wade? -- why don't we have a discussion of roe vs. wade? [laughter] >> as you can see, this has been a tremendous amount of fun for all of us. we really enjoy ourselves. i think that the ultimate pronouncement is that peter jennings will have been very pleased. that is an extremely high standard. thank you all, so much. [laughter] [applause] >> you can see this program again or any other "america and the courts" program as c- span.org. join us next week for "america and the courts" here on c-span. >> this is c-span, public affairs programming. up next, the head of the national and dormant -- the national endowment for the arts. and then, supreme court justice brieyer, and then the annual radio and tv correspondents dinner. >> now, the former head for the national endowment for the humanities discusses the importance of understanding culture and the arts. this conversation is moderated by the former head of the national endowment for the arts. this lasts about one hour. >> good afternoon. welcome to the aspen institute. it is my pleasure to

wade? -- why don't we have a discussion of roe vs. wade? [laughter] >> as you can see, this has been a tremendous amount of fun for all of us. we really enjoy ourselves. i think that the ultimate pronouncement is that peter jennings will have been very pleased. that is an extremely high standard. thank you all, so much. [laugh [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> you can see this >> you can see this program again at c-span.org. just click on "america and the courts" under the c-span series link. join us next week for "america and the courts." saturday evenings at 7:00 eastern here on c-span. >> coming up next, a "reporters without borders" next with an iranian photojournalist. and then the student documentary, "text driven," and then your calls and comments on today's "washington journal." >> today on "news makers," republican governor mitch daniels, george w. bush's director of the office of management and budget, talks about the economic impact of the healthcar

then d-wade time. wade, three points at the end of that wave, though.he heat open it 25-8 run. 6 career, 44 playoff games. 14. michael beasley with the putback. the "c"s can close out the series in boston on tuesday night. >>> game four, spurs/mavs, manu ginobili. playing with a nasal fracture. and he bounces hard. he pulls ginobili hard to the ground. you see him saying, fellows, fellows, stay on the bench. he's ejected. hill. 29 points, 5 for 6 from three-point legend. from behind the arc. jason terry had 13 points, they all came in the second half. nowitzki to terry again. mavs down by 14. the spurs win it, they take a three game to one lead in their series. that will do it for this espn news update, remember, you can always stay current with espn news. now back to abc's "america this morning." >>> well, humankind shouldn't rush through the welcome mat, but e.t. comes knocking. >> world famous astrophysicalist search hawkly says, take more independence day the dangerous nomad looking to conjure. >> hawking compares them to christopher columbus' arriv

[laughter] what is perot versus wade. -- what is row vs. wade? two ways to get to the united states. i learned so much about american history, but be studied at harvard -- that i studied at harvard. they say that all men are created equal. it kind of depends on the parents and come. -- in time. -- in town. -- income. i don't like to exercise because i have health insurance. i live in massachusetts now, where we have universal health care. talk about mixed messages. i think there was a movie about scott brown. it was called hell's bells no -- kill bill. i am honored to meet vice president biden. i actually read your body -- your autobiography. today i met you. i think the book is much better. [applause] [laughter] i was honored to be here tonight and i prepared for months for tonight's show and i showed the white house my jokes about president obama. he started to talk about immigration reform. take that, steven colbert. president obama has always been accused of being too fast. they still give him the nobel peace prize, and he accepted it. lastly

you are dating dwyane wade of the miami heat, which is -- [ applause ] i like him a lot. really good guy. >> he is. >> jimmy: is your dad excited about that? >> well, you know, i -- my high school boyfriend was jason kidd, so -- >> jimmy: oh. >> kind of had high standards. from a young age. so, my dad is like -- what are you coming with? like, he doesn't have to support you, fabulous. >> jimmy: it worked out well for him. >> he does okay for himself. >> jimmy: does he come to the games? my dad? yes, oh, does he? please. my dad is courtside, like, the queen of sheba, like, hello. with, like, a number 3 jersey on. >> jimmy: i got you. do you go to the games? >> i do, when i'm able to come, i definitely go. >> jimmy: and what -- how do you -- do you react when he's playing? >> if he's playing well, well, i'm happy and i'm, like, any other fan. when he's -- some unnecessary turnovers -- >> jimmy: do you boo him? >> i don't boo him, but i hiss. >> jimmy: are you a vocal -- do you yell things out? >> no. at times -- there's hand signals. it's like our own sign language. i becom

