if you look at what ceos are going to do, on tech speg 40% of the cs terviewed are ing to be upgrading to windows 7 in the first year. this has given tse gipthe kind of upgradthe earnings and grth that goldman is talking about here. i'm curious your view. >> well, yeah, i think t windows 7 upgre cle is going toe the key for so much of the technology community. this is not ju a microsoft story. this is a netbook sty, an intestory, an hp and dell sty. this is going to be a significant upgrade cycl becausof where it's happening in the economic time line at we've seen. so many coanies have held off through this economic downturn oing any kind of major purchases as far as mputer or technology upgrades are concerned. windows is coming at a time en companies are beginni to think, yeah, we wanto upgrade our softre and the process we're going to upgrade our hardware as well. maybe not in the third and urth quarter this year but it will start to catch on fire the first and second quarters of 2010. >> thank you f your time and yo reporting. we should note thathe goldman sachs note sd the cycle wo

. >> there's mre from your extraordinary terview where he discusses why his theoryas to why john ensign was the first to come out publicly about this t control of the story.et let's listen to what he told you about that. >> how did find out about thisdo you think,go out d do this proactively? >> i generally solicited fox's help because i really believe they are very re >> how did he find out to get out in front of i >> one of the crespondents that i a part of fox news is rick ntorum. aa close friend of opensign's'. >> cocorctct. i begged him and tdd him to tell me befefor obobvisly, in my. i could b bewrong, bi would say this is whahat supposedly hahaened. >> h he ididox nene had the sty. john enengngnwawas pped off fox ne had the story b b a fox ememoyoyeeof rrts rick santorum, aormer sesenarr from nnsylvania. ththenohn ensign eses to tell the world hee h anaffair. chris, thihiisis gng to the etetcscs cmittee in the senate,, isn't it? there's no wayay t to head off invevestatatn, is there? >> i don't think so. let fst of all comomme my friend becauau b befe h he sat down with ththisono

whatever she did in that terview, she kept under wraps. >> we know he didn't ask about abortion here in >> tt's righ the reality is is. bob bork, who was intellectually combative d engageand controversial gave inteectual combativeness and engagement in ba name and cents and then everybody does the wrote the dope. that is what we had. >> what if you tookthe cameras ay? get over and a half a day? >> yes, no audience to py too. i think she demonstrated legal competence. she reected years on the bench as jurist. no question she may know the law. i gss one of the panelists, is senator was reduced to levise the pele thought that she was mean, that was sortf an irrelent part ofhe hearing and he stayed on a for a while. wh men, it is asserted and with women,t is gressive. i don't know why they picked on that issue. >> that's righ >>'m really mean. >>harles? >> i tught the fr days was sort of ttament to the triumph of conservate the judicial philophy. shended up saying, giving exactlyhat john roberts cringe, which is insisting it it shows that even if you have a popular president, incredibly

terviews with expert commentators a lots of interaction between the anchorman and corresndents here innited states. >>> iwas a sign o jakson's popularity overseas. and also a sign of just how small r world has become. >>> in washington today, secretary of state hillary clintomet with the deposed president of honduras, mael zelaya. she announced that t president of costa ricaill serve as a mediator ithe honran politicacrisis. she said th both zlaya and the ma who replaced h roberto michelet have agreed that meation andalled from a parties to refrain from further violence. the political nstability is having a ripple efct on the economy of onduras. as we hear from this rept from lucia newman. >> report: in these hills that surround honduras' capital, ople don'tnow much about onomics. but they kno enough to know that the backlh from the erthrow of their president will noteave them untouched. we're worriedbecause this means more crisi for us, thepoor. even beforewe couldn't find wk. pele were being laid f. so imagine whatill happen now. >> reporter: the conseqnces are benning to hit home. >

