yahoo! -- nine yahoo! without a total settlement had cost the administration a great event mount of credibility. it is clear obama is an unwilling to force the government to adopt the settlement but at this point* the alternatives are not very good either this stalemate after continuing to change realities on the ground with a viable palestinian state with expansion and building the separation barrier or else obama reverse his position to try and draw it netanyahu to the process affecting eight u-turn that would engage not only his credibility but also among any palestinian partner who might try to engage. after the heightened expectation the dashed hopes really risk provoking a crisis and on this issue issue, time is running out. but it is not just palestine people are disenchanted they're very concerned that under president obama and united states will give less support and here, if i sound unduly critical there were many democracy reformers in the region who felt the commitment he had made was genuine a

in terms of where you're searching, use sites like yahoo! hot jobs but also use company website, use the newspaper. you know, if you have alumni resources you can access do, that. you've really got to cast a wide net today. >> absolutely. one of the big problems out there is only 38% of people say they're satisfied in their current job. this means we could unleash a whole new large group of people looking for new employment. what do you have to say to people like that? do you do it now? do you wait? >> i would say for people like that, and you're right, there's a lot of them, that it's better to probably wait. i mean, the adage goes it's easier to find a job when you have a job. that's true. a lot of times recruiters are looking for what they call passive candidates. for some reason having a job does make you more attractive in the job market. if you want to start your job search part time on your own time, that's probably a better thing than just up and quitting right now in this economy. >> that would be a bad thing to do. tom, thank you f

yahoo! sports is reporting he will interview for the bills' head coaching job this week. he says he has had no contact with buffalo. the b.c. as title game is between alabama and texas. how about the liberty bowl, where the bell tolls for dwayne harris who makes a ridiculous one-handed grab. that gives them a 10-0 lead. arkansas rallies back. generally not a good idea to fall down when you play defense on that play. east carolina had a 10 -- had a chance to win it. one of three straight misses for him, 20-17 the razorbacks win the liberty bowl. you've gone, -- eulachon south carolina. -- yukon. he could do some serious damage blipping pies with hands like that. yukon dominated south carolina. college basketball, the loyola greyhound's made national news when they stunned indiana at assembly hall of wheat and a half ago. back at home for the first time since that incredible win, they are trying to stay on track going for their fourth straight win hosting writeryder. harvey scored seven straight points at one point. then robert gets into the action. loyola wins 68-66. shaq

yahoo has since sold its stake to another company within china.y maintained some investment but yahoo is no longer directly in china in that auction market because of that incident. and yahoo has stepped up and in one of few companies to support google in this protest against the chinese. host: let us give viewers and listener - comparisons of the two top search engines in china, baidu and google by revenue. you can see some of the other research as far well below that. robert is on our republican mind. well compared caller: good morning, everyone, and thank you for c-span. i live in silicon valley and i have been in china for six years working back and forth and also have been in the software outsourcing business. one thing that is kind of ironic is of the investment money that started out about the -- alibaba actually came out of the investment companies here in silicon valley. there is a very large contingency of chinese software engineers who work at google, who worked at jocko. there is such an integration between china and silicon valley, it

and yahoo! with stepped-up and i won a few companies to support google in its protest against the chinese. >> host: and as we go to her neck collar, give viewers a look at and listeners a reading of comparisons of the two top search engines in china, baidu and also google by revenue did baidu with 53 -- 62% of the revenue, google with 33%. baidu, 62% of searches, google 15% and you can see from the other search is a far level of that. a tear from mountain bell, california. robert is on the republican line. >> caller: good morning, everyone in thank you so much for c-span. i'm here in silicon valley and i've been in china for about six years working back and forth. and i also have been in the software outsourcing business. and, you know, one thing that's kind of ironic is the investment money that started ali baba actually came out of the investment companies here in silicon valley. and there's a very large tendency of chinese software engineers who work at google, who work at yahoo!. there are i

yahoo! is where my e-mail address is. i get the instant news from that when i logged in. >> thank you. carl, we will have to the mike. >> i am from suffolk university in boston. i am a junior. i am politics in the court maj. or. i fall within the republican party. i am currently the president of the suffolk county republican party. my aspirations are law school and to go to some sort -- formal politics. whether it would be a the national level is undecided. it has been a passion of mine from a young age. that is on my back burner. finishing my education. i have been years since the beginning of this week and i was here last week for the inauguration seminar. >> what are you learning? >> the best day i had last week was the national security day when we had the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff coming, and ramallah, to speak to us. i thought it was informative especially when he was talking about the recent surge of troops in afghanistan, saying that not all the troops will not necessarily going to have consistent and

so people are going to youtube or before yahoo.nd, of course, number one is google. we were look at that time and figuring out how to leverage such a way to not violate the policies and guidelines, that we were respecting people's privacy, and that we were adhering to the presidential records act, which says all written forms coming into and out of the white house must be preserved. we can post things to facebook, but in terms of engaging with people on facebook, they're right now trying to figure out from the comment policies and other ways, how can we archive that? so four or eight years from now, can we zip that you will, ship it over to the archives so that historians for decades and generations to come can look back at the conversations we're dealing with today? >> i just wanted to actually jump in, if i can, because i wanted to challenge one thing you said about the whitehouse.gov being the center of the political universe. i don't think it is, and it's no knock on the obama or bush white house, because ainge lot of points da