en la nba el astro dwyane wade no está listo para irse de vacaciones, y con su nuevo reto dio un triunfoeste los nuggets. muy bien esto es todo por hoy, recuerden bajar la aplicación para tenerlo en su teléfono, hasta mañana hochao, chao. >>> vamos a una pausa, condenan siguen aumentando en todo el país manifestaciones de rechazo contra la ley antiinmigrante aprobada en arizona.qué tal, les informa edna schmidt.precisamente, el presidente de méxico, felipe calderón, criticó duramente la nueva legislación de arizona que permite detener y criminalizar a sospechosos de ser indocumentados.el ex dictador panameño manuel antonio noriega fue extraditado desde estados unidos a francia para enfrentar una condena por lavado de dinero....y llegó a la corte suprema de justicia la controversia sobre si se debe prohibir la venta y el alquiler de juegos de video violentos a menores de edad. más en despierta américa, a las 7/6 centro. ♪ música ) ro. >>> un hombre fue sentenciado por su comunidad a ser quemado en una hoguera, tenemos imágenes que son muy fuertes >>> lo tenían cercado, y la policía lo ten

take roe wade. all of the catholics on the court have not overturned roe v. wade.d happen for other reasons, but i don't think the religious test makes as much sense today as we thought it was in this country. >> there used to be a catholic seat, a jewish seat. a black seat finally a woman seat. now maybe there's an hispanic seat. >> it was never agreed upon. >> we'll fix that, arianna. if there's anything i can do. >> there's another test wielded by conservatives that say we're against judicial activism which they mean they want the court to defer to elected political branches of government. look what happened recently, the decision that most outraged conservatives, the key load decision on eminent domain, whether or not the state can seize property for the alleged public purpose for giving it to richer people who pay more taxes, the court did not defer to -- did defer to the city government in connecticut and enraged conservatives. the recent decision that most pleased conservatives, citizens united on overturning mccain, was the court not deferring to the senate

el escolta sustituto tony allen opacó a dwyane wade, el astro del heat, quien anotó 26 puntos después temporada regular contra boston. allen anotó también 14 puntos, su mayor cantidad en la postemporada, mientras que paul pierce encabezó a boston con 16 unidades. quentin richardson añadió 15 puntos a la causa de miami. el segundo partido está previsto para mañana martes por la noche, aqui en boston. otros resultados; cavaliers96bulls83 hawks102bucks92 nuggets126jazz113 lakers87thunder79 magic98bobcats89 mavericks100spurs94 trail blazers105suns 100 esta noche los invitamos para que nos acompaÑen ya que tendremos el resumen del futbol profesional con imagenes y reacciones, no se lo pierdan. hasta aqui los deportes, buenas tardes. en papeles en las miradas que aún

dwyane wade kept that within alive. johnson blocked jamison still out there. pargo checked in.amison blocked pargo. >> hubie: i like that. i think he was stunned at the other end. surprised is a better word. that he had a shot blocked. he recovered down there to get that shot blocked. >> mike: lob inside to hickson. he puts that in. >> hubie: i like the movement tonight that we got out of cleveland. especially on the baseline area. they've kept chicago's defense honest by following people. if you do not follow the person. the guy with the basketball will find them on the move. >> mike: 3:40 to go. mike brown talking to zydrunas ilgauskas on the side line. one of the most popular and most decorated all-time cavaliers. i think mike may have been asking him if he wants to go in or not. not a time you put in a guy like ilgauskas. you want to get a little bit of a sweat going and let him play. i think mike was talking about that. >> hubie: i agree. it's a situation where you never want to embarrass one of your favorite players. and a guy with a track record of z. you do down and ask

