and that she couldn't contemplate that arthur would be executed. he objects and unmoved and so the clock keeps ticking. >>> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >>> at age 25 one of the waitest widow and during the revolution,

. >> reporter: tonight in a far flung part of the philippines, arthur benjamin is in a good mood. >> all the girls around i'm good. >> reporter: laughing, drinking ogling the girls on stage at this bar which he says he owns. benjamin is a 49-year-old american suspected of having sex with underage girls and suspected of selling them for sex out of this bar called crowbar. but he has no idea that at that moment, filipino and american authorities are just a few miles away plotting a raid that will bring his world crashing down. >> we're ready. >> reporter: this is the story of arthur benjamin who travelled to subic bay, a beautiful part of the philippines where benjamin has been living for 25 years. but our journey went into the dark and disturbing world of underage prostitution finding how easy it is to buy sex with underage girls. how old are you? >> 14. >> reporter: it is a top destination for americans not just looking to have sex but to sell sex as well. >> about 4 third and 00 girls working for me. and they go all night for 30 bucks. >> the americans want to come here because they

right, arthur? technically, arthur, you are under no obligation to return any funds.otron. you're going to give him his money back, right? let the buyer beware i always say. arthur! you can't do that! i said "display purposes." come on! think how we felt when we bought some toy that wasn't what we thought it would be. like those sea squirrels. remember? arthur: that doesn't look like a squirrel! it looks like something my baby sister spit up! but it's not like i said you know "action figure" or something. i said, "for display purposes." it's bad enough when grown-ups cheat kids, but when kids cheat kids it's like a total meltdown of the fabric of our society. and who needs melty fabric? don't worry, james. i'm pretty good at fixing broken toys. i've broken tons of them. thanks. i suppose your ad could be considered misleading. at most, it's a misdemeanor. the worst you'd get is house arrest. house arrest? uh... wait. i just want to look at something. i'll be right back. good one, james! good aim. couldn't fix it, huh? nah. but buster thought up a really good game to p

arthur: i turned out pretty well. dw: "pretty well" isn't good enough. it's only good enough for people like you. kate, something's definitely the matter with dw. i was thinking the same thing. she stood over me going like this...

(arthur penn) there's a major character who idealizes billy. i knew you weren't dead.gure of billy deviates from his expectation he eventually ends up betraying him. the situation got to be one of the earliest forms of it, of the media dictating the events. you're not like the books. you don't wear silver stuff. you don't stand up to glory. you're not him. (crying) you're not him. (john sturges) the appeal i think has to be answered with the word legend. they were legends of the west who did these outlandish things which if presented straight out of nowhere, it would not be accepted. but because this theoretically happened in the west, audiences were prepared to accept them as real people. (elmore leonard) that meeting in the street for that showdown must have been made up in hollywood. a typical gunfight out west was a man in a saloon with a shotgun or revolver and seeing who he wants at the bar and shooting at him. then the guy at the bar turns around and shoots at him and follows him out onto the street and shoots a couple of more times. and maybe eight shots are fi

arthur? of equal length? correct.teral triangle on its flag? yes, well, it is a toughie. how about you, hugo? are you stumped as well? the equilateral triangle is featured in the flag of the philippines. hmm. that's correct. a-b-i-l-i-t-y. ability. mr. ratburn: excellent, francine. you might consider entering this year's spelling bee. speaking of which... hugo, what was the winning word in last year's national spelling bee? cymotrichous. c-y-m-o-t-r-i-c-h-o-u-s. it means "having wavy hair." shall i put it in a sentence? no, no, that won't be necessary. let's move on. what is the largest painting in the world? mother earth by swedish artist david aberg. what is the smallest? fish, by j sha. oldest! the cave paintings in chauvet, france. all right, all right! what about... ah, here we go. what is the traditional stringed instrument of mauritania? the tidnit. (tidnit playing) (sighs) very good, hugo. thank you, nigel. hugo's amazing! i can't believe it! whoa, he's the best! yes, here it is. elwood city gazette, 1902. you

