her was definitely represented in the service today. the first tweet i sent out when i found out she was passed, was the lyrics "one moment in time," the song tha she did at the olympics. her finest days were ahead of her. give me one moment in time when i'm all that i thought i could be, when all of my dreams are heartbeat away. i think she not only embraced that as an artist but she shared that inspiration with the world not only had one moment in time but many moments in time and gave each of us opportunities to speak out. >> that is one of my favorite songs. for those who are just joining us, we just watched funeral services for whitney houston.

we are watching the hearst with whitney houston's casket pulling away from the church in newark, new jersey. >> literally a truckload of flowers ahead of it. arthel nevil with us. her husband worked with whitney as a percussionist. as we wrap up our coverage today. >> there is the last thing a mother wants to see. her child's body being wheeled away by a hearst in a cast at the time. my thoughts and players with cissy and whitney's daughter. that is how i want us to remember whitney houston as a daughter and mother and child of god. may she rest in peace. >> so interest fog hear the stories from clive davis at her

funeral service, going home service. telling him she was ready for a comeback. she was working not only her body but her voice trying to get her range back. she would be ready to go in august. >> that speaks to her strength, john, it speaks to her strength in her faith. she took time off to heal herself and to also spend time with her daughter. she didn't want bobbi kristina to be just the woman on stage. if you have christian faith, you know in your soul, that person has made peace with god. she, indeed, is in heaven. >> the incredible career of the whitney houston, six-time grammy winner, 170 million albums sold. she had most consecutive number one singles 2347 a row.

the first female artist to enter the billboard chart number one, seven consecutive multiplatinum albums. she goes to rest today. >> it's very moving as we've been looking at these images and talking about the home going service which is very much a tradition in the black church celebrating the human spirit with the help of god. we were all witness in seeing, very special way from her roots in new jersey with all the people there and all the stars, family, friends and relatives who were joined in spirit. fabulous energy from that service today. >> dignified and spirited and boisterous. there goes the shot. we had one camera in that helicopter above the funeral

procession. the shot is back. one camera in the church, as well. i think it helped to the dignity of it. >> it was a compromise for the family because they wanted an intimate service, the fans wanted to be part of this. to have one camera in the church keeping rest of the fans further back from the church entrance. i think it was a good compromise there for the family who wanted to have as much privacy as possible. >> jon: she was featured in three films, bodyguard is best known, maybe preacher's wife, as well. but as kevin costner said some of the stories behind the making of that film. her concerns about being cast in it. questions whether she would be accepted by moviegoers, i think it's safe to say she was beloved by them.

it's not often you see an entertainer of this caliber. she has had her demons in recent years, yes. she has had her problems but haven't we all. >> it was interesting the whole process of getting her to agree to commit to the film and fact that she thought she wasn't ready for such an enormous leap into the movies. yet, she talked very lovingly support can her and letting them know, she has what it takes to make it. that kind of story about the insecurities she was going through even at the height of her career where she was selling so many records and so many people around the world were just singing all praises to her about the work that she was doing and so many awards at the time. >> jon: it was in 1992 the bodyguard came out.

that was the year she married bobby brown, they had a 15-year marriage, a lot of thoughts both ways what the marriage to bobby brown did for whitney houston and for her career. it was part of her life. it resulted in the birth of their daughter, bobbi kristina. now after this four-hour service whitney houston is about to go home. kelly wright told us it is expected that the hearst will return to the funeral home where her body was prepared and then tomorrow it will actually be interred next to her father. >> furthering the tradition in the black church, close friends and family will gather at the houston family home and they will laugh and cry and remember whitney. they will celebrate. they will eat and nourish the soul.

they will stay there all night long, as long as they need to be there for the family. as long as the family needs them there. people will be there. surrounding to comfort them in their time of need. >> this is going to be something to behold. in november just a few short months ago, she wrapped a movie sparkle. she plays the mother of a young singing trio, jordan sparks of american idol fame. whitney houston is playing the mother, perhaps jordan i don't know enough about it. jordan's mom, she plays the maternal role in this film. there will be a whitney houston movie. one of can only imagine, when the movie is released. whitney houston fans will be swarming the theaters all over

again. >> as you mentioned. she was really preparing and looking for the release of the movie. it was first time playing in a video. camera is moving around there a bit. we're trying to get our position fixed as the hearst pulls into the area where it will be this evening. >> i want to ask you in terms, what surprised you the most about the service? >> i would say, there wasn't anything that surprised me but one thing that sticks out in my might, pat houston, he is the sister in love married to gary, she spoke to cigs sy houston to assure her that cissy did everything she could as a mother to protect her child.

she should rest assured there was nothing she could have done to let her know, in her final days remember everything she taught her in life and in faith. thank you for those reflections this and interesting afternoon. >> jon: a woman of her talent comes along over every few decades. after four hour ceremony, whitney houston, we say goodbye. thank you for joining us. i'm jon scott. >> we're going to take us take a break. have a good afternoon. eeeeeeeee!

