reporter priyah clemens without one tech company caters products to children >>> for michael garner this is not played time these under surveillance several cameras and monitors and team of researchers applaud his every move. >>> kids are hard wired to learn >>> and she manages the learning team at leapfrog a maker of high-tech educational toys. do you think kids are learning faster and better? >>> i think kids learn best when they're engaged in having fun. >>> it is not just the technology getting more sophisticated it's that kids younger and younger seem to be mastering it. >>> it is amazing we've seen videos of infants wiping the i phone they add that to technology quickly >>> to quickly assess this child psychologist >>> the more they play on devices the last time they are outside and socializing with other kids and parents that is crucial for a kid. >>> technology part of a balanced diet still take the kids at side to the park and civic and interact with other kids >>> leapfrog it was an age limit on its lead pad 3 and up and. the ceo cautions the parents should not push >>> you do

priya clemens takes a look.r-olr: for four-year-old michael garner, this isn't just me.y time. he's under surveillance. several cameras, a bank of monitors and a team of researchers plot his every move. >> i think the kids are hard kids ar learn. they're little scientists. >> reporter: jody sherman levos manages the team at leapfrog, a maker of high-tech, educational hoys. do you think kids are learning faster and better than we were er years ago because of this rschnology? >> i think kids learn best when they're engaged and having fun. >> right there. >> it is not just the technology is getting more sophisticated, it's that kids younger and younger seem to be mastering it. > it's amazing. i think we've all seen youtube videos of infants swiping on the hehone and changing pages. they adapt to the technology so yuickly. ep reporter: too quickly says child psychologist david swanson. >> the more they play on those tvices, the less time they are spending outside, socializing with other kids. socializing with their

. >> laura moye, i was wondering if you could talk about the case of reggie clemens and missouri. >> just got back from st. louis yesterday. i was sitting in on an extraordinary hearing that was ordered in the case of reggie clemens, a man on missouri's death row, who along with two other african american men, was sent to death row for the murders of two young white women, robyn anjali carry. there are some serious problems and how the investigation and trial unfolded in that case. serious allegations of police brutality to secure confessions , sorry, prosecutorial misconduct. a federal judge in a review of that case described the prosecutor as unprofessional, abusive, and boarish. those were his words. there's a process under way. the hearing concluded yesterday in this case. mr. clemens and now has a special opportunity with this judge -- now has a special opportunity with this judge to seek relief from his death sentence. this is another case the reminds up of troy davis in the sense there are many problems with the case from allegations of police coercion, the lack of adequate le

. >> may be an opening for roger clemens to return to major- league baseball. the owner of the houston astros raised the possibility of having the 50-year-old to pitch for the worst team in the nation. that would behe currently pitches for a minor-league team in the houston area. the seven-time award winner said he did not think he could make an impact at the major-league level. a wrestling commentator collapsed at the announcers table and was taken from the rena to the hospital. the situation is serious seriouslbut lawler is breathing on his own. >> attributed art modell during the baltimore ravens season opener last night in baltimore -- a tribute. his funeral will be held at the baltimore hebrew congregation followed by a private internment. the team that he once owned were down. the ravens won. >> of georgia graduate student who was her limbs due to a flesh eating bacteria is peaking out. aimee copeland will share her story of survival and she will talk to a paper today. walking for the first time. she suffered a deep cut during a supply an accident. that e

. >> joining me now, msnbc's krystal ball and steve clemens who publishes the foreign policy blog, the washington note. it was striking to me that george stephanopoulos put the president's words directly to mitt romney and he simply backed down. he wouldn't dare take on the president on that. >> and it's incredible that suddenly now he doesn't want to insert politics into the situation. i think it tells you first, one thing, how slow they were to get a handle on how badly they'd mishandled the situation. after jumping the gun, after releasing the statement, they come out the next day, reiterate the same thing. i'm so sick of hearing the word double down. but that's exactly what they did. and it's taken them this long to realize how devastating this has been for their campaign because first of all, it was just an unbelievable attack at exactly the wrong moment, as you put it, totally wrong on the facts. and second of all, this is the president that we're talking about. he is the head of our country. and he is someone that the american people trust on foreign policy. so from just a pure

