juan williams, you heard what professor ogle tree says we both know and deeply respect the professor. i heard you suggest that this was not a case of racial profiling and you were very scornful of not only the president but professor gates as well because of his over reaction. wasn't there enough over reaction to go around? >> i think there's lots of over reaction. i don't think it's a case of racial profiling where the neighbors were the ones it's not a matter of driving while black or being stopped on a street corner because you are black. this is the police being called in a good neighborhood were called because it was being broken into. neighbors looking out for neighbors here. you would want someone to respond. i would want someone to respond if there was such a call in my neighborhood. >> let me get the response. >> the reality is as you hear the breaking news tonight geraldo i am sure juan and governor and ann coulter has heard as well the caller said she never mentioned race at all. that was not anything she aid on the 911 tape we are eager to hear. >> we are eager to hear tha

>> 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 haveone ay. the companies,well, we don't expect a least, that is good. they are going to lead us out of the doll drum >> goldman sachs saying they expect a recery in hardware. you got a trade on ibm. what i it? >>ui correction here, first the right time, it was e aust puts not july. going intoearnings, fiown stock, andi participated in this rally, sticking to the trade i recommended. fothe last three months, i like it the july 95 put, 70 cents, i am cap, i wantto finance t offer out that july strike called, 60 sent, bung protection. down 5%, get called away roughly up 5%. e thing i want to stress about ibm, the last five years, two quarte

. >> paul: we're been hearing with the ogle-microsoft competitn. how do you feeit's moving out? >> t competition fro google in 2010 going to intensify with t operating systems google said they'll intruce in th mart. >> pau and tomorrow amaz reports results and tay it bought onle zappos for $850 million. what'sour take on tha deal. >> amazon has increed the number of products t their site d it will me an interestg addition especially if weee consumer incomes rise. >> paul: any oer particular names you like now and why in the tech sector? >> certainly, are we spect to tech names, crisco we think is well positioned and we see them asattractivelyval you'd wit smart ones and resrch in motion opposed to ale or palm provides a bter risk tradeoff for inveors. ? cs the symbol onasdaq and go ahead, david. >> yes, and then last but not least we tnk yahoo as we start to see a display recoving in the second half of the year looks attractive andith regard to yahoohey may have a trans, with microsoft. >> pau do you own any of the stocks weentioned here? >> certainly. we own microsoft as well a

two out of every three onlin searches, paulare done on ogle. >> paul: google ares closed up $4.43 to $442.62. buafter hours, they were down almost 3%. now let'take a look at some stocks in the news tonight >> susie: it looksike china's efforts to stimulatets economy are working. said today growth accelerat about 8% in the cond quarter. the auto industris a big beneficiary of china's stilus spending and automakers exct to post record sales this ye. as nick mack reports, chinese investors aren't the oy ones benefiting from the bo. >> reporr: company boss yin mingshanot a shot in the arm just before the nancial meltdown, selling 13.5% of his motorbike touto manufauring lifan group to none other than a.i.g.or a cool $90 million. then, as a consequen of a.i.g.'s bail-out, themerican taxpayerbecame, effectively, this chinese cmakers second rgest shareholder, after him now with china's stimus measures bearing fruit, a bullish mr. yin is throting up prodtion. and he expects morus strategic investments to folw. >> ( translated ): i think that after experienng this financial crisisespecially t

we can't pay so much attention to the expection for a move in ogle, 7%. inted ibm, the fact that expectations othe move from rnings are muted. it is probably good. they are likely to lead us out of the space. intel has gotten supp chain problems fured out. people drang down chip inventories, buying lot from intel, was a pblem earlier in thcycle. it seems to haveone away. those companies, well, we don't pect a big move from them at leas tt is good. th are going to lead us out of the doldrums. >> goldman sachs sayinthey expect a recovery in hdware. they like the hier growth names. you got a trade on ibm. what is it? >>uick correction here, rst the right me, it was the august puts not july. going into earnings, if i own stock, and i particitein thisally, sticking to the trade i recommended. fothe last three months, i likehe callers. i'm oking at the july 95 t, off 70 cents, am cheap, wt to financet. the offer out that jy strike called, 60 cents, buying prection. down 5%,et called away, roughly up 5%. i'm paying a dime for it. one thini want to stress about i

