloid. gordon brown accused two other murdoch publications of illegal acts. with its bid for a satellite company at stake, could the biggest victim of this scandal turn out to be murdoch himself? becky, every day we seem to get a little more and it seemed as if rupert murdoch had stemmed the tide by announcing he was shuttering news of the world. today, even more. what's happened? >> it's quite remarkable. if he thought he could fly into the u.k. at the weekend, draw a line on this whole saga by closing down britain's biggest selling sunday tabloid, he was wrong. this is a powerful man. if you blink today, you missed part of this story as things grew and grew. what we learned today is that gordon brown, the former prime minister, believes that his phone was hacked by journalists

first, these records show an online purchase of 500 shares of stock with ameritrade executed on kim's and entered an electronic store at 12:42 p.m. and a receipt showing a purchase at the same store at 1:11 p.m. >> put all three of those together, that's an ironclad alibi. >> steve went was one of kim's attorney. >> prosecutors should look at that and say this is a case we simply cannot charge. we have the wrong guy. >> did they say that? >> they didn't. they went public naming sung koo kim in a person of interest in the wilberger investigation. >> investigators insisted it was a lead they had to follow. >> there were moments when we were challenging each other with how much time do we spend here versus spend it over there. >> looking for someone else? >> we didn't want to chase the red herring with 100% of our resources. it was the healthiest thing for the investigation. it made sure nothing fell through the cracks. >> at what point do you start thinking, maybe it's not sung koo kim? >> i don't know that we were at a point where we thought it was sung koo kim. we felt it was our job

only from td ameritrade. welcome to better.rchitect and trade commission free for 60 days. >> next time you're tempteded to complain about the rising costs, be glad you don't live in one of the world's costliest cities. number two, tokyo. and the number one costliest place? luanda, angola. new york came in at number 23. not too cheap to live in washington, d.c., either. let'ses go there for your cnn equals politics update. we know that, you know, this day currently, they should be talking inside the white house. and what are you hearing? you know, you talked to sources all the time. what are you hearing in terms of progress in these meetings. is this ground hog day? same issueded? >> yeah, it is. i guess the question of the day is how many ways can you count to $1 trillion or $2 trillion without raising tacks or cutting entitleme entitlements. the answer is, it's not easy. that's exactly what they're going to be doing in that room today. and it's very clear at this point that they're kind of at an impas impasse. republicans don

amayor trade park, they -- ameritrade park, they became the only team to win back-to-back national championships. they won in record-setting fashion. they are the first team to go 10-0. they are both all-time records. in the title game, only allowed two runs by the gators. he was held by a series most outstanding player, scott lingo, who not only made a couple of runs, and the coach must be credited for putting the pieces together again for steering them to a win. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut rise? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from connecticut is recognized for one minute. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to honor the life of arthur of estonian, connecticut. it's important for us to remember art's remarkable service to his community. he was part of the greatest generation serving in the submarine force fo

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