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>> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's knew headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. she is most celebrated singers of our time and the world said goodbye to legend whitney

houston. we'll show you some of tributes. >> gregg: plus new reports of a iranian admiral speaking out as warships go on the move. where they may have been headed and what it means for the showdown over iran's suspected nuclear program. >> heather: rick santorum raising the stakes and about president obama's commitment to christianity as he prepares for a very important michigan primary. >> heather: on the campaign trail, where the romney and santorum are trading intense jabs on earmarks. questioning romney's success with the salt lake city olympics and romney is striking back. doug mckelway, it sounds like it's will go ling no no signs of

letting up? >> he has been under intense attacks. here is an example. >> the sides of the federal government doubled during his time in office. by the way, he voted to raise the debt ceiling five different times without compensating cuts. he a big proponent of earmarks. santorum fired back at this attack with one of romney's his bailout of the salt lake city olympics? >> he heroically showed up on the scene and bailed out and resolved the problem of the salt lake city olympic games. he bailed out the salt lake city games by going to congress and asking for tens of millions of

dollars to bail out the salt lake city games. >> reporter: now the romney camp has responded this statement. quoting now, sometimes when you shoot from the hip, you end up shooting himself in the foot. there is a ride gulf for speaking money for post-9/11 security and seeking earmarks for polar exhibits at a zoo. he wants more bridges to know where. every attack meant with a rapid counterattack as super tuesday approaches. >> heather: what is the latest from newt gingrich's campaign? >> campaigning with herman cain in georgia criticizing both for opting out of the now cancelled pre-super tuesday debate. he weighed into an romney for negative advertisements. >> i can't tell you how deeply i think that it is a disservice to this country to run negative ads many of which are flat, plain dishonest.

[ applause ] >> you tell your friends and neighbors, when they are seeing a negative romney ad, it's paid with wall street money and it's false. >> reporter: which super pac is expected to get $10 million infusion, not from wall street from billionaire casino sheldon adelson. >> gregg: as the g.o.p. primary goes forward the candidates are heading into an a cross-country battle filled with nine different primaries and four caucuses, mitt romney may lead in the delegates but at this point it's anybody's game. it could last all the way to the convention. here to talk about the latest, jamie weinstein. romney was born in michigan, his father was governor for three terms, a loss there, but it is

arguably damaging. how damaging? >> the bigger question, he has positioned himself as the son of detroit, even though he hasn't lived there in 40 years. he lived most of his life in massachusetts. i items think we invest too much in individual states, iowa, new hampshire, florida. i think the same is with michigan. it's not a be all, end all for romney. it's not going to end his campaign. but it will butress the case he is not the only inevitable candidate when which happened when he lost all three states. >> gregg: heard a second ago, romney is both in rhetoric and in ads branding santorum as a fiscal liberal, no at conservative. there is something to that when you look as we did at santorum's voting record. against right to work, for no child left behind, for medicare

part "d", raising the debt ceiling and numerous earmarks. look, michigan is being saturated with that information. santorum is leading there but only within the margin of error as within two polls, might this branding of santorum make a big difference? >> it made a difference it seems in iowa when homicidal turns his super pac went against newt gingrich. i think the attacks are partly legitimate and partly illegitimate. medicare part "d" prescription but on raising the debt ceiling, most people in congress did that. he is responsible for the massive increase of government when he was one of hundred senators is stretching it. >> gregg: gingrich is down in the polls in michigan, arizona

and nationally. i just checked them a couple minutes ago, but he is counting on winning some southern states, several of them on super tuesday. however, a "new york times" poll finds that evangelical and tea party parties are breaking for santorum and in georgia, which is gingrich's home state, i mean that means more than 60% of the vote there. there is evidence as well that in georgia, she really on some shaky ground if he does not do well in his home state. what then for newt gingrich? >> i'm going contradict what i just said. i said we invest too heavily in states. in gingrich, we can't invest heavily enough in georgia. if he can't win, where else can he win again. gingrich really does have to win georgia if he wants to stay in the race. if he does win georgia we could be moving toward a brokered convention. georgia is important for gingrich. >> gregg: the way this year's primaries are scheduled, that is

to say backloaded with far more proportional delegates than winner take all, this could go well into an may and june and nobody gets the 1144. how would you handicap the possibility of a brokered convention? >> we're starting to hear the noise of a serious possibility of that. people were saying it was impossible. let me say this: a lot of people have not been talking about this but to amass delegates to win, then the question another candidate could jump in the race to go into an a brokered convention where if they won states going into an convention. >> gregg: you saw that story today. prominent g.o.p. senator who said if romney loses michigan, quote, we need a new candidate, he'll call for about, he said jeb bush, your reaction. >> he is one of the two names i can think of. chris christie is the other one.

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obama. he was a colorful ceremony as it always is in addition to the new cardinals decked out in sea of red. you have all the other cardinals. other people coming in bright colors, lay people alike that celebrate this honor for these princes of church. pope benedict xvi in his address to the new cardinals reminding them of what the color red means a willingness to shed their blood, to lose their life of faith and words of pope, they must have the courage to be martyrs. last few weeks, in the vatican there has been the hint of scandal, number of leaks suggesting a power struggle behind the vatican walls. today it was none of that. it was all about joy a message that faith can be fun. >> heather: thank you, greg. >> gregg: time for check of

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>> gregg: just now getting reports of an iranian admiral as warships pass through the suez canal. this is move israel has called a political provocation. they are reporting from the iranian navy that it's a show of force and message of peace. state controlled media that those ships docked in syria. reports that iran is verge of greatly expanding the nuclear program. join us now to talk about it, former u.s. ambassador, john bolton. ambassador, good to talk to you. is this simply a show of force to israel or something else? what do you make of this breaking news they are docking in syria? >> they had transited the suez

canal for the first time since the islamic revolution of 1979. that reflects the willingness of the post mubarak egyptian government to let them go through the canal. given the civil war in syria where iran has a lot at stake keeping the assad regime in power they want to make sure they got access to syria to resupply it to buck up assad government and show support. >> gregg: senior diplomats revealed today that iran is greatly expanding uranium en rich. at under ground bunker. they are enriching up to 20%. according to this report, can now be reconfigured within days to make weapons grade material. ambassador, does this demonstrate a couple of things:

further evidence that iran is moving toward nuclear weapons. number two, sanctions don't work? >> i think the sanctions clearly don't work. obama director of national intelligence james clamor that it had no impact on iran's behavior or policies when it came to the nuclear program. it's no mystery that the centrifuges can enrich up to whatever level is desired. this is something iran has demonstrated. one reason they built the fordo facility is to protect against military attacks. it demonstrates again, iran is determined to get nuclear weapons. >> gregg: israel's minister defense that israeli strike on iran is all but inevitable. is it your sense, that is true, that israel preparing to do precisely that? >> i certainly hope they are

because the obama administration isn't going to do anything about iran's progress toward nuclear weapons. if israel doesn't strike, outcome, i would say right now, most likely outcome is that iran will have nuclear weapons in the very near future. that will be enormous change in the region. >> gregg: this year? >> it's entirely possible. defense secretary pinetta has said that. the spotlight is on israel to make a decision one way or the other. they need to use military force sooner rather than later unless they want to risk nuclear retaliation. >> gregg: i spoke with senator lindsay graham who is spearheading a resolution that congress will not accept iran with nuclear weapons. it seems to be a message that congress is sending to the president. here is why. according to an expert at american enterprise institute, many in congress suspect correctly that barack obama has

every intention of tolerating iran with a nuclear weapon despite his statements to the contrary. do you share that view of the president's intention? >> yes, absolutely. i think when he says unacceptable, he doesn't mean it. what it does mean you are going to take steps to prevent it which he is not doing. plan "b" they may not like a nuclear iran they think can it be contained and deter as we deterred in the soviet union. i think that is delusional. it doesn't stop with iran. other countries in the region will get nuclear weapons, saudi arabia, egypt, turkey. you could have a multipolar nuclear east in the near future. >> gregg: as it existed during the cold war, delusional insofar as iran is concerned, soviets were rational and your judgement

tehran is not? >> deterrence works but it's not a pleasant way to imagine some fanatic in tehran has his finger on the nuclear bottom on. they have different view of life in the here after and it's pretty hard to be deterred. >> gregg: so a full retaliatory strike against iran should they lunch nuclear weapon doesn't bother them in the least? >> i think the balance of power changes dramatically when they possess nuclear weapons capability. let's say that iran attacked israel. would the obama administration retaliate against iran? i very much doubt it given the administration's view of israel. that is why israel can't rely on the united states or anybody else to defend it and why it's focused on this decision now. >> gregg: ambassador john bolton thank you for being with us.

>> heather: presidential candidate rick santorum makes headlines for controversial comments about income, inequality in america. our power panel has those answers up next.

>> heather: family and friends said goodbye to pop star whitney houston to the new jersey church. as we look back what a dramatic day it was. what is his her legacy. let's bring in her our panel. andrea and fellow daily janeanne borelli. we were discussing off camera. i had to keep turning the volume down because it was so emotional. it was music that got me? >> an amazing performer and a tragic loss. i can say that i saw whitney perform, when she was singing back in the '90s, club hopping

days. [ laughter ] >> i had club hopping days, i did. even then, this is really something special. i'm glad i had the opportunity to see her before the world got to see her. that tells you how american exceptionalism is alive and well in our country. she came from humble begins and was able to be a superstar. >> why are we so sad when she died. when we seed whitney, the beauty she made us happy. even in our more tragic times when we had the gulf war, the star-spangled banner. the legacy, i don't think it will be tragic death, it will about the joy and clive davis or someone mentioned little girls can aspire to be like this. >> there was a dark side.

i think that people magazine covered this week summed up the legacy, triumph and tragedy. it's a very sad story. you look at someone with so much talent that went too soon. they were saying she was getting ready for a comeback, that is hardest part. listening to these stories how she was going to be ready in august. she was trying to put her life back on track. >> i think it puts more emphasis on abuse of prescription drugs. >> and listening to whitney sing and the music that gets me. someone experiencing drugs or depression or needs a friend, take this opportunity to reach out to them. >> that was my thought.

keep it with responsibility. >> interview with diane sawyer, i can be my best friend or worst enemy. she accept the responsibility how she took care of her body. she didn't pointed fingers at anybody else. >> what a loss. you saw all those people all over the world that were tuned in today. listening to her music. i heard her voice come through when other people were singing her song. i heard whitney in my head. >> it's very popular neu now. >> she was so generous and she showed everybody so much love. what i loved about her, she didn't forget where a she came from zblootsd. >> heather: coming up, a hearing

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two female committee members walked out of the hearing because no women were included on the witness panel. was that an oversight? our power panel is back. >> that is why we need more women in congress if we let the men run it, they are going to put men up their the testify. >> a roman catholic bishop, professor of moral philosophy and a rabbi. >> get the secretary of hhs. get some woman about what we are going through. >> it's a religious freedom issue. i'm not upset about this. this is a religious freedom issue. this isn't about birth control but democratic members want to be about women and birth control and they don't want to talk about the larger issue. >> obama's mandate on this issue

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>> heather: g.o.p. president, rick santorum talking about income and they have inequality in america. >> there is income inequality in america, there has always been and hopefully, there will always will be. people rise to different levels of success to what they contribute to the marketplace. >> heather: does he have a point? what do you think? >> capitalist and free market society there is a normal distribution of income. opposite half is socialism. so listen, there will be winners and losers. with america, people have opportunities. they can have opportunities to advance themselves and make themselves even much more successful. janeanne is right. and however, with the mainstream media we have to be careful what we say.

any liberal can take a sound bite and as a woman of color, i can put it as many different ways as what rick santorum is for. >> she should have the message that deneeneen just talked about. he likes to fire people. that is one of those comments that they are going to take because rick santorum is right on the message. but it should have been delivered differently inequality is good. >> look up the american dream. wikipedia. this is what it says. american dream is the united states in which freedom includes the opportunity, the opportunity for prosperity and success. so that means, you all start equal and then you all strive.

