muc muchomuc este es es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) hoy el mundo recordÓ a quien cambio al mundo, con su mÚsica. la despedida final a michael jackson en los Ángeles mas que uno funeral, fue una celebraciÓn de su vida, de sus canciones, de su mÚsica. y el mensaje de sus familiares y amigos fue sÓlo uno "michael jackson nunca se irÁ". ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> muy buenas noches el funeral de jackson fue como su vida los detalles mantuvieron en un m misterio hasta el Último minuto, hoy terminaron con una celebraciÓn privada donde asistieron la familia y los amigos ahÍ vimos por primera vez el ataÚd dorado que llevaba los restos del cantante. luego, a la ceremonia pÚblica, donde casi 20 mil personas le dieron el Último adiÓs, se encontraban medios de comunicaciÓn de todo el mundo y allÍ estÁ jaime garcÍa. >>> buenas tardess jorge realmente no habÍamos seÑalado en el noticiero de ayer que no se habÍa descartado la posibilidad de que los restos de michael jackson fueran traslada trasladados a este auditorio en el centro de los Ángeles para formar p

it is muc faste ifou have the number it made feel so small and awful. i detect -- the is one of female on this program. people are complaining about this. they have the sense of being absolutely impotent in the face of the ock. then there i a national crisis like aig, and there is thsense that they eot players. the sense that they a vicms creases. >> i thi that is right. d that started whenhe utity industry has not traditionally thght of the consumer that way. all the focus haseen on giving utility conol and not in power inhe consumer. thiss much more about giving the consumer level control. everything shoulde optional. >> canada was working on this. are tre other countries aad of us on smar grids? >> i think there are. there are countries further on, some eopean countes. italy sings to mind, as we as some of t nordic countri. there is mucmore aention going into what goes beyond the meter. >> it was a pleasure having you. please come back. and look after myrivacy. ank you. >> that i ourprogram for day. i would lik to remind yo can watc ts and other prog

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not pricing in muc more than that in neral, i would say it resembles the financial ctor. although, it is lightly different, i don't see theame proactivput bing than in the actual stocks. >> this i ybe good news, if we are a gla half full mood? >> a lot of the names e cycle names, in thast 1 months o so, look at intel, ibm, what ey will say for their outloo, intel's ceo mentioned, on the last earnings report that pc has bottomed. it is down on the year. it is one of those this that under performs. iam not sure th the option market, en invests are taking what they he to say at face value. >> how do you read theea leaves, sct? >> ibm and intel, the important on, in the financials, and ogle is the secretariat of the space. we can't pay so much aention to the expectation for a move in google, . intel and m, the fact that expectations of the move from earnings are muted. it is probablyood. they are likelyto lead u out of the space. supp chain problems figured out. people drawing down cp inventories, buying a lot from intel, was a problem earlier in the cycle. it seems to haveon

doing the talent shows and writing muc and learning things from my father he played instrumevis: he'si. but does he do lead vocals an back vocals? >> yeah. vis: yolaunch a project, she isput out as part of a ree cd set. bria valente is the name, know v at and thecd is called elixer. bria, nice to have you on. hope it'not the last. that's our program and you can access our radio podcast at pbs.org. and tonight thanks r watching, and always, keep the faith. ♪ >> for more information on hi, look at two new gues. see you then. there are somany ings that walmart is looking g, to doing, build strong relationships becae the best is yet to come. >>nationwideinsurae proudly suorts "tavis smiley." "tavis smiley" and nationwide to support e economy. >> and contributions from yourpbs station from viewers like you thank you. ptioned by the national captioning instituteinc. ---www.ncicaorg--- >>

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as much asll of us feel th loss or the mortalityr the muc or the ic, they've lst parent at such a tenrit's fascinating,david, because we were watching, you're oking for glimpses of these children and at one poin we saw prince and paris had their heads restedn th shoulderof their grandmotr who now has this awesome responsibilityf making surethese kids understand what theifaer meant to the world but to the family, and you saw michael jackson's other with those memories all the way from gary, inana, the steellls of this small town, this shotgun home is really at we called themn the south, to this enormous life a lookingut, can you imagine being this 11-year-d child looking o at the audiee and being so brave -- you heard the team say paris wants say something, and she wnt u to that make row pho -- microphone and some part of her hear wanted the audien to know what she thinks of her father. toure,ou talked about how this was kind of like a ospel, ligious church ceremon we know that the family is having what's known a a repse in beverly hills wherehey get an opportunity to kind of and take a