. >>> now toxclusiveve terview with t thehe tion's chief f laforcemenent. ic holderr rararely does interviewsws, but today,e had much to sasay ababouhome grown terrorism and racererentia, ining g his s own expernce withthaciaofofililing. piererre thomas spent the day with e attorneyey genal. >> just bebefore0 a.m.he atattotorney geneneralal leas hisomee and isis met by a armeded detailil. layi out h how tererrirists e actively targegeting america.. >>hat's s a heck o of a to starart t your day. they senenouout a mememo a americans traveling overseas and trng.. he's's troubled by the ergin reat. >>>> it's somethinhat d didt loom as large a few mohs a asas it t do now. that the shifting nanature o o e threreats.s. >> repter: terrorism, espiage,e, corrurun.the hahard-ball lititics, , alalon e plate e for thenation's's top cop. he faces aeries ofof crititical cisions,s, whethero instigatate theh administraration's interrorotion ofususpectcts. >> i have id thahat warbrboardrding isis ttuturere. i think k e dememeatat leastst someme of the ople whoho w worke here

>>wellll, atat's what paull mccartrty y hasaid in terviews. t the early 1919s, t two of them workedtotothernn few sosos.s. and papaul cartney idid i was advising him on bsisineeaeals and said eaea you shouldet in on music publishing.. at the time,papa mararey owned d ma, , ma songs and still does. then the story goes tat miiaeael jajackn said somededay i going to buy your r ongs. >> isn't thatt ironic. homumuchid chael jackson b buy theaalog for. >> $47 millilion rroulyly. >> was tt a good deal. back then i think it was s se as a lotff money. but today, obviously it seeeems like the deal ofof c cenry. in fact, i in muusi industry hihisty,y,his is seen as incrediblyly iererting alal becaususnonot ny people athehe meme kw how lucrative mususic publishihi cod be. and not manynyong writiter were buying other people's s ngngs. so i it s s a eat deal. >> that's i iereresng ththngng. a lot of people e dot t ow, that's'shehere the money iss ma. you write the song, , yogeget the publishihi.. >> yeaat makes a lolot people scratatch their heads. the b bt

you terviewed the presint, how diffilt was his meeting with vladimir putin? well, here is my favorite anecte. white house ofcials said -- tolde that --uring the private session, president oba goes t prime minister putin says, you know, how did weget here? that is his opening question. 50 mites later,5-0, vladimir putin finishes hisiatribe how ey get there said it wasn't lecture, wt a rant but it was very -- sll we say, sort of recalling the d soviet ways of reminng the west of maybe how that they don't --heir world view suspect necessary everyone's world view but it w apar appa apparently, at the end, the presidt came out of that and i asked him about tin, and he says, look, thguy seems like he is practical at the e of the day isn't going to be stubborn but his world view is shaped by the cold war, someing we have tounderstand going forward. i think we have to get a measure of how well or not how well moscow wt for the presiden when we s whatever stament the g8 here, these group of eight nations, pts out on iran. will it beomplety bacally meaningless language

ilined to go back to people, to go ck, to peel it away that in the first, the seco, the ninth, the 0th terview, you still haven't gone deep enough. and thatou have to kin of just dig and dig and dig to fin out wt really happened. d it's not that people are lying or that tre's conscious deception. it's that th are proctiveof themlves, the people the work for or wh with and, most importtly, they think they're protecting their repution. but it may be to certain extent they are. but the job in our business is to get that at out. ani was just astonish. here bob mcnamara still hiding. >> rose: acce, access. i mean, canouo back and back and back if y don't have access? >> well, of course if they won't let you in the door, you.... >> rose: can't do it. >> you c't do it. but, you know, you can do it. when i was working on the last bu book, there was aeneral that wouldn't talk me. i'd call, i'd leave messages, talk to pple who worked for him, n noanswer, just radio silence. so iound outhere he lived and add, so, the age of 64 or 63 , i went and knoed on his door, there's a perfect timeto knock on somebo

