we're talking about former mississippi governor haley barbour. on his way out of office, he pardoned those men. he repeatedly refused to answer simple questions about his actions. all those killers got their first big break when they were chosen to work as servants at the governor's mansion for the governor, then they were pardoned. according to a report from the mississippi attorney general's office, two even got car buying help from the governor's wife. governor barbour disputes that. as we said, "360" has uncovered another facet of the story. more evidence that calls the entire process to question and suggests there was a rush to pardon the people before checking the facts. this one concerns the pardon of harry bostick. for his third dui, he was pardoned for his third dui, even though he was suspected of committing a fourth dui at the time. governor barbour's office says they didn't know that fact before they pardoned him on the third dui. tonight we know otherwise and we'll have more on that. another example it seems, the governor or his offi

we went backk to governor barbour gainn looking ffr answers.rdoning harry bostick?""thank you vvry much, sir."once again, barbour refused.his spokeswoman now says because the pardon issue could go back to the state's supreme court "we do not think thht it is appropriate to cooment beyond what governor barbour has already stated previously."we don'' know if barbour's taff told him about bostickks 4th drunk driving charity smith. but linda smiih is convinced the former "i just want tooknow why he kkowing. why wwuld you go ahead and do it?""do you feel helpless?""yes!! what can i do? really, what can i do? it's done. and what's so bad is they knee nd it still got 3 done, how do you fix that?"it can't be fixed and to linda smith the pardon of harrr bostick stinks of corruption. ed lavandera, cnn, oxford, mississippi.----end----- cnn.script----- coming up in our 6 o'clock hour... a major recall from "dole".the reason behind a massiie recall of their salads.and the particular batch affected. affected.but first in sports.. the o's versus the blue jays

ask the question or respond to haley barbour.to turn to gas prices which have more than doubled since the president took office and headed north of four dollars a gallon in the country. the president has cut back on drilling since the bp oil spill and he has rejected or at least delaid the key stone pipe line. fairly or unfairly he will take the price of the pump. >> guest: i will say it is true people don't like the law. but they do like what is in it. poll after poll said you mentioned parts of the law people like it. but if you talk about the whole law they don't like it i think the president is in great shape unless they strike down the whole bill. 73 percent believe that politics motivate the supreme court. and i think it is seen as politics >> chris: before we get to gas prices. i just want to give governor haley barbour a chance. there is a lot ofing that if it is truck down. >> guest: american people will favor the supreme court opinion if it strikes down the law. it will not surprize me to see president obama complaining

it is true as governor barbour said that people don't like this law. what is not true is that they actually do like what is in it. that is poll after poll showed if you mention the particular parts of the law people like it but if you talk about the whole law they don't like it. i think the president is in great shape in healthcare unless they strike down the whole bill. this is the most political supreme court we ever had. 73% of the american people believe that politics motivates the supreme court. i'm one of the 73%. i think what motivates this is politics. >> chris: before we get to gas prices, i just want to give governor barbour a chance to respond. there is thought if this is struck down barack obama will campaign against the political supreme court. >> well, look, the american people are going to favor the supreme court's opinion if the supreme court does in fact strike down the law so it won't surprise me to see president obama complaining about the supreme court but also president obama's policies on healthcare, on energy, are his problem. th

it is true as governor barbour said that people don't like this law.rue is that they actually do like what is in it. that is poll after poll showed if you mention the particular parts of the law people like it but if you talk about the whole law they don't like it. i think the president is in great shape in healthcare unless they strike down the whole bill. this is the most political supreme court we ever had. 73% of the american people believe that politics motivates the supreme court. i'm one of the 73%. i think what motivates this is politics. >> chris: before we get to gas prices, i just want to give governor barbour a chance to respond. there is thought if this is struck down barack obama will campaign against the political supreme court. >> well, look, the american people are going to favor the supreme court's opinion if the supreme court does in fact strike down the law so it won't surprise me to see president obama complaining about the supreme court but also president obama's policies on healthcare, on energy, are his problem. they are the wro

