david harris sitting there, came up with two lines. why do i have to write it? that's how you feel. you have aaron sorkin, a singular voice, you don't have a committee, you don't have executives noting him to death and three or four writers on it, he has every word on it. >> by the same token, when i'm writing it, i get to know jeff is going to be playing it, emily and sam waterston, these people are going to be playing it, you know what, you don't need a half page speech here. it's going to happen on jeff's face when he lights the cigarette. >> i did an interview with you a few years ago after the drugs thing that happened to you and you were talking about you like to just disappear on your own. at the time, it would be with drugs. >> yeah. >> you wanted to go to vegas on your own rather than go with other people. >> yeah. >> just have a night in a clean hotel room, as you put it. that is a strange thing to do. >> and you ruined it basically for every american president by making bartlett so likable principled and everything else that he was, have you basically ruined -- do all of

in fact, some of them brought by david harris. one might be instructed for why this piece of legislation is essential is to track when the incident occurred and when the case was decided. because you'll note that many, in many instances and the one i'm looking at now, you're looking at a span of several years of time between when you get pulled over by a police officer on a highway and the case of robert wilkins, and ultimately when that case was decided by a court. and for many minority group members especially those in our communities and families who lack resources to hire private attorneys, it is not simple or economic to retain private counsel, even when you've been wronged. we turn away many, many cases and individuals who write to us every day simply because we lack the resources to take on every single case. we take on cases where we think we have a -- an ability to have a high impact, which means systemically at the highest levels. the number of heartbreaking letters i send back saying i understand you were profiled by th

david harris, associate dean for research at the university of pittsburgh law school. he's one of the nation's leading scholars on racial profiling. author of the book in 2000, "profiles in injustice, why racial profiling cannot work." and in 2005, "good cops, the case for preventive policing." professor harris appeared at both of the previous senator hearings on racial profiling. so welcome back. >> thank you very much, senator durbin, members of the subcommittee. i'm grateful for the chance to talk to you today. senator durbin's statement opened by recalling for us president bush's promise that racial profiling, quote, is wrong and we will end it in america. sad to say that that promise remains as yet unfulfilled. instead, we have a continuation of profiling as it existed then with a new overlapping second wave of profiling in the wake of september 11th, as other witnesses have described. directed mostly at arab americans and muslims. now we have a third overlapping wave of profiling, this one against undocumented immigrants. but the context and the mission of whatev

joining me now two people making some of these arguments david harry is a gentlemanographer and his latest book is called rebel cities from the right to the city, to the urban revolution, richard wolff is an economist, his book is democracy at work, a cure for capitalism i am pleased to have them at thistable. let's beg wi the idea of why cities are so important. >> i think a lot of money goes into building cities and a lot of people work and live and have their daily lives in city, half of the world's population more than half now lives in cities. so you really have got to think about urban life, it is absolutely crucial to contemporary life. >> rose: but beyond that, i mean, are cities some how representing today some sense of the best of our civilation? >> i think they are representing in some ways the worse of our civilization. >> rose: but is your argument against capitalism and the distribution of wealth and you simply choose cities as the venue to look at the snish. >> i think it is partly a good venue to look at the cities, because you see the inequality written into the urban land

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. >> jim and david. >> harry and david. >> all right. i got it. that, fruit of the month or something? >> i can take care of you. you know i live to serve you. >> there you go, on the record. >> a little bit too much info there. >> david lives to serve the smarty pants. >> for how long, david? >> longer than the average couple that's for sure. >> because we were not the average couple. we were above average. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. thanks, jim, david, see you then. >> coming up, final thoughts on the guest host former bbt chairman jenn allison and talk about j.p. morgan and a lot more after the break. >>> stock of the day has to be j.p. morgan. now called up and kramer alluded to that, that behind all of the intrigue and drama and hyperbole and cable news discussion, business was good. >> it was good. >> can we use our last minute to say what happened? i guess the biggest thing is they had to restate their first quarter numbers to include a bigger loss for the whale trades because the synthetic derivatives were marked not in good faith.

