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they consulted a lot with chairman spector. they knew that he was going to be someone who was important in terms of running the hearing. our staffs worked closely with their staffs in terms of getting materials and information from them making sure that those materials were disseminated not just the to the republican staff but also the democratic staff as well. one thing that chairman spector was absolutely insistent on and that's when we received materials, that the democrats received materials as well because we were all members preparing for these hearings and he wanted to make sure they were done as fairly as possible. >> did you take into account any ratings that interest groups put out during the process? >> people look of course at the american bar association, the american bar association has come under some criticism at times for their ratings. but i think people, that's the largest organization that represents lawyers and people still look at those sorts of things. i think that more important, though, is really the no

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of applications he worked on and most of the people came from latin america countries raises the spector of discrimination. >> you can't tick the -- take the license without a hearing. they'll temporarily reenstate the people and they must reapply. people are concerned. >> a mother who came and received the letter. she has children with special needs and they need to go to therapy and what was she going to do. >> reporter: the group finds it od that the notices come as a new law takes affect, barring the people for getting licenses if they're in the country illegally. >> it's really hard, by the spanish people they needed the license for driving for work for the economy. >> they say it's standard policy to revoke the license if it was an error. >> this is involving the law enforcement and we can't speak about it. >>> the aclu could take further legal action once it sees if they're reenstated. >>> the ocean city officials are moving forward to band salvia. it's an hallucinogenic herb. it's banned in ten states including delaware, but not maryland. >>> it's time to feed the hungry and we'r

phil spector being the most recent case. >> judge, would you approve and would you recommend the county to move in that will direction? i think they are going to arrest the first doctor separately but i think there will be a big grand jury they will get the lawn relist of doctors. i don't have time. i have more information about the doctors. >> these doctors are going downtown. we saw when elvis presley died of drugs nothing was done. anna nicole we opened up the gates of hell. these prosecutors the police are looking at it. these doctors are being investigated as we speak now. there will be indictments and they may use the grand rapids jury. they are a -- grand jury. >> meaning what? >> meaning this is what should be done the feds are going to be knee deep. these doctors are shaking in their boots right now. they are hiring the best lawyers in l.a. some of them are going to get indited some will be facing manslaughter, murder without malice. manslaughter. some will be charged with giving drugs. >> stewart, during your tenure there, did you often or did you at all have any conversations

our in spector or -- investigator in charge luke shadda arrived at about -- well this morning, is that right, luke? >> at about 8:20 tis morning. >> and the rest of us got here much more recently. so we're just beginning to examine the wreckage. that is the first step once it's taken to delaware. we will also look at all of the maintenance records for the aircraft. we will look at the pilot records again to verify his experience and the kind of training that he had and any other things that might be reflected there in his logbooks. we will directly interview eyewitnesses and anybodelse who has information about the flight. we will also look at the weather, what kind of weather conditions were in the area at the time. and we will also interview first responders. the parties to this investigation are the federal aviation administration, robinson helicopters as the manufacture of the helicopter and lycoming, would is keeping track of the maintenance on the helicopter. any questions? [ inaudible ] >> my understanding is the fourth person was a friend of those on the flight. >> is there any

the state's human relationships commission and senator arlen spector are looking into the matter. >>> police in michigan have determined who hit a car hit by an amtrak train, killing five people, including a virginia man. that happened on thursday west of detroit. the car skirted a gate at a crossing before it was hit. the 20-year-old stafford man was a passenger and killed. 3 other men and a woman also died. >>> startling comments this morning from michael jackson's father. he tells abc news that he believes foul play was involved in the singer's death and cnn reports an anonymous source says the jackson family has been made aware it could turn into a criminal case. the police chief told the cable network his office is waiting for the coroner's report and toxicology tests to decide whether to treat this case as a homicide investigation or an accidental overdose. >>> michael jackson will not be honored with that resolution from the u.s. house of representatives. nancy pelosi rejected the idea saying members can use speeches from the floor to honor someone's life. sheila jackson lee wh

. >> reporter: senator arrest len spector on how the court should desaid what cases it takes. >> if i say something today, is that going to make a statement about how i'm going to prejudge someone else's -- >> i'm not going to ask to you prejudge. i would like to know your standards for taking the case. >> most democrats are downright woking. >> he we just want to invite you as a baseball fan to an orioles game and we promise it will not be when the yankees are playing so you can root for the baltimore orioles. >> reporter: in the end, it was the newest senator, al franken of manhunt minute who scored the most memorable exchange. sotomar said the tv show perry mason inspired her career. i know he should remember the name of it. >> didn't the white house prepare you? >> tom first gerald, fox 5 news. 55-year-old veteran federal judge was nominated by president obama to replace justice david souter would retired last month. a vote by the full senate to confirm her is expected early next month. >>> we are following a devastating highway scene in detroit where a tanker explosion sent flame