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this guy, pat gallagher, arthur j.r, chairman, chief executive officer and president joins me now in a fox business exclusive to talk about how you swallowed that many -- i don't know, whales, minnows, fish of all sizes? >> fish of all sizes. mostly medium sized businesses. for us a business that would probably have anywhere 50 to 125 people. liz: when you buy, merge, acquire a company like that, you've probably gotten very good at it with that many under your belt, but what is the number one thing you as the ceo really needs to do to get them up to speed on the culture which is what we were talking about with kevin kelly? >> 99% of our due diligence in acquisition area is on the culture. the numbers are easy to figure out. the brokerage business doesn't take risks. we don't have big balance sheets. it is not hard to see whether or not someone is making money or not. if they are making money, they are running a good business, it then comes down to the culture. 100% of our decision rests on whether or not we believe the

fred tees see, arthur aidala, thank you both.we'll take a live look at the dow, figure out what is going on wall street. slightly lower today when you look at stocks. we have weekly jobless numbers out. we'll take a closer look at what really is the impact of high unemployment and what is that having on all of us? we'll talk a little bit about that coming up. also it's a day for romance and chocolates. do you recognize the face necessarfaces there? jon: oh,. jenna: a spotlight on small business deals with personalizing what we all love on "happening now," not our own faces, but chocolate. you look good, jon, i like that picture. jon: so do you. jenna: we'll be right back. >> announcer: meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have, if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards, destroying jill's credit and her dream of retirement. now meet amanda. with a swipe of her debit card, she bought some gas... and an all-expense-paid trip to hawaii f

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hi, arthur. how's earth? great. i was just showing them my dream house.g. i have to take you through an intergalactic wormhole. (whizzing and whirring) hi welcome to alpha formaggi a galaxy far, far away. here's my dream house. pretty amazing, isn't it? i think you have to tell them how it's different from your normal house. oh, yeah. it's all made of cheese! this sofa? gouda. (with mouth full): this lamp? havarti! while buster eats his house here's a story about someone who actually built their dream house or... at least she tried to. buster: mmm, mozzarella! how did we get stuck with the blocks? i had my eye on the castle. but amanda got to it first. look at this. it's just a piece of wood. what can i do with this? beats me. we could make a... barn, i guess. a barn? uh, all right. i just hope snack time comes soon. any more arches? saw some in the blue crate. mrs. read: dw, ready to go? huh? mom? what are you doing here? it's 3:30. time to go home. wow! you girls have been hard at work. dw: it was going to be a barn. then it got bigger. so now it's a pa

should have called arthur aidala. she has much better chance with arthur. jon i would make a joke, she says she wants him to stay in florida. i could he can jo jokes all see was would get a trans am because he went to arkansas. you know how old i am. and wants the escalade that florida and miami parents get. here is what bothers me about this thing. what a terrible, terrible lesson to tell the young man. he signs a contract. the man's word is his bond. his father signs it. what does she do? she goes out to hire a lawyer to raise all technicalities. what a terrible, terrible life lesson. he made a deal. he promised he would go to arkansas. a legal letter of intent signed by one guardian. i haven't heard her say the father had the right to do it. so at the end of the day guess what? the contract stands. jon: arthur, you said there are lot of great schools in florida and should be happy to make his mom happy to play for a florida schools. you know how this is. maybe you like the coach at arkansas. >> right. jon: maybe you like the prospects. you're looking at

there is a lot of supply right now, it just can't get down to port arthur. it is going to take some time. > thank you larry. have a good day. > > you're welcome. in our cover story---president obama is set to visit asheville, north carolina, where he'll tour an auto parts manufacturer--building his case to strengthen the middle class---a case reiterated many times including last night in his state of the union speech. president obama reported the state of the union was better now than when he first took office. "we've cleared away the rubble of crisis...state of union is stronger." obama announced creating public and private sector manufacturing hubs in 15 cities, an energy policy that shifts cars off oil for good, and raising the minimum wage to $9.00 across the u-s with increases tied to the cost of living. "it could mean the difference between food bank and getting ahead." the president announced a bi- partisan commission to improve voting delays and made this vow about the war in afghanistan. "over the next year, 34,000 will come home and by the end of n