we heard both joe jackn and lapd chie william bratn mention the very words,oe jackson sayi in an terview recently that he is convinced that foul play was voed in his son's death. because to quote him he sa he st can't believe that otheise his son wouldhave suffered such a sudden death. and lapd chief wli bratton says he cannot rule out homicide unl he gets that toxicology report from the coner's ofce. and of course still have up more weeks, at lea, to wait for that. d the investigation apparently in that islso wining with subpoenas served now to several doctors that were involved in michael jackson's re. alex? >> i understand that you have a sound bite from e jackson. he gave a vy interesting interview yesterday. what did he say? >>ou know, it was said in t context of wh he and his wife katherine ou continue to keep custody of the three chdren. and then he elaborates by sying on they can feed th well, they canet them get rest, and they cet them growup to be strong jackson then he kind of alludes to their performance potential aying this. >> i keep watching pas, she wants to do something

agreement settin the interviews contemplated that they would remain entirely confidential until a the terviews were complete out of respect for that term of the reement,r. rove is not commenting. respectful. it took him nearly two years to get him to comment to the investators. the rove was first subpoeed in 2007, b the bush white house exerted executive privilege for rove. the firings beg to take shape in2005, with then white house council myers, alberto gonzalez, and kyle samson talking about replacing l 93 u.s. attorneys. whheyiged out that that might have been too obous, the trio alleged stled upon firingight of the prosecutors in2006. but it was rove that actually came up with t idea. first myerand sampson, finally gonzalezas resned. roveas not been touched, possibly, that is untinow. he's expected to appear before the committee for second time let's turn to the washington edit of "the nation" magazine, chris haye so which is this? is ts the sta of sometng bi or a postscript? >> i hope i's the former, but i ar it's the latter committeemen -- the chrman john conyers h shown an admirable fi

. >> ill: the president later told american nework television terviewers that he found put "sewd, tough and unntimental." then, he traled back to moscow for a commencement address a the new economischool. ( pplause ) it wasounded in the early 1990's as the soviet unn was disintegring. >> let me be car: america wants a rong, peaceful, and prosperous russia. >> ifill: e president spoke to the graduating class ofhe issues that unitehe u.s. and rusa, and of those that still divide thtwo countries. but hsaid disagreements need not make the o nations into adrsaries again. >> there ishe 20th century viethat united states and russia areestined to be aagonists. and that a strong russia or a stng america can only asse themsves in opposition to one another. progss must be shared. that's why iave called for a reset in relations between th united states and russia. >> ifill: afterward,r. obama met wh mikhail gorbachev, whoseolicies as soviet leader inhe 1980's helped open the closed communist socty. the psident then talked with business and civil soety leaders,nd said that u.s.- russian cooperaion m

repeatininththe rase, can't prprevt t at the next fish run wiwi l loolike in many of the terviews. but the chairman o of e e rn michael steele basasiclylyaid, 12 is off the table becaususe the investigations. d d spokesman clarified ththat saying, , pan n id everything is on the table. eeeeleakes no issue with thaha are the republicans in s suca a otot rht now that the rnc is acactuly trying to keep goveveor palin on the tablele he?e? n n i think the rnc is blblsesed th a person at its he who's even less disciplinined than sarah palinin. that's n not c crification. th's's total correction. was speaking out of t tur hehe sllll tnks he's a pundit rather than the guy runnining e rnc and he j jusmemess up yet agaiain. >> last point. as we begin to cirircucrcre the ngnge of possibilities as totohy she quitit, n narw it down, it seemems b be ing towards she quit because shehe dn'n'want to burden thehetatateith the price of defefdidinggainst these hihi investigations. a,a,onon'they -- isn't there a chce some of them continue i in her absencnce d d shburdens the state ananyw b,b, dsn't tha

conducted the first-ever performance a the dney opera hous, bute was ferventlyprivate and raely gave terviews. ironically, the maer of his dth has turned a spotlight on the man as well ahis music. >> i am very, very sad,but at thsame time, i feel wat theve done has been a beautif gesture of suppt to ch her. i know i miss th, but i don't think either o of them could have lived wiout the other. ♪ >> hrer: the british police say they haveowegun an vestigation into the deathof sir edwardowns and his wife. again, the major developnts of this d: u.s. supreme court nominee sonia sotomayorended off efforts to draw out her ews on abortion rights on t secd day of questioning before the senate judiciary commtee. and 168 ople were killed when an iranian domestic airner crash in the country's northwes onewshour.pbs.org: an online- only feature tonht. use our patchwk nation map to see h broadband access is changing life in towns acro america. the newshour'journalism is available whenever you wanit, at newshour.s.org. we'll see you onlinend our continui coverage of the sotomayor arings tomorrow with judy wo