how sophisticated are the programs to get as muc revenue as they can from overdrafts? >> the last one i work on, the cost of the project was in the hundreds of millions of dollars. and represented over a million hours of just programming alone. >> so the banks know what they're doing? >> they do know what they're doing, they're very sophisticated at it. and they have the resources and the man power to get it done. >> the bank of america said it had no comment on drew's allegations. texas real estate agent jory walker discovered one of the new computer tactics that many banks now use. it is called transaction sorting. i means banks can -- it mines banks can clearharges any in der they choose. >> i thought they were taking advantage of the situation. >> a single $100 overdraft led to multiple fees because he said a bank computer program cleared an $850 check ahead of smaller charges that had occurred earlier. >> so they took things out of sequence? >> yes. yeah. and when i questioned themn that over the phone they said they had the right to clear whatever they choose to

that said, dick gregory, one time i saw him on here it moved me so muc that i put downhe per. him money now. tavis: i want to talk about the song "dreamer" that you dedicated. i will come bacto that because you got into unrgivable blackness. what did y make of that ries? >> i am in celebraon right now. i am thankful to be alive. i thankful to have the friends d the teachers that do. i spent the last year playing when i feel like it. i really ok forward to the time my life. i me across that show, unforgable like thi jack johnson moved me to no end. he had deal with a seemingly insurmountable odds all of the time. he would knock sobody down, peop in the aience would get in the ring and pick him back up. i just related to it in lot of different ways. i ha never spoken about this before, but i was born ileptic. i use to have seizures when i was yung. my mother and father did not know what to do or how to handle it. they did he best th they could with what little thathey had. my mother told me, one day i walked into her and i td her that i wold not sick anymore. she said, why? i sa

we can't underestimate the power of beautiful art and muc to connt and touch people.st a painterr shakespeare was st a plwrig. could make the claim tat jesus was justa carpenter. thatould only make sense if we don't derstand the power o the individual t create a spiritual connection. and i think wh we really bin to understand michael in those ways, i think we'll get at the heart of what this fren's about. people are not downloadg and wahing youtube just beuse the media paying him attentn. there's something going on much deeper than that. and it would behoove us find ouway by payingost close attention to it >> professorrose, brown university, great to have you with us tonight and your insight on ts. thank you. >> my pleasure, ed >>> it wasn'tjust the sound, it was the sight of michael jackson, t the danng, the orytelling. it wasbout the video mark goodman, one of the original mtv veejays, j joins nextith hi thoughts on the gacy. it's next on"the ed show" on msnbc. hi, may i help youou? yeah, i'm looking for car insurance that isn't g to break the b b yore in the right

michael ckson had muc more of th sensitivity that, youknow, hihop is not looking to express. >> thank you, toure -- go ahea tricia, go aad quickly. >> i have pipe in qukly. e's no doubt thatipop is not looking to michael jackson, but hip-hop has aways femininity. mascinit and coorate main stremme hip-hop ha reduced the genre to that base simplicity. and think if hip-hop ioing to survive as a voice for a continued healthcounity, it'soing to haveto look to ckson or someone like him. >> toure andricia rose, iwant to thank you both. your insights ha been valuable to what we were watching inside the staples center tod. >>> comingup, we'll be back with more from los aeles. we will joine by congresswoman sheila jackson-le who spoke at today's memorial and has introduced a solution honoring michael jackson in the united states house of representativ representatives. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. >> the momenthat i wished i didn't liv to see come, buts much as i can say that and mn it, i do kw that god is good. and i don't -- i do know that as mu as we may feel, andwe do, that we n

thee isn't m muc land on m mmim beacach dd it's hily desirable to people ththat live roroad or ou ofhe state. in othehe parts of totown meme are goingg rr$50,000, whichch i an interesting ququeson, too.. you'rere lkiking athahat you can buy forr a m mlilion bucks o o $50,0,0 0 or $3$30,0 orveven $2$20,0 in south floridadais tremendodo. . >> jack, i r rember yrsrs agogo dog g road ip through m mmimi and famously, two r rea estatat agts told me, at the titime remember -- >> i remember -- >> prices are alwlws s hier in miamami. that was one trainin wreck you cod d e cining in souou florida. w what? w what? has it comeeown eenoh,h, do you think? i i there m mor tocome? i i there m mor tocome? no. i think itit wi dropnonoer 10 to 15% across sththororid llll. llll. the souththeaea arerea of miami beach, in particular, i is one f the momost desirable andd it's complelelyly built. it has some othe nicer ghghris at the southern tip. it's very desirable and pricess have maintained to a hheher gree. theyeyavaven seen the rapid prpric declinese have across the causewayvever in downtowown mimiam