(arthur penn) another thing is that hawks liked women and that shows up. (woman) stop it, stop it.top making a holy -- (gunshot) "stop it," i said. i'm mad, good and mad and who wouldn't be? you, gus, and pretending you're going to kill him. (clint eastwood) there's always a place for the strong woman, not only to be the catalyst to the male protagonist. but if the female protagonist has-- the more strength she has the better it is for the whole conflict, or the situation. hold me, feel me in your arms. do i feel weak, tom? i don't, do i? oh, you'll need me. you'll need a woman. you need what a woman can give you, to do what you have to do. oh, listen to me, tom, listen with your head and your heart. the sun only shines half the time, tom. the other half is night. i've made up my mind. change your mind, tom. just once in your life, change your mind. i'll send for you. (thomas schatz) there is an incompatibility in the desire for a woman and everything she represents. the bearer of culture. the bearer of children. the figure whose fundamental function is to tie the man down. and the

(arthur penn) another thing is that hawks liked women and that shows up. (woman) stop it, stop it.top making a holy -- (gunshot) "stop it," i said. i'm mad, good and mad and who wouldn't be? you, gus, and pretending you're going to kill him. (clint eastwood) there's always a place for the strong woman, not only to be the catalyst to the male protagonist. but if the female protagonist has-- the more strength she has the better it is for the whole conflict, or the situation. hold me, feel me in your arms. do i feel weak, tom? i don't, do i? oh, you'll need me. you'll need a woman. you need what a woman can give you, to do what you have to do. oh, listen to me, tom, listen with your head and your heart. the sun only shines half the time, tom. the other half is night. i've made up my mind. change your mind, tom. just once in your life, change your mind. i'll send for you. (thomas schatz) there is an incompatibility in the desire for a woman and everything she represents. the bearer of culture. the bearer of children. the figure whose fundamental function is to tie the man down. and the

he agrees with arthur that addiction is harmful and is aware of that.said i am opposed of giving people with addiction narcotics. he goes on to say, but there is a way of dealing with the problems of addiction without depriving people of their chronic pain with treatment. his practice left his broke. he closes his practice next week. derek. >>> well, gary, tonight heartache has setted all over the -- settled all over the small town. they're grieving under the loss of two youngsters who died after the -- young sisters who died after a fire. all of this while the father was climbing on to the burning roof fighting to reach the two sisters. they did not get out alive. >> i could see the blaze from my house. it was horrible. >> it led to tragedy. absolute tragedy. we didn't sleep at all last night. neither my husband or i. >> she kept saying what happened. what happened. where can my baby be. >> i'm a mother , and i don't know how she can handle losing two babies like that. >> killed in the fire were a 6-year-old and 3-year-old. the cause of the fire is sti

>> go ahead, arthur. she didn't just throw the remote control at him. clearly bleeding from the nose. he's clearly bleeding from the the lip. he's allowed to put his arms around her neck and squeeze and throw her off. >> megyn: he's 180 pounds and she's 115 pound. i will say this the police resay she refused to sign a statement against him and refused to have them take a picture of the marks on her neck. i'm not saying she necessarily is one despite the evidence, but they are too afraid to fuel had i follow through with the criminal complaint, mark. that's correct. or i'll make the argument for arthur maybe she realizes she wrong and doesn't want to do anything. i don't see it. i see it more consistent with someone over and over again, arthur, the police have been to the house seven times. six time forced to call and the other thing, if i'm a prosecutor, i move to revoke his bail immediately. one of the promises he made to the court as a condition of release was-- >> did not have any-- >> last word, arthur. >> that bail at some point. look, megyn, the t

let's talkg with arthur koff. he is the founder of the business retiredbrains.com. art, how big is this? how many retirees are actually starting their own businesses? > > huge numbers. many of them are not able to find work, and they find that if they can start their own business without having to invest very much money, it is a really good way to get started. > investing is the key there, because there are a lot of franchise businesses they could start, but that requires a lot of up-front cost. > > most people are not as interested in franchises because of the cost, yes. > how about off-the-shelf ideas? ready-made ideas? what, typically, are the kinds of businesses that retirees would do? > > well, i can actually give you a list, i brought a list. the kinds of things that people are going into, almost in this order, are: they're doing telemarketing; they are doing direct selling for companies like mary kay and avon; they're writing or editing if they have a background along that line; they become virtual agents; they do medical transcription; some people become tut