david, you know, what are you talking about? >> but, of course, the detective couldn't talk to barbara's father about abuse or murder or anything else. harryor the detective. she recalled a troubling conversation she had had with david. at the time, david was working for coca-cola, delivering the product. ze told me that someone was placing drugs on his coke a cola route and through his route they were being taken off of the truck. i said, wow. that's pretty serious. she says, yeah. >> interesting. >> very. >> to the detective, that sounded like a made-up story, almost as if she was trying to divert suspicion away from someone. an ex-wife would qualify, of course, as a person of interest in this kind of case but as vel las squez and we learn, barbara had an alibi. she wasn't anywhere near florida, she said, when david disappeared. >> i was not in florida. i was in arizona in the apartment. i was nowhere around here. >> and lacking any further evidence, the detective was stalled, dead in the water, unless maybe the man barbara was married to at the time knew something, michael wolff. a little checking revealed wolf had been married seven ti

six months later, some of the survivors say they are fighting a david versus goliath battle. nbc's harryth has more. >> reporter: you can see the stone, there's a big rock lodged in the hull. >> look at the size of that. >> reporter: six months ago we were at the scene of the wreck. the ship still lies there, as if the tragedy happened yesterday. for many who were on board, memories of that nice of chaos are just as immediate. >> we heard a big boom. we looked at here other and simultaneously said, that's not normal. >> during that time that we were being thrown around, that's the time i actually felt we could die. >> reporter: shortly after the grounding, the costa cruise lines made its offer to the inconvenienced passengers. >> it says we're prepared to offer you a check for $14,000. what was your reaction when you heard that offer? >> i thought it was grossly insulting. it almost seemed like they want to do do this very quickly and get it done so that it could all go away. >> reporter: neither family had a clue that when they bought their tickets they were agreeing the cruise line wou

. >>> author david petrusa writes about the president. >> and harry truman goes to the white house andto eleanor roosevelt, can i pray for you? and she says, no, we need to pray for you. >> their campaign -- >> there are a lot of promises made. he said he would have to rent a very large hall, very much larger than this with us to get all the people that jack kennedy promised the vice presidency that year. >> and their ideas. >> calvin coolidge may have been the last jeffersonian, a man who believed strongly enough in the limits of governmental power and particularly federal power to resist the temptation to extend it. >> today on book tv, your questions and comments for david petrusa live on in-depth. also, middle east expert on the obama administration's response to the arab spring, afghanistan, iraq, and the israel/palestinian peace process. part of book tv this weekend on c-span 2. >>> you're watching american history tv on c-span 3. every weekend, hear historic speeches by national leaders and eyewitness accounts of events that shaped our nation and watch our series "american artif

david smythe. he's accused of killing harry clark in the parking lot on the 1,400 of winchester. yet on the motive for the attack. >>> walnut creek's police chief says he needs more officers. currently the department has 76 sworn officers and there are plans to hire two more over the next two years but the chief says even more are needed. he plans to ask the city council for at least one officer a year for next five years. money is limited and critics suggest there are more needs for city facilities and maintaining roads. >> a florida judge set bail at $1 million today for the neighborhood watchman accused of trayvon martin's death. if he meets the terms he will be placed on on a monitor device. >>> pakistan agreed to reopen their border after the obama administration apologized for an air strike that killed 24 pakistani soldiers. before the closure between 150 and 200 trucks crossed that border every day carrying supplies to nato forces. >>> in italy, a judge lifted the house arrest order for the captain of the ship wrecked costa concordia. captain faustino is charged. he has in

david smythe. he's accused of killing harry clark in the parking lot on the 1,400 of winchester.no word yet on the motive for the attack. >>> walnut creek's police chief says he needs more officers. currently the department has 76 sworn officers and there are plans to hire two more over the next two years but the chief says even more are needed. he plans to ask the city council for at least one officer a year for next five years. money is limited and critics suggest there are more needs for city facilities and maintaining roads. >> a florida judge set bail at $1 million today for the neighborhood watchman accused of trayvon martin's death. if he meets the terms he will be placed on on a monitor device. >>> pakistan agreed to reopen their border after the obama administration apologized for an air strike that killed 24 pakistani soldiers. before the closure between 150 and 200 trucks crossed that border every day carrying supplies to nato forces. >>> in italy, a judge lifted the house arrest order for the captain of the ship wrecked costa concordia. captain faustino is charged. he

