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The case of barry bonds. lisa sylvester has it. >> reporter: the jury returned a verdict of guilty on one count of obstruction of justice but could not reach a decision on the other three remaining charges of perjury so the judge has declared a mistrial. each one of these counts could carry a potential sentence of ten years in prison. one charge, guilty of one count on obstruction of justice, wolf. >> lisa sylvester, thank you. the growing spending battle here in washington is being fueled, in...

Mostly because people were concerned about their own job if they were employed by the government and they were a little shaky in terms of whether they would get their escrow money back and escrow companies are private companies, but sometimes the pappic sprea pani little bit. fhs is backing fewer loans than they were a year ago. the biggest impact is first-time home buyers. the fha doesnt make loans but they back those initiated by private lenders and they help people who dont have a full 20% do...

Gadhafi? what special constitution of authority does the president act here, what authority from the people of the region or the people of our own country. these are good questions to ask. why are we not hearing them asked? thats "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "the last word with lawrence odonnell." the warning to moammar gadhafi is simple. stop attacking your citizens or we will attack you. >> these terms are not subject to negotiation. if gadhafi does not comply with the resol...

Us to be on the ride side. i think the president has moved very much in that direction. the next week is going to be crucial. the most important step, i believe, is the development of an internationally recognized no-fly zone, u.n.-backed, nato-backed, some kind of fly zone. >> let me just -- because i literally have 15 seconds. i want to ask you about gas prices. theyre shooting up or told they could go as high as $5 a gallon. is it time for the president to open up the strategic reserve or do ...

Opportunities for american foreign policy in the middle east to be associated with democratic institutions with those pro tetesters that want democracy and equal rights, for us to be on the ride side. i think the president has moved very much in that direction. the next week is going to be crucial. the most important step, i believe, is the development of an internationally recognized no-fly zone, u.n.-backed, nato-backed, some kind of fly zone. >> let me just -- because i literally have 15 seco...

Government is the weakest. the good news so far is that in yemen and elsewhere the protests have been overwhelmingly secular in nature. everybody, including the islamists, want the same thing. they want to participate in democracy. they want a job. they want economic opportunity. and so if that continues, then what were likely to see is a government thats less pro american but that is not pro al qaeda. if, on the other hand, the sala government tracks down to hard and the united states governmen...

Have a lot of success toerngts fredricka. nominated for five grammys including record of the year and song of the year. for that song, and hes going to be performing the tv-friendly version of it tonight. "forget you" backed by -- oh, here we go. the shot of lady gaga. >> go, lady gaga, and the people carrying her. >> wow. >> what else can you say? >> they, too, are almost as eccentric. those hearing her. what can you say? >> yes. >> one, two, three, four, five people carrying lady gaga. securit...

They perform very different functions. right now, fanny, freddie and fha account for 97% of all the loans that are done out there, 97%. thats it. just government-backed. it is very terrifying. these big banks have a lot of money, some of which the government put into them. but they also seem to have some processes now. you have to be very careful that they dont just kind of become so enormous and so all-encompassing that they are impossible to regulate. we watched how the too big to fail thing w...

Egyptians praised new likely successor that according to the wikileaks release of diplomatic cables. of course egypts new vice president is the former intelligence minister omar suleiman a man secretary of state hillary clinton backed. after two weeks of demonstrations calling for president mubarak to resign. team fox coverage continues now. jonathan hunt with the news in our new york stock exchange newsroom. what exactly do these cables say. >> shep, the cables were obtained by the london daily...

This transition, but hes got a questionable background when it comes to human rights as well. >> it is. and youre seeing a little bit of frustration with the administrati administration, too, when it comes to suleiman because this all comes back to the u.s. position and who theyve backed. weve had conversations about this in the past. the hypocrisy as its seen in the region of the u.s. backing often brutal regimes whiles pousing democracy. palestinians pushed for democracy. thats undermining u.s...