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we need liquidation of spectors to end and oil prices just to stabilize. vacillate north and south of $60 and the s&p can trade a little momentum. >> we've seen crude oil drop 10%. if you separate out. in the halftime report, you were talking about the speculative premium that's been in the price of oil. you backed it out to $58 a share. you closed just above $59 a barrel today. >> watching the flows, watching oil futures trade today, you've seen significant amounts of selling come in. clearly everyone is moving to the sidelines on the futures side. but they want the exposure in the energy equity names. we talked about that. they are coming in. they're crafting the exposure anyway they can get it. they're looking at oil service names, they're looking at global integrated names. i tell you what, on the refiners, today, i bought frontier, a refiner. i know everybody came in here and started to talk about the negativity surrounding the refiners. it is priced for armageddon, folks. it's a great hedge against economic recovery. a hurricane. i like the refiners

senator arlen spector put the club on notice saying, "without getting into all the legal issues, it is my suggestion that you promptly reinstate the contract and welcome mrs. wright's group back to the pool. whether they accept is up to them. " the club issued a response denying race had anything to do with their decision. "we underestimated the capacity of our facilities. our valley club deplores discrimination in any form. " susan candiotti, cnn, hunti huntingdon valley. >>> she spoke with the swim club's president shortly after filing that report. here's what he had to say. >> i apologize deeply for my misunderstanding. it was never our intention to hurt anyone or for anyone to be offended here. this is a terrible misunderstanding. i would actually, i would send my best wishes to the camp, all the camps, really. because they have gotten an outpouring of support from all over the country. >> and they deserve it. she's doing wonderful work giving these children a safe place to be. which is what we were trying to do also. >> we did a little digging. the outpouring they're talking about

counterpart, the president, but also to reach out to prime minister putin and all other influential spectors in russian's society so i can get a look at the needs of the russian people and the needs of the russian people and my strong impression is that president medvedev and prime minister putin are working very effectively together and our interest is dealing with the russian government as a whole in order to achieve the improved bilateral relationship that i think can be accomplished. >> translator: first of all, i would like to thank president obama for the kind words he has just said about this period and the level of openness we enjoy in our personal relationship. if i said something about it previously, personal relationships are very important, especially when you speak about the building of interstate relationships and when the relationship between the government and personal relationships are on the same level, positive is always good for the rerelationship of the countries. but speaking towards the attitude of the american people, they are friendly. i don't see any negative though

arlen spector looking into the matter. >>> mark sanford's affair with a woman from argentina, the state department showed how he freed up a night to argentina last year. he confessed to the affair after a secret trip to see his mistress who he referred to as his soul mate. >>> roland burris expected to announce he will not run for a full team in next year, 2010. he was appointed by disgraced former illinois governor rod blagojevich. he was removed from office after being accused of trying to sell the senate seat he put burris into it. burris has denied doing anything improper to get the appointment. >>> it is now 7:26 on this friday morning. metro announcing a no tolerance policy for operators talking or texting on cell phones while operating. >>> and a major overhaul on the red line. and where the deadly metro crash investigates when we go to metro headquarters next. >>> plus preparing for a more seve swine flu outbreak in the fall. with you knew this could happen. what federal and state officials could do now to keep it under control. >>> teen-agers trashing a youth corrections center

and casey were entitled to great respect and in one of the hearings, through questioning by senator spectoris line of cases was acknowledged to have created a super precedence. but once on the court, the same nominees voted to overturn the key holding in casey that laws restricting a woman's medical care must contain an exception to protect her health. their decision did not comport with the answers they gave here and a disregard of the precedence established in roe, ashcroft, casey and super precedence went out the window and women lost a fundamental constitutional protection that had existed for 36 years. also, it showed me the supreme court justices are much more than umpires calling balls and strikes and that the word activist is often used only to describe opinions of one side. as a matter of fact, in just two years the same nominees have either disregarded or overturned precedence in at least eight other cases. a case involving assignment to attain racial diversity in school assignments, a case overruling 70 years of precedence on the federal amendment and gun control law, a case of a

anticipated, and there was significant credit quality deterioration, which is again raising this spector that we're not seeing improving trends in credit quality. if you look at regions, you see them down about 12% right now. >> all right. so three reasons why the market has turned. thank you so much bob pisani at the nyc. let's get back to the hearings on capitol hill with ben bernanke. >> news to me. and i wonder if you tell me what you think causes inflation. >> well, let's be clear what's going on. the federal reserve is not putting money out into the economy. what we're doing is, we're creating bank reserves. that's money the banks hold with the fed. so it's just sitting there idly. it's not chasing any goods. okay? so as long as those bank reserves are sitting idly, broad reserves -- >> but it won't sit there idly forever. the purpose is not to sit there idly forever. >> right. >> and while there may be a time lapse, certainly, unless that money gets sucked back in, out of circulation, it's going cousin inflation. there is no denying it. >> it is not sucked in, but as i was describ

"the time spector report," he'd killed k-9 unit dog left in car -- heat. "the boston globe is a tiered racial talks swirls with arrest. harvard professor was returning from a trip and arrested for breaking into what turned out to being his own home. he was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct and allegedly shouting at the officer. he was eventually taken away in handcuffs. it turns out he was just trying to get into his own home. questions are arising -- is a racial profiling or correct police action? the topic for the rest of the hour is are you more optimistic about the stock market. if the first caller join us from of republican line from birmingham, alabama. caller: good morning, c-span. i am rather confused as to what we are hearing on the media these days as far as the stock market -- it is the government now. the stock market is the government. i would like someone make some comment like that and explain to the people exactly what these comments mean. host: let's take a look back at this "usa today" article, hope sens stocks to a 2009 high. the

actually did what these two gentlemen hope are doing, they expanded the whole thing through the private spectorvate option, now are going broke and doctors, hospitals and a big panel of other people in the medical industrial complex just voted to abandon fee for service medicine in order to control costs. that's a step in the right direction. i wonder very much what those two folks thought about that. >> that is the argument for why we need to do this again and get all these people back at the table. >> do you believe the will to do this is going to erode during the recess or as some argue, is the president going to have the platform all to himself to frame the debate again? >> i guarantee the president won't have the platform to himself. the rnc is going to spend $1 million over the recess attacking the plan. i think we need to regroup. i think the house plan with the blue dog addition has helped. they have reined in -- >> maxine waters said it's a shame rahm recruited these sen terrorist. >>sterrists. >>. >> governor, dean, thank you. we'll be bab. >> we have a lot more to come on the special