let's back up to osborn and see what the court did. the district attorney's office verses osborn is a case that involved gristly, terrible criminal facts. it brittle attack on a woman, a rape and assault that left her for dead. she recovered, the perpetrators were tried and convicted and served out their sentence. in the meantime, having clients to certain dna testing in the previous challenges, the osborn -- one of the defendants brings a 1983 action, saying, i want to test for dna now, and i am inserting due process, even though i am not in direct appeal but a post-conviction circumstance. the court held 5-4 in an opinion by chief justice roberts that there is no right for a proposed conviction challenge, even with an assertion that the test might prove innocence. in an interesting concurrence, justice alito says that the opinion did not go far enough. it is more narrow than some of the college to make a more incremental decision. they would have gone further and said habeas is an exclusive vehicle for challenging innocence or seekin

i'm pleased to have frances osborn here. >> thank you. >> charlie: why this book? >> why this book?his book. >> imagine being 13, made you imagine to be femalea 13 year old girl you open the newspapers one sunday morning, there, the top of the newspapers is picture of woman standing in a 1920s outfit in africa, between a pair of elephant tusks. underneath is written the headline "aristocrats, alcohol and adultery" a serializati,n about the murder of, a british earl back in the 19 -- second world war. and this man, errol was the third of her five husbands. it described this woman who welcomed her guests as she lay naked in the bath, served them cocktails in her bathroom. fed them a four-course french meal in her farmhouse high up in the african mountains then after dinner made them play games to see who was going to end up in bed with whom that night. >> charlie: a bit of wife swapping as we would say. >> yeah. or even more wife swapping sounds, organized games. she was called the high priestess of these ceremonies, i was 13, my sister was 11. my streets tore wanted to read her. i to

the woman's starring in the show, she had that fight with sharon osborn. remember, sharon osborn pulled out her weave? we did it on "kelly's court." i said that it was unbelievable. here she is. she is the one that had the fight with sharon osborn, the ones starring in the series, and at this point in the series she is seriously considering this guy, ryan, who has suddenly had his profile taken down from the vh1 web site. bill: 26 minutes after the hour, there is a piece of tape i would like to see again -- that "kelly's court." megyn: unbe-weave-able? [laughter] bill: hear a harsh prediction on federal spending from warren buffett. megyn: it looks like all-out war inside of the democratic party after president obama sends mixed signals on whether or not he will assist in the government run insurance option. truth? of lies'? video tape, right after the break. ñÑcócócó bill: 9:31, watching the big board, stocks are selling to day like yesterday, down at the open, we have been trading for like 60 seconds, literally. the billionaire businessman, warren buffet

osborne did not like one of the contestants. >> one of you is enough. >> your husband, because you haveed to do -- wash your husband's [beep] >> excuse me. i'm sorry. >> like professional -- [cheers and applause] >> when you [beep] with me, i don't give a [beep]. the internet is now being taken over by animals. >> you are too funny. >> ♪ who let the dogs out who let the dogs out? ♪ bill: do not, i repeat, do not mess rooped with our pal kathie lee giffered. >> get in there. oh. oh. >> who are we thinking about? >> i don't want to talk about it. bill: my motto is never give a woman a stick. remember fox news anchor megyn kelly criticizing brit knee spears that was out of line, prompting ms. spears to reapply. megyn: love me, hate me, all of the boys and girls are begging to, and then she says if you seek amy. doesn't make any sense, does it? it's not supposed to. if you say it quickly with no space in between the letters, it basically spells out the f word and then me. >> if you seek amy. >> doesn't make any sense, does it? bill: we believe that is supposed to be megyn. some folks are no

let's back up to osborn and see what the court did. district attorney's office verses osborn is a case that involved gristly, terrible criminal facts. it brittle attack on a woman, a rape and assault that left her for dead. she recovered, the perpetrators were tried and convicted and served out their sentence. in the meantime, having clients to certain dna testing in the previous challenges, the osborn -- one of the defendants brings a 1983 action, saying, i want to test for dna now, and i am inserting due process, even though i am not in direct appeal but a post-conviction circumstance. the court held 5-4 in an opinion by chief justice roberts that there is no right for a proposed conviction challenge, even with an assertion that the test might prove innocence. in an interesting concurrence, justice alito says that the opinion did not go far enough. it is more narrow than some of the college to make a more incremental decision. they would have gone further and said habeas is an exclusive vehicle for challenging innocence or seeking dn

kelly osborn will give ago this round as well as mark dicasts coast. -- decascos. a couple of models will show off their moves and finally, former house majority leader, tom deleverage is dance moves follow his political persuasion, he is not likely to show up with two left feet. -- tom delay. >> i was shocked by that one. the olympians always do well. we will have to see what happens. we love that show. >> it is fun. >> you love it. don't play it down. there is a lot going on in the tropics. it is high gear but down there -- but >> we will hope -- focus on the hav crao onge air od c code orange today. take a look at our networket and look at bsdetrkhea, it e atlofd and the and we go to partly and mostly sunny skies where it is hot and muggy out there, 85 degrees right now. 90 degrees in martinsburg, right now. it is continuing to be a warm afternoon. we're looking for highs in the mid-90's. there is a pocket of cool air well off to the west, in helena, montana. denver is that 63. one front will come through mid- week grace secondary system by the end of the week s