en la nba el astro dwyane wade no está listo para irse de vacaciones, y con su nuevo reto dio un triunfofreno a la multitud al regresar a "primer impacto" nuch fluch. hola q tal, les saluda maria rosa lucchini, la policia del condado de fairfax busca a dos latinos en coneccion con un robo y participacion de pandillas, ademas estudiantes de la florida llegan a washington y piden el cese de las redadas. tendremos esta y otras noticias,pronostico del tiempo y mucho mas, a las seis. ♪ música ) >>> un hombre fue sentenciado por su comunidad a ser quemado en una hoguera, tenemos imágenes que son muy fuertes >>> lo tenían cercado, y la policía lo tenía aquí, un hombre de 25 años, acusado de asesinar a su hijastro de 9 años envenen envenenandolo >>> Él tenía un niño de tendría el desayuno listo el niño llega una tasa de café con veneno y este tipo tira al niño al río haciendo creer que el niño se había ahogado >>> y aunque esta versión nunca se comprobó la ira formal fue incontenible, los moderadores de montalvo estaban fuera de contr control. la policía dno pudo evitar la psicosis colectiva, él

. >>> in miami, dwyane wade sent set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over boston.sentanchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over bostoent set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over bostont set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over bostot set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over bosto set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over boston. the heat avoided elimination, but boston could take the series with a win tuesday at home. >>> in baseball, another game winning home run for the white sox. in chicago, paul konerko hit his major league leading eighth home run to give the white sox a 3-2 win over seattle. and albert pujols hit his seventh home run in the first inning, that was all st. louis needed for a 2-0 win over san francisco. >>> when we return, we'll take another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and driving head first in to danger. storm chasers tell us why they do it. ♪ nutri-grain -- one good decision... can lead to another. ♪ made with real frui

river because he had a broken heart, and got about halfway out and decided he had changed his mind and waded back and twain wrote a really scathing account of that misadventure and essentially said that it was a shame that hinton had broken everybody else's heart by not going through with it. however, i can't find the others. it was -- obviously, 10 dames were pretty big back then any way. his best friend on the territorial enterprise was a writer named william wright, who went by the pen name of dandy quill. and so william wright also i think taught twain how to -- the fine art of the written hoax. dandy quill wrote an article, mentioned in the book, in which he said that an inventer in death valley had invented a sort of a temporary mobile air conditioning unit that he wore on his back and according to the story about dandy quill, it malfunctioned and he froze to death in the middle of death valley. now, twain got in trouble because he wrote a hoax, which he claimed that a citizen of virginia city had gone crazy and killed his whole family, and massacred them and scalped them and ridden in

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wade have admitted that the legal reasoning behind it was flawed. a lot of decisions, once you say the word liberty, is not accurate. means whatever the supreme court thinks ought to be a liberty. you have given the court an enormous power over democracy, because everything we read into the bill of rights of bridges democracy. it means you cannot vote on that anymore. it is not up to the people anymore. it must be this way. that is simply not the road we should go down if we want our responsible, seriously functioning democracy. only unimportant matters do we try to persuade each other and vote on. really significance of such as whether there should be a right to die, a right to assisted suicide, where there should be right to abortion, whether there should be right to homosexual conduct. all this really important stuff. we cannot possibly dispose of those matters democratically by debating with each other and voting. all the really important stuff has to be decided by the supreme court, by deciding what the purposes of the word liberty was, or what

wade, precedent, i believe in precedent. and you never get an answer. but there is a new political dynamic that is, of course, driven by the tea parties on the republicans' side. and the question of federal power, what should the government be allowed to do? is health care reform for example constitutional? it's now being challenged. states' rights, property rights, a very, very big issue out west. and on the democratic side, you have the supreme court decision, which was a 5-4 decision that gets people at the white house very upset, as you know, which essentially loosens restrictions on corporations and the way they can spend their money in campaigns now. so those are going to be things that they're going to talk about in this confirmation hearing on both sides. so maybe it will be a little bit different and more interesting for all of us to observe. >> if it's different, do we think it's going to be as ugly as we've seen before? is the fact that it's an election year that both sides have constituencies they might raid money from by kind of flaming som