you work hard. that is what my dad taught me. gave thus worth ethic. >> i don't have a problem with what he said at all. >> i don't have a problem, but my father taught me, first education is the key. help your fellow man and what you'll make it. but begin in politics unfortunately with the 24-hour news cycle with blogers you have to be very careful in what you say. with tv, what we do, i think we're careful. most of us are. >> the way the campaign is not just democrats taking things out. it's republicans going at each other. but he should have done it more poll. >> as you did heather, everybody has a chance to ahead. you want everybody, exactly. >> the marine dream realized. >> some people aspire to go into an the military.

that is actually final topic. we have little more time. changing nutrition standards to help troops slim down. is this a long overdue change. this is the first time in 20 years they changed nutritional standards for the military. >> here is what i don't get. in the military, you have to be physically fit and trim and ready. >> heather: 25% of americans are too overweight to serve? >> that is personal responsibility. that is outside of the military. you got to be fit and trim and serve in the military. outside of that, it is a personal choice, what you did i diet and how you exercise. >> and the person, number one fattest state in america, mississippi is. we have a problem with obesity in america. a lot of younger people are choosing to go into an the military. so what do you do? i think once you get in, standards should be there.

i think it's great they have done that. >> i'm not as upset as the government telling parents what to do. the government does in the military, it does fund the military. so i think the troops should get the best possible food. these guys and gals, they shouldn't be served mystery meat. give them good food. they are fighting and putting thais their lives out there. >> heather: they are war warriors and you should help them. >> and i wonder how much money it will cost to change the nutritional standards, it's already $45 billion. >> no, $4.5 billion. >> they say there is a lot of wasteful spending in the pentagon. our on taxes go to protect our warriors. >> i agree. again this democratic food fetish of too much salt in sous, we have mayor of new york coming after us.

it should be suicide bombers on our subways, how much sodium. >> you can't legislate behavior. you can diet or whatever. >> with obesity being on the rise amongst our children and teenagers. think their parents should set the standard. >> when it comes to the military think we all have a responsibility to make sure. >> just get good grub. [ laughter ] >> we appreciate. we do wrap up the panel our thoughts and prayers goes out to whitney houston's family. >> i'm greg gutfeld, welcome to a brand-new hour inside news headquarters topping news this hour. g.o.p. candidates gearing up to for a frint for super tuesday, but is there a chance none of them will be republican nominee. we'll debate what happens if the republicans have a so-called brokered convention. and the pope installing 22 new

princes of the called church. pomp and ceremony surrounding the cardinals coming up in a report live from role. but first,. world says goodbye to one of the most glorious singers of all time. when it any houston. >> i think whitney who tell you, guard your bodies and guard the precious miracle of your own life. and then sing your hearts out knowing that there is a lady in heaven who is making god himself wonder how he created something so perfect. >> neither of us could believe the incredible world wide explosion when it happened, when she broke that old-time record of seven consecutive number

ones, we just felt utter disbelief. >> there was a grace that kept on carrying her all the way through. [ applause ] the same grace that led her all the way to the top of the charts. ♪ love oooo ♪ >> gregg: tears, tributes, prayers and, of course, powerful music today marking the good-bye for superstar whitney houston, more than 1,000 people, including some of the big names in entertainment filling the new hope baptist church in newark, new jersey this afternoon. it was where whitney dazzled people with her amazing voice when she was 21-years-old. kelly wright has more. what a remarkable home going, as they called it today. correct? >> you're absolutely, 100% right. as they say in many places, in

street slang, you're 100 in terms of how you would define the home going for whitney houston. it was remarkable indeed. even singer kim burrell, who is known throughout gospel circles, made a remake of "a change is going to come," that old sam cook classic and changed it all to make it if i'm not for whitney houston. shear what it sounded like. ♪ it's been a long, a long time coming ♪ ♪ but a change had to come ♪ oh, yes, it did >> she made it very personal, appealing to whitney houston. there is a time to mourn, there is a time to dance. there is a time to cry. there has time to laugh. certainly the funeral for whitney houston was filled with all of that and more. it was filled with songs, tailor made for remembering whitney's life.

the voices of stevie wonder, alicia keys, kim burrell as you're hearing now, the church choir could be heard echoing across the pews. music mogul clive davis recalled how he was blown away when he first heard whitney houston sing at sweet water nightclub in new york city. >> to wait for a face like that, a smile like that, presence like that, for a lifetime. and when one person embodyies it all, well, it takes your breath away. that's the way i felt in 1983 when in the middle of a song. >> she we want on it make music with clive davis. many shared their precious memories of whitney, including her body guard, ray watson, who

was with her the day she died. >> there is none other like her. but i say this, god gave us an angel, gave it to miss houston. and she shared it with the world. her voice was so beautifulment we would sing so much together. but we got to give a little back to all our entertainers. we got to treat them with dignity and treat them with love and stop ridiculing them. [ applause ] >> kevin costner, her co-star in the movie "the body guard" recalled how he and whitney shared a common bond beyond the movie, like whitney, costner said, he grew up as a member of a baptist church. >> the whitney i knew despite her success and world wide fame, still wondered, am i good enough? am i pretty enough? will they like me is this it was

the burden that made her great and the part that caused her to stumble in the end. whitney, if you could hear me now, i would tell you, you weren't just good enough. you were great. >> as she proved to be a great musical talent for all to remember. her family said they had shared whitney's gift with the world and today was their day to share their memories of whitney houston and to remind the world that whitney was more than just a singer. she was a mother, a sister, a friend and a child of god. gregg? >> gregg: kelly wright, live in newark. many thanks. >> heather: america's election headquarters, republican candidates hitting the campaign trail hard this weekend. they're facing nine primaries and four caucuses between