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repeating g the phrarase, can't prevent what the nxt fish run wi look like any of the terviews. but the chairmrman of e rnc, mimichael stle basically said, 2012 iss off the tablee becausef thth investstigatio. and aa okesman crified that sasaying, pan said erythi is onon the tle. steelele takes n issue withthat. are e republicans in s such a spot rht now that the rnc is tually trying toto keep vernor palilin on theable here? >>no, i t think the rnc i blessed with a a person a at it helmlm who's even lesess discipd than sarah ppalin. th's not a clarificatition. thatat's a total corrtion. he w was speakg out of turn. still tnks he's a pundit rather th the guy running the rnc and he just messesed up yet agai >> last popoint. as we begin to circumscribebe t range of possibilititi as tohy she quit, , we narrow it down, seems toto be gog towards she quit b bause s didn't want t to burden t state witthe price of defending againsnst these ethics investigations. a, don't they -- isn't there a chchance somof them continue in her absesence and she burdens t state anyway? dodoesn't at attit

now al hunt, w did that terview with the president and i had a debe, a private discussion the other day a he read my piec and he sa ou're dead wrong on when they will do tt. they cldn't possibly do that as early as next year because the economy will be too weak. the congressionaelections will be approaching" and so forth and so on. they would have to doitlater. there will be a gate debate er when to confront it and a great debate, charlie, over actly how toonfront it. but as i said in the piece, there's real no debate iide thadministration about whether they will have tdo it. >> rose: so theyave the do it. the question is time and method. right. >> rose:ll right. so you s they'vegot to do it earlier, al says they can't do itecause of pitical considerations and you say if they don't do it now, t consuences are? >> no. t meust put tha in context. the question i was addressing is when they will be forced to do it >> rose: oh. >> and tt comes down towo things: main street, public opinion, and fincial markets ani was suggeing that some combination of the gra-roots reaction to these enormous

senator sessions who is t new rankingember of the committee sd in an terview that he tnks her confirmation was foregone conclusio i think h's wrong about that. but i think that that is signal that there is going be aot of fiworks before the inevitle conclusion wch is that she will be confirmed. and i tink the thingthat i wille most interested in is whether in this new ne-up of the committee with senat specter w we are always use to looking at as the rublican who my defect with h having aleady defected to the other se, will it be a partyine vote against her an for her. will there be somemixup. and i think that will be the interesting queson. >> lehrer: dyou agree theris a possibility of a mixup or ll it be sictly party line. >> well, she is quite liberal. i suspect it will be a lot of oppositn on those grous. but to ge a real, to shake things up, theyreally have to getbeyond the fact tt she's quite liberal. has to get to me realm of activism, something that engag the public nd. so iould respect because ofher liberalm it will be me like a party-line vote than not. i doubtt will be a unanimou

now back to new york and tamron and david briefly about michael ckn lk during an terview with moscow with chuck todd. >> chuck asked e president if agreed with shpt's claim that michael jackson's imprint ved the way for other african-americans includg tiger wos ane president himself. >>ou know what i do believe is that black sports gures and black entertainers helped to create aomfort level with african-americs at had an impact historically datingack topeople lke sidney poitier. i would say that he is probably a long li of black entertainers tt had a perfu pa on the culture. >> contessa brewer joins us live. yohad a chance to talk to reverendlsharpton this morning. he haseen spending a lot of time with the family. what are they telling m? what is the mood >> he said it's really time to focus on michael jackson's accomplishments. he inot happy so many people are willing to spend so much time focusing on the mor controversial years that michael jackson spe in front of the famili cameras with bizarre behavior. pointed that out fore the president didhat michael jackson s part of a group

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