i mean, i remember wade rathkey, we're not going that. you know what is weird? acorn is doing that., that's weird. here is the california acorn website. surprisingly, just changed their name. alliance of californians for community um porement. no longer acorn. if you look at the bottom of the website it says we're in transition. check back soon for more information. acorn new york is now new york communities for change. connecticut, rhode island and massachusetts, acorn is now new england united for justice. acorn housing is now affordable housing centers of america. acorn arkansas is now arkansas community organizations. louisiana acorn, yeah, community voice. minnesota acorn, minnesota neighborhood organizing for change. missouri acorn is now missouriens organizing for reform and empowerment. pennsylvania acorn is now pennsylvania communities organizing for change. washington acorn is now organization united for reform. acorn is on the verge of bankruptcy. they announced that april 1. acorn has been dissolved. sad to see them go, but here is the good news. they didn't actually go

and he is the author of the book, and he knows conservative issues like i know waded up tissues. i cried three times. and his cross word is as delightful as his bottom line is frightful. it is our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> check out lidia pauly green. her copies is as giant as the jolly green and she will make readers say good golly, green. what else? hitler had one bally green. only rhyme i can think of, greg. and it is a historical fact. >> something tells me you could have done better. >> no, something is wrong. something is very wrong. i am a talk paper. >> i am -- i can't believe i am doing that. to the greg-alogue. it is a stair climber of sense ability. stupid paper. grassy knoll? more like assy-knoll. in her recent video erika badeaux removes her clothes while walking along the path where jfk was shot. how daring. how edgy. how flabby. >> ♪ >> ?o surprise the washington post describes the video as big -- as a big, bold artistic statement. and they should know. they employ howard's hair. while some see it as daring. i see it as unfair. if i d

route 4, at the patuxent river, where shortly before 4:00 this afternoon, a teenager, we are told, had waded into the river, wearing a pair of undershorts, went into the river. and then apparently went under the water and was seen not resurfacing. this caused anne arundel county and prince george's county fire officials to be called to the scene. firefighters searched the river for about an hour and a half. with scuba divers and people in boats. they had two helicopters on the scene from the maryland state police, looking for this teenage boy. divers just a short time ago, found the young man. he had apparently drowned. he has been pulled from the water. at this point, we still have anne arundel county police on the scene. they are the primary agency investigating. they have not released the name of the young man. nor whether he lives here local in this waysons trailer park here in the ann arundel county. obviously at this point, the rescue is complete. and fire officials will be leaving the scene here shortly. there's no effects on traffic down here. but very much sadness as we saw lots of

wade. it didn't even come up and i was confirmed 98-0. that changed in 1986 with the confirmation over robert bjork, the reagan appointee, the democrats vilified him and said if he's confirmed, it would bring back-to-back -- bring back back alley abortions. >> who knew this -- you knew president ford didn't want a liberal, not the leader of the liberals. that's not how he started out. the thinking was he would be leaning one way the other, it would be to the right. >> there have been surprises. with ford and justice stevens, earl warren in the 1950s who became chief justice of the most liberal court, the warren court and eisenhower said it was the biggest mistake he made and george h.w. bush with david souder. it's a lifetime appointment so if you make a mistake, it's a big mistake that lasts long after you're out of the white house. >> shepard: president ford says his legacy can stand on this one appointment. he was proud when he gave an interview in 2005. >> that's through, jerry ford's positions changed. interestingly enough, stevens a

. >> rescue worker his to wade through the muddy swamp and cut through brush with machetes to pull the girl out. but it was just one man, james king, a friend from church, who discovered nadia. he was taken to headquarters this morning. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling tall. i'm 6 feet and this was short. >> her sister led police to an area where they often play, but it was a difficult search, hampered by dense undergrowth in the swamp. her family believes the girl, who has a form of autism, known as asperger's, just went off. >> she loves to go on the bike. and she stopped and went to take pictures. >> reporter: nadia and her parents were reunited inside. sandra hughes, wjz eyewitness news. >> nadia had been reading a book about american girl doll laney who has outdoor adventures, when she disappeared. >>> testimony is over in the trial of a baltimore teen accused of shooting a first grader is now in the hands of the jury. vic is live with more on the trial. >> police say 16-year-old lamont davis intended to shoot someone else, but it shot little raven white in the head. the cri