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>>chris: governor barbour do you think that is a victory? and a problem the republicans have there is a lot in obamacare that people like. they like the idea that people cannot be excluded from coverage because of pre-existing conditions or that kids can stay on their parents' policy until they are 26. if the whole bill is struck down republicans talk about repeal and replace. what do you replace it with? >>guest: it will be interesting if former constitutional law professor of president obama's signature law is kicked out because it is unconstitutional. but there is a good chance that will happen. the facts of the matter is, the law is very unpopular unlike most entitlements it has continued to stay unpopular after it was enacted. that is very revealing. the american people know there is a lot that is bad but that does not mean everything is bad. you mentioned pre-existing illnesses and that is popular. but 35 states already have risk pools to allow people who could not buy health insurance immediately because of pre-existing conditions to

party, haley barbour. governor romney seems pretty confident when he sat down with diane sawyer last week and asked what message he had for the president and he said, "start packing." and the other night he said, "a better america begins tonight." is it time to start measuring curtains in the oval office yet? it seems like we've got a lot of campaign ahead of us. >> of course, we do, but i think a lot of people in the news media and a lot of others, were surprised after a not very flattering nomination contest for republicans, the first gallup poll romney's ahead,. in your poll it's a dead heat. in other polls it's a dead heat. i think a lot of people expected that romney would be like reagan was in 1980 when as you know, he was down about 14 point at this point. i didn't expect romney to be behind that far, but the fact that it's a dead heat right now after the republican nomination contest, which wasn't as helpful as we might have liked it to be. >> schieffer: mr. mayor, do you think it's that close? >>

jane hitchens from england and 29-year-old nick barbour a from london had the most serious injuries. >> had a pelvis injury and jane had broken ribs and puncture lung. >> reporter: rescuers in a c130 were only able to drop off medical supplies and they could not reap the injured passengers. on sunday the helicopter jayhawk seen here arrived on scene after a break in the weather. >> we're trying to lower the rescue swimmer down to the boat to assess the situation. they were unable to find a way to safely load a swimmer to the boat. the coast guard cutter arrived on scene shortly afterwards. >> reporter: the rest of the yacht crew hit by the wave is doing okay. some had minor injuries, but they will continue sailing to oakland. the u. s. coast guard tells me the injured passengers onboard are now about 200 miles away off the san francisco coast. we're live in san francisco kron4 news. >>> big waves out in the pacific the past few days. >> we've had a high surf advisory in affect. the as swells 13 to 20 feet. you don't want to be out there with waves that hey. the big wave will county f

. >>> on the week in politics and this match-up, former mississippi governor haley barbour joins me at the table. thanks for joining me. >> good to be here. >> former head of the governors association, of course closely involved with "crossroads." >> i do. try to help them all i can. >> let's talk about that and what chris cillizza was just talking about. foreign policy has been a big advantage for this president. why shouldn't the bin laden moment be his best argument. as joe biden said, osama bin laden is dead, general motors is alive. >> i think the killing of bin laden is a very good thing for america, period. but the idea that foreign policy is obama's great strength i think actually makes another statement. the economy is so bad, his energy policy is so failed, his health care plan is so unpopular that foreign policy looks pretty good. >> you're trying to make a positive into a negative, sort of a reverse play there, but at the same time, mitt romney, isn't he vulnerable on foreign policy? look at him describing russia as one of our greatest foes, a throw back to the cold war. we

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and do another story haley barbour was sorry to create direct jobs.to, if you go haley barbour was that of the republican-subcommittee. he offered direct hiring. you know, we wrote the stories as of tons of didactic the subtraction. shephard shephard the administration beat you hear from the other side. you ought to make sure that you get -- the recession has time to present its case to the american people. so the journalists are there. paragraphs from the story. you ought to be skeptical, but you don't want to be cynical. so you still want to look for those great stories, but they're is a sense that there is a really great thing that needs to happen because otherwise with the government is working well and doing its job it's the news. the government is supposed to be doing his job. more often we were looked at -- you want to get out to the public the stuff that they're in that hearing in press conferences. this is silly nowadays when there is a direct way for the of the illustration and politicians to talk to the public through press preferences and

