he never mentioned -- he never said a kind word about carter or endorsed carter. acceptance night on the stage he wouldn't do a photo op with carter. he wouldn't get near carter to have a picture of them arm and arm. they went out of that convention stitt political enemies. >> let's get to student questions. we'll begin with the washington center. whoever wants to start. >> leonard donaldson. i was wondering, you mentioned that the carter and kennedy divide has happened, and looking at this current republican primary, mitt romney has not been able to gain that support of the base. you know, as you said, newt gingrich and rick santorum really don't like mitt romney. could you see that kind of divide in the republican party? >> good point. >> excellent point. yes. the better gingrich and santorum do, the more delegates they accumulate, the closer it gets to what we saw in kennedy, carter, reagan and ford. if you look at the exit polls and put them altogether of the primaries and caucuses, romney's getting about a third of the voters whose self-idea is conservative a

carter. >> and what a deal he made. >> reporter: sebesta had a powerful card to play: carter's wife, teresa. shortly after the killing, sebesta had also indicted her for capital murder. >> she had given conflicting statements about his burns. there were a number of things that she did. >> reporter: the deal sebesta made: he would not question carter about his wife on the stand if he testified against graves. >> how does a prosecutor... i should say, how does an ethical prosecutor put a witness on the stand, your main piece of evidence in a death penalty case, and say, "okay, you get up there and talk about what you did and what graves did, but i'm not going to ask you about your wife." you can't do that. >> reporter: why in the world would you agree not to ask him about her? >> well, i needed his testimony. >> reporter: and sebesta points out the deal was approved by a judge and the defense never questioned it. >> that put on the record, i did put on the record. >> reporter: the indictment against carter's wife was later dismissed due to a lack of evidence. and siegler never bought i

carter. >> and what a deal he made. >> reporter: sebesta had a powerful card to play: carter's wife, teresa. shortly after the killing, sebesta had also indicted her for capital murder. >> she had given conflicting statements about his burns. there were a number of things that she did. >> reporter: the deal sebesta made: he would not question carter about his wife on the stand if he testified against graves. >> how does a prosecutor... i should say, how does an ethical prosecutor put a witness on the stand, your main piece of evidence in a death penalty case, and say, "okay, you get up there and talk about what you did and what graves did, but i'm not going to ask you about your wife." you can't do that. >> reporter: why in the world would you agree not to ask him about her? >> well, i needed his testimony. >> reporter: and sebesta points out the deal was approved by a judge and the defense never questioned it. >> that put on the record, i did put on the record. >> reporter: the indictment against carter's wife was later dismissed due to a lack of evidence. and siegler never bought i

now, sir, your new movie is called "john carter." >> yeah. >> stephen: all right. you play a nine-foot-tall alien with four arms. >> that's right. >> stephen: you're a method actor, right? [laughter] how do you prepare far nine-foot-four armed alien? do you a ride along with what? >> it's called motion capture. you get a little help from animators. >> like ping pong balls on your body. >> partly that. also we actually filmed all the scenes because... >> stephen: on mars? >> yeah, utah, mars. >> stephen: hard to tell the difference. [laughter] >> amazingly similar. >> stephen: okay. so did you actually do it in a field with the stuff on your body or were you in a big groan room? >> always on location. the other interesting thing to me anyway was stilts. i had to wear stills to give me the right height. >> stephen: so you were actually wearing... >> which is great. >> stephen: you're ready to play uncle sam in a parade now. think about iment think about it. >> okay. okay. >> stephen: we have a clip of the movie. jim, can we? show the magic. >> you've got me. i surren

disappointing box office debut for "john carter."ost more than a quarter billion dollars to make generated only $30 billion, came in second to "lorax" which brought in $39 million for universal. despite the weak start, jenny upgrading disney to buy from neutral. strengthen the company's sports programming and amusement park businesses they say helps minimize the threat from internet television distributors. may be one reason why the stock is not suffering from the bad halo effect for "john carter." >> i have a halo over me and i love that. >> gecko emblem. >> you know, i mean, we're long passed the day where one movie can make or break a company in the '60s and '70s. when you had a lot of public movie companies, you could go to a premier and potentially go short or long and actually see impact. >> why is oh we. >> lyons gate is going to be like that when we have "hunger games." was this a favorite, david, to make this movie? >> why? >> to stand. >> pixar directed "wally" and n "nemo" and they compared it to "isht "ishtar." >> good ol