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donny osmond and kelly osborn, michael irvin, and others will be involved in the new season. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, health care protests heat up in arizona desert. we will tell you why one man decided to carry and assault weapon among the protesters. >> popular magazine prepares to file for bankruptcy. all that is coming up at 6:00. >> let's check in with downhill in the weather center. -- let's check in with doug hill in the weather center. >> hurricane i blalmy turn into rrmar humaicane over the weekend. thisis r the camera out in bethesda. watch the bottom of the screen. things will be chaninuqi en g t s it it is t . -- is of lelitt bit muggy. here is the latest on bill. it is a hurrica -- is category one hurricane. youy ncede the projections that will turn into a category two roghr tonit or tor aoro powerful hurricane -- a powerful one will pass through tomorrow mornng. it is impossible to extrapolate the track. it is close enough that to stay on this thing to see where it will wind up. we will do that for you. let's go to the graphics. we have an ideal set up with a dry air

mike osborne and i continued to correspond by phone and e-mail. mike described how he had been in contact with the central identification laboratory, hounding them to search for his father's wreck. for 20 years he'd poured through records and maps and knew with certainty that airplane was somewhere within a 20-mile circle. in december 1999, 18 months after my father's wreck had been found, i was looking back through the photos and notes sent to me from new guinea by fred and richard. i saw a footnote on the report they had sent to the center of identification library that said "found what appears to be a l-4". a l-4? wasn't that the kind of plane that mike's father had disappeared in? i raced to the phone and tried to call him. after many frantic attempts, i got ahold of him and gave him the news. he immediately contacted johnny webb and set into motion the very process for his father in february 2000, mike called to say he'd been notified by the central identification laboratory known as phil. but the site had been located within that 20-mile cir

. >> delay's competition includes kelly osborn, singer macy gray and model kathy ireland. it is must-see tv. the congressman is going to be here tomorrow night to tell us about it. >>> if that is not weird enough for you, turn to the brits and just-released info about some close encounters. >> detailing hundreds of ufo sightings reported to britain's defense ministry are being released online. >> the release of more than 4,000 pages of documents related to ufo sightings reveal no fewer than 800. 800 alleged encounters over the last 20 years. >> 1996 was the bumper alien year. 609 sightings, up fivefold from the year before. 1996 was also the year the tv show "x files" was at its peak. that same year, will smith battled aliens in "independence day." coincidence? interesting that defense officials admit that a tiny percentage, 1% defy explanation. that doesn't mean they believe that they're aliens. it's just that they're unidentified. >> we're going to have more on that story coming up as well. >>> get ready folks. this weekend's top movie, "the low budget sleeper" hits dist

mike osborne and i continued to correspond by phone and e-mail.mike described how he had been in contact with the central identification laboratory, hounding them to search for his father's wreck. for 20 years he'd poured through records and maps and knew with certainty that airplane was somewhere within a 20-mile circle. in december 1999, 18 months after my father's wreck had been found, i was looking back through the photos and notes sent to me from new guinea by fred and richard. i saw a footnote on the report they had sent to the center of identification library that said "found what appears to be a l-4". a l-4? wasn't that the kind of plane that mike's father had disappeared in? i raced to the phone and tried to call him. after many frantic attempts, i got ahold of him and gave him the news. he immediately contacted johnny webb and set into motion the very process for his father in february 2000, mike called to say he'd been notified by the central identification laboratory known as phil. but the site had been located within that 20-mile circ

ran the united states house of representatives will now share the stage with erin carter and kelly osborns two-step, polka, waltz. >> the excitement of the idea over delay doing the meringue ai that the light footed pat buchanan had been approached to dance with the stars. >> i don't think this is a good idea. i'm not in that good of a shape right now. i wouldn't council the hammer, don't do this. do not do this. >>> and the number one story of the week -- cosmic questions about health care. >> on what planet do you spend most of your time? >> early in the week the white house seemed open to altering his plan. >> that is not the essential element. >> reporter: then after drawing heavy fire from democrats, the white house spent the rest of the week trying to convince everyone that on second thought it would not alter its plan. >> i think i answered this like 12 times. i'll go slow. no president believes we should have -- >> white house chief of staff ron emanuel calmed the national mood by reading to young children and telling them jokes about bare knuckle chicago politics. >> he ran to th

time, some economists had accused him of being over optimistic in his forecasts, appointed by george osborn. >> mr. chancellor knows the growth forecast to get us in the budget last week that predicted a level -- that the economy is dead the boom levels afterwards and agreed -- were greeted with near universal the region. when he gave those forecasts, the know that the imf for planning to flatly contradict them just an hour later? >> yes, i knew the imf forecast. they do take a more pessimistic view not a star economy but every economy across the world. we insure that our forecaster based on the information we have. if you look at the imf and forecasting over the last three months, it has downgraded its forecasting three months since last october. that demonstrates the uncertainty in the system. i believe that because of the action we are taking, because of the fact we have low interest rates and inflation will be coming down this year, and because of the action that most other countries are taking to look after their economies, that will have an effect, which is why i remain confident we w