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you know, look, here's the thing you have to understand, haley barbour's right.presidential selections rarely end up mattering very much. normally, it used to be there was a time, you know, when some extremely popular politician from a particular state could be put on the ticket in reverse of candidates, prospects in that state. it's been a long time since that's happened. you know, i can't think of a recent time when we could point, we could point to say that that's happened. the other thing is, i think, you know, people talk about, well, you know, she'd be great in a debate against joe biden. i think she would be great in a debate against joe biden, but i can't remember a time when the vice presidential debate made a particle of difference, and i remember being involved in one in which dan quayle who was nominated by then-vice president bush had a tough outing. this is all fun to talk about. we keep talking about short lists. we know that -- martha: pretty long list. >> we know that romney has just recently named the person who's going to run the search. so i d

. >> governors haley barbour and martin o'malley. >> he signs the bill into law. now he's billed as a hot topic to succeed president obama. >> he's on the national radar now. he's been recognized. >> reporter: maryland politicos have recognized the governor's national exposure, sometimes tongue in cheek. >> the governor will be in new york. >> sometimes in protest. >> i don't begrudge anybody having national ambitions. but do we have to pay for it? really? >> reporter: a spokesperson for the governor says it's all being made too much of and this latest worry is because he leads the democratic governors association and because he led lawmakers to approve same-sex marriage. >> that's 15 minutes of fame that everybody has. if he's going to be considered a serious potential candidate for president, he's going to have to be making appearances again and again and again. >> reporter: and it appears there is every chance of that. pat warren, wjz eyewitness news. >> governor o'malley appears at the inside politics with bill schneider. press breakfast in washington friday m

warren barbour has studied these compounds since 1962. this is the central patio of the apartment compound, called sequala, which is a typical apartment compound at teotihuacan. it's about half a football field on the side. it contains a central patio, a temple on the east side, and four apartments. to get the picture of this, you have to see elaborate paintings on the lower sections of the walls... the upper walls painted like wallpaper in reds and whites and greens. the pillars would go up to roofs with wood and covered porticoes, where children would be sitting and playing a game like parchesi. you would see dogs walking around, food being cooked, baskets in corners, stacks of grain. this would have been the center of life in the compound. and you have to remember that this would be repeated 2,000 times in other apartment compounds throughout teotihuacan. keach: in many ways, teotihuacan was a dramatic step forward in the evolution of ever more complex societies. it was the beginning of a cosmopolitan, urban way of life. the city's fam

barbour kept saying to me, why can't we start the program? people have to get to the food and refreshments and the desert. i said, just a few more minutes. who are we waiting for? she is never in patient, you know that. [laughter] it is a tremendous honor for all of us at a real sign of the respect and regard with which senator barbara mikulski has been held for decades, and now passing this great record, this one best serving woman, most accomplished woman and the congress of the united states ever. for us to have with us a person who has been a champion for the american people, a person who has been a champion for america's women. a bill that is coming up soon, the violence against women act, has no greater champion that are vice president, joe biden -- than out vice-president, joe biden. [applause] >> barbara kennelly said we catholic girl stick together. let me tell you, we catholic boys have been falling catholic girls all our lives. [laughter] nancy, thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to be here. i really mean it. i invited

barbour kept saying to me, why can't we start the program? people have to get to the food and refreshments and the desert. i said, just a few more minutes. who are we waiting for? she is never in patient, you know that. [laughter] it is a trendous honor for all of us at a real sign of the respect and regard with which senator barbara mikulski has been held for decades, and now passing this great record,his one best serving woman, most accomplished woman and the congress of the united states ever. for us to have with us a person whhas been a champiofor the american people, a person who has been a chaion for america's women. a bill that is coming up soon, the violence against women act, has no greater champion that are vice president, joe biden -- than out vice-president, joe biden. [applause] >> barbara kennelly said we catholic girl stick together. let me tell you, we catholic boys have been falling catholic girls all our lives. [laughter] nancy, thank you so much for giving me the oortunity to be here. i really mean it. i invited myself. no.

