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the veteran arian forgot her son was in the car and came back six hours later. we are learning more about the university of maryland student who was accused of planning an attack. >> alexander song remains behind bars. we have more from college park with the latest. >> many of the students remained shaken by these threats that were leveled against them by alexander song. we also spoke to police earlier and got more insight into these serious charges against him. >> he lived only a few doors down from alexander song at the university of maryland. >> it was very shocking because he was not the kind of person who would say this. >> he posted a threat online at threat to shoot students. >> maybe this was a cry for help or maybe he was thinking of hurting people. i am happy that we got to this. >> the 19 year old was possibly cracking under the weight of social and academic pressures. he was found screaming and upset, and he claimed on-line that he would go on a shooting spree, and that hopefully he would kill enough people to make it to national news. >> he said by

perpetrated by in 1939 by the invasion of poland and adolf hitler's goal was to build a nation of pure arian people, a 1,000-year reich. and in japan, the war was known as the greater east asia co-prosperity sphere, and japan wanted to dominate all of the pacific rim. that doesn't exist today. entir dynamics of what world war ii was about. we got in the war by accident. we got in the war when japan decided that they wanted to knock out all the ships that were going to embargo the oil that we were shipping and that they needed. and we got in the war with germany by mistake because hitler made the biggest error that he made in world war ii -- he declared war on america eight days after pearl harbor. i don't believe america would have ever declared war on germany. and england was the very last sphere of a democratic nation on the earth in 1941 when pearl harbor was bombed, and america didn't get in the war with europe until they declared war on us. so the scope and the dynamics of the world today are entirely different than what was going on then. >> unfortunately, we've reached the end of our

and john wright, anti-slavery parliament arian. and they used the evidence provided by menard. on the other side, and this is what my friend steve davies says, distinguishes the good guys from the villains of victorian politics. the other side was a committee formed by thomas carlisle, the scottish historian. he brought to his side charles dickens. the famous novelist. and several of the more imperialist minded members of parliament to defend eyre from prosecution. mill succeeds using this evidence in bringing governor eyre up on charges, but the jury influenced by carlisle's counteractivism refuses to indict. but meanwhile, menard himself has seen his stock rise as a waiting light of the cause of freedom, almost worldwide. he is quoted in the british anti-slavery society's newspapers. he has arrived back in new orleans as well, and he begins to notice very quickly that the johnson administration's commitment to civil rights in the united states is very lacking. this particular quote, he compares actually governor eyre to president johnson. he said the only difference is the fo

yes welcome back max kaiser is me this is the kaiser report let's go to las vegas and talk with arian the crown of n l hyphen employer. where there have bed three hundred eighty eight implosions since two thousand and six aaron welcome back to the kaiser report a max good to be back all right aaron in the first half the show we cover the story of f h a housing bailout facing a bailout risk after guarantee binge tell us about the f.h.a. and its role in facilitating fraud in the transfer of the costs that the fraud is to the taxpayer. you know f.h.a. was founded in the absolute oppressions basically provide support to nailing housing market and like so many well meaning programs you know maybe medicine initial goals but stuck around and basically turned into a gigantic venue for private actors to to raid the government coffers and indirectly raid the taxpayers and the problem being that a sensibly f.h.a. self-supporting has its own insurance fund socially kind of deal like f t i see the problem being and be actuarial assumptions and the underwriting so the question is you know what happ

. >> i was hanging out with this family of arian-looking teenagers and said, i bet you can't make a painfullyf santorum. >> game on. join the fight. we gotfinally, got a man who will stand for what is right. game on. >> anyone else here "georgia mom?"mom -- gay mom. >> so much i love with i want to dig my brain out with my chop sticks through my nose winner ♪ vict ♪ victory is in sight ♪ >> no, it's not. >> you have a man who understands god gave a bill of rights. >> it was actually god who wrote the bill of rights in unicorn blood on a vacation to philadelphia to see the the liberty bell ♪ lower taxes, raise morale ♪ >> the father of lies has his sights on what you would think the father of lies would have his eye on. >> the equivalent of adolf hitler hitler. >> where did france go? to the gee teen guillotine. satan, death, attack. rah. when i did see this for the first time on gawker i was just confused as to how this could come about. then i watched closer and saw this clip. look beneath them. they are riding the special bus. it's the special bus. it's people on the special bus act differe

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we have a whole new story, and i saw mohammed el arian today, employer of my good friend tony say portugalis continues uninterrupted. i would argue you the other side. >> that's what makes it such fun. >> all right, coming up, new ipad madness and apple watcher weighs in with his theory on the company's pricing strategy for the tablet and what the new dividend and buyback means for the company. >>> as we've been reporting all morning, apple announcing it will pay a dividend to shareholders and will buy up to $10 billion in stock. technology and media communications analyst at william blair joins us now. aneil great to have you with us. you focused on the new ipad but i want to first get your reaction to the news this morning. pretty much in line with what you were expecting? >> yes and actually i'm here in paris, i met a bunch of clients. 1.8% seems to be the actual number. 1.8% of the buyback. based on the reaction of investors, very positive. so it was pretty much in line. the s&p pays about 2% dividend yield so pretty much in line. people believe that this could be the beginning of some

. >>> when we come back, muhammad el ariane with his laterest on the market. >>> in the next hour, formerrkets and the global economy. "squawk box" will be right back. a a >>>all right, let's >>>all right, let's take a look at some of the stocks to watch. this morning that are on the list and one that mario just mentioned, zoll medical equipment being bought, 24% premium friday, these are defibrillators, external? >> but more fundamentally is that the yen is very strong, the japanese companies have low cost to capital, they want to diversify and grow and you're seeing that with companies in other parts of the world coming in and doing strategic acquisitions for growth. >> great. also on the list today, we've got sealy, mattress-maker's second largest shareholders hp partner management blaming poor performance on its largest shareholder kkr, shares down 90% since kkr took the company public in 2006. >>> general mills was downgraded by goldman sachs to neutral from a conviction buy citing disappointing packaged fool volumes. disney time warner, janney is upgrading disney to buy from neutral

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my understanding the arian opposition, the dissident figures i've spoken to, there is not broad-based support for the current regime. the current regime will fall at some point, it's just a matter of when. and i do think it's a military strike, series of strikes was done so in a targeted manner, civilian casualties could be kept to a minimum. so there may be some initial kind of rally around the flag notion inside of the country, but if it was made clear this is going after the regime, and alice of repression, the elements of repression, then i think it would be easier for the united states and its allies that were involved to make the case that this was in their long-term interest but in terms of what would resolve and what would emerge, certainly could have some sort of do. you have a shakeup where you got of the hardliners in power but i think it's hard to imagine a regime that would be much worse than the current one across the broad array of u.s. interest. and i think it's very difficult to argue that if you got to the point we have a democratically elected government that follow