>> those were the words that charles ogle tree y50d. that's what he said. >> he's got to defend his client. >> the exchange was so remarkable to me was that obama decided to engage in the question in a very animated way, but then when i realized that he knew professor gates, he lived in -- >> called him skip. >> this was extraordinary -- >> may i say something about that? the one thing that made me uncomfortable with gates himself, if there's any truth to what the police reported, is when he said, according to the police report, do you know who i am? anytime you sit there and echo those words or put those words out there like that, that implies, you know what? i have a relationship with powers that be with influential figures that ultimately can lead to your demise. i don't know if it is wise for anybody, particularly anybody of african-american descent, to be uttering such words like that, because that can come back to bite you. >> you know who you're messing with? according to the police report, again we're dealing with this. what do

ogle is an advertising compa company. amazonas reported today as a retailer. it's thesame story as we've se all across these earnings reports. if the economy is sluggish, revenue isoing to be down everything as mr. lytleeven sa is dependent upo the cro economic situation forhe cotry. >> suzanne: have to leave it there. thk you for joining us, scott. new york bureau chief scott gurvey. >> paul: ahead of those microsoft results, scks llied sharply, thanks to a threpeat for existing home sales. ju sales of previously owned homes rose.6%, their third straight monthlydvance. and for the rst time in mont, it's not just foreclosures tt are selling. as we continue our "reving the economy" coverag stephanie dhue reports, stabilization may have final come to the housing market. >> rorter: lower home prices, low interest rates, anthe first-time homebuyer tax cret werehe spark for buyers. and they weren't just bung rts. only a third were reclosures or sho sales, where nearly half we at the beginning of thyear. national assiation of realtors economist lawrenceun says that'

. >> yaho and microsoft the scale necessary to compete against ogle, which dominates re than 70% of all search. >> reporter: yah and microsoft have been dancg around the idea of combining foes for nearly three years that dance included a hoile takeover bid for hoo! by crosoft. under the terms of tay's ten year deal, microsoft wilsupply the search thnology used on yahoo! while yahoo! will handle sale to advertisers the companies ll share ad revenue. yahoo! says the parership willave operating expenses and increase sales. but investors punished i stock, ty're disappointed microsoft isn't payi money up front or buying any yao! shares. standard a poor's scott ssler says it looks as if yahoo! simply decided to give up on search. >> over time it might end up being a very, ry good deal for yahoo! but if you look at the termand what they did and did not include, it reallyuggest to us that yahoo! probably could ha, and perhaps should have done better than thedid. reporter: microsoft and yahoo! expect rulators to lo closely at the agreement but ey don't expect any anti- trust oblems. commenting o

but there's no shortage of people ogling you around this place either. >> i'm all aware of this? it off for you. >> it's everything i can do to keep the women away. >> they were screaming in this picture. he made his first appearance in the newsroom and all the girls were like jeremy, he's here finally! >> and there's donna ogling me from behind. >> we'll be right back. >> now to a story that's nearly too horrific to believe. it comes from a suburb of chicago. >> it's where a cemetery manager and three grave diggers were arrested yesterday. coverage from chicago's abc 7. >> hundreds of families descend on the cemetery desperate for information. they want to know if their relatives were in the graves that were dug up to make room for new bodies. the number of bodies affected is now estimated at as many as 300. >> four cemetery employees have been charged and authorities say there may be more arrests. ben bradley has been following the story since it broke yesterday. he joins us live tonight. railroad kathy shs since this news broke more than 2,000 people have contacted the cook co

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charles ogle tree, one of president obama's law school professors spoke. this lasts about an hour and 10 minutes. >> good evening, welcome to our festival. i represent atlantic media, proud to be a co-spon or of this event. we have a great and multitudes now panel with us tonight. we ended up in the brady bunch size range at one point today it looked like we were heading more to the neighborhood of "jon and kate plus eight" but we managed to stop at a more manageable number. i want to introduce everybody real quick and then kind of give you a sense of what we're going to talk about tonight, kind of an order of battle, and then plunge in. on my far right, fred worth himmer, founder of democracy 21 and long manufacture time president of common cause. beside him, professor choorls ogle tree, whose students have included one barack obama, who we've heard more of since. margaret carlson is a columnist at bloomberg news. linda worthheimer, senior correspondent at npr and long-time host of "all things considered." david brooks is a columnist for "the new york tim

charles ogle treat founded the charles hamilton houston institute at harvard. he is a harvard law school graduate, and polished his techniques as a public defender in washington d.c. and went up to the leadership. he has written a number of books and appeared on television lots and lots of times. he is interested in, among other things, interested in the last confirmation hearings we have for the supreme court. he was involved in the confirmation of clarence thomas. this is a very distinguished group of people we have to talk to. they have to do with crime. what do you think the justice system does right? >> we have a strong right to trial. if you have a good selected jury, it is a strong assurance to the defendant that it can be heard in an appropriate matter. there have been a lot of cases where there is an african- american on trial and the court has dealt well with that and tried to prevent it from happening. criminal defendants who were convicted in our country have an opportunity to appeal if convicted through the state court system and have a right for a