harris. and from aurora, colorado, david muir and chris cuomo. >>> and good morning, everybody. we're going to get straight to david and chris in colorado in a moment. first, we want to run down the latest developments. we have a total of seventy casualties. 12 people killed. 58 injured. hoping the death count doesn't rise. 11 of the injured are in critical condition. overnight, police started identifying the dead. they started to notify the family. we saw images like this one. this woman was overheard saying of her loved one, quote, they cannot find him. >> so much heart ache. the town of aurora, coming together last night in a vigil. new details about the suspect. was he on prescription drugs at the time of the shooting? and we have much more on the elaborate trip wires keeping authorities out of his apartment this morning. we have complete coverage from our team of correspondents. david muir leads us off. >> reporter: good morning. from aurora. a profound sadness settles in. police in some cases going door to door notifying the families of the dead. families, of course, that

make decisions and even p if he does not get re-elected we have to do this at camp david, the peace process, and harryowing it would hurt him politically. and george bush, i mean, he makes that deal in 1990, i guess it was. >> right. >> and he raises taxes. he knows in realtime that could be the end of his re-election, but he does it anyways. historians rightly look at those presidents and say, here is somebody who was willing to do the right thing. >> john meacham and doris kearns goodwin and john west. >>> what new faces would be carved on mount rushmore if it were carved today? our special on the american presidency continues when we come back. with the spark cash card from capital one, olaf's pizza palace gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! pizza!!!!! [ garth ] olaf's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! put it on my spark card! [ high-pitched ] nice doin' business with you! [ garth ] why settle for less? great businesses deserve the most rewards! awesome!!! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2%

i was away t n oudn i cmeme bant the game of >> host: "1948: harry truman's improbable victory and the year that transformed america" -- david piruis t edir and wdo cviun coolidge. who was arnold rothstein? >> guest: the father of modern organized crime. he is a gangland figure. esharossish ch he doesn't have brass knuckles or commanding as part of his inusiness and myhugs scuyolct aloy t his aone of his earlier biographers call him the big bank roll and he is a gambler shble d i n isvery ts t b bankroll where he is putting together the money for rum running and bootlegging a nag h sides o nizeladis fcit pothe lkomnirt a shipment of cashad not come in but he is lending money to them. ea autshs toway ndanther vo i al f these things, not to mention fixing the 1990 world series, fixing aewig st h res, os rse ceaarga. this is very political because you see how all these things are tied intcan any ha in the teamofwe enn ix aor l? se, even when he shoots three tops. the reason he shoots three cops the big bankroll w rbe wh tim andomti a th t oest eab peenke g in a hotel. some guys come bounding in. he had a permit,hoot tee tianhe-

msnbc political analyst, david corn of mother jones is here. fredrick harrisbia university and author of "the price of the ticket, barack obama and the rise and decline of black politics." and hugo lindgren, mr. sunday morning, the editor of the "new york times" sunday magazine. earlier today, mitt romney went in search of something he had not looked for before, the african-american vote. despite an awkward start -- >> i do love that music. i have to tell you, i do love listening to that organ music. >> -- things hummed along smoothly until he decided to take on the president's health care plan. >> i'm going to eliminate every nonessential expensive program i can find. that includes obamacare and i'm going to work to reform and save -- [ audience booing ]

msnbc political analyst, david corn of mother jones is here. fredrick harris is professor at columbia university and author of "the price of the ticket, barack obama and the rise and decline of black politics." and hugo lindgren, mr. sunday morning, the editor of the "new york times" sunday magazine. earlier today, mitt romney went in search of something he had not looked for before, the african-american vote. despite an awkward start -- >> i do love that music. i have to tell you, i do love listening to that organ music. >> -- things hummed along smoothly until he decided to take on the president's health care plan. >> i'm going to eliminate every nonessential expensive program i can find. that includes obamacare and i'm going to work to reform and save -- [ audience booing ] >> and sell the idea that he would be the best president for african-americans. >> if you want a president who will make things better in the african-american community, you are looking at him. you take a look. >> joining us now from washington is ken blackwell, former secretary of state