[applause] >> arthur, thank you very much. it is great to be here at a.e.i. because i'll tell you i am such an admirer, arthur, of what you do because you have done so much to i think put into context what it means to be a conservative and how conservative policies actually help people. and i do think that your insight and commitment in this vain has only begun to reap rewards and look forward to continuing the fight with you to try and make a better life for all americans. so thank you very much for hosting this today. you know, in washington over the past few months, our attention has been on cliffs. it's been on debt ceilings, budgets, deadlines and negotiations. all of this is extremely important because i don't think there's any substitute for getting our fiscal house in order. there's no greater moral imperative than to reduce the mountain of debt that's facing us, our children and theirs. and our house republican majority stands ready for the president and his party to join us in actually tackling the big problems facing this country. but today i'd lik

and i think arthur thought she wanted something expensive.ted a photograph and her lemon squeezer. it does strange today. now, as well as marilyn, you've got other sort of film star memorabilia, haven't you? what's in here? this is mae west. you know, come up and see me sometime. in actual fact i have to confess, fiona they're not diamonds but they're very, very very good reproductions. they were original diamonds and she sold the original in 1942 when america went into the war and she had these reproductions made. and they're very good reproductions because they fooled everybody for 30 years. and she sold them in 1942, what, to help the war effort? yes, to raise the war effort. but she didn't want any publicity out of it because she was not that sort of gal. she was a gal, you know, who was-- well, her portrayal on the screen was a good-time gal. it didn't sort of come across too well so she went with the image. she thought it would spoil her image if she looked too patriotic? yes. yes, yes, yes. so they've been on the frank sinatra show all

that is a real person named arthur alexander. >> technology, you know. let's back up one. am i doing this or is it doing it itself? there we go. i want to read you a little bit about the freedom memorial. >> lincoln park located between 11th and 13th streets frequented often by beebee totting parents and frolicking dogs but it's hysterically significant for african-americans because of the statues that sit in the middle. freedom memorial the and the mary mcleod bethune a statue called let her work appraise her. the park itself is the first site to be named in honor of abraham lincoln after his assassination. with congress authorizing it to be called lincoln square and 1860's seven. it was a natural state. the part having hosted the union troops and a medical center called lincoln hospital during the civil war. the freedom memorial statue was one of the first to honor lincoln after his assassination by john wilkes booth and one of the things that makes the statute unique is that it was almost entirely paid for by freed slaves. after the president's death, a freed slave name

they only have 20% of the population, and i learned that from a study by arthur laffer. talk about state migration and how taxes play a big role. we bring in cnbc wealth editor robert frank, joins us now. good evening, robert. what's this, the irs not going to put out the numbers but then i read this afternoon they were going to put out the numbers. what's up with that? >> i'm not sure. i was looking today at a study from the institution of taxation and economic policy and they were looking at the states were the 1% that pay the most when you add up local state and sales taxes, california ranked number one. not a big surprise there. number two was hawaii. maryland, vermont. all the high-tax states. and those numbers are going up. and it's not surprising that you're seeing in these very high-tax states, we're seeing money and jobs coming out of those states. >> another arthur laffer fact, since 1990, california has lost 3.4 million people. that's a lot of people. >> they were at risk of losing a seat in the house because they have had a reduction in the number of people i

jenna: arthur? >> i don't care.as long as they serve beer and wings, i don't care who wins either. jenna: it was all part of the timing for the segment, arthur, thank you for crushing it. [laughter] arthur and fred, thank you. >> thanks for having me. jon: i do my beer segment research every weekend. -and-a-half that's right. [laughter] jon: one of the nation's most historic landmarks turning 100. coming up, the grand central terminal and how this magnificent building was also demolished. >>> also, remembering some of the heroes of america's space program. we are live at the kennedy space center where nasa is paying transcribe beautiful jon: this is a day to pay tribute to america's heroes, nasa honoring today u.s. astronauts who have died in the line of duty including the crews of space shuttles challenger and columbia. today's ceremonies marking a day of remembrance ten years after the columbia accident. steve harrigan is live in cape canaveral, florida. steve? >> reporter: jon, a day of remembrance here, but also