clemens had 4 of them. second quarter seattle rookie quarterback wi wilson connects with golden. name come up in a minute. 41 yard strike. 7 nothing seahawks at the half. late fourth quarter. 12-7 paeshtion. fourth down wilson throws it up. golden pushes the db in front of them offensive inference. packer jennings grab the ball in the air for the pichblingt he has the ball. one refuse rue calls it touch down the other no cal call. upon review you see jennings make the catch. they give it to seattle. unbelievable. replacement referee caused the packers a win. 14-12 the time. >> don't ask me a question about the officials we'll cut to the chase right there. i was told jennings intercepted the ball. never seen anything like that in all my years of football. look at the replay. then the the fact it was rae viewed f.is awful. that's all i'll say about it. >> all right nfl commissioner and owner know that fans will still come to and watch the games no matter who is officiating but for players and coaches to last on bad call only 16 games this could cost green bay a play off spot down t

clemens had 4 of them. second quarter seattle rookie quarterback wi wilson connects with golden. 41 yard strike. 7 nothing seahawks at the half. late fourth quarter. 12-7 paeshtion. fourth down wilson throws it up. golden pushes the db in front of them offensive inference. packer jennings grab the ball in the air for the pichblingt he has the ball. one refuse rue calls it touch down the other no cal call. upon review you see jennings make the catch. they give it to seattle. unbelievable. replacement referee caused the packers a win. 14-12 the time. >> don't ask me a question about the officials we'll cut to the chase right there. i was told jennings intercepted the ball. never seen anything like that in all my years of football. look at the replay. then the the fact it was rae viewed f.is awful. that's all i'll say about it. >> all right nfl commissioner and owner know that fans will still come to and watch the games no matter who is officiating but for players and coaches to last on bad call only 16 games this could cost green bay a play off spot down the line. integrity of the

clemens had 4 of them. second quarter seattle rookie quarterback wi wilson connects with golden.eahawks at the half. late fourth quarter. 12-7 paeshtion. fourth down wilson throws it up. golden pushes the db in front of them offensive inference. packer jennings grab the ball in the air for the pichblingt he has the ball. one refuse rue calls it touch down the other no cal call. upon review you see jennings make the catch. they give it to seattle. unbelievable. replacement referee caused the packers a win. 14-12 the time. >> don't ask me a question about the officials we'll cut to the chase right there. i was told jennings intercepted the ball. never seen anything like that in all my years of football. look at the replay. then the the fact it was rae viewed f.is awful. that's all i'll say about it. >> all right nfl commissioner and owner know that fans will still come to and watch the games no matter who is officiating but for players and coaches to last on bad call only 16 games this could cost green bay a play off spot down the line. integrity of the nfl dropped a notch. this ha

clemens church in downtown chicago, and it starts out very softly, just maybe an instrument, maybe the temple bells, janet, that you used too - but anyway, very softly, then builds, gets to a great crescendo, and then it subsides, just by the will of the people who are doing it. and then there's silence, and this where you make space - there's a centering prayer that happens then. >> it's that same kind of element there. >> then it picks up again. >> and you can see that in the jewish prayer, also, and how that builds and builds - it can get very loud, and then it moves in there. well, we have just about time to do one more roll-in, and i thought it might be a - since we've talked about the seeker style. we happened to go out to yet another site in the area, the hindu temple, and we met a young woman by the name of lolita, who's a westerner, who's such a seeker, and just to get to go in and find a westerner, because here we have a hindu temple, the vishnu temple, which, as i mentioned, is there to preserve indian culture. so they're not out proselytizing, they're not looking for wester