. >> thanks so muc sues n. >> suzan: tell me about this c.i. deal. how importt was it tod, do you think, in continuing is overall potive tone that 've been seeing in stocks? >> oh, i think it was really important. c.i.t. hasbout a milon customers in ameri. and so fincing from c.i.t. is really important partularly as you said a moment ago to smaller businessesll across america. >> suzanne: not only the c.i.t. deal but beer than excted earnings were ao out ere again. they have been for the last week or so. helping to sort of set this ce tone for the maet. when you talk about earnings, yore not really talking aboutrofits beingetter th expected. you say we should focus on revenue. tell me why revenue is so important to this story right now. >> sure thing. i want to s both earngs and revens but paicularly revenu, saeltz revenues, very important he, because take the first quaer. ke last quarter. companies beaton earngs timates but their revenues fell short of wall street expectatio. how d do tt? how did they beat on earnings? unfortunately it was cutng by

not enoughr too muc >> right. which probab means he's doing it enough.but in an event wre working very cloly with him. i amworking very closely with my counterpart in mexico. other members of e cabinet a working closely th their counterparts. >> re: and what are youoing? >> it's a t of diffent things. opationally. for exple, we're moving and have med hundreds of agents to the southwestorder. we've moved canine teams and chnology. have instited southbound chks to see if we can impede the flow of cash a gs into these ug cartels. there are many othe things happening at many other different levelsn coordinati withur mexican cnterparts. but i'll tel you, i've worked this borr for a lg time. i mean, was the s. attorney ing back to993, th a.g., the governorf a border state and this is such a unique windo for us because the feral government of mexico is fully enengaged in this an so shame on us wre not ther as a full-fledged partner in part because the demand for these drugand the dage.... >>ose: comes from here. >> well, the demand comes fro here and the damage

tavis:hat was it about -- that kind ofesearch that hado muc money int? >> well, youere particiting in certain ratr big decisions. for exale one client was ford motor comny. and theyere looking if ideas on how they cld sell mor ford cars. so we did some very interesting research onow people felt like -- about fords versus chevys and plymoths. for exale, we showed people a picture of a car tt had just ben in an accident. but yououldn't seehat kind of car it was. wesked people, tell us the story about how ts happened. and if- if there were a wreck there, they re much more likely to say it was ford owner. in your own words, peopleended to think of fords as being drin by people who just loved power and they didn'think that cars were made vy ell. and we told them that if they wanted toell more fords to chy owners, they wou have to cover some of their concern and their concern were, that the cars were -- wen't really built terribly wl anderen't terribly safe. so then told them, how people decided what mad a car se or not safe. andou remember evybody says they w

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so all ofhese players are you know very muc invted in the idea of spe exploration right. >>you beyond the inrnational space station, hadwhen we talk about say japan, china and dia, what are their goals in space? wh do they want to go there? >>right. ll they're all kind of interting cases. china, for ample, theountry lagely pay attention to righ now ha a very sophisticated space program. they've now sent probes to the moon as hav japannd india. so tre's some rt of an asian kind of presence now in deep space eploration and chinaof course is the third nation after america, russia to have a man space progr so they're really playg the big leagues now. japan and india, also ha lunar space exploration lans. india has rectly announce that they're gog to have a man program, too. so and jan'sonsidering it. eure also is cnsidering it. so they're reay pushing io frontiers that wre onlyhe providencof united states d russia. how serious, do you think, china is to putting a persoon t? >> well tt's right, a good questio analysts deba this very serusly because the chinese have beenort of

cause we, you kn, leave the faucet on when we brush our teeth, ich hopefully wre not doing, but because muc our wer infrastructure is quite ol anso the proce of getting a glass of water from, you kno a reservoir toour home may waste anotheglass and a half or y waste a half a gla. th's water that we have to really consider not wasting anymor >> bonnie: you were up befe a senate commiee, and senator barrasso of wyomg was giving you pretty hard time on that. i also went on the intert and saw that he had gone on a conservative host's shoand agreed with e guy that there's no such thing as gbal warming. how do you en talk to ople whose views are so disrate from yours? w do you negotia with somebody with thosviews? >> lisa jackson: wel first, you nevestop talking to them, because i think part of at we ve to be ae to do for the americaneople as a whole is answer those kinds of critiques. it would be an understatemt to say that senatorbarrasso and i have a pretty stng sagreementand not only does he disagree with me,ut with thvast majority scientists. there quite a consensus t there that firs the cli