this is all too much for arthur.uld you be getting paid for the time you're spending at your blackberry after hours? i admit i was surprised so many of you said no. one viewer made this point, do you get docked for personal conversations? that's what we were saying earlier. that was a really smart remark. all right. we want to hear from more of you, like us at facebook.com/melissafrancisfox or follow me on twitter @melissa a. francis. let's switch to another story, boeing's dreamliner disaster. reports that boeing is working on changes to its 737 batteries -- 787 batteries which would prevent heat and fire from spreading. they say the plane could be back in the air as early as march. boeing has not commented, but the faa did allow a dreamliner to fly for the first time today since the fleet was grounded last month. so could you be boarding a dreamliner soon, do you want to? peter bowles is former national director of the ntsb. peter, welcome back. what do you think of these latest developments? >> well, i think the n

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arthur was not supposed to prevail, but he did.hur was a dear friend, and i called him the day he made his announcement that he had aids. and i was not one of the few that knew, but i called, and i said, hey, man, what are you doing? he said i'm going to a press conference. i said what's it about? and he told me. i said, can i come? he said, sure. so i was standing there with him and jeannie, and you will recall seeing the news clips, he couldn't get through his statement. he handled it to jeannie and she read it. read the balance of it. and this all because he had a transfusion in the days when you couldn't determine whether or not the blood was contaminated. but arthur, what a human being, and he founded, along with sheraton snyder and charlie, he founded something called the national junior tennis league, which continues today. >> i see pictures in your office of you with monica seles, you with serena williams. do you have a favorite female player? >> all time? would have to be serena. >> not a bad choice. she's still rocking. >

so now i go in with irvin arthur, agent, my size, not much bigger, i said don't worry, i have talkedno question about it. and i look at the rundown, and there is only one guest. and it's tony bennett. so i say, okay. this is, i'm going to get on. it is only tony bennett. so, carson comes out. he does an incredible monologue. usually it is 6 minutes it goes for almost two segments, the monologue. then heap do does stump the ban. audience is bravoing stump the band. which usually led to failure. that is working. everything is cooking. he and ed mcmahon talk, they're going on. half the show is over. tony bennett hasn't come out yet. they break to a commercial. bring tony bennett out. tony bennett sit down. and they start to talk. and you know tony bennett, an amazing talent, but not exactly mr. word. >> jimmy: not chatty. >> not a chatty kathy guy. tonight, he is a combination of woody allen and mel brooks. laughs from the audience. the band, cooking, johnny says stay for another segment. he stays for another segment. tells a poignant story that is very touching. and then he goes back t

in with me is attorney and fox news contributor arthur aydala and dan shore and former nypd homicideve harry howe. this guy is charged with premeditated murder and faces mandatory life and they bail him? >> even in south africa which let's say the justice system is a little questionable. >> judge jeanine: and you say that because only 10% of those prosecuted are convicted. >> my understanding is 10% of homicides result in an actual conviction. even there the burden season on the defense to show there is extraordinary circumstances. >> like i have a right to kill him. >> and even here. take it back to new york city. the only time i have ever gotten a murder two guy out which that is our equivalent is when like i had an audio tape left on an answering machine by the deceased i'm going to come get you, kill you, destroy you, i had proof that the defendant heard that and shortly thereafter there was a confrontation and there the judge set $2 million bail. not $112,000 bail. >> judge jeanine: what is amazing here to me is that dan and i will go to you with this one. everything he says in

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arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this amazing architecture, very powerful architecture. he convinced the rec park commission that building a tower in her memory would be the thing to do with her money. >> it was going to be a wonderful observation place because it was one of the highest hills in the city anywhere and that that was the whole reason why it was built that high and had the elevator access immediately from the beginning as part of its features. >> my fear's studio was just down the street steps. we were in a very small apartment and that was our backyard. when they were preparing the site for the coit tower, there was always a lot of harping and griping about how awful progress was and why they would choose this beautiful pristine area to do them in was a big question. as soon as the coit tower was getting finished and someone put in the idea that it should be used for art, then, all of a sudden, he

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