wade.it can be prepared by a series of supreme court decisions in the 1960s, which had expelled prayer from public schools, liberated obscenity and pornography in the nation's media, and had offended religious conservatives. but the final straw you might say was the abortion decision. >> host: is abortion central to conservative thoughts? >> guest: well, the issue, the issue of abortion is central, is a central part of conservative politics. it is not purely the center of conservative politics. the reason it is important is that it is, the principles that implicates, the right to life, the right to liberty, the right to the pursuit of happiness are central to the core of america's moral self-definition and central to the defense of american traditions and american public philosophies really. so the different conservatives, of course there is a difference within the conservative movement about abortion. there are some members especially on the more libertarian side, who take a different view

a teenager was seen wading into the patuxent river, wearing only a pair of boxer shorts. apparently after he went in the water, he was seen going under the water. they have divers. they have been scaring the river in rubber boats. looking for any possibility of the teenager coming to the surface. you're seeing now, divers from montgomery -- or correction, anne arundel, prince george's county. they continue to search here. maryland state police were on the scene a short time ago. there's no other word at this point on what happened to the boy. and at this point, it is unclear whether he lives in a local community or what caused him to be here. back to you. >> captain mike. thank you. we'll continue to follow the story throughout the night. >>> in other news tonight, besides the race for governor, it's expected to be one of the hottest races in the fall for maryland. today, the first democrat for baltimore county executive announces his candidacy. wjz is live. political reporter pat warren has moron how -- more on how this race is shaping up. >> reporter: that's right. jim

he finish wade 16 under par.our winning putt as phil wins his third masters. >> such an incredible week, emotional week and to cap it off with this victory, i can't put into words but it is something we'll share and remember the rest of our lives. thank you. >> of course, phil mickelson's wife -- >> i didn't get it done imdidn't hit the ball good enough and made too many mistakes around the greens. consequently, i'm not there. >> we heard from phi mickelson talking about how emotional it was. his wife amy has been battling breast cancer and his mother has as well and amy was there give him a big hug when he won the masters. >>> the caps game went into overtime. caps fell to the bruins 4-3. they finish the season with an nhl best 121 points in the standings. it is onto the stanley cup playoffs now. the caps will face the canadiens if the first time beginning at the verizon cent ore on thursday and saturday and then it shifts to montreal. >>> we go to the diamond now. nationals, mets up in new york. that will go to

river and was monsoon said this amount was more or less at the center of stream ankle deep easy to wade across. across pakistan. okay ma'am, my boys shoot to kill. i remember that as we began to move. i saw us in the site tiny figures and landscape easy to pick off. but monktu seemed unconcerned and i took my cue from him. on the other bank in a line green shirt that said holix was a slightly older security threat maybe 20. he had a lovely smile, cycle, can with boiled water and many packets of glucose a biscuits from the party for me. we caught our breathitt began to walk again it turned out he was a red herring. the route was almost entirely not cycle. we climbed a steep hills and climbed down the rocky paths along pretty precarious ledges. many couldn't we would generally lifted the cycle and carried it over his head as the lead weight nothing. i began to wonder about his village boy. i discovered much later he could handle every kind of weapon except and lmg he told me cheerfully, that is a light machine gun. 2,000 beautiful men walked with us for about half an hour before the parts

the 86-year-old walk wade from the national naval center bethesda about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. >>>year-old boy has now been charged with 41 counts for last week's drive-by shooting in southeast. this includes murder charges. four people died in the shooting. the teen faces four charges of first degree murder while armed, attempted murder while armed and assault with intent to kill. because he was driving, he also faces reckless driving and driving without a permit charges. >>> gilbert areasons begins his 0-day sentence for gun charges today. he will serve two days at the montgomery county detention center in rockville before he leaves for a halfway house where he will have a roommate but no chores are cable television in his room. gilbert arenas was sentenced to bringing an unlicensed gun into the wizards locker room at the verizon center and apparently following some sort of altercation with a teammate. >>> we await word of a press conference in west virginia to try to get the latest on the situation, trying to get in to find the fewer miners who are still up accounted for. y the