haley barbour's mississippi pardon mess.pi supreme court upheld the pardons he made on his way out of office, but an investigation shows his office may have played close and loose with what they called facts. >>> and we'll speak with grreor zimmerm zimmerman's lawyer about how he plans to proceed with the defense and his client's state of mind. and what's it like for zimmerman in custody? his first jail purchases, we learned, toiletries, clothing, puzzle books, playing cards, snack food. more details on life behind bars, tonight's ridiculist, and a lot more at the top of the hour, tom. >> thanks, aroundson. >>> north korea's satellite launch was a bust, but that rogue nation is still a threat as one of the world's leading exporters of weapon. and that's what keeps people up at night. so far experts give the government a c-minus for their detection efforts. but one company says it can deliver cutting edge technology to spot the smallest trace of dangerous radioactive material. something that has so far eluded scientists, but

i think many people were hoping that chris christy or jeb bush, even haley barbour. she is losing her grip on the party and on that conservative part of the party. she's been trying to pull newt gingrich through this and saying rick santorum needs to keep fighting the good fight. so she is really stirring the pot more than anything. and really likes the attention of doing that. and with romney shutting this down, she becomes less relevant throughout the rest of this year. >> michael, the final thought. that plays into exactly what you believe. >> i don't know that it necessarily helps her to be doing the "today" show. >> or helps mitt romney for that matter. >> it was great television. i haven't been so interested in morning news as i was today. it made for great entertainment. i don't know that it furthers her case if she wants to be elected nationwide. you begin on see her more in that role than you do as a chief executive. >> you begin to wonder with these endorsements, how they're being worded. if mitt romney is saying never mine, i don't need the help. let me li

mitch daniels, bobby jindal, haley barbour -- not haley barbour, chris christie, jeb bush. >> are you serious? >> there's a bunch of them. >> love those guys. it was their year. they let it pass. >> nothing about his success from his point of view has come from the establishment. he doesn't feel he needs the establishment to like him to have a future in '16. i don't think that's going to get him out of the race. >> maybe so. >> it's really helpful to the party. it's great timing. >> well, listen, i think everybody should do what they feel like they have to do. and i'm not talking about what's in the best interest of the party, because i personally don't think nominating a big government republican is in the best interest of my party. but if you're just analyzing it, if you're newt gingrich, fight all the way to tampament you were built for this, newt. but from rick santorum's point of view, a guy that has proven he deserves another chance in 2016 -- >> save yourself. >> save yourself. don't embarrass yourself in your home state of pennsylvania. you don't have the resources now. you do

one, barbour is not a victimless crime. i think the world bank estimated that $1 trillion was lost to bribery in the last year. and so, while the victims are not in the u.s., the bribes to affect people in the countries where they're being paid. i think congress recognized that. i think they also recognized that it is bad for america's image abroad to be running around the world paying bribes. host: i would like to show our audience this chart from the blog that looks at the largest penalties under the foreign corrupt practices act -- the new york times in a sidebar stories said the foreign corrupt practices act was really enforced or discussed for much of its history and today it strikes fear throughout the executives offices of companies with overseas operations. tell us about the enforcement history. guest: right after it was passed, there were some big cases in major companies like lockheed martin, general electric. then the law kind of remained dormant about 30 years. a few things happened around 2006/2007 that got enf

you had haley barbour, he thinks the mormon issue could have played a role in why mitt romney did not win his state. you saw rick santorum making impassioned speeches about his faith. there is nothing they could do to control this issue. it is not one that saw to define on their own terms. mitt romney did a religious tolerance speech in 2008. he is not going to do anything of a kind like at this time. >> is this debated or talked about much? it almost seems like because we covered it so early in 2008 that his media organization -- people are confused about what a mormon is, what they do, what they believe in. it leads to misconceptions or correct perceptions about mitt romney. is there much discussion about this in the conservative blogosphere? >> i don't think there is much discussion about whether it is appropriate to have a mormon president. i agree that there has been a gap. a lot of americans do not really know much about mormon isn't at all. i would put myself in that category -- don't know much about mormonism at all. there is a school of thought that says this will be a bigger

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