rocco is the man behind rocco little chicago pizzeria. >> thanks, tony. >> thank you, sir. >>> meanwhile, business leaders are worried that the bill could cost the state the next year super bowl. the host committee came out and they don't want a repeat of what happened in 1993, when the nfl moved super bowl to california after arizona refused to honor martin luther king day. >>> a list of dna it called top 200 gays. it is raising fears of violence on this list. thia warning from the united sts saying it may stop the aid that it sends to uganda. >> uganda's new anti-gay law, and the u.n. said it's seriously concerned. the uganda president expanded laws against gays yesterday which sparks fears of a witch-hunt. a tabloid listed on its front page names and photos of what it says are the country's top 200 homosechomo2homosexuals. this has been happening across africa in recent years. just a handful of countries allow same sex relationships or haven't done anything about them. only south africa recognizes gay marriages. most of the countries in africa, 38 of 54 outlaw homosexuality. gay peopl

generously ugly the good rocco's little chicago pizza after the arizona legislature passed a bill that would allow restaurants and other businesses to discriminate against gay people the tucson pizzeria decided to give lawmakers a taste of their own medicine so places sign in its window warning all lawmakers who try to enter that it reserves the right to refuse service arizona legislators rocco's owner anthony rocco di god told the having imposed that he decided to put the sign up because opening the door to government sanctioned discrimination regardless of why is a huge step in the wrong direction i couldn't agree more i just hope arizona governor jan brewer is listening and vetoes her state's newest discrimination bill . the bad stacey flanagan the fairfield connecticut resident has made herself the enemy of waiters and waitresses everywhere by using tip money to pay for her meals according to police flanagan stole a tip jar from the counter and then while the cashier was distracted she stole money from a different tip jar to pay for her order and his behavior would be a little more

rocco's little chicago pits zer residential rea, we reserve the rise to not serve arizona legislatorsthe nation of islam leader harpooned the u.s. judicial system. he says it's biased. >>> a commentary who delivers, steve horseford wants to connect with his constituents. he went undercover as a ups driver in las vegas. they caught him in the act there. he told them it's easy to lose touch in washington so he wanted to gain a from-the-ground perspective of a worker in his district. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> the famed you 2 spy planes could be no longer. they want to moth ball them according to the "new york times." our first look at politics, washington post reporter, david nakamura. good morning to you, david. "the new york times" called them the pre-world war ii lemps thvet would be below those levels. the army says 130,000 lower than post 9/11 peaks. will this keep us ready? >> that's the question. this is the first chance we get to see of secretary hagel's vision. the reason president obama picked him as defense secretary. they share the idea as the wars a

out of rocco's little chicago pizzeria, we reserve the right to receive serve toys arizona legislatorsrocco says he put up the sign in response to the controversial bill allowing owners to refuse service to gays and lesbians, the heads lines are up next, we'll be right back. >> aging america... they care for our loved ones >> some of them spit on you... some of them hit you... >> but the job takes a toll >> they wanna pay you five dollars an hour... ten...twelve hours a day... >> caring for the caregivers, on al jazeera america >> there's no such thing as illegal immigration. >> al jazeera america presents... a breakthrough television event borderland a first hand view at the crisis on the border. >> how can i not be affected by it? >> strangers, with different points of view take a closer look at the ongoing conflict alex, a liberal artist from new york and randy, a conservative vet from illinois... >> are you telling me that it's ok to just let them all run into the united states? >> you don't have a right to make judgements about it... >> they re-trace the steps of myra, a woman des

with fraud they're going to you should mention that that's a chicago firm that rose from the ashes of rocco another bankruptcy that was money or didn't tried and no one is really been prosecuted for that either although there have been some charges laid by the c.f. to see the consumer financial protector the commodities. regulator and there are also have been several lawsuits although not one of them yet naming the the auditor peter b. c. at least not any major ones now do you think the accounting industry was complicit in the failures that created the financial crisis which obviously began in two thousand and seven. certainly that's sort of the premise of a lot of what i talk about or that on my blog in other publications an out when i speak out of balance the auditors are right there in the middle and they work both sides of the equation so for example peter b c is the order of j.p. morgan which was the major banker to an a global global they couldn't be completely unaware of what was going on and of the transactions that might have caused problems same thing with ai g. and goldman sachs

when rocco palma was out there and this includes the oath of office that he was taking to be president. aretha franklin sang my country. and i remember being swept up in that moment. i remember saying we were thinking about everything to arrive at this particular moment. and i looked out on the mall and i looked at the capital. and i thought about what happened in 1963 which is one martin luther king gave his i have a dream speech and that includes the song my country. they were saying that someone like barack obama could be elected president. then i remember standing there in a cold moment thinking about a song that i had heard many years before and there is an alternative version two "my country tis of thee", the stronghold of slavery, they wrote a song criticizing the slave system. and it has attention. and there is a benefit to own their group and we do not dare let the people who operate on the basis of fear or scarcity and me and mine and us, we dare not do that and we have to always be pulling "my country tis of thee" in the direction with the sweet land of liberty. and this inc