he is coveted by teams around the world, and ogled -- not ogled, appreciated by women everywhere. he's with us live. we're going to chat with becks. good for him. >> that's an armani ad campaign? >> i have no idea. >> the picture of him lounging. >> it was underwear, wasn't it? >> anyway, dr. nancy is going to join us with important health advice for anyone taking more than one prescription drug. >> important stuff. let's begin with the death of little caylee anthony. it was exactly one year ago today that the mystery began to unfold. nbc's kerry sanders has been covering the case from the very beginning. kerry, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, meredith. it was a grandmother's frantic 911 call one year ago today that set off one of the fiercest death penalty battles in memory. casey anthony is charged with killing her daughter caylee. she main hins her innocence. a trial date is still a year away and the investigation so far has cost more than a million dollars. it was the missing child case that's become a legal dog fight. the outcome far from clear. but from the m

he had another ogle the was a lutheran minister who was imprisoned numerous times, they don't even mention his name, they just a he is in jail again for speaking out in sermons or other situations against the nazis. on the second to visit to the dominican republic in 1937 speech to try to have his wife and child born six months after they're married, sent over there so they can leave germany, but the german government by this time already controlled currency is so that they would not allow hard currency to buy tickets to leave. and he for a while was not going to come back, separating from his wife but he loved his wife and child so ultimately he was persuaded to go back, but just for added insurance he did not want to serve. he saw a were coming in did not want to serve in the military, he took out presidency and the dominican republic, was admitted as a residence not citizen of the republic. he used the this and his mother's italian citizenship to confuse the nazi construction. 39, 40 and 41 he avoided conscription. he knew that wasn't going to work for ever and he complained to his frie

microst moves closer to its goal of challenging google'sominance as the internet sear engine of choic ogleurrently handles 67% the world's intert searches, while microft and yahoo have just 11%f the market beween them. under the partnersp, microsoft wilnot pay anything to yahoo upfront. but yoo will get to keep 88% of the revenue from all seach adales on its site for the first 5 years. today's long-sout deal means microsoft's newly uraded search engine calledbing" will power hoo searches. as a result,ing will be able reach the second-biggest sech engine audience on the internet. st last year, microsoft made $47 billiobid to buy yahoo outright, but the offeras refused. yahoo is now valued at $ billion. also lasyear, google tried to buy yahoo, buthe u.s. justice partment ruled that combination would control o much of the search enge marketand violate federal anti-trust laws. google issued a measured response to today's ws. br rebogshiat g, tomtition brings abo great things for users. we're intested to learn more about the deal." wall reet was leery of the new partnership. >> yahoo is going s

danger but i knew, too, that as soon as my friends could get to jail, starting with professor charles ogle tree, my friend and lawyer, that eventually i would be okay. but what it made me realize was how vulnerable all black men are, how vulnerable all people of color are and all poor people to capricious forces like a rogue policeman. this man clearly was a rogue policeman. >> police report said he described you as behaving in a tumultuous man person. >> look how tumultuous i am. i'm 5'7", i weigh 150 pounds. my tumultuous, outragest action, tom, was to demand he give me his name and his badge number. soledad, why? because if i had stepped out on the porch -- it is important for all people to know this about the police. if i had stepped outside of my house, he couldn't come in my house legally without a warrant. he couldn't arrest me without a warrant. had i stepped outside he would have slapped handcuffs on me for being under suspicion of breaking and entering because he was responding to a profile. two black men with backpacks were breaking and entering into my home. when he see me he j

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. >> race and the american criminal justice system, with sandra day o'connor and charles ogle tree, that is saturday. >> now we have a look at health care legislation from house republicans. they say it will not passive speaker nancy pelosi bypasses the commerce committee and brings it to the floor. the group, including the ranking member of the commerce committee, talked about the republican proposal. this is 40 minutes. inutes. >> welcome. i am congressman joe barton from texas, the ranking member on the primary committee for healthcare jurisdiction in the house. we sure that jurisdiction with the ways and means committee and the education and work force committee. i think everybody knows that this was the week that the energy and commerce committee was supposed to mark up the president's health care bill. i think everybody knows that this is the week that was at. that did not happen. there are rumors that is not going to happen next week, that the speaker is going to take the bill away from chairman waxman and bring in directly to the floor. i predict that if that happens, that the bi