back then, it was -- there were so any revelation, that people didn't know muc about what had happen. frm the dawn of th c.i.a. an there ha been the slow tricklef revelations so maybe thers not as much to actually come o of one of these committees becauset's been dribbli out for eight years. so i think hey're going to wei that. gwen: asisay, pando's box, you're goi to be busy covering theninth year of the bush administration for some time to come. thanks, everody. we got to go. but the conversatn continues online. we'll ta your questions in our web exclusi washingt weekq&a. jo in by logging in at pborg/washingtonweek. keep up with daily development on the newshour wih jim lehrer on monday jim sits dn with president obaa and on wednesday, the preside holds a prime time news confence. before we go tonght, we want to send our cndolences. we've bee told there are may news reports onight that legendary bs newsm alter cronkite has passed way. we send ur condolences to those at cbs and tohe con cite famly. we will see you next wee on "washington week." goodight. wnload our weeklypodcast and

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we've had a ally much better, muc healthier few monthsin the summer. stimulated by a lot of the work that we've been doing on our brand. >> repter: their sales' pitch is recession-friendly, fix the crack in your wind screen early, they say, and you don't have to eplace the whole thing lat on. but those less adapted tohard timesaven't fared so wel the enomic output fell by near 3.8%. lot worse an economists had been pecting. the average estimateas -- but is still a bigmprovement on the first quarter of the year wch output fell 2.4%. the worst fige since 1958. ecomists werexpecting a better number tis qrter because business survey suggesting improving confidenc and sing orders. >> it may just that the ls betweethe improving surveys in t official data are takin a little bit longer, but concern mt be that there is a more fundamentaloss of momentum. i think whater scenario materializes, growth is going to be anemic anthe recovy is going toeairly bumpy so we're absolutely not through theorst ofthis. >> reporter: today's figure will maklife diffilt for the ch

noorecast but it loo beautil new york. >> thank you so muc monica. appreciate it. >>> we werealking about the president's polls slipng down to 56%. still pretty darned good by historical standards. to put things in perspective, gallup ran another poll, data about how longresidents held their honeymoon numbers which gallup consirs 55% or above, so the president i still in that phase. let' run it. this is sincejimmy carter jimmy carter held approval ratings of 55% or above foright months. ronaldeagan for eight months. bill cnton for one month. and bush43 for three months. the record held, dwight eisenhower for 41 mons. >> before th internet. >> yeah >> before cable tv. >> before cable television. >> before peopleike us came i and ruined everything. so many things blew upn president clinn in the first we. he had z baidon't ask/don'te, so many other things. >> it's an indication the total value and judgment on your presiden cannot be judged after four months clearly. carter was still -- was surprised to see carter was up there in the top when we looked b

. >> steve nlitesma anb a cc, tha you very muc ch. inr a quick f neramaou o ar toinpiis of o topics this week on "meet the press" i will be joined by the president's top economic adviser, larry summers, this sunday on "meet the press" here on nbc. >>> veteran democratic senator chris dodd of connecticut announced today he has early stage prostate cancer and will have surgery in early august. he said he expects a fast and full recovery and said the diagnosis won't stop him from running for re-election next year. dodd has been playing a key role in the democrats' efforts on health care reform stepping in for his friend ted kennedy battling a brain tumor. >>> there is word from manila tonight that the former president of the philippines, corazon aquino has died. she s a housewife who brought down a dictator, ferdinand marcos. aquino was suffering from colon cancer. she was 76. >>> when "nightly news" continues on this friday evening, what could be a key development in the race to make an effective swine flu vaccine. unds of war.ver from

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he wantetetoto hl the world througugh s s muc, and in a small way y s suceded.be more than just a m memiaiafor chchaejackson, but a rememembncnctruly of what he means to us, bececsese a around us arere pplplof different cultures, different t liligis, different nationonititie and yet the mumusiofofichael jackson brings us together, , t t on hehe, but around the worldld. the famimilyasas aowed me to close this memorial wiwith prayay a and'm going to ask that would you just catatchhehe hd of the persononexext you, whether your this auditorium m or watchihi b by levision wherever yomight be, in solidarity anand remembrance of w whamimiael jackson's s sisic uly has done fous and what the man means s in ththislace. if youou a s so clined, will you bow your heads and letet'srara r heavenly father, we thanank u this day for the mememy y of michael jajasoson at means so much t to e everight now. thank you for the gift o of sisi thth h he ve us. thank k u u fothe man that he was and for r atat hsought to do with hisis le.e. we pray, fatatr,r, tt you will ju r remd us that

