. >> reporter: known to be bombastic, controversial and some said inexperienced. he has only been practicing law for five years. so, it seemed even more unlikely that baez would be able to keep his client from the death penalty. but he did. you have had your ups and downs professionally. it took you awhile to become a lawyer and now you are possibly the most talked about attorney, lawyer, in the country. did you realize the kind of impact this would have on your life? >> not really, because i think it's still too soon, and a lot of it is just slowly starting to sink in. >> reporter: not guilty. not guilty. not guilty. what did you think, how did you feel? >> really, the happiest moment came after the first not guilty, because i knew i had saved her life. and that was really my biggest fear and i -- once i got through that, i grabbed casey's hand and i held it. >> reporter: in your heart of hearts, did you think that she would be found not guilty? >> i thought for a very long time that we had an outstanding chance of getting her an acquittal. but it was surrounded w

being pushed around. he said i can't. norway could have witnessed even more bloodshed last week i said springfield the man who admitted the recent shooting and bombastic was reportedly planning to attack other targets for palestine the headquarters of the ruling labor party the to have been part of this expands meanwhile crowds have been gathering in downtown austin a. long. time rob because expressed strong pains which are described as good or excellent and i'm not telling me these radical views triggered outrage and home and of course the nation however there are some commentators who stand to. support. i think what this attack really highlighted is you're changing and you're been changing a while but it's been relatively economically stable influx integrated so you know if you're supporting norway in particular had a pretty decent two thousand to two thousand and ten what you're seeing now is with a decent living standards with you know a lot more confusion particularly in the lower classes about job security you're going to see a lot more focus on immigrants i think you're going to see a lot more islamic extremism and i think you're going to see a

being pushed around their fat feet back in. norwegians are standing side by side on the memories of the seventy seven victims of last week's shooting and bombastic and. the moral concept was how do you suppose main cathedral the crown prince of norway how can that innocent attending the gathering prosecutors meanwhile say the suspected killer and this breivik was planning to attack other targets putting boil pattison headquarters and being labor party police believe he was unable to produce explosives in time breivik has expressed strong views against muslim immigration your point to some sentiment is growing support across the continent. i think what this is tat really highlighted is your changing and you're been changing for a while but it's been relatively economically stable influx immigrated so you know you're across the border in norway in particular had a pretty you know d.c. in two thousand to two thousand and ten what you're seeing now is with a decrease in living standards with you know a lot more confusion particularly in the lower classes about job security you're going to see a lot more focus on immigration so our blame i'm immigran

personal, but he did not have to go bombastic on her, and to have a little sympathy for parents who don't have the choices that people of means do doesn't seem to bedinary, and that is why in this case, i thought that president obama answered the question spot-on and dell with the subject and calmly answered it and gave the woman his due. and he said in the schools in d.c. are not in his estimation, the best for his daughters. >> how is that going to play in chicago with that answer? >> well, it is going to be a big flap. people i think who go the public schools, and i'm a public school graduate want to know at least why if your kids are not going to go there, because the mayor in chicago runs thele school system. >> thank you, ann, reporter for the "chicago times." >>> and now, celebration of comic-con which is the most popular comic book and gathering in the united states. the stars of ghost hunters are guest stars, and after you watch the show, you know about the paranormal investigators who use state-of-the-art technology to explore places where many dare not go. i'm joined in san diego by the show host, and we have zach a andand aaron and nic

estimate of dactly how effective each of those would be, whether it is raising a tax rate or getting rid of the department of education, or other sort of bombasticas like that. they do put out this massive guide saying here are the different options available to you, so everybody knows what the general options are. potentially, this gentleman's suggestion for taxing workers overseas may be part of the c.b.o.'s annual project. i don't know. but the problem is, they are all so very controversial. and so painful for the most part in the short run, politicians are unable to endorse any of them. >> how are you today, sir? >> please go ahead. we're short on time. >> ok. i want to say that i think there is a problem with the debt negotiation. that is that the congress is not going to do any revenues because they don't want to sabotage the big businesses that are helping them stay in political office. it is easier for them to discuss entitlements because that deals with the middle income and the poor. they are not going to cut the rates of people that help them stay? office. >> thanks for the call, leo. do you want to respond? guest: sure. whoever has i

estimate of dactly how effective each of those would be, whether it is raising a tax rate or getting rid of the department of education, or other sort of bombastic ideas like that. they do put out this massive guide saying here are the different options available to you, so everybody knows what the general options are. potentially, this gentleman's suggestion for taxing workers overseas may be part of the c.b.o.'s annual project. i don't know. but the problem is, they are all so very controversial. and so painful for the most part inhehort run, politicians are unable to endorse any of them. >> how are y today, sir? >> please go ahead. we're short on time. >> ok. i want to say that i think there is a problem with the debt negotiation. that is that the congress is not going to do any revenues because they don't want to sabotage the big businesses that are helping th stay in political office. it is easier for them to discuss entitlements because that deals with the middle income and the po. they are not going to cut the rates of people that help them stay? office. >> thanks for the call, leo. do you want to respond? guest: sure. whoever has influen