justice had ninety three investigators looking into allegations that former major league pitcher roger clemens used performance enhancing drugs and then lied about it before congress now this group as we said looking into fraud into all the big banks has fifty five investigators do you think matthew i mean do you think it was never going to do anything i mean that the president just sort of announces to announce something i mean it seems to me that the amount of times president obama has mentioned is that he really believed something was going to get done. well i mean you know i don't know what he truly believed in his heart soul but you know fifty five people for you know roughly five to seven trillion dollars in lost wealth is about one hundred billion dollars a person now if you saw one hundred billion dollars theft like let's say apple lost all of its cash just disappeared they probably assigned more than one person to look into that so was this serious. you know and i don't know what obama believed. but but but he was absolutely lying when he said they were going to look into the packagin

we can even look at you know the roger clemens doping scandal there were ninety three investigators so talk a little bit about the timing and the number of these investigators and what it says about the government's priorities here ok first you're correct that in the savings and loan debacle at peak there were a thousand f.b.i. agents there only about twenty five hundred f.b.i. agents who do white collar crime at all so a huge percentage of the total agents work the savings and loan debacle to get that a thousand felony convictions in the current crisis as recently as to school year two thousand and seven there were only one hundred and twenty f.b.i. agents assigned nationwide they were in little groups of two and three in regional offices and they didn't in. yes to gate anything major they didn't look at any of the major institutions so you're saying the number of f.b.i. agents even assigned to the white collar crimes this these days and you know in the current day has dropped has been cut exponentially why is that. well the first thing that happened was the nine eleven attacks and th

it is the first pitcher on a sub 500 team to hit a milestone with roger clemens in toronto in 97.out not wasting any time a youth shocker player in serbia scoring off the opening kickoff. the goalkeeper caught totally off guard. it goes over his head into the net. >> it is now 39 after the hour. coming up a disturbing analysis. if you use the latest rankings to choose the hospital you are going to why the numbers might not always add up. >> more than one mona lisa or is this first draft of the famous painting? the answer as we go spanning the globe next. [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, yoargeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. >> it is now 43 after the hour. let's s

this is an interesting tour because of the loss of clarence clemens. the best shows i've seen. emotional. >> what did he do? >> i'm not going to tell you in case they do it again tonight. jake clemens, who is clarence's nephew is now playing saxophone with the band. he's fantastic. really good. >> big loss. >> absolutely. >> big character, literally and figuratively. >>> the 2012 olympic and para olympics team will visit the white house today. president obama will honor their participation and success. tonight the president will headline a campaign fundraiser at a private home in d.c. tony? >>> allison, google's programmers must be bored. they debuted the newest search function, the bacon number. it's a play off the trivia game 6 degrees of kevin bacon. a little late to this, i think. >> seems like it. >> type in an actor's name, and bacon number, and the web site tells you how the two are connected. >> okay. usually cutting edge. now not so much. >>> coming up next, a woman who is cutting edge. she is helping women break the pattern of bad relationshi

. >> cenk: i want to bring in steve clemens, receive, this leads into an issue of had what do you do?he situation certainly in egypt where pool are mad at this--where people are mad at this nonsense people and they're attacking it. and sometimes you getting is that you don't want to handle in democracy. how do you handle it. >> we've got crazy preachers in this country that is helping to fuel things like this. do you remember in florida where they wanted to burn a lot of qur'ans. as you pointed out in the camouflage for that is that that is nefariuos. we have a lot of people who are eager to intervene. they're trying to set up a democracy to follow a dictator that brutalized and tortured and killed many of their people. there are many grievances in society, in families, in tribes maybe they'll battle each other and maybe they blame us for some of it. maybe it's finding props like the assassination of the ambassador to further other things. that is part of the messy realities of the cost for these other countries. when i don't want to think about losing another chris stevens in the wor