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anthony graves committed the capital murder with robert carter, and we found nothing. >> reporter: otto hanak tried to confirm the testimony from sebesta's jailhouse witnesses. >> we can't find anybody that can positively say, in court or in this room, that "i heard anthony graves say this, i heard robert carter say this." >> reporter: he looked into roy reuter's knife. >> the blade is flimsy. >> reporter: and, according to hanak, a knife this flimsy could not have caused the kind of wounds to the skulls that were found on some victims. >> i personally do not believe that that blade is strong enough, nor is this knife made well enough to go through human skulls. >> it's a switchblade knife. they're made pretty sturdy. >> reporter: d.a. charles sebesta had argued graves' identical knife had inflicted 66 stab wounds the night of the murder. >> there's no doubt that that knife could have survived that. we had texas ranger testimony that it could have done it. >> reporter: but hanak, who is a

jimmy carter.we're used to now, the '68 was still from another world, closer than the '52. this carter commercial is starting to incorporate the materials that i think we all are used to seeing. but let me get a reaction from chris. >> the -- what i got out of it was, you know, he came from nothing, had nothing and built up his campaign, you know, through grass roots, kind of like you see today with rick santorum -- >> make you want to vote for him? >> from what i know about him now, no, but back then, maybe. but yeah, you know, it just looked like a campaign of the people, just like you said, you know? >> good point. okay, well, jerry joined us in the class last fall, he was the media guy behind the carter campaign and also joining us from plains, georgia, former president jimmy carter, who talked about the 1976 race and why he was able to win over incumbent president gerald ford. >> now that most candidates are full-time campaigners, what do you think they can do to stand out in the primary seaso

reporting live from northwest brianne carter. we hope so. weekend track work will mean long waits for red line passengers. the agency shutting down the cleveland park and woodley park stations until monday morning. three shuttle buses available between dupont circle and van ness station. >> two men charged in the shooting death in aspen hill will have a bond review hearing today. hugo was killed wednesday afternoon at almanza. 3. christopher edwards and andrew ramos are charged with reckless endangerment. edwards is also charged with second-degree murder. >> virginia tech's president will testify today in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the parents of two students killed in the 2007 campus massacre. he is not named in a lawsuit by parents want an accounting of what he and other university officials did on the day vat tax the gunman opened fire, killing. 32 students and killing a weak demand wants a driver who killed his wife to come forward. garcia was killed in a crash on randolph road in colesville. she was changing lanes when she got be

it was jimmy carter. [laughter] being of big publisher from doubleday doing his biography but that is how i met carter. i used to play tennis with the first george bush and i knew young george when he worked here in the early '70s. but i thought reagan, he came out of nowhere. a little toward midwestern town, so poor he did not even know he was poor until he got to college. his father was a drunkard. his mother took in laundry. they got by. the first instance of his termination the red he decided he would play high-school football playing 90 pounds. he was crushed. he continued. then he was eliminated but then the next year went again and again until finally he was the captain. not all captains don't windup being president but it tells you about his personality and his drive. he gets to a tiny college in your recut illinois. playing football, waiting tables in the sorority house in washing dishes. he got through school with pretty good grades, majoring in economics he was the president of the student gove

our thanks to carter. thank you for braving the traffic here in new york cit. our thanks to carter. thank you for braving the traffic here in new york city. got a question? send us an e-mail. the address is optionsaction@cnbc.com. that's right after our show on our website, we also have recaps of our trades and clips of old episodes. "options action" classics we like to call it. so check that out. here is what is coming up next. >>> call it a sour apple. last month dan made a bearish bet on apple, but now the stock is through the roof. with money on the line, can he polish his trade in time? find out when "options action" returns. >>> time for pump up the volume. the names we're heating up options traders' sizzle. a major player in the red hot cloud computing space. sending call volumes skyward on the hope that this stock will soon be in the clouds. who is it? the answer when "options action" returns. >>> where were investors pumping up the volume this week equinix, 15 times its daily average volume. welcome back to "options action." time to do some me we have not done in a very lon