our first johnson baby of the week is james rocco bornendame from tennessee, outside of nashville, on new year's day, 7 pounds, 15 ounces. his parents say he's a big cuddler and his sister loves to give him kisses. >> i bet. now to a baby born in baton rouge, louisiana. lorel michele chambliss on december 23rd, weighing 5 pounds, 10 ounces and her mom says she feels very lucky. her new daughter is sleeping through the night. she is lucky. she's the next lucky one. >> our next johnson's baby is benjamin lee ludwig born in eerie, pennsylvania, on december 18th. parents jennifer and robert say their son is very animated and likes to make funny faces. >> that's called gas. and finally jordan lynn cunningham was born in columbia, south carolina. she was due new year's eve but decided to come a little early, made her grand entrance on christmas eve. our great congratulations to all of our babies and their families. >> if you want to submit your baby to be a johnson baby of the week, go to klgandhoda.com for details. >> and press the connect button. >> today is a sad day. i'm sorry. >> bitte

no get the rap thick because my son rocco does a spiritual rap or hip hop type thing ♪ i'll be fine aloneat first but i also support my son in his own musical vision and his own musical dreams. i don't get that music. if i want funky and driving rhythms, i goal to james brown or this new guy bruno mars ♪ amazing love >> i goal to earth, wind and fire ♪ do you remember >> last question, you are antidrug. >> hard core. >> hard core antidrug so am i, as you know. what about the legalization of marijuana thing? what do you think of that? >> i will try to capsulize it. would you want your pilot high? would you want your butcher high? who would you want to be high in your life? and after 50 years of rock and rolling, holding my gifted musicians in my arms, as they died, you can't convince me that it's a victimless crime or it's individual choice. you clearly identified that you get high to disconnect what are the benefits to disconnecting? i disconnect but i do it in a tree stand with a sharp stick so i'm at least getting meat when i get high. >> there is a purpose. >> there is a purpose. >> al

it's a sign posted in the window of rocco's pizzeria in tucson, arizona, claiming the restaurant refusesight to serve arizona legislators, response to the bill's the pizzaria's owner calls appalling. sb-1062 which would give businesses rights to refuse to serve gay people on the basis of religion. the sign was part of a major backlash against the bill which is only growing and widely seen as blatantly anti-gay. and which prompted protests at the arizona capitol after it passed through the legislature last week. it's not just one restaurant owner and liberal activists who are outraged about this. in fact, the state is in open revolt. businesses have a law including marriott and apple among more than 80 companies that urged the governor to veto it. calling for a veto are both of arizona's republican senators, john mccain and jeff blake. in fact, three of the republican lawmakers who voted for the bill last week today sent a letter to the governor urging her to veto it because the perception of the bill as anti-gay is causing our state immeasurable harm. one of those lawmakers will join me

no get the rap thick because my son rocco does a spiritual rap or hip hop type thing ♪ i'll be fine alonesupport my son in his own musical vision and his own musical dreams. i don't get that music. if i want funky and driving rhythms, i goal to james brown or this new guy bruno mars ♪ amazing love >> i goal to earth, wind and fire ♪ do you remember >> last question, you are antidrug. >> hard core. >> hard core antidrug so am i, as you know. what about the legalization of marijuana thing? what do you think of that? >> i will try to capsulize it. would you want your pilot high? would you want your butcher high? who would you want to be high in your life? and after 50 years of rock and rolling, holding my gifted musicians in my arms, as they died, you can't convince me that it's a victimless crime or it's individual choice. you clearly identified that you get high to disconnect what are the benefits to disconnecting? i disconnect but i do it in a tree stand with a sharp stick so i'm at least getting meat when i get high. >> there is a purpose. >> there is a purpose. >> all right. ted nugent,

number two is the story on gas prices by matthew rocco.ices are set to rise this spring. the national average could go as high as 3.57 a gallon. not good news for is. number one an hitting hard is the story about the job report from dunn staun pyle. 113,000 jobs added in january and likely to send investors scrambling whether the fed will continue its plan to scale back its easy money stimulus policies. >> i love him, but we have to talk about the jerk story because everyone, people know, people unfortunately across them at the office sometimes. again i will say, i have not here at fox business but if you did -- >> me either. tracy: what do you do? >> he says there is distinction between certified jerks and temporary jerks. certified jerks there is not much hope for because he says these are people who have this bad temperment and ingrained in their personalities but temporary jerks, for companies that have them working there, they might be willing to keep them as long as they go through some job training and maybe change their attitude a

algeria ands to indonesia and rocco. what he isctly sure referring to.w that you don't allow public space and public arenas. i'm not exactly sure what he is referring to. we have a couple good relationship, but historically we have strong ties to certain areas. host: you mentioned the effort in mali already. can you get us up-to-date on the latest on what the french government is doing their and what is happening in that country? guest: they're going after al qaeda. they are in mali and are still there. indefinitely,y but there is no plans to move anytime soon. area in theial fight against terrorism and al qaeda. areunited states and others happy that france has intervened there. we have historical ties with i.l it was very important that we go down there. host: let's go to diana from massachusetts. on our line for democrats. you're on with leon bruno of afp. guest: good morning. caller: i think there is such a wonderful history of friendship between the united states and france. really going back all the way to the american revolution. i have always bee