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. >> thank you very muc much, and. and now we will hear from judge sotomayor, mr. scott marker i know that your daughter was a passenger on that flight and i know that it is likely difficult for you to speak publicly about these issues, but on behalf of the families i believe that all of you wanted an opportunity to do that, and i'm please to give you that opportunity, and our thoughts and cities are with you and the family's. >> thank you, and bear with me. >> on behalf of the families of flight 3407, we would like to thank you, chairman gordon, and breaking senator dement, and all the other subcommittee members of aviation for the opportunity to speak to you today. my name is scott maurer and you heard my daughter lorin maurer was a passenger on flight 3407. tomorrow at 10:17 it will be 18 weeks into our lives were changed forever. the minutes, hours, days and weeks that have passed since this tragedy has been an unbelievable nightmare for all of us. it's a pain that you will never know, and certainly one we hope no one else will face. we believe very strongly th

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as muc of it as possible be motherou come into say was time to go to the recorng studio. you'remy brother. i can spot you anywhere gardless of your make-up. i know your walk, i know your body langge and those shoes did not help. michael wore th same shoes wherever we went. but i guess thatas his way of trying to experiencehat we takeor granted. we will never, never understand what he ended. not being able to walk acro the reet without a crowd gathering around him. being judged, ridiculed, how much pain c one take? maybe now, michael, theyill leave you alon michael was the voice of our angelic trumpets and he will continue t be that angelic ice in heaven, nearest to our creator and awaiting us when our day comes to pass. michl, i love you. i will ms when we said our good-byes. i would hug you and say, "i ve you,"and your response was, "i love youmore." you know the lord has a purpose for everything. and somemes we just can't see it or understand it, but it will be made clear uto when reach that ultimate, ultimate reward of g in his presence. and michael, you're the. you're

michael isoff is an msnbc contributor and he been reporting on muc of this.haeirst of all, howig pped have members of congres and intelgence sourceseen on this is this? >> fairly tight lipped. we know it was apost-september th program that presumably related then tocounterterrorism operions, but there sems to be a dispute as to whether i was quot fully opional. what we're told is that it was on again, offagain. there was discussio about it. it's not clear whether it was put fully into effect. part of thequestis that arose about -- ts gray area. the sculationstohat this program may he been almost overshaws the potical signicance. the we he president obama sentially siding with the cia in how much informatio they must ge up congress, right? >> i thk that's the most significanpart o this, at least until we know what this program is. that's the most significant part of it. there has been this debate for s, particularly under t sh era, about how adequate congressional oversight is, how ch was being disclosed to the intelligence committees. much of the briefings on

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thank you so muc >> sohere he is. he's been backed into making a very hawkish remark about climbing the mountain nflict and they see him as their hero. >> crlie: what's amazing about this too, if this happen did mebody tell you this happens. they take a document and they rewrite . >> of course. >> charlie: th take out everything and change the meaning sot means if it's black it's now wte. >> y. there wa an incent in the uk when tony blair needed the votes of the british parament to go to war and he trumpetted so at france could use it within minutes. now it turned out this dossier in the e consisted of hythetical arguments, evidence that had sort of alifications, idence that was only from one source, nothi verified. and l of the civil servants who haveworked on thedocument, they re pressurized into taking out all of the qualifications in sa of saying well it might be possible tt ddam could launch missiles within 4 minutes. antime in the cia when they re under pressureo come up with evidence, they cover themselves by p

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and the fixation of many of muc of the maitream isort of the flip sidof the negive sties that they run on black kids all the time. >> charlie: why do you thin at is. what iit you think th majority of the prs, what's the why for wha you say is the reality. >> because i think part of that is that, you know, that's the easy sto to write. partf that fits right i with the stereypes. and gives a reporter -- then you don't haveo engage at's wrong in ts society. you don't have to engage the urgent need for change. the presidt talked about that for the fit twothirds or thre quarters of th speech. healked about the structura inualities in our society and need to enge em and diantel them. anfor us to take responsibility f ourselves and our childr. all of which isvery true, all ofhich is very good but that wasn't the main sty last night. >> charlie: so is there, i mean did you ce away with this that he has a deepcommitment to keep race at the forefrontf change? >> what we ce away with is he s a to keep cnge at the forefrt of his work and change the forefront of what the congress aten to do. what h