ogle walter was a sardonic but sentimental title, so people who grew up turning to him for readings of the american mind and mood might find they have lost more than an acquaintance or an abiding avuncular presence in their lives, even though he had retired for three decades when he died yesterday at 92. charlie, go ahead. caller: this is laughable. after watching a walter cronkite report on the vietnam war, reagan called richard nixon and said, "if he had done this during world war two, he would have been arrested and charged with treason." what is with your treason? you caused us to lose the bid now more -- vietnam war. you did all you could do to cause us to lose in iraq, and the only reason you failed is because we had an alternative media. when harry reid but the trees in this statement that the surge has failed and the war is lost, he was attacked by the right- wing media. there was no counter to walter cronkite's treason in 1968. that is the difference between then and now. when he lied about the '68 tet offensive, there was no counter voice. he got away with lies and caused us

charles ogle three joined journalist david brooks, margaret carlson and others. this last just over an hour. >> all right. good evening. and welcome to obama and the challenge of expectations, a look at the president's first six months. i am the political director for atlantic media, which is proud to be a co-sponsor of this event this week with the aspen institute's. and we have a great and multitudinous panel with us tonight. we ended up in the brady bunch size range. at one point today it looks like we were heading more toward the neighborhood of john and kate, plus 8, but we stopped at a more manageable number. i want to introduce everybody real quick and give you a sense of what we're going to talk about, the order of battle, and plunge in. on my floor right, the longtime president of common cause. beside him, professor charles ogletree of harvard law school, whose students have included 1 barack obama whom we have heard of since. margaret carlson is the editor of bloomberg news. our senior national corresponded at npr and a longtime host of "all things cons

my problem is that without looking at a particular issue and considering the cert briefs ogle, the discussion of potential colleagues as two reasons why a particular issue should or should not be considered -- >> well i can tell your not going to answer. let me move on. on a woman's right to choose circuit judge luttig in the case of richmond medical center said that casey versus planned parenthood was superstar decisis. do you agree with judge luttig? >> i don't use the word super. i don't know how to take that word. all precedent of the court is entitled to the respect of the doctrine of the story decisis. >> do you think that roe versus wade has added weight on stare decisis to protect a woman's right to choose by virtue of casey versus planned parenthood has judge luttig said? >> that is one of the factors i believe courts have used to consider the issue of whether or not a new direction should be taken in the law. there is a variety of different factors the court use is not just one. >> that is one that would give extra weight. how about the fact the supreme court of the united states ha

bookstore, connie was out with the girls and i said you're not going to believe this but they have a first ogled, cavan in there. and this is again totally first of all the points are here. look at the shape of this 1852. we go through a number of the bibliographies and a point by point, but trust me, this is a first printing of all gold tom's cabin in remarkably good shape. and then these 3i like because when i was researching "a gentle madness" i love to write and do my research from books that i own. i am a devout user of libraries. i have 12 library cards which i use all over the place and i borough burks and return them but when i see books i want i feel i have to have them so now is writing "a gentle madness" it became important for me to on the books and is using to build up my bibliography so iran across was known as the bollea graphical want -- the person who actually coined the word of bibliomania. this is a book that is a three volume, i don't know what the limitation is. probably a couple hundred copies. 1817, the biographical the camera on, pleasant discourse the manuscript and subj

amol conversations and ogle conversations >> the committee will come to order. after consultation with my friend and colleague from alabama we are going to do is i am going to -- we have two items to deal with, obviously the hearing this morning dealing with systemic risk but we also have to go into executive concession to consider in the original bill entitled public transportation extension act of 2009 and we believe 12 members here to actually vote out this bill but i think what we will do is i'm going to have a brief set of remarks about that bill, very brief. senator shelby will make brief comments about it and as soon as we get the 12th member to show up we will have a voice vote on that bill but in the absence we will go for work actively with the hearing so we are not wasting time and having people wait around until the 12th member shows up. we are getting close here three, four, five, six, seven. we will be considering as i mentioned here to public transportation extension act of 2009. this is a bill that authorized, been authorized under the safe accou

amol conversations and ogle conversations >> the committee will come to order. after consultation with my friend and colleague from alabama we are going to do is i am going to -- we have two items to deal with, obviously the hearing this morning dealing with systemic risk but we also have to go into executive concession to consider in the original bill entitled public transportation extension act of 2009 and we believe 12 members here to actually vote out this bill but i think what we will do is i'm going to have a brief set of remarks about that bill, very brief. senator shelby will make brief comments about it and as soon as we get the 12th member to show up we will have a voice vote on that bill but in the absence we will go for work actively with the hearing so we are not wasting time and having people wait around until the 12th member shows up. we are getting close here three, four, five, six, seven. we will be considering as i mentioned here to public transportation extension act of 2009. this is a bill that authorized, been authorized under the safe accou