and then the next election that david push shah wrote about was 1960, lbj v. jfk v. nixon. and last year, harry truman's improbable victory and the year that transformed america. mr. prize shah is also the editor of silent cal's almanac and booktv on c-span2 continues in just a minute. >> we're here at the conservative political action conference talking with david we triewsh shah about his new book, "silent cal's almanac." tell us about it. >> guest: what he did was to come press the wisdom of conservativism and americanism into a few well-chosen words, primarily talking about something which is significant tothis day, the importance of low marginal tax rates for creating investment, for creating prosperity, for making the american system work for the average american. because when he was in vermont, he saw how his father would go around, collect tax money from people. he realized it came from ordinary people by the sweat of their brow, and it should be collected wisely and no more than was absolutely necessary. taxation, he said, in excess of what was absolutely necessary was theft. >> host:

. >>> police arrested the arrest of david smythe in a deadly stabbing last friday night for the stabbing death of harry clark. no word yet on a motive. police say it does not appear to be gang related. >>> university of california at berkeley police are giving up on their idea of acquiring a armored vehicle. they had applied for a grant from homeland security saying it would be useful for times when officers face gunfire but he said it would not be the best choice in a university setting and the mayor of berkeley said it would not be in keeping with the city's values. >> reporter: the state assembly passed a plan that would allow construction to begin on the california's high-speed rail project. the governor put forth the plan yesterday for $4.5 billion with $700 million of that to electrify the cal train tracts on the peninsula. the first california's high- speed rail tracks would be laid in the central valley. the bill goes to the senate tomorrow. >>> the nation's largest payroll services company say employers increased hiring last month. companies hired 176,000 new employees. and better than the 136

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days after campaign consultant eugenia clarke harris pleaded guilty to her participation in a shadow campaign. melanie alnwick has the latest. >> reporter: david catania was the first yesterday to call for the mayor's resignation and then muriel bowser and mary cheh also came to that same conclusion saying that the time has come for mayor vincent gray to do what is best for the stow and ten down. the mayor said, while he was very concerned, he says he does not reflect on his work as mayor and said neither he nor his administration are corrupt. mayor gray still couldn't speak relatively freely about the corruption inside his 2010 campaign citing the ongoing investigation. he said he never knew about the illegal fundraising or shadow campaign taking place behind the scenes. tuesday, long-time friend and campaign consultant jeannie clark harris pleaded guilty. >> this is not the campaign we intended to run. we started from nothing. i thought we had raiseed a sub assistantial sum of money during that campaign. >> reporter: we also heard yesterday this from sound sill chairman phil mendelsohn. we asked that mayor gray asked meant ellison to heat hi

david muir. a lot more coming up. a very special edition of "gma" on this saturday morning. dan harris alongside bianna golodryga. here. we'll be back in a minute. >> good morning. forecast today. summer,tifling a cool daday. this is not g going t last. temperatures come i in thelow 60s acrs much of area. jact.ed a ligight germantown, 61. bowie.he of to a 10th of an inch of rain sincnce midnight. cooler temperatutures this mornining. f falling litally across corrrridor. the balaltimore area down for washington, down fredericksburg. at of been moving alona front.ary s througho with the da gwynns right off thecean, givingng us an unusually cold d. cool.ably only 76, maybe 80 degrees. since june 26. slightly warmer tomorrow. 87.o slightly warmer tomorrow. 87.oi'm barack obama and i approve this message. for amber waves of grain, beautiful, for spacious skies, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood... >>> and she had a -- an epiphany at that moment that it could happen to any of us at any time. instead of being afraid