clemens 4 of them. second quarter.kie quarterback wilson connects with golden. 7 nothing seahawks at the half. late fourth quarter. fourth down wilson throws it up. golden push the db in front of him. offense inference. jennings grap grab the ball in the air for the pick. one calls touch down the other no call. upon review look at this here. he has the ball right there. you can see. comes down with it. give it to seattle. unbelievable. replacement referee finally cause the team to win. packers lose 14-12 the final. all right i have been saying all year this is going to cost a team a play off spot and it happened tonight. roger is sitting up there. almost owners almost laughing at this because they know that people are still going to watch the games. all right. so they are going to try to break the referee union and just going to -- more of the call happening every game. just ridiculous. >> washington happens in this. we obviously saw what happened. did it go for review and even. >> it goes for review. >> who is reviewi

in the 1920s the university of michigan clemens library bought general clinton's private papers and this then revealed to the scholarly community for the first time all of the secrets encoded spy communications which, law scholars in the room will be amused to no one of the codes they used the most was based on blackstone's commentary from common law which where was that going to come from except from peggy's father of a prominent lawyer. only when the secret correspondence came out in the 1920s it was overwhelmingly clear that at a minimum peggy had not been duped about the process and creates with the aaron burr memoirs in my mind a strong circumstantial case that she was a co-conspirator if not instigator. my lawyer friends in the room might easily pass a motion to dismiss. i couldn't get summary judgment. but i think i could win a jury case. >> at the civil legal not criminal. >> with preponderant to the evidence standard i can't lose. >> i have a question. in the book you mention that george washington upon reading the note and realizing what arnold has done that he begins weeping i

steve clemens is a foreign policy expert with the new american foundation in washington.t to start with you and that last day of the democratic convention which had more national security that i've seen at a democratic national convention. it was different from kerrys. they did this whole reporting for duty as a way to try to help build him up comparatively to bush. this was an aggressive tactic on that final night. >> i think the president has felt very good. this is the guy that took out osama bin laden, he's taken out a bunch of pirates. he's buffered the american public from a lot of terrorism nightmares and they're trying to take credit for what they've done. at the same time while he's embracing the soldiers and the pentagon, the other story is he's withdrawn from iraq and drawing down the footprint in afghanistan. he's trying to say i am a smart commander in chief and i'm weighing the equities. we're adjusting them. we're not afraid as democrats to stand with our soldiers. >> roger, do you feel like you understand the obama doctrine on foreign policy? >> it's prett

clemens of the mid '80s 4 fairfield and livermore in castro valley.mild conditions for its bay shoreline. los evans' work berkeley and oakland. and 65 in san francisco. for those of you heading for the giants game play against the diamondbacks at 715 the tip edges will be the low 60s to start the game we will see in cree's cloud cover throughout the course of the game with that wins coming southwest at 15 mi. per hour. it will be a pretty chilly evening at the ball park certainly a jacket and scarf may be needed. the forecast shows warmer conditions beginning tomorrow saturday expected to be the warmest day of the week. at 5: 18 that was the weather now the traffic of morning george. >> there are no problems on the roadway for you it's an easy ride around the bay area let's take a look at the bridges. interstate 80 of the toll plazas a light and easy ride. away 92 at has had its problems the last couple of weeks it is a good ride so far this morning across the san mateo bridge band. no problems at the toll plaza and for the golden gate bridge 101 sout

we took roger clemens, and they prosecuted him for talking about how he might have used steroids.e you're talking about a border patrol agent who was killed and gun running. >> attorney general was held in contempt of congress, intimating holder was involved in some sort of cover-up. holder says this inspector general's report exonerates him. i just want to read you his quote. he says it's unfortunate that some were so quick to make baseless accusations before they possessed the facts, accusations that caused a great deal of unnecessary harm and confusion. will lawmakers continue to pursue mr. holder? >> it's never been about eric ho holder personally. it has been about the department of justice. and justice in the united states of america. the reality is that there is a duly issued is up to the department of justice to provide us the documentation that they said cleared them. they never provided us that documentation. there were 140,000 documents. we got less than 8,000 of them in. if you're -- i think it really does vindicate what chairman issa and myself have been saying, if we

