esto serÁ con alejandro hacha y su papÁ emmanuel, ellos tendrÁn todo un dÍa de actividades para recaudar saliÓ de su cueva y empezÓ a pasearse por los jardines de la casa blanca un pequeÑo o ratoncito y ahÍ lo fotografiaron. mira, es el ratÓn presidencial, esta gordito, parece que come bien. yo pensÉ que solamente mickey mouse habÍa estado heikki -ahÍ pero parece que tambiÉn hubo otro. >> ese ratÓn ha estado dando entrevistas ahora me parece... >> hay una gran gusta en que se ha convertido en una superestrella porque ha establecido una relaciÓn de amistad con un perrito. >> ahora los dos se pasan el dÍa corriendo, montando elefantes, jugando. el orangutanes se convirtiÓ en protector del perro, le da de comer, lo atosiga, comparte su agua con Él, y es como si el orangutanes hubiera rescatado al perro de peligro de muerte. ¡mira, hay amor! ( risas ) mientras tanto, ahÍ estÁ, ya esta aquÍ. vamos con birmania rÍos en nueva york. >> bueno, muchachos, continÚa la pachanga desde aquÍ, en new jersey. y aquÍ, mÁs adelante vamos a tener la oportunidad de ver partes del nuevo espectÁculo de circo d

. >> christopher, you trashed my first one, how about rom emmanuel. i hear he's looking for a job. that's the ultimate political play. >> but i think the only way that would work, larry, is if he points at people naked. i think if he does that, then that probably may, in fact, bring the stock prices up. so, lorry, i don't think that is going to work either. >> i have a lot of other names, buddy, but we have to break. you guys are terrific. >>> up next here on "the call." navigation device maker garmen seeking big profit losses into q1. earning central why the companies hit a road block. >>> in an exclusive interview with richard akerson, we'll give you his take on the devastating gulf oil spill. you're watching cnbc. anncr vo: with the new geico glovebox app... anncr vo: ...you can get help with a flat tire... anncr vo: ...find a nearby tow truck or gas station... anncr vo: ...call emergency services... anncr vo: ...collect accident information. anncr vo: or just watch some fun videos. anncr vo: it's so easy, a caveman can do it. caveman: unbelievable... caveman: where's my coat? i

my name is emmanuel. i wanted to know what the pros and cons were of being a supreme court justice. [laughter] >> what are the pros and cons of being a supreme court justice if you would like to be one of one day? >> i missed the practice of law. i love the practice, i love jury trials, i love advising clients. the con is that there is a distance. the fascination is that in the course of learning about the law, you find that you can always learn more about yourself. that means you realize you have a lot more to learn. >> we have a second question? >> good afternoon. my name is gavin. my question is, was being a supreme court justice your long- term goal when you were younger? >> was being a supreme court justice my long-term goal when i was younger? i think not. i frankly was -- my father was a lawyer. he would take me out of school. i was at the counsel table tendrils before i was out of high school. lawyer. i love the law. i loved the thought that i should except of the urging -- i should accept the urging of the president to go to the bench at a young age. being on the supreme co

rohm emmanuel has been accused of being behind the halting of west bank construction. he is expected to meet with west bank officials despite the private nature of the visit. no damage occurred to the international space station. atlantis is scheduled to come home on wednesday and unless a reprieve is granted, this is their final mission. overall only two shuttle flights remain. >> sonia sotomayor on the confirmation process. >> questions, even over three days, will not tell you much about a prospective judge. you have to look at their life work. that will be a clear reflection of who they are, how they think, and what they will do. >> with a new supreme court nominee heading into the process, learn more in our latest book, the supreme court. page's a candid conversation with active and retired justices, providing unique insight about the court. available now in hardcover. >> 89% of it can be avoided by people doing simple things available to them. >> tonight, preparing for cyber attack. how does the congress and federal government work towards protecting private netwo

rahm emmanuel made an appearance.hen at the capital filed party, the big eye-turner was kim kardashian. the party is even younger, a little easier to get into. i would say the a-list power was less, but the party power was more. host: how much information was put out of the party regarding the situation in new york city? when did you become aware that there was a situation taking away from some of the attention of the president and from mayor bloomberg? guest: toward the end. the hotel had a very bad cell phone and blackberry access in the main ballroom. toward the end be so many people from the mayor's office and from the white house heading to the exits to get better cell phone reception. that was interesting. towards the end the use of people having to put away the cocktail glass and get back to their day job when news of the situation host: broke patrick gavin of politico, thanks for being on the program and telling us about last night's correspondents dinner. we will take a short break, and when we return we'll t

his jokes about from emmanuel and john boehner and it was terrific and i think he is a natural and itps him very much. it is a good thing. i don't think jay have as good of the night as he had other times. >> host: what did president nixon and think of those tenders? how much time did you put into crafting his response? >> guest: he did not have a natural sense of humor. they were very tough for him. he went head-to-head mixing got up he had some jokes. they were okay but it was not natural. i remember in 1960 he said i have a message from my father but don't buy one more vote than necessary. [laughter] kidding about nixon and rockefeller. but humphrey was a sensation. then he went on and on and on. he won the evening then he blew it. home free. agnew was gone people not realize agnew was an extremely good speaker, very well a complex speech and reagan was excellent. he enjoyed them. >> of soleil. >> he was relaxed about everything. debriefing floor press conferences i did the briefing books he would sit in his office for two days to call kissinger and get some material that i would r