david catannia, i'm not surprised at that. >> reporter: the call for the resignation came after jeannie clark harris, a close friend of mayor gray's admitted in court this week to helping run a shadow campaign. over a half million to help gray beat fenty. meanwhile, gray spent wednesday evening trying to shore up support on the council. >> and these are people i worked w. >> reporter: first calling chairman mendelson to the office and others on the phone. >> he called me to discuss the situation. >> reporter: council member jim graham told the mayor that the situation is urgent and urged him to answer questions of illegal activity. >> and what type of timeframe are you giving him in. >> has to be within a couple of days. >> and you will ask for -- . >> i will then have to evaluate how i feel about this. >> reporter: will the mayor do what many people have been asking? explain what he knows about illegal activity carried out by thomas gore, howard brookes and jeannie harris. at this point, it doesn't look like this. >> and my attorney told me that is the best course of action. >> reporter: mayor gray refused to comment about

david catania says he's called on may user vincent gray to resign. he's the first elected official to call for him to step down. yesterday jeannie harris guilty in connection with a $650,000 shadow campaign. gray has said he has no plans to step down. ra. >>> right now residents in northwest washington are cleaning up. the rain flooded many homes and cars, firefighters even had to push some drivers to safety. the storm also toppled treats along massachusetts avenue. that prevented commuters from turning onto waterside drive and reaching the rock creek parkway. >>> two of the cars that derailed overnight in ohio are still burning. 11 cars jumped the track. the train was carry ethanol, and nearby residents had to evacuate. firefighters decided to let the fire burn out. >>> a former fbi director is set to release a report tomorrow on penn state's role in the jerry san cuss did i child sex abuse scansal. sandusky convicted last month. >>> 77 people have lost their lives in water since memorial day. most of those victims were children, 78 other people nearly drowned. >> nbc's tom costillo reports from bethesda. >> reporter: watch closely th

the cynicism of david axelrod and the group in chicago in the kind of election campaign they are running which has -- >> it's a losing campaign. he's going to lose with this. >> i knew harry truman. and barack obama is no harry truman. >> he's no bill clinton either. >> i knew bill clinton and still do. obama is no clinton oath. uh i know steve moore and ed klein. thank you both for your views. coming up on kudlow, stocks surged. big day. it was the draghi rally. the ecb president promises to preserve the euro, and bail out europe. should we take it seriously? we have heard it before. we'll ask a market pro. and thins sins 1972 the presidential candidate leading in the gallup poll a hundred days before the election has won the white house. where do they stand? here's a hint. it is all about the economy. don't forget, folks. free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. we want opportunity, not government dependency. my volt is the best vehicle i've ever driven. i bought the car because of its efficiency. i bought the car because i could eliminate gas from my budget. i don't spend money on gasoline. it's been 4,000 miles since my last trip to the gas station. it's

harry reid gushing over chief justice roberts saying that was a very strong opinion and frankly i'm going to call him when i have the opportunity because i'm very proud of what he did. davidays that's a little surprising because he remembers him thinking differently of this supreme court justice. good to see you. >> good to see you. i guess they got the defibrillator because we got an opinion out of harry reid. i don't like politics injected on the court in either side. it's inappropriate for harry reid. >> it's a complete 180. the justice isn't lightened but he said in 2005 he'd never taken a deposition. never argued a case to a jury. that's not a person i'm looking for in the supreme court. back then he was a buffoon. >> so harry reid plays. the consistency it inconsistency. the unnamed source is the unnamed ten sources, cbs. the left is trying to split conservatives into this argument. we're 126 days from the election. if we're talking about all -- >> you know the days? >> huh? >> you know it down to the days? >> i keep a track on it on my show. >> you're good. >> but if they keep us talking about this instead of the economy, they keep us arguing over the distractions,