osborn said that the chancellor's budget had unraveled in just a week. he pointed to comments made by the former cabinet member. >> his tax plans were up rates up promised damaging not just in albour party but to the economy. and the prime minister getting a lecture in prudence while he adds and warsaw. -- while he was in warsaw. we are not used to the polish prime minister doing this as well. as the collapse of the budget last week and that damage to its credibility make him an independent -- make the case for an independent budget hawks us, so that the assumptions of the budget are believed by the public? >> this solution is to stand back and simply let nature take its course. that is the price that i am not prepared to pay. i sat out the budget, not just measures that help people, especially those facing unemployment and need help to get back in the work quickly, but also businesses in this country. if we had insured of the past year years never went into this position with i did pat -- a plan to reduce interest rates. we have taken action to help the

except the one time with sharon osborn. megyn: she's mad smacked her fiancee in the head.he mother-in-law comes forward and says it was acting and she knew it was acting through this process is acting. -- and this girl says she is acting. >> if i was a mother-in-law, i would be afraid, too. when you have a situation like this, it is not uncommon for family members to try to put forward a defense of other abusive family members they are in fear of. i do not care if it is reality tv or not. it is ridiculous. she should not have been allowed to participate in the show. have you no respect for the law? >> what crime was committed? in most jurisdictions around the country, you need to commit a new criminal violation to go back to jail. their language is as if she committed threatening or dangerous behavior. there is no victim. nobody says they were scared or put in fear. dangerous behavior? this is frightening. megyn: wait a minute. i would like to hear the sound bites that we rolled first. the one where she's now in of -- you say it is not threatening. let's listen. >> if you

>> kelly osborne. >> kelly osbourne. you know her from the season "the osbournes."ance the way her father sings? >> can't wait for dad to show up. >> oh, that's going to be -- that's going to be a party. that'll be good. >> and the osbourne family and the osmond family on the same -- >> there's a reality show. the osbournes versus the osmond. >> could you please not curse? could you please not curse. who is number two. >> our next contestant, a sharp talking takeharge hollywood publicist on the series "entourage" debimazar. >> all right, next one. a little bit impartial. ultimate fighting champion, he's a titan. >> in fact, he did a cameo appearance on "entourage". >> this man has been on "entourage." >> hall of famer. >> light heavyweight category, chuck liddell. >> lights out liddell. >> one guy you don't want to make mad. >> you want to be nice to him every time he dances. >> judges should give him 10 every time. >> he will make you look like me. be careful. chuck liddell. back to you. >> no, tomster. >> back and forth. you weren't here for rehearsal. at the 2008

osborn is joining us, good afternoon, with condoleezza rice. >> caller: good afternoon.s for the affirmative action situation, it is obviously still necessary when you have people like ledbetter. and those white gentlemen, there was a hispanic. the want to get that clear and help you out with the reporting. the main purpose of my call was the 9/11 tapes and police report concerning the officer in massachusetts and the professor. in the police report, it was shown the officer had dr. -- someone had dr. the report, showing that there's a disparity when it comes to police policing properly, and giving the truth and that can coincide with a gentleman calling earlier about the high rate of minorities having records because some of it is doctored. the professor was arrested under false pretenses but they're not let go because they don't have high-profile people behind them. i wanted to -- none of the media focus on the police report being doctored. >> guest: the only thing i know is the woman who called in said she didn't identify the man who broke into the house as blacks and

de author david osborn says to the states educate, medicate and incarcerate and i think it is true in the end of states have to cut and they do have to balance their budgets what do they do? lee of teachers, reduce benefits to the poorest americans receiving health care through medicaid and a fellow prisoners and lay off prison guards. >> host: isn't that what happened in california? >> guest: yes indeed. those cuts would have been far worse had they not had a large amount of stimulus money the state of california is qualified for that that gives a great example how bad it could have been because you can see proportionately even with the flexible money they receive from the act there in these extreme cuts. were it not for the 27 billion in stimulus money the state of california is eligible for those cuts would have been buyer. >> host: let's take some calls first from virgin on the democratic line we have michael. >> caller: yes, good morning. i'm just waking up and listening to the conversation. i just want to know what did they do? why do they wait until the last minute to decide ok

maybe in my next set of remarks i'll talk about osborne versus alaska. >> thank you. >> yeah, i'd like others. there's still on the second circuit of what gnu heaven -- new haven, and therefore they disabled all of the white and hispanic firefighters who were eligible for promotion. there was another case that hadn't gotten my media attention which involves section two of the voting rights action. and basically i'll describe these cases individually. but the main point is there seems to be a consistent theme. in in case reflecting the fundamental tension and dilemma. after the constitution requirement that you can't disfavor anybody on the basis of race or not. i'll take a step back to explain what i mean. if you have completely mutual motives, test or high school diploma, that has impact of african-american that's illegal. if you have a discriminatory result, it's illegal even if you had no intent to disadvantage minorities. the basic point that media and scholar's miss is the intent. they are just two different ways of ruling out discrimination of being more muscular version. in real