carter began his employment with rec and park in 2005. and he quickly began making a huge impression on co-workers and supervisors. he first worked in the mission. and then transfer to section two point golden gate park, where he was responsible entry led to the shakespeare garden and for one- third of the japanese tea garden. while working for the department, carter pursued part -- additional i get to the credentials on his own time, elevating his own skills and those around him by affording what he learned. while he was before the commission last september, his supervisor, james mccormick, said "every gardener is a painter of the landscape. some people like chaos and color. others prefer a sharp line, symmetrical animals, the clutter, while more desire order and let the. carter's character and eye or a fourth, patience, and strategy. his personal style price sensitivity and intelligence to his crew. he made everyone wanted to come to work because he was never just a co-worker but a friend as well." in august 2011, food and wine magazine

no better than carter braxtonworth with oppenheimer. will he be the first on television to say sell apple? >> if you want to stand in front of a bus, look at charts. look at a stat. it talks about buzz saw territory. apple is now 40% above its 150 moving average. just above that level. that has happened 160 times since the ipo. every time, one, three, six months out, it's higher. so we're talking about betting against all the odds that this time it's going to come apart. i want to show the current angle. this is why options trading is the right thing to do. here's a two-year chart. and this shows how excessive this move is. put this same picture on the long-term and you'll see again how far above trend -- that's the same channel but a five-year basis. it is a frequency that's only happened about seven or eight times since the ipo. extreme strength. i have one other thing i would show you. it's the long-term chart of price per share. versus earnings per share. this is back since 1992. a 20-year chart. the judgment is there's a lot of ris

as much as jimmy carter would like.te, republicans in virginia and republicans who wanted to somehow take away a woman's right to make a choice for herself on contraception. that is the republican record. >> andrea: jimmy carter is a die in the wool liberal but born again christian. why don't they listen to him. why do they continue to lose a born-again vote? why do you continue to lose it? why do they lose that ground? >> juan: nixon in the '72 campaign discovered abortion was the quintessential wedge issue to draw catholics to the republican race. ever since then, democrats have discovered for us, it's a an issue and it energizes women in the base. >> andrea: you used to live in the most liberal city in the country, san francisco. what issues are they willing to give us? clearly abortion doesn't seem to -- >> kimberly: no, i don't think they really, interested in doing that whatsoever. i think this is good advice of jimmy carter, they need to pay attention and listen to this, because definitely the country has moved m

it's the good the bad and the very very zen says that is only ugly good former president jimmy carter and an interview with him post carter discussed his support for marriage equality in america he said that homosexuality was well known in the ancient world well before jesus was born at christ was born jesus never said a word about homosexuality carter went on to say that jesus never said that gay people should be condemned in that carter's words again i personally think it is very fine for gay people to be married in civil ceremonies and the quote hopefully more people will listen to president carter and work america make marriage equality a law in the united states the bad the t.s.a. the t.s.a. is inability to properly conduct airport security has truck again t.s.a. agents at o'hare airport in chicago subjected a very young boy who was in a wheelchair to an invasive pat down take a look. here and he did sure if you don't want to hear the. very. next night. you could you hear me. on this here. this is just a little fragment of a bird very long quote for kids what do you do it barely

after the carter brothers murdered jordon howe, within hours they arrested carter.ir brother orlando was back. >> one of the associates came up on orolando trying to shoot him in the head. twice the gun misfired but the third time it did fire. one bullet grazed his head and another hit him in the shoulder. he survived. simms said the plotters who live in this neighborhood busied themselves amassing weapons, at all, and prepared to shoot at random mourners leaving the funeral and northwest. but everyone's credit was so bad they could not rent a getaway van. the father called that divine intervention. >> there were a lot of people there. i am glad divine intervention did not allow it to happen or we would have a lot more casualties on our hands. >> when they manage to get a van, they targeted a group of house friends who had come back to the southeast neighborhood as they stood at south capitol and brandywine talking. for killed that night and more wounded. >> the maryland senate has shot down an amendment involving speed camera tickets given out and work zones. it wo