february 28 and that all important super tuesday contest that comes up on march 6. doug is live for us in washington with a wrap-up of where the candidates are focusing their efforts. doug? >> good afternoon. the attack and counter attack between romney and santorum appears to be intensifying with super tuesday a little over two weeks away. rick santorum has been under intense attack from romney for what romney say is his support of earmarks during his years as senator. this is his remark yesterday. >> the size of the federal government doubled during his time in office and by the way, he voted to raise the debt ceiling five different times without compensating cuts! he's a big proponent of earmarks. >> today santorum counter attacks, going after one of romney's greatest triumphs. >> he bailed out the salt lake city olympic games by heroically going to congress and asking

them for tens of millions of dollars to bail out the salt lake city olympic games. [ applause ] in an earmark. in an earmark for the salt lake olympic games. >> the romney quick response team came out immediately with the defense from spokesman andrea saul. she said, quote, sometimes when you shoot from the hip, you end up shooting yourself in the too there's a gulf between seeking money for post 9-11 security at the olympics and seeking earmarks for polar bear exhibits at the pittsburgh zoo. mitt romney wants to ban earmarks. santorum wants more bridges to nowhere, end quote. newt gingrich campaigning with herman cain in georgia. went after both his rivals for refuse to go participate in a debate and went after romney for negative ads. and he has no plans to drop out, especially with $10 million unfusion coming to his super pac from casino magnet sheldon

aidleson. >> heather: thank you very much. >> gregg: president obama using his weekly address to push for manufacturing here at home, adding that the road to economic recovery begins inside america's factories. >> we need to strengthen american manufacturing. we need to invest in american made energy and new skills for american workers. and above all, we need to renew the value that has always made this country great. hard work, fair play, shared responsibility. >> gregg: on the republican side, washington congresswoman kathy mcmorris rogers slamming the president's policies and warning that america could see a financial collapse similar to the likes of europe. >> president obama's broken promises have left our country broke. on his watch, the size of our debt has surpassed the size of our entire economy. making it harder for small businesses to create jobs and pushing us closer to a fiscal

crisis. >> gregg: the white house says american manufacturers helped create nearly 4 million new jobs over the past two years alone. >> heather: he has been called the most experienced man to be president since the founding fathers. this weekend, we are taking a look back at some of the defining moments in george r.w. bush's presidency. among them, the decision to get involved in the gulf war. >> two hours ago, allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq and kuwait. >> he was talking about what an awful decision it was, that he was the one who had to give an order which would mean a lot of troops would be killed. >> our strategy to go after this army is very simple. first we're going to cut it off and then kill it. >> this brutal dictator will do

anything, will use any weapon no matter how many innocents suffer. >> he had an instinct for when was the right time to be tough and when it was not. part of the coalition that he built included the arabs. this was not just american foreign policy. saddam was nasty piece of work. >> heather: tune in tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel for our special president george h.w. bush, the man and his mission. hosted by fox news senior political analyst, brit hume. >> gregg: we're getting new details in the deadly shootout between immigration and customs enforcement agents in los angeles. kevin kozak is now in stable condition recovering from six bullet wounds. investigators say a fellow agent, ezekiel garcia, opened

fire after kozak denied his request for an internal transfer. a third agent shot and killed garcia, his name being withheld. here is more from ice director john morton. >> i've just come back from the hospital where i visited agent kozak and his family. i am very happy to report that while agent kozak suffered multiple gunshot wounds all over his body, he is alert, he is stable and he is focused on his recovery. >> gregg: his boss says he was not aware of previous issues between him and garcia. >> heather: sticking with california for a minute, a million dollar jewelry heist to tell you about. police searching for a gunman and an accomplice who robbed a pair of jewelers making a delivery in sherman oaks. this happened yesterday. according to one of the cops involved, one suspect pulled a gun while the other broke a window in the car, snatching the

loot. >> gregg: new violence rocking syria. activists seeing government forces are bombarding the opposition stronghold of holmes, firing rockets and artillery into the city. we're also getting reports of troops firing on a funeral procession in the capitol city of damascus. now this report from beirut, lebanon. >> gregg, this is a big one. this was a large demonstration. reports up to 10,000 people, according to activists on the ground. they haven't seen anything like this for months. they must have worried the government when they saw it coming so close to the very heart of the capitol. it started out as a massive funeral procession for three people, activists say was killed by security forces friday. reports say government troops opened fire into the crowds and launched tear gas to disperse them. at least one person was killed. the pictures that appeared on the internet verified the government still doesn't allow western media officially into

the country. this was a affluent government close to the government's quarter. there were sweeping arrests soon after apparently. the new violence broke out after the envoy met with assad at the palace. china is one of his few international supporters these days. his vice foreign minister said his country had selfish interests in its efforts to end the violence. a deep dig at the western ask arab nations who they became for the turmoil. assad getting support from iran today. according to a state news agency out of tehran, iran sent a destroyer and a support brigade to the coast. gregg? >> gregg: dominic, thanks. >> heather: big news to bring to you out of egypt. the trial of more than a dozen americans now set to begin on february 26, among them, this man, the son of u.s.