wade. voted in cases that limit death penalty. supports affirmative action and he has given more rights to terrorism detainees at the guantanamo bay detainny prison in cuba. the magic wall for the volatile political environment. it in this political environment president obama will name a successor. we have seen the left and the right dominate oirg politics. take michigan, for example. bart stupak a democratic congressman resigned today, trying to make the case in that district that his health care vote was the right vote, because the tea party says no, some on the left criticized him. bart stupak saying 38,000 people in northern michigan will get health insurance and nearly 200,000 will see their costs lowered. that is a view from michigan of the contested political environment. utah, bob bennett a republican senator, been in office for years. he's being challenged from the right in part conservatives say, because they don't like these votes. here's one, school safety ability of 1999. passed by 73-25. 31 republicans vote ford thi

wade was divided in 1973. he was appointed in 1975.ontroversy over abortion had not become as big as it would later become. gerald ford picked him because, after he had pardoned richard nixon, he wanted someone who would not create controversy. and john paul stevens was confirmed by a vote of 98-0. and that was the success of his nomination. so he was always known a centrist. he was never known as someone who was going to be a strong republican on the bench. but just how liberal he became, i think that is a surprise to many people. >> well, did he change? was he being true to himself all along? did he change or did the court change? >> well, you know, this is a question i put to him when i interviewed him in february, in march. he insisted that it was the court change. that the court simply became more conservative. when you had, say, william rehnquist and sandra day o'connor replaced by john roberts and samuel alito, that is a significant move to the right on the part of the court. and i think that's correct. but i also thinknevens ch

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this time the president hopes to win over more republican sena r senators roe versus wade remains an issue. senate leaders who the president called in today know he will send them a supreme court nominee who shares that view. >> i want somebody who is going to be interpreting our constitution in a way that takes into account individual rights and that includes women's rights. >> reporter: mr. obama's first nominee, sonia sotomayor, was confirmed with nine gop votes. republican leader mitch mcconnel and jeff sessions voted no. but both were consulted by the president. who is hoping to ban this week's flicker of bipartisan. cross-party cooperation looks possible, new financial regulations. senate republicans today. >> i think that we are going to get there. i am very optimistic. >> both sides agree on main point. >> number one, that we don't have to bail out firms if they act recklessly. >> reporter: but the president's approval rate sing back down to about 45% in today's quinnipiac poll. >> the notion he was a post partisan president who would be able to bring people together from dif

in high demand, a lebron a wade and a bosh. but they won't come cheap.ams will have a little more to spend. the nba's projected salary cap next season $56.1 million, $2 million to $3 million higher than expected. great news for the knicks. it good -- guarantees they can sign two max free agents. based on the cap, the knicks will have the most money to spend and their the only team that could give out two maximum contracts. the projected cap also helps out the nets, heat and bulls, among others. >> mike leach has added espn analyst craig james and university official and regents in his wrongful termination lawsuit. attorneys for leach claim that a top administrator and two board of regents agreed to fire leach last year a day after he signed a new contact. he was fired one day before he was due an $800,000 bonus and two days after he was suspended over claims that he mistreated adam james, craig james' son. a lawyer for craig james says that the leach claims have no merit. >> still to come on espnews, why they're calling him sid the savior. plus, how the

this is dwyane wade.e brakes and knocking it down, and the heat, mission accomplished. 99-95. 22 pointes for wade. and the heat have won nine in a row. that's going to do it for us. for those of you watching on espn2. "baseball tonight" is up next. meanwhile always stay current with espnews. >> celtics and the raptors, chris bosh out, reggie evans in. hits his head with turkoglu. turkoglu sustaining a nasal contusion. ataken to the hospital for a ct scan. meanwhile, flick of the wrist, ties it up. going around the back, getting threes. celtics lead 91-80. rajon rondo. for 3. much better. he had 21 points, dimes. five players in double digits for boston. boston has won eight straight versus the raptors. sonny weems, 21 points, that is a career high. toronto has 16 of the last 24. >> wizards and the magic, one night after clinching the third are vin sanity with the big left-hand, up by eight. magic up by eight. time winding down, magic by 18. jason williams, he's a sharp shooter, bullseye, then heads up mov