>> well, te >> well, technically like what carter jus carter just said, the one of th one of the biggest volume days since the since the fall, and to me this could kind could kind of be the signal. i actuall i actually was taking a look at oracle ear oracle earlier in the week. they beat, they beat, the stock opened up, down about down about 8%. it's closed it's closed down the last three days since days since a beat an raise. raise. so to me i so to me i think you want to see a a continuation of this weak and and i think you impress it, but about about 100 i think with the catalyst t catalyst the company has laid out with out with the olympics and european european soccer champions in the summer, i summer, i think you want to look to to cover the shorts around >> i woul >> i would probably cover because ti because time is worki you now. you now. this is st this is still out of the money and now t and now time is just cut this e cut this every day. >> okay. dan, have dan, have a great vacation. see you ba see you back here hope we week. our thanks our thanks to dan if you want u if you w

we have carter braxton worth. what do you see in the nike chart? >> 100% with dan. it broke badly today on heavy volume news related, obviously earnings that were quite good but not good enough. in principle one day did you see not make the end of the trade. this should deteriorate over time. stay short. >> stay short. now, a while back didn't you put on a bearish bet on nike? the timing was off but the fundamental reasons were pretty much the same. >> right. it was a little premature. i'm glad he revisited the story opportunistically as he did. i'm in the same camp. typically when you see stocks roll over you get a few days for it to play out. you never want to try to say i'm going to cut and run on the first day. i think you continue to lean on the short side. >> dan, what would be the one thing you would be looking at in terms of nike in the next couple weeks? >> well, technically like what carter just said, the volume was one of the biggest volume days since the fall, and to me this could kind of be the signal. i actually was taking a look at oracle earlier in t

i hated the john carter trailer. i love the hunger games. devoured all three suzanne collins' books. i think this series has real staying power. for you guys out there, a running man meets robin hood if you were a teenage girl, that is. no. the worries come from the rampant second guessing and i told you so's that i'm hearing right now about the failed "john carter." it seems that everybody is a critic and everyone on earth with the sole exception of disney ceo seems to have known what a bomb this "john carter" was going to be. it's almost as though everyone on twitter university recognized that it was going to be a national flop the moment this international flop the moment off the presses 95 years ago even though they haven't even been born yet. that's why last night i went on twitter @jimcramer and asked if anyone thought the "hunger games" would be a bomb. lions gate lives or dies based on the success of its films, and i'm including "mad men" too. think big. i think that a lot of people who want "hunger games" to fail now, they're sick o

i'm skeptical of the notion that richard nixon liked jimmy carter or that jimmy carter liked richard nixon. nixon and reagan always got along quite well together, although they didn't see that much of each other. all of them would get along with ike. ike could sit down at a table with people who had daggers drawn with each other and get them at ease and cooperating. >> who is the smartest of those people? >> oh, ike. i mean, nixon was very smart, very, very smart guy. possibly too smart. but ike was not only a brilliant general, but a very astute politician. always conscious of how to make politics work for him, how to get what he wanted out of congress and how to always make it seem as if it was easy and as if he hadn't done it. the trademark, the grin of ike concealed an icy intelligence. a streak of ruthlessness certainly and a wild temper. ike had a temper just hair trigger temper held back by great, great effort. i mean, ike chain smoking didn't help, but one large part in old age and the heart disease, he spent a lifetime holding back the temper, he would turn red in the face a

. >>> the sdagser that was john carter, did you see that?me and energy explaining to us for many quarters that movies could no longer hurt their bottom line that hard. the idea is disney explained it was because the movie business because so episodic that they were going to make fewer and more reliable pictures and keeping with what has already worked. was there anything about john carter which fit that bill? was this epic flop supposed to be the beginning of the next "pirates of the caribbean" franchise? did anybody recall that pirates is a theme park ride? this huge fail or of "john carter" did send a chill up any spine about the hunger games given that i have been recommending lion's gate since i heard they were going to turn the trilogy into movies. the chill hasn't come from what i have seen so far. i hated the john carter trailer. i love the hunger games. i devoured all three susan collins' books. i think this series has real staying power. for you guys out there, a runningman meets robinhood if you were a teenage girl, that is. no. th

brianne carter. what authorities are saying and how residents are reacting to this,. coming, >> former president of database john edwards is due in court today. it involves his reported mistress. and new, potentially controversial recommendations released for cervical cancer screenings. 7 is on your side with details. and looked at this incredible heatwave as we look at traffic on >> people in dumphries are expressing shock at the owner of a popular ice cream shop and former police officer now facing nearly two dozen sex assault charges involving an underage boys. if brianne carter has reaction from people that knew the suspect. >> 41-year-old joseph ruhren is facing almost two dozen charges for a series of alleged sexual assaults on a young boy while he was a dumfries police officer. >> that is amazing. i cannot believe that. >> the alleged sexual abuse took place between 1996 and 2001 when the victim, now 27, was between ages of 12 and 16. the two new one another and the crimes happened at places where the suspect lived. after resigning from the police department in