pete rose, roger clemens was just on trial.the antitrust issue. >> guest: that is held judge landis comes into the picture. judge landis is given -- there's a federal federally good start during the time of world war i. they say, hey, these baseball guys -- antitrust, okay? were trying to break us. and they have addressed. and they send the case to federal court they go out of business, and they try to take the crumbs. one of the crumbs of the ballpark in chicago. it goes back at least that far. every time there is an expansion, some of the pressure for expansion was because of congressional investigations. as to what is going on. the first round of it. and we think sometimes, i'll use the expression -- the quote from mickey mantle, when mantle was testifying about something before congress in the early 1950s. in single goes on and on and he is talking sideways and upside down and nobody knows how to follow him. and then they turned mickey mantle and say, mickey mantle, your comment? >> and he says i agree with everything that

pete rose, roger clemens was just on trial. the antitrust issue. >> guest: that is held judge landis comes into the picture. judge landis is given -- there's a federal federally good start during the time of world war i. they say, hey, these baseball guys -- antitrust, okay? were trying to break us. and they have addressed. and they send the case to federal court they go out of business, and they try to take the crumbs. one of the crumbs of the ballpark in chicago. it goes back at least that far. every time there is an expansion, some of the pressure for expansion was because of congressional investigations. as to what is going on. the first round of it. and we think sometimes, i'll use the expression -- the quote from mickey mantle, when mantle was testifying about something before congress in the early 1950s. in single goes on and on and he is talking sideways and upside down and nobody knows how to follow him. and then they turned mickey mantle and say, mickey mantle, your comment? >> and he says i agree with everything that

talk about finding the fountain of youth, 50-year-old roger clemens made his star for the sugarland skiers to 3 spars innings and gave up two hits against the long island ducks. just to make it a little more special cobey was behind the plate. he doesn't plan on making a major league come back. >> do you believe that? do you believe is he not going to make a major league come back?ve it. i thought he would. >> very nicely done. >> dave, get out. >> good service by doing that well done. we hope you have enjoyed the apprentice program and we haven't been too mean to you. >> it was a wonderful experience. i enjoyed it and i'm sad to be leaving. >> thanks a lot. keep in touch. >> thank you so much. >> i think he pitch 's for the astros later this year. they are 43 and 95. atroshts. >> he sells out the stadium. >> hey if billy crystal can come out and play for the yankees at some point then why not? >> then you can punish pitch by the isn't going to hurt anything. if you have have ever seen bun of these stops. the befting of covering president bush. advanced teams days in add vantsz the secret

and that plus all clemens being on that, hopefully -- it will get up there and our brief is based on and written by based on the work of and written by nicholas rose in grants of georgetown, the brilliant article called executing treaty power diving into technical details about what the treaty power is about an hour relates to federalism. hopefully this will go up and roberts's minimalist fashion leaders of misinterpreting oliver wendell holmes old-time and it a prize to margaret kerri treaties in the 20s. and there was a hand back there. >> those with expertise with traditional opinions. the text of the voting rights act. whether the voting rights act, the supreme court could conceivably strike down the coverage formula and leave the rest of section 5 standing such that until congress acted the prevailing law would be nationwide. >> the really interesting question, and i am no expert, craftsmanship in section 5 but i will take a shot at this. it seems to me what congress could do or what the supreme court could do is essentially to say section 5 can't really operate without coverage

today we're going to have two individuals who are going to be interviewed by atlanta media's steve clemens. washington editor at large of the atlantic and editor of chief of atlantic live. he's also the former director of the new america foundation and cyber security expert to set him up for failure -- just joking about cyber security. he's going to be interviewing the vice president of cyber zhrutions for the securities for the consulting group and director for georgetown institute for law, science and global security. i apologized if i butchered the names. we will correct that in the feed. steve, i turn it over to you. >> thank you very much. it's great to be with all of you this morning. i want to issue an 0 poll ji if any -- apology if you have twitter follow of mine, i have about 11,000 and yesterday they all got a note telling them i had just seen them in a fantastic video and they just clicked here, they could see it. and i think their 11,000 friends are cycling through. this is the first time, it's ironic that i have ever fallen for one of the sort of cyber gags -- i don't know wha