. >> well, i think in many wades, though, it's both 9/11 but also in the age of obama.11 took place during the age of reagan. it was a very, very different moment. well, it was the age of reagan but bush was a representative. actually, there's elements of carter and clinton that were elements of the age of reagan in terms of punitive policies when it comes to prison, in terms of eliminating and welfare and pushing persons oftentimes that let their entree into the industrial complex. it was the clinton administration decision that helped facilitate the kind of greed that we've seen running amuck on wall street. so that age of reagan is a comprehensive category that includes many of our fellow democratic party, brothers and sisters. i don't want to begin to talk about this spinelessness so much of this party. but the question was this, 9/11 one moment, age of obama -- and annual of obama has generated a very different kind of context because obama is this political genius respond to the politics of fear with the politics of hope. don't talk about the greed but talk about

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chief justice morrison wade recommended william wood. he had an additional opportunity to nominate a justice only two months before leaving office. stanley matthews at also been supported by his close friend, justice wade, whose seat he would fill. the successor, the ill-fitted jeans are killed, would renominate -- be ill- -- the ill-fated james garfield, would renominate him. they supported horace gray. the president also recommended melville fuller. he had actually recommended an illinois attorney for the post, but he declined the offer. the chief justiceship went to fuller, whom the press labeled the most obscure man ever nominated for that exalted position. when justice matthews die, president harrison took nine months to compile a long list of possible nominees before narrowing it down to two. he chose to friends with similar credentials, degrees from yale, and service on state and federal courts. they referred to each other as president herring -- they referred each other at. but justice miller fell victim to a stroke. harrison had

. >> rose: tom friedman has waded in on this. (laughs) >> i know. >> rose: he said "never short a country with two trillion dollars in foreign currency reserves." >> the last two economies that had similar foreign currency reserves relative to the size of their economy was japan in 1989 and the u.s. in 1929. i'll let that be the end of that discussion. it just... it has no bearing on whether there's a domestic credit bubble or not. in fact, countries embarked on domestic credit bubbles often tend to basically accumulate foreign currency reserves. >> rose: but so many people-- this is my sense of disbelief. look at the numbers that you talk about. so many people have so much invested in the future of china. >> literally invested. >> rose: exactly. i mean, i read today about a major private equity firm, billions of dollars and continuing to invest. >> yes. >> rose: believing that china is the future. that china will be the biggest economy in the world by 2035. >> yup. well, it very well... >> rose: and they wouldn't do that if they

wade. he had testified before congress that he believes the violence against women act was unconstitutional. that is what we had worked on the ad had been passed by a bipartisan majority. -- had worked on and had been passed by a bipartisan majority. he had a number of other areas where he is strongly critical of the supreme court. but, he says that he felt he believed in the doctrine that he would be bound to follow supreme court precedent. i supported, even though i disagree with just about everything he had written about, i believe him when he said that he would follow supreme court precedent. i supported his nomination and on like now, when even people come out of here unanimously and are held up month after month, week after week, he was reported favorably by this committee was confirmed in the 10th circuit by voice vote, and he was reported within a day what of his nomination being reported. within one day. we have people now in the lower court and you have to file to get them through

banks are starting to wade through the backlog of troubled home month at a faster pace. the number of u.s. homes taken over by banks jumped from a year ago. foreclosure grew 60% by 16%. more homes were taken over by banks than in any quarter going back to at least january, 2005, when realtytrac first began reporting the data "we are right now on pace to see more than 1 million bank repossessions this year." florida, david, independent line, go ahead, please. caller: i am a first-time caller. host: what made you call this morning? caller: well, i have been watching c-span regularly now for the last couple of months. the one thing that is drilled into me from watching this and regular politics over the years is that nothing is ever going to change until people get it into their heads that neither democrats nor republicans is any different from the other one except for their rhetoric. they represent the same interest groups, the same lobbyists who offer millions of dollars to the republicans for legislation, also offer the same millions of dollars to democrats for the same

wade. he had testified before congress that he believes the violence against women act was unconstitutional. that is what we had worked on the ad had been passed by a bipartisan majority. -- had worked on and had been passed by a bipartisan majority. he had a number of other areas where he is strongly critical of the supreme court. but, he says that he felt he believed in the doctrine that he would be bound to follow supreme court precedent. i supported, even though i disagree with just about everything he had written about, i believe him when he said that he would follow supreme court precedent. i supported his nomination and on like now, when even people come out of here unanimously and are held up month after month, week after week, he was reported favorably by this committee was confirmed in the 10th circuit by voice vote, and he was reported within a day what of his nomination being reported. within one day. we have people now in the lower court and you have to file to get them through