was there anything about john carter which fit that bill?p supposed to be the beginning of the next "pirates of the caribbean" franchise? did anybody recall that pirates started as a theme park ride? the colossal failure of "john carter" did send a chill up any spine about "the hunger games" given that i have been recommending lion's gate since i heard they were going to turn the trilogy into movies. the chill hasn't come from what i have seen so far. i hated the john carter trailer. i love the hunger games. i devoured all three susan collins' books. i think this series has real staying power. for you guys out there, a running man meets robin hood if you were a teenage girl, that is. no. the worries come from the rampant second guessing and i told you so's that i'm hearing right now about the failed "john carter." it seems that everybody is a critic and everyone on earth with the sole exception of disney ceo seems to have known what a bomb this "john carter" was going to be. it's almost as though everyone on twitter university recognized tha

and his relationship with carter rings orlando cay carter, robert bost, and lemar williams. sims who plead guilty identified all five of the defendants and pointed them out in a series of photographs. in questioning from the prosecutor, what started it all? a bracelet. this one that san juan said was stolen from him on march 2 #, 2010. carter called his brother, orlando, who recruited sims and another man get his prase let back. we turned them. a valley of automatic weapon st fired. several family members left the courtroom in tiers. >> it was hard for me to sit up in there and listen go how my son got killed. with that ak47. so i just, you know, i can't stand up there. >> the mohr of jordan hao who was killed that night. she has no sympathy for nathaniel sims. >> evil. evil. even though he is state evidence, he is still evil. >> i believe he was speak ring for his heart. to see that, i saw remorse and i recognize that. however, nay did what they did and you can't take it back. >> jordan is the first person to be killed. eight days later, sims says the men went out again loo

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think jimmy carter is doing a good job on the energy situation? amy and rosslyn? ok. [laughter] how many think he's doing a bad job? [applause] how many of you think he should be pumping gas? chris: carter tried fireside chats in cardigan sweaters hoping that conservation would make him look better. "saturday night live" wasn't making -- taking it seriously. i'm personally at this moment generating all the electricity necessary to transmit this television broadcast to you. there is enough energy left over to run this electric hot comb. >> jimmy? it's my turn to power the broadcast now. >> ok. ready to switch? >> i'm ready. oh, lord have mercy! thank you, sugar. >> almost lost you there. >> and remember when it's your turn. >> everybody tries to pitch in as best they can. >> are you ready? >> yes, i'm ready. [laughter] >> ok, mama. >> i'd do anything for my jimmy. >> if you take up the examples we've set, it will all work out for the better. i love you all and thank you very much. chris: when we come back, how mitt romney just might lose to rick sa

. >> and i'm vic carter. what people are talking about tonight. >> john leopold vows to stay in office as cries for him to step down grow louder. >> reporter: the scandal involving john leopold became the brunt of jokes at a packed council meeting specifically allegations leopold had police drive him to sexual liaisons. >> a person of his age having sex in the park, he's too old for that. come on. >> we've been changing mr. leopold's pee bag for years. information was put through the chain of command and nobody did anything. >> i will be asking a lot of detailed questions from people who may have been involved through this process. >> as far as the no vote of confidence shame on the police department. i think the county checktive and sheriff have done a good job. >> the allegations, it's a huge distraction and i'm sure people already concerned about leadership and decision making. >> reporter: leopold kept to his schedule and told wyz -- wjz the indictment is no deinstruction. despite all the calls for him to

it was jimmy carter.t turned out that his wife's man who was a big publisher at doubleday was doing his biography -- one of his biographies. the perfectly nice people. i knew the first george bush is to play tennis with them and made new young george back in the 60s -- early 70s when they're running for senate. but in any case, i thought right-hand, you know, this guy came out of nowhere. i mean, he came from a little poorer midwestern town and he was so poor he didn't even know he was poor until they got to college. but his father was a drunkard and his mother took him to laundry and it got by. the first instance of his determination but i detect it and all of the things that i read about him was when he decided he was going to play high school foot of the weighed 90 pounds and he was scratched and he continued and then he was 11 days from the scribe team and then he went back at it again until finally he became the captain of the team. and that tells you some pain. all football captains to wind up being