>> i do like cnn and i read the "miami herald" daily and yahoo! is where i get instant news from my email address. >> thank you, alexandra. >> thank you. >> carl, tell us the same. >> my name is carl hoffman. i'm from suffolk, university in boston. i'm a junior there. politics and court majors. originally from small town in rhode island and i guess i would say that i do fall within the republican party. i am currently the president of the suffolk college republicans. >> that kind of nailed it, wouldn't it? what do you want to be? >> my aspirations right now would be law school, eventually to look toward going into some form of politics. whether state or national level is still undecided. it has been a passion of mine from a very young age but that is on my back burner toward finishing my education and starting my career and seeing what's ahead. >> how long have you been here for this? >> since the beginning of this week and i was here last year for the inauguration seminar. >> what are you learning? >> the best day that i had last week was the nat

people were going to you to before yahoo! or other sites. -- youtube before yahoo! or other sites.ting policies. questions like, we can pose things 2 facebook -- in terms of engaging with people on facebook, they are trying to figure out other ways to archive that so four or eight years from now we can ship it over to the archive so it'll be there for decades and generations to come. >> i wanted to jump in. i wanted to challenge one thing you said about the white house -- whitehouse.gov being the center of the political universe. i do not know that it is. a lot is made about the restraints on official government websites. it is much different than your able to do on the campaign. tabloids were coming down every night it 6:30 p.m. it is completely different. it still cut abc and cbs doing their thing to get the media. people forget that. it is not as bad off as some people may get out to be. it is splintered. you have the cable networks. you can have joe smith come out of college. when did you can grab a camera and start posting things on the youtube. -- one of you can grab a camera

. >>> yahoo sports reports bryan billick will interview next week. he has worked as a color comitate for fox. >>> still to come, c.a.a. action between old old and george mason is on the way. >>> up next the spurs and wizards in high definition. for those watching on comcast sportsnet plus. after this game stick around for wizards postgame and at 10:00, lisa hillary joins me on geico sportsnite. >>> welcome back. college basketball now. do not sleep on the c.a.a. season. six teams have at least seven wins and that includes old dominion and george mason meeting this afternoon. trying to hand the patriots their first conference loss. mason on the run. that would be a theme. the off balance goes. up 3 at the back. nice passing sets up mike morrison for the easy dunk. mason up 4. morrison not done as he finishes the alley-oop. he drops 15 points and 5 boards on the day. the patriots start pulling away. pearson good defense the steal and the slam. he leads all scores with 17. part of a george mason run. morrison gets behind the defense after a missed shot

people were going to you to before yahoo! or other sites. -- youtube before yahoo! or other sites.he get that to find a way to leverage it without violating policies. questions like, we can pose things 2 facebook -- in terms of engaging with people on facebook, they are trying to figure out other ways to archive that so four or eight years from now we can ship it over to the archive so it'll be there for decades and generations to come. >> i wanted to jump in. i wanted to challenge one thing you said about the white house -- whitehouse.gov being the center of the political universe. i do not know that it is. a lot is made about the restraints on official government websites. it is much different than your able to do on the campaign. tabloids were coming down every night it 6:30 p.m. it is completely different. it still cut abc and cbs doing their thing to get the media. people forget that. it is not as bad off as some people may get out to be. it is splintered. you have the cable networks. you can have joe smith come out of college. when did you can grab a camera and start posting

and i use the term all hands on deck yahoo!gned up for, if you're a gun owner and a second amendment member this is a call of action. everybody needs to get information on this particular issue. any way you can kind of individualize what you communicate with people to give them what they want that would be ideal but you have to overlay that over the fact that sometimes there are things that are so pressing and important that affect everybody that everybody has to take action on. >> can you talk about a little bit more -- i know you discussed the beginning the air support that it provides to your lobbyists. but what role does your display of force within a district have in a lobbying meeting? are you going in discussing how many members you have in the district and like what kind of information are you presenting to them about your activism within their congressional district and courting a lawmaker? >> good question. our membership counts and numbers are confidential but i think most lawmakers will know that when we communicate

and then in 2008, youtube actually surpassed yahoo! as the second more highest ranked search engine, so people are going to youtube before they're going to yahoo! or other sites and of course, number one is google. so we were looking at all that and figured how can we leverage that in such a way we're not violating ego policies and guidelines, we were expecting people's privacies and we were adhering to the presidential records act which says all communications coming in and out of the white house must be preserved. we can post things to facebook, which is what the currents white house is doing, but in terms of earn gauging with people on facebook, they're right now trying to figure out, you know, from the comment policies an other ways, how can we archive that, so four or eight years from now or after a president is elect, can we zip that up, ship it over to the archives so historians for decades can look back at the conversations that we're having today. >> that's a good point. i wanted to actually jump in if i can, because i wanted