wade. he had testified before congress that he believes the violence against women act was unconstitutional. that is what we had worked on the ad had been passed by a bipartisan majority. -- had worked on and had been passed by a bipartisan majority. he had a number of other areas where he is strongly critical of the supreme court. but, he says that he felt he believed in the doctrine that he would be bound to follow supreme court precedent. i supported, even though i disagree with just about everything he had written about, i believe him when he said that he would follow supreme court precedent. i supported his nomination and on like now, when even people come out of here unanimously and are held up month after month, week after week, he was reported favorably by this committee was confirmed in the 10th circuit by voice vote, and he was reported within a day what of his nomination being reported. within one day. we have people now in the lower court and you have to file to get them through

chief justice morrison wade recommended william wood. he had an additional opportunity to nominate a justice only two months before leaving office. stanley matthews at also been supported by his close friend, justice wade, whose seat he would fill. the successor, the ill-fitted jeans are killed, would renominate -- be ill- -- the ill-fated james garfield, would renominate him. they supported horace gray. the president also recommended melville fuller. he had actually recommended an illinois attorney for the post, but he declined the offer. the chief justiceship went to fuller, whom the press labeled the most obscure man ever nominated for that exalted position. when justice matthews die, president harrison took nine months to compile a long list of possible nominees before narrowing it down to two. he chose to friends with similar credentials, degrees from yale, and service on state and federal courts. they referred to each other as president herring -- they referred each other at. but justice miller fell victim to a stroke. harrison had

wade. judge merrick garland who sits on the court court of appes for the district of columbia, a court that's seen alumni ascend to the nation's high court, he is set to be more controversial but has done work for dukakis and bill clinton. then there's janet napal tono, her performance homeland security secretary dug the aftermath of the christmas bombing plot could conceivably impact on whether she's selected this time around. there are others but of necessity, for the pups of live television, our short list is a little shorter than the president's. megyn: james, the ones you ticked off are generally not considered to be far left when it comes to their judicial philosophy or idealog, however, there's a possibility that president obama could nonetheless pick somebody who is far left. how much of a political battle can we expect now in the u.s. senate? >> reporter: it is well to bear in mind, megyn, the president is going to be looking to accomplish a number of other things in the senate thi

wade.he had testified before congress that he believes the violence against women act was unconstitutional. that is what we had worked on and had been passed by a bipartisan majority. he had a number of other areas where he is strongly critical of the supreme court. but, he says that he felt he believed in the doctrine that he would be bound to follow supreme court precedent. i supported, even though i disagree with just about everything he had written about, i believe him when he said that he would follow supreme court precedent. i supported his nomination and on like now, when even people come out of here unanimously and are held up month after month, week after week, he was reported favorably by this committee was confirmed in the 10th circuit by voice vote, and he was reported within a day what of his nomination being reported. within one day. we have people now in the lower court and you have to file to get them through. i put my full statement in the record. >> if i could respond sinc

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they don't see the seriousness of dwyane wade's injury. did it on their final offensive possession.nd had to be carried off. a long night for the heat, and great night for the celtics. >> let's update you on the spurs and mavericks series. tied at 1 game apiece. that's tim duncan. averaging 26 points and almost 13 rebounds in this series. dirk has eight points in earlt going. back the other way. san antonio and tony parker the floater in the lane. so dangerous. he's got six points at last. where we stand now, the spurs up by a buck in the second quarter. the mavericks, five turnovers in the first quarter alone. not exactly what rick carlisle was hoping for. san antonio, a blistering 56% shooting in that opening frame. winner of game number three going on to win 75.9% of the time. >> with a chance to close on out the sabres in five games. van he can out for buffalo, even without their leading scorer, the sabres had no trouble getting to rast early. scored on the wraparound here. buffalo scored in every game in this series. unlike the previous games they've been able to hold the lead.