transportation secretary ray lahood. they're accused of supporting pro-democracy groups there. some u.s. lawmakers are threatening to suspend more than $1 billion in aid if the americans are not released. >> gregg: we are keeping a pretty close eye now on some extreme weather across the gulf coast states. take a look at the system on radar as it is seen here. look at that. heavy rain already drenching parts of texas. but by tomorrow morning, all that rain turning to snow, from kentucky all the way northward to washington, d.c how much will they get? for the skiers, it's never enough. meteorologist maria molina live in the extreme weather center. >> good to see you. in dc, you guys are not looking at another snowmagedden. one to two inches of snow later on as we head into sunday. as we if to weather 8, that severe weather threat a main

concern. we have watches in effect for portions of the florida panhandle and southern mississippi. some are in effect until later today. 5:00 p.m. central time. we can see some of those watches in effect until 5:00 p.m. central time across southern mississippi and until 9:00 p.m. central time as we head into portions of the florida panhandle. that's where we're looking at the severe weather risk. right now, there was one just across southern parts of mississippi that has expired. they're favorable for severe thunderstorms to develop that could produce damaging wind gusts and hail. any of these hours. into tomorrow, the storm system will continue to head eastward and then a slight risk for severe weather across northern parts of florida, including orlando, and georgia and south carolina. the other concern is that some of these thunderstorms are training over the same areas, bringing heavy rain, generally

one to three inches of rain, locally even more. so there are a number of flood advisories around new orleans, into portions of mobile and in montgomery, alabama. looking at that flooding potential. storm system will continue to head east and as some of that northern moisture does clash with that colder air, tomorrow we'll start to see heavier snow break out, including the city of roanoke, southern parts of west virginia. that's where we're talking about significant snowfall accumulations. six to ten inches possible along southern parts of west virginia. again, big cities not really a huge deal. >> gregg: we'll check back with you, thanks. >> heather: day of celebration at the vatican. pope benedict xvi naming 22 new cardinals. among them elevated today, american bishops timothy dolan of new york and edwin o'brien of baltimore. greg burke has the story from rome. >> a very big day in the vatican today as pope benedict xvi essentially puts his stamp on the future of the church, creating a new batch of

cardinals. 22 cardinals in all, including two americans, the former archbishop of baltimore, edwin o'brien, also the archbishop of new york, timothy dolan. tim dolan, really appearing larger than life this week in rome, taking the town by storm. he's one of the youngest cardinals, but clearly one of the most lively and most likeable, spreading his message of joy, essentially he seems to be upbeat all the time, even though we know back home he is in a bit of a battle with president obama. it was a very colorful ceremony this morning in saint peter's basilica, as it always is. in addition to the new cardinals decked out in red, really a sea of red because you have all the other cardinals there as well, other people coming in bright color, both churchmen and lay people alike to celebrate this honor for these princes of the church. pope benedict xvi in his address to the new cardinals reminding them of what the color red means. a willingness to shed their blood, to lose their life for

the faith and the words of the pope, they must have the courage to be martyrs. finally, the last few weeks in the vatican, there has been the hint of scandals, a number of leaks coming out suggesting a power struggle behind the vatican walls. today there was none of that. it was all about joy. essentially a message that faith can be fun. heather? >> heather: greg burke reporting from rome, thanks. >> gregg: federal agents arresting a terror suspect in washington, d.c. who is accused of plotting to bomb the u.s. capitol. the suspect's former landlord said he had suspicions about his one-time tenant all along. >> heather: the race for the gop presidential nomination now extremely tight. what could happen if none of these candidates secure the necessary number of delegates before the convention? we'll take a look next. >> republicans aren't afraid to duke it out and we're not going to let the media or the establishment, especially independent republicans, we're not going to let a machine tell

us who our candidate is going to be.

>> heather: growing concern among republicans today that their party may be headed toward a so-called brokered convention.

have you heard about this? a situation where no gop candidate manages to secure the necessary number of delegates. mitt romney, long seen as the front runner, now struggling, even in his home state. his latest challenge coming from rick santorum. take a look. according to the real clear politics average, santorum leading in michigan, 37 to 28% there. so what would this mean for the party and the race? let's bring in our political panel, jehmu green, former president of the women's media center. also a fox news contributor. and the executive director of public notice, gretchen hamel. thank you for joining us. >> hi. >> thank you. >> heather: so let's do a little history. i was researching this, i find it absolutely fascinating. the classic, or the last classic brokered convention, back in 1952 for the democrats. adli stevenson and for the gop, thomas dewey. republicans flirted with one

back in 1976. that he is when gerald ford eked out a win over ronald reagan and the democrats had a near miss back in 1984 when walter mondale barely won. but what actually happens if the gop goes to the nomination or the nominating convention in tampa this august without a nominee? is it possible what happens then? jehmu? >> well, i think conventional wisdom says that it's not going to happen, but i think looking at this field, this has been weak all along and many in the republican establishment probably saw how weak the field was very -- a long time ago. but if it does get to a brokered convention, it could actually be the best thing for republicans because i think mitt romney has, in the sense he's made his bed with all of these defines moments, from saying corporations are people, to saying he likes to fire people, to in his own state, saying that detroit should go bankrupt, he's

made this bed and he's going to have to lay in it and it's not going to feel well in the general election for him and rick santorum, though he's seen a surge in recent weeks, now we're starting to see speeches that he made a few years ago that are really out of the main stream coming up. so if there is a brokered convention for the republican establishment, it could be the best out of a pretty bad situation with a weak field to begin with, they could come out with a stronger candidate. but it will be harder to beat president obama in the general. >> heather: jehmu, i know sometimes you join us on our power panel. and we were talking about taking things out of context, so i can't let you slide by there. you did take a couple of those things out of context. gretchen, what do you think? what about a brokered convention? >> i think it is possible. anything is possible. anyone who thinks they know what is going on with this political cycle right now doesn't know what they're talking about because everyone has been proven wrong so far. i think it's clear that romney has to win michigan and let's be

frank, there isn't a jeremy lin type situation when it comes to presidential politics. there is an operation. there is an infrastructure that has to be put in place and to come out with this hail mary pass this day and age would be an overwhelming task that i just don't know if that is something someone can do. if anyone can do that. but there is a lot going on here and the president is coming out smelling like roses right now because instead of having an opponent, he's getting out there to talk about whatever he wants, while the republicans just fight each other for this nomination process. so if this goes all the way to the convention, the person that wins out of had is president obama. >> heather: here is another possibility. if no donald date has enough delegates, the nomination ends up up for grabs. no one has any idea who the delegates will be loyal to. the delegates who are initially bound to vote for specific candidates, they will then be released to vote for anyone.