according to yahoo!and the "new york post" arenas and a teammate crittenden drew guns on each other during a locker room dispute. arenas says that is not the story. both arenas and the team acknowledged he had kept unloaded guns in his locker. >> the team released a statement. ongoing investigation. that's basically our comment. >> people are going to investigate, look into it. they're going to do our job, we'll do ours. >> reporter: it's hardly the first time a professional athlete has run into trouble. plaxico burress is in prison after accidentally shooting himself with an illegal handgun in 2008. >> you're a professional athlete and you know that you're the one out there paying the bills with your talent. you feel above the law. >> reporter: it is a matter of security, some athletes argue, pointing to the murders of sean taylor of the washington redskins, shot to death at a robbery in his home two years ago, and darrent williams of the denver broncos killed in a drive high by on new year's day 2007.

if you do a google search or yahoo!arch and you type in a name, the computer automatically asks you, did you mean and it will put three or four other. why wouldn't that be relatively a simple thing to do? >> that is correct, senator. when an applicant appears before us, we already have the software installed on our application screening process. if we put in the name kennedy and we misspell it, it will come back kennedy, we had not loaded that software into the database to check on already issued visas because we were looking for a specific known commodity. we are in the process of changing that. we've also evaluated the procedures and criteria used to revoke the says. the state department has brought inflexible authority to invoke visas and we regularly use that power. as 2000 when we've reviewed 51,000 visas for a variety of reasons including over 1700 for suspected links to terrorism. in an ongoing effort with our partner agencies, new existing information is continually checked against a database of previously issue

now where we are with this sort of offer or willingness on the part of the private administered at yahoo! to negotiate and difficulty with you to negotiate with and what are the terms on which it can be convinced. in taking a predictable position in relation to settlement and in relation to further encroachments as he seated by the the israelis in palestinian territory. with really a standoff. all within the context of a much broader middle east set of issues than we had a few years ago. with iran been of course measured with a sunni shia which is not trivial and which i've very serious political implications. and it's taken a minute to tell you this, maybe longer than i showed, that as those of you who know the area, no it's not some complicated. and i try to do it as quickly as they could. >> jim, you mentioned having worked closely well with the previous administration, the bush administration. that administration got some criticism when it first came into office and later for not engaging with the israeli-palestinian conflict. certainly that is something that the obama administration

. >> with the forbearance of my colleagues why can't you -- if you go on a global search, yahoo!rch and tight and a name, the computer will automatically ask did you mean and but three or four other ways of spelling. why wouldn't that be a relatively simple thing to do? >> that is correct, senator. when an applicant appears before us we already have that software installed on our application screening process. if we put in the name kennedy and spell it, misspell it will come back k-e-n-e-d-y. we had unloaded that software in the database to check on already issued visas because we are looking for a specific known commodity. we are in the process of changing that. we have also evaluated the procedures and criteria used to revoke. the state department has brought and up flexible authority to revoke visa and we regularly use that power since 2001 we have revoked 51,000 visas for a variety of reasons including over 1700 for suspected links to terrorism. in an ongoing effort with our partner agency's new watch listing information is continually checked against the database of previous

. >> with the forbearance of my colleagues why can't you -- if you go on a global search, yahoo! search and tight and a name, the computer will automatically ask did you mean and but three or four other ways of spelling. why wouldn't that be a relatively simple thing to do? >> that is correct, senator. when an applicant appears before us we already have that software installed on our application screening process. if we put in the name kennedy and spell it, misspell it will come back k-e-n-e-d-y. we had unloaded that software in the database to check on already issued visas because we are looking for a specific known commodity. we are in the process of changing that. we have also evaluated the procedures and criteria used to revoke. the state department has brought and up flexible authority to revoke visa and we regularly use that power since 2001 we have revoked 51,000 visas for a variety of reasons including over 1700 visas without prior where the media does recognize. we can invoke to the point of people seeking to board an aircraft preventing their boarding. an accord nation

report today on yahoo!.m says arenas has been a problem for head coach flip saunders since training camp but saunders called untrue today adding don't let the facts get in the way of a good story. end quote. here is arenas discussing the situation last night in the wizard's locker room. >> biggest misconception about this? >> the whole story. the other day, you know, bad judgment happened. the weapons here. it was bad judgment. you know me and been here i never did anything violent. anything i did was funny -- well, it's funty me. whatever happens happens. i can't do anything about that. keep a smile on my face. got to un-- enjoy life sometimes. >>> coming up, the terps have their final test before starting acc play. we have highlights on the way when geico sportsnite returns. -la-la... ♪ ♪ they really made him drop. ♪ a perfect gift so sure to lift the hostess right next door. ♪ ♪ oh! give the gift of scratchers... ♪ ♪ give all four and more. give the gift of scratchers...♪ ♪ and watch their spirits soar. h