harry truman in 1948. at 7:30 eastern and pacific on c-span3. >> david bagley, the head of group compliance for hsbc, told the senate homeland security subcommittee tuesday that he will step down. the bank allegedly gave terrorists, drug cartels, and criminals access to the u.s. financial system by failing to guard against money-laundering. bagley was one in a panel of hsbc executives who testified before the senate subcommittee which showed a decade up compliance failures. this portion of the hearing is an hour and 20 minutes. >> mr. thurston, hbms is a bank that had a longstanding, severe money-laundering problem, and we describe this at length in our report. the bank was purchased in 2002. you did not arrive until 2007. take a look, if you would, at the exhibit booked in front of you there. exhibit 1b. what we have done is put together a chart of some of the exhibits, just a few highlights of some of those exhibits, which are really a litany of money laundering deficiencies at hbmx from 2002 through 2009. the first reference is 2002 in this exhibit. here is what the audit found -- that is 2002. then in

david. >>> thousands gathered at the vigil last night. the president oke to the families of the victims. the crowd sang "amazing grace." this morning, we're learning more about the 12 people who lost their lives. dan harris is outside the university of colorado medical center with much more. good morning, dan. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. behind me is 1 of 4 hospitals where the victims are still being treated. of the latest count, 24 victims in the various hospitals. 58 of them in critical condition. meanwhile, in this city named after the roman goddess of the dawn, they're trying to turn the page, making sure they're not defined by one madman. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: it is an event we see too often in america. a candlelight vigil for the victims of a mass shooting. here in this city that just seven months ago was named one of the safest in america. as we waded through the crowd of thousands, we saw conspicuous security, lots of batman shirts, and many parents with children. part of the message here is there was one really bad guy does not overrule a lot of very good people. >> yeah, i mean, terrible things happen all the time. as long as we stand together, then love can outdo the hate.

harry truman. at 7:30, american history tv this weekend on c-span3. > journalist, david enders, spend time on the ground. reporting on alongside opposition fighters. he says they are gaining ground again syrian president assad's forces. there will be it remarks from for vice-president john chaney's advisor john hanna. this is an hour and 25 minutes. >> let's get started. there are a few people outside. i am the president of this foundation. i want to welcome everyone. thank you for being here. i am glad that we plan this foundation for the defense of democracy. most people are probably familiar with us. in the aftermath of the 911 attacks, we focused on national- security and foreign-policy issues. we worry about terrorism and those machines and ideologies that are seeking the downfall and destruction of the u.s., israel, and other free nations. with that, i will pass the microphone to john. he will moderate. hopefully he will also offer up his own opinion and introduce our guest. thank you. >> ok. thank you. you're not for scheduling the timeliness of these things never ceases to amaze me. this is an e

harry reid waste that known. >> true enough. there you go. you can read his great writing online and link to it on foxnews.com. human events. thanks so much, davidus. >> thank you. >> coming up on the show mitt romney still holding out for apology after a member of president obama's re-election team called him a potential felon. what mitt is saying now about these ramped up attacks from his time at bain capital. women, not the only ones who struggle with body image. men deal with it, too. some experts putting the blame on action figures like g.i. joe. but can a toy really have that kind of effect on young men? we're going to explore this with dr. keith ablow next. male spirit present.trong it's the priceline negotiator. >>what? >>sorry. he wants you to know about priceline's new express deals. it's a faster way to get a great hotel deal without bidding. pick one with a pool, a gym, a great guest rating. >>and save big. >>thanks negotiator. wherever you are. ya, no. he's over here. >>in the refrigerator? would you mind if to be i go ahead of you?omer. instead we had someone go ahead of him and wifty thousand dollars. congratulations you are our o

harry clark. he was found stabbed to death on which mr. boulevard around 11:30 p.m. last friday night. davidday and police have not determined a motive but they cannot believe that the killing was gang-related. police in oakland are looking for a hit-and-run driver that a bicyclist on wednesday night. it happened in the 8100 block of international boulevard. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver unfortunately fled and so far still has not been found. a fight outside a bar may have blinded a man. lee said the 66 year-old victim was talking to a another man out of city's bar. a fight broke out with two of them and ending with one of the men talking the other to the ground. doctors say the man not to the ground may not regain sight in his right eye. and coming up on the kron4 morning news we have much more weather and traffic and we will tell you what is going on with the national news as far as the elections and what is going on with the investigation that cost thousands of people to be back up on the bay bridge yesterday. let us head out fighting give you a live look at the tra