at that point, anything could happen, including a dark horse candidate, like sarah palin, jeb bush, governor chris christie, governor mitch daniels winning the nomination. under party rules, anyone can be nominate fundamental a plurality of five state delegations approve. what if there is a dark horse candidate? gretchen, i'll let you take that one. >> the dark horse candidate would have a lot of energy. he would basically fill the vacuum and take up all the press and everything going on and he would be able to take that momentum into the next two months. but having said that, again, it goes back to an operation and putting in together an infrastructure and you have only two months after the convention until election day. so how are you going to run a campaign with ads, social media? i mean, it's just so much, so overwhelming that i just don't see how he gets an agenda together, how he gets a campaign and a strategy together and is able to or i should say she,

too. >> heather: right, he or she. >> could do all of this and be able to defeat president obama. >> heather: jehmu, you worked on campaigns before. is this enough time? will there be enough time for anyone should it end up being a dark horse candidate? >> if you only have two months to put together a general election campaign, it would have to be someone like jeb bush, someone with extremely high name recognition and respect. i don't think mitch daniels could work his way in that situation, but i think it's more likely when you look at this going closer to the convention to look at who is going to be the king maker. who comes out of this as the person who can deliver his delegates to the nominee? i think people need to take a real hard look at ron paul because he could go into that convention and come out to be that king maker. we've heard a little rumbling from sarah palin and it looks like she's trying to position herself as one of those potential king makers. but i think it will boil down to

who ron paul throws his delegates at and perhaps even newt gingrich, which would make it even harder for mitt romney because of that bad blood that is there. but it's about who is going to come out as the king maker. two months is a hard thing. >> heather: that imagine number, 1144 delegates. that's what's needed. thank you all for your insight. gretchen, jehmu, thank you as always. >> thanks. >> gregg: lin sanity rip aming through the business world now. big companies like nike scrambling to cash in on the newfound fame. it's already paying off. we're going to take a look at the numbers.

>> heather: bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. hundreds of mourners attending a funeral service for whitney houston today, the pop superstar was honored by family, friends

and fellow musicians at a church in her hometown of newark, new jersey. >> gregg: diplomats saying iran is on the verge of a major expansion of its nuclear program. the ground work has been laid for the addition of thousands of new sent finals that could be used to enrich uranium at a high level. >> a neurosurgeon testifying he saw little brain trauma in yardley love at her murder trial. her ex-boyfriend, george huguely, is accused of fatally bashing her head against a wall. >> gregg: we are getting new information now on a terror suspect, the f.b.i. says was planning to blow himself up inside the u.s. capitol building. peter doocy has the latest from washington. peter? >> the man's former landlord thought the man he was renting an apartment to before he had him evicted was making bombs inside because the terror

suspect kept receiving boxes with labels that said, books were inside, but the landlord wasn't buying it. >> it just ayou roused my interest. i said, something is not right here. so i reported it. >> the criminal complaint lace out his chilling plot that ended when he walked out of a parking garage near the u.s. capitol, believing that the vest he was wearing contained a functioning bomb, not knowing that the bomb and the automatic weapon he was carrying was rendered inoperable by law enforcement. furthermore. >> complaint alleges that he sought to blow himself up in the u.s. capitol building. he allegedly believed he was working with al-qaeda and devised a plot to target the methods on his own. plots like this, according to the house chairman of homeland security revealed radicals have a skewed ideology. >> there is no doubt to me that

jihaddist extremists definitely believe that u.s. is at war with islam. not with al-qaeda. not with terrorists. not with extremists. >> he was living here illegally. his tourist visa expired in 1999 and 9 charging documents note he never applied for citizenship. gregg? >> gregg: peter doocy reporting from washington. thanks. >> heather: a celebrating america's journey to the final frontier some 50 years ago. a ceremony taking place tonight at cape canaveral, florida, honoring the first americans to orbit the earth. former senator and astronaut john glenn joining former astronaut scott carpenter. they were both part of the mercury seven crew. glenn was the first american to orbit the earth and the third american in space. tonight's ceremony getting underway in about an hour at 6:30 p.m. eastern time. gregg? >> now alley-oop!

beautiful play! >> gregg: that kid is amazing. overnight basketball sensation jeremy lin during last night's game against new orleans, they lost that game, breaking their streak. but the knicks' point guard, virtually unknown until now, is still, as they say, linning, an expression that could be trademark. lin sanity is spreading throughout the business world as well. as major companies trying to tap into lin's newfound fame, ed is a managing partner and joins us. you've had a lot of experience managing the personal affairs of all kinds of star athletes, including working with the nba. so what do you make of jeremy lin and his financial potential? >> i think it's fabulous. i just love the whole story. everybody likes a story like this. somebody who makes very little money, then gets a contract with the nba, 'cause remember, when he was playing in the developmental league, they

didn't make more than $25,000 a year. he then got a contract with the new york knicks, which is fantastic, now he's got this breakout sensation. at the same time, it's really early to tell what impact he's going to have really from an endorsement standpoint. but let's enjoy it while it lasts. >> gregg: he's got to be able to sustain it so that he's not a flash in the pan because there is what's known as star risk. right? >> yeah. there is a lot of star risk, a lot of headline risk. i think if you start really thinking about the commercials that we're watching these days, you're not seeing as many athletes attached to brands because we've had some bad history, when you go back to kobe and tiger and other stories. a lot of companies are saying, let's not go there yet. however, if they're going to go there, there is jeremy lin looks great. >> gregg: because he's different. here is why. in addition to being immensely talented, he's a chinese descent, though born in america. you've got a larger world wide market potentially. second, he's a harvard grad, which is a great story.

