no lo creemos, no ha habido ningún contacto entre él y böll. ¿dónde está böll, lo sabemos?ijo al cardenal sánchez? que el restaador había tenido un problema con la preparación de la tabla. y no siento culpa de haberle mentido. una pregunta más ¿qué hacía böll en malta? tampo lo sabemos. no podemos llamar a la policía, hay demasiado en juego. traiga esa tabla a tiempo, monseñor. así lo haré, eminencia. ♪ [helicoptero] ¡trrr,trrr,trrr! ♪ [olas del mar] ¡shhh,shhh,shhh! [gaviotas graznando] ¡kia,kia,kia! [olas del mar] ¡shhh,shhh,shhh! ♪ este es el lugar del crimen. ♪ ¿hay huellas? no. ¿testigos? solo la mujer que lo encontró. ♪ debe ser importante para que su ministro del interior la mande a investigar. así es el profesor böll era un gran científico. hace una semana se anunció su desaparición y hubo un gran escándalo. desde entonces me ocupo del caso. ♪ ¿por qué se encontró con su asesino, aquí? ¿de dónde vino? no tenemos información de dónde vivía en la isla. como si se hubiera escondido. bueno, veamos que dice deissman. ♪ ¡oye! ♪ ¡hey! ♪ oye. eres un excelente corredor. te

enter virginia's lieutenant governor bill bolling.id not every government program is bad and not everyone who receives a public benefit is a freeloader. it's just a challenging time for the republican party when a conservative mainstream guy like me doesn't really feel comfortable with his party. the party has moved too far and it's become too extreme and too ideological. that's from the lieutenant governor of virginia. those comments don't seem as surprising when you learn bill bolling is considering a run as an independent. right now former clinton adviser terry mcauliffe is tied with virginia attorney general ken cuccinelli at 38% even. if bolling runs as an independent, he starts out with 13% to start with and could go higher, of course, much higher. but what makes his remarks so rare is he's saying the republican party is becoming too extreme for even conservative republicans. tom davis is a former u.s. congressman from virginia who also ran the republican congressional campaign committee, and chris cillizza is managing editor of

. >>> tonight a 6-year-old boy who lives at joint base bolling in the district is being called a hero. his quick thinking helped save his family's lives. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan at joint base anacostia bowl, catastrophic damage to two homes -- bolling, catastrophic damage done to two homes but no one hurt. >> i woke up in the morning and i smelled smoke. >> reporter: 6-year-old chase van epps woke to flames just outside his window. >> i was like go back to sleep. >> reporter: but chase refused to be ignored like a lot of 6- year-olds. >> i was just looking right there and i saw everything bursting. >> that's when i jumped up and saw smoke just rolling from the neighbor's house. >> reporter: two doors down ebony triplet was rushing through her burning home to get her baby and her two toddlers. >> her back window broke out and there's this fire and flames coming in it. >> reporter: the flames ripped right through two homes and damaged three more. >> be happy to be alive and cherish what you've got because it can be gone. >> reporter: what are you going to be when you grow up? >> f

even in a primary i'm not sure bill bolling beats ken cuccinelli.me of it is that he's kind of angry at the way in which his political fortunes have played themselves out but i think part of it, too, is an expression of the kind of establishment for lack of a better word within the republican party who looks at some of the folks in a more conservative wing and says these folks are pushing us to a place that is going to get us losing elections, never getting the hispanic vote, and going to relegate us to minority party status nationally for the future and we got to speak out. so i think it's a little bit of what he plefs and a little bit of his own circumstances that have made him more willing to speak ut 37. >> i always see you as more of a middle of the road republican. the question is what happened to your state and you may lose an easy one. you could beat terry mcauliffe. he's a democrat. >> should beat him. nine straight times our governor has come from the opposite party of the president. right now it's a close race but if history is any judge,

bill bolling says that he's big announcement next month. virginia lieutenant governor should markople for march 14.s last fall to abandon his quest nomination in the governor's race. he left open the possibility of an independent run for governor republican attorney .eneral ken cuccinelli >> strong aftershocks are being felt in the solomon islands as a to reachstruggle villages babbage by a powerful earthquake and tsunami. at least nine people died when a magnitude 8.0 quake set off a tsunami in the eastern of the south pacific island chain. several people are still missing. homes were either . >> ed or destroyed 5:18 rainout. to check in with jacqui. strong system moving up to the north. yes, that's right. snow lovers might be taking a in the boston area or new england. be an historic storm folks.se , we will get a lot of rain. a wintry mix at the onset tonight. get out the door this morning. 32 degrees. dress with some gloves and a jacket and maybe a scarf this morning. there's calm wind, so we're not with much of a wind chill factor. tha

bolling has been making a lot of noises criticizing his own governor, bob o'donnell. this is a serious threat to both parties. will