even stream muc and photos from your computer to your tv. it's just $79.99 a month for six months. our best price of the year. don't wait. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v >>> we've got some special guests around the water cooler today. these guys are known as the compliment guys. >> cameron brown and brett web scott. they are on a tour of ten cities around america handing out come employments to people from purdue university. thank you for joining us. >> i love your pinstripes too, guys. >> thank you. >> see how that made us both smile. >> did it start -- what made you do this? you did it on campus. >> just one random wednesday we wanted to do something nice. we had flyers painted on the ground because everybody looks down. >> but why? >> because we noticed people were looking down and we didn't know if it was in the middle of indiana or a bad test or rain day and we noticed people weren't smiling and communicating and we wanted to go out there and break the mold and have people smile at each other and be comfortable around each other.

why this st-start agreement is so important and i'm hopeful that we can rece ouruclear arsenals bas muca trd an hopefully,can move even beyondhat in subsequent agreements and treies. the critical issue that president medvedev identified is the fact that we areing a pace of potential proliferation that proliferation that we have not seen in quite some time. and he mentioned twopefic areas. the middle east, the is deep concern about iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons capability. notimply becauseof one country wanting nuclear weapons, but the fact that if iran obtained nuclear apons, it is an almost -- it is alst certthat other countes in the region would then decide to pursue their own programs and we would then see a nuclea ar race in pes t most volatile part of the world. in the korean pinsula, we've already seor korealout its own commments and international obligatis in pursuit of nuclea weaps. and i all of the ses, as u see more proliferation of nuclear weapons, the possibility isot only of state actors targing populations with nuclear weons, but the possily that those nuclear,s could

it's a muc bigge issue than that. is whher, in the name of national seurity, well tentioned people can be allowed to g f on their own and engage in all sorts of internional or maybe even domestic aities th turn outo have very bad nsequences. >> hmm. should they be able to proceed unexamined? and of course, the founders of our constitution, an repeated peleho have looke at this over the years, a church committee in the 70s, whose results, by the w, have been ignod and eaded and just violated sce then. should thi on? and of course it shouldnot, for the sa ofhe safety of the american people. >> and the final question,hat happens now? do you think we nd some sort of commission to investite? >> yes. as i said there was this major commissionn the 70s, under senator frank church when it came out that there were assassinations andemote llings and spyingn americans and and behold,hat may not have ended. and the results, the recommdations of tat committee were ignore evaded, violed. it's time to undertake, i think, a major such

>> i'm not sure h thinks muc about things like at. i think knowing fitzgerald, he's pretty focussed guy. he's probably singularly focued r now on making sure his -- the blagojevich gets convictedin the upcomi trial. slipping a f more witnesses. the are a lot of, you know, shoes to drop in that investigatn. things that ha yet to come out. i would remind you tt, you know, one key witness against blagojevich as the coconspirato named to resco, close sociate of barack ama's. we have yet to learn exactly what he has told the feds. there'going to be lot of continued interest in at investigation. >> a we're going to stay on it we'll be back withugene robion and michael isikoff. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. welme to the now network.k. pulation 49 million. right n n 1.5 million people are on a cfference call. 50,000 wish theheren't. - ( p phones chping ) - cconstructn workers are mg 244,000 ntel direct connect calls. 1 million people are responding to an email. - 151 accidentalally hit "reply all.l." - ( foghorn blblows ) thth hap

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you started to maybe -- [ laughter ] maybe drink a little too muc >> jimmy: i was resting my eyes therer ] >> and it was a -- it was very hot night, i remember that. and we have a photo of that, i think. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. this is -- an >> d erre>mbme one momt mb that was so shocking, a lot of the people reacted very, very strongly to it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. who's the girl in the green dress? >> that's your wife, nancy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. i really was drunk. >> you were really, really out of it, but what they were looking at, was this -- i can't even -- [ laughter ] i hope you're throwing up. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> that's the best thing that's happened there. and then the party is over and it kind of got back to normal and things -- people seemed to -- [ laughter ] -- have a nice chat. >> jimmy: okay. i think -- it now it's coming all together. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i remember now, because i remember marty's shoes. [ laughter ] so yeah, we went out after that, the night was getting started. >> yeah, really? >> jimmy: yeah, we went out w