baron is charged with sexually molesting his 10-year-old niece. conrad's daughter, sammy. he has pled not guilty. conrad has been indicted on 38 counts of possession of child pornography, to which he's pled not guilty. according to authorities, none of the images confiscated from his computer were of sammy. the brothers were arrested and charged these offenses after an even more serious crime occurred. sammy, her mother and an adult female roommate were all stabbed to death inside their home, which was then set on fire. and burned to the ground. >> the homicide investigation when it first started, of course, we thought that they were just eliminating us as suspects. a few hours into the interview, it became very clear that they were looking at us as persons of interest. and that's how we were described on the news. >> though conrad and baron were immediately targeted as suspects, they have not been formally charged with any of the three murders. nor the arson. >> i was devastated. i couldn't believe it. on the news they put me as suspected of three counts of capital murder

but back to these poverty barons one of the top poverty barons of the u.k. it is from adam smith international the managing director of the london based development consultancy adam smith international a asked which gets most of its income from defeated paid himself a salary in dividends totaling almost one point three million pounds in twenty ten adam smith sensitive it's another one of these oxymoron like military intelligence that you would think there for balance morning free markets but no they're just a front group for scams toure's they like to go with the idea that they're free market enterprise but when you scratch the surface or just you know scam well it makes sense because the likes of bondo for example fly around the world with tony blair and gordon brown and now probably david cameron and george osborne and he says ok what order to increase your overseas budget and then we find out that in fact he himself refuses to pay you know that you know how come they didn't do like a live. bond to bail out ireland i mean he's irish isn't it i thought he w

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. >> reporter: sacha baron cohen joked. why try to hold the moviegoers' attention for so long? many say blame it on oscars. there's a feeling here in hollywood that the academy won't take a best picture contender seriously if it's under two hours. and this time of year, studios are racing to release the epic before the oscar deadline. >> any film that opens on christmas day is also eligible for oscars. >> reporter: long oscar winners are, of course, nothing new. "gone with the wind" was almost four hours but included an intermission. >> frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> reporter: it seems today's mother gores don't seem to mind. >> if i'm into the subject matter and all that, i'm all for it. >> reporter: experts predict a record box office take of almost $11 million this year. a sign that supersize movies may be around for a very long time. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, hollywood. >>> is she or isn't she? jessica simpson finally addressed weeks of rumors of whether she's expecting a second child or not. the 32-year-old singer who gave birth to her daughter maxwell seven m

joining us live from chicago is father robert baron, a catholic theologian and founder of the word onire ministry. father, many people out there are saying that this is evil, that mr. lanza, this young man, that this represents evil. how do you define evil? >> well, the catholic tradition, evil is never a positive force that opposes the good but always something entirely negative. it is a lack of a good that ought to be there. think of like a cavity in a tooth or a cancer that compromises an organ t is not like the "star wars" cosmology where you have the dark and light side of the force battle bug rather, evil is always a lack of a good that ought to be there. in the case of moral easeville is is a twisting or perverting of the will, which by its nature should seek the good. >> and how do we know god is listening? >> god is love and attentive to every aspect of his reyation. god hears the cry of the poor, as the bible said. god is attentive to all aspects of reality. people ask me a lot, where is god in newtown? how is god present there in the right answer, i think, is in every act o

all right, not barons. not burger mighters, kings, and kings with the powers of life and death. part about it, him being younger, i thought of calvin candie as an evil king an evil ruler. then i thought about him playing the role, and i that you want rather than the evil king, he-- like his father's father and his father, they were the cotton men. but he's not a cotton man. he's bored with it. he's grown up around it his whole life and the farm takes care of itself and he indulges in hedonistic vices, and hedonistic hobbie hobbies to keep himself interested. >> rose: and he said yes. how about christoph waltz -- >> rose: you wrote him in because you loved him from "inglorious bastards." >> he's an amazing human being, and i can't imagine to not do my next movie with him. i have to say it was not a super conscious decision to write him in. the opening scene in the movie came up. i wasn't quite prepared to do it and it came up and i just wrote it, and the next thing know i had this german walking around. and i thought i guess that's christof. >> rose: this is a seen where dr. king

does he realize that he will be spying and more people in britain than even all the press barons put together? did -- where did he get his advice and ideas from? >> i really believe on this issue i believe the honorable gentleman is wrong. i think this is a very important issue. i feel very strongly as prime minister aware you have to take responsibility first and foremost for security, national security, and a people's safety. data communications -- this is not content of a telephone call -- but the fact that phone call took place, it is used in every single terrorist case and in almost every single serious crime case. the question in front of the house of commons and house of lords is simply this -- because we currently have that data for 50 mobile telephone companies, and what will we do when tele- communications move over the internet? we could do nothing and not update the law. the consequence of that will be fewer terrorists brought to justice. i do not want to be the prime minister of the country that puts us into that position. >> -- >> mr. speaker, the government's proposal

one question to john baron and the rest of them, request leaders can't count, what else can they do? they went ahead with plan "b" knowing they didn't have the votes. that is sort of one-on-one in politics. >> make them reject one more time. >> there's no real partner here. there's no partner. >> that's what they say. >> here's the broader question, it includes the gun debate, okay? what are the president's priorities going to be after the first of the year? congressman, you heard wayne lapierre. does he reflect your views about how to approach any kind of remedy after a massacre like newtown which is we should talk about everything but guns? >> look, my wife and i, we have three kids, and i -- if there's something that we can do again, of course i'll support it, but i also -- >> come on, there's no standard likes that. that's why you try things. that's what public policy is about. >> i'm a concealed permit carrier, i have a glock 23, i have a shotgun. there are millions just like me. we're not the problem. i think there's common ground we should be attacking first and foremost is th