apparently a very bright student. third, he is the most humble and complimentary of his fellow athletes and teammates. the commentators ask him after a game, you were great on this and this and he was like, no, no, it is not me. it's my teammates who did all the great work. he thanks god. he's unique, is he not? >> very unique. the possibilities, think about this, if he takes the knicks to the playoffs, which we all hope and then if they go deep into the playoffs, think about the endorsements that this young man is going to get. as long as he stays in the starting line - up, 'cause there is discussions about having byron davis come back from injury and start playing again. there's a lot to play out here. think about this, the knicks win the championship. lin is the point guard. think about how much money this young man is going to get. >> gregg: the marketing arm, and your pals with a guy who runs that, publishes, as i understand it, star rankings. how does lin rank?

>> jeff -- they put out something having to do with how celebrities rank in different areas. he's moved very quickly. he is basically well-known right now as kevin durante throughout the country. from an influence standpoint, there are two statistics here. he ranks 43, right in line or just a little bit ahead of bill cosby. but the one that really caught me had to do with influence, 114. right in line with matt lauer from the today show. he's really moved up quickly and he's getting very well-known. >> gregg: yeah. along with matt lauer, robert redford and julia roberts. that's amazing. >> that's right. >> gregg: wait a minute: how much money can this guy make in terms of endorsements? what's his potential? >> it's questionable. i represent well-known professional athletes. they don't make as much as you think and they have to have some sustainability. he averages $600,000 salary,

which is very high. the average in the nba is 5 million. how much could he make? everyone talks about what he can do with products and the potential going overseas and obviously into china. so he could make more than just about anybody because how big of a market he could actually be relevant in. >> gregg: remember with tiger woods, with when he turned pro, he did one year at stanford, undergrad and he signed an astonishing -- i think it was like a $50 million nike deal at the time. are those deals, long ago, they don't do those deals anymore? >> they do some of them. some of my clients have some very big contracts. but there is also contingencies. nike and reebok like to announce these big numbers. if you really watch and look at those numbers, they never add up to be quite what you think they are. there is a lot of fuzzy math in these numbers, gregg. i hope jeremy lin does great and i hope the knicks do, too. but it's still too early to tell. >> gregg: i think people have been trying to trademark some of the lin names, lin sanity, lin

tastic and all that stuff. i'm not sure they can get away with that. can they? >> well, they could. >> gregg: i think they've been trying. almost immediately since he became lin tastic. thank you very much for being with us. >> heather: paris hilton trademarked something, didn't she? >> yeah, but i think it's uniquely to her. >> heather: they can't steal it? >> gregg: i'm not sure -- it may be. i'll look it up. i'll study that. >> heather: lin interesting. new on-line privacy concerns for people using some of apple's most popular products. we will tell you who may be tracking the web sites that you are looking at and why turning on your security settings, that's not enough to keep your information private

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are saying this is a serious violation by google, which is already under a consent order from just four months ago for other serious privacy violations, when it was taking your personal information and your private contact list and then giving it out to other individuals. so right now, what we've got is a potential violation of that consent order from 2011 and in addition to that, what we now have are people saying that google not only is in violation of this consent order, but they're in violation of the ftc, which requires the code that requires they not mislead users. >> gregg: it's fraud. false misrepresentation. >> it is false misrepresentation. they use a special code to be able to get around the privacy settings. they use that code to get around it. >> gregg: even though i have set my privacy settings, they can get around it with a special

code? >> and they use that special code and it's not the first time that google has done this. that is why congress is up in arms. their answer is, we didn't anticipate this would happen and we're now starting to remove it. well, bologna. you are the high-tech people who should understand that before you do anything like this, or implement any kind of program, you know what the ramifications are going to be. >> gregg: i'm not sure the oops defense when you're talking about high-tech really works. here is the thing, they could be fined -- we were talking about criminal intent and criminal penalties -- they could be fined 16,000 per day, per incident. so you add up -- i mean, the safari is used by everybody, everybody where. right? >> not only that, you can not only -- can they be fined 16,000 a day for each violation, but let's talk this through. you might have a class action by individuals who are affected by

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>> heather: a powerful movement spreading across the country that got its start in los angeles. parents upset with the state of their children's school. they're starting what they call parent unions. they're tackling some serious classroom issue, but not every one of them sees them as helpful. casey stegall live for us in los angeles with more on this. so what is this all about? >> think of these parent unions as souped up pta's, if you will. it's for moms and dads who want their own seat at the bargaining table and one of the most

influential groups in the country is right here in los angeles, parent revolution. two years ago, it helped the trigger log it passed in california which gives parents the authority to force change through petition. everything from firing teachers to turning public schools into charters. >> it's a new parent, no one has ever thought parents should have a strong role in their child's education. now the idea is shifting around that parents can. we've had members of teachers come out in support. >> parents of desert trail elementary school, north of los angeles, used this law last month and now the school board has until tuesday to come up with a solution or risk parent appointed changes. so far administrators have been cooperative, but so-called unions like these, as well as the law itself, are facing backlash from certain teachers groups, including the california teachers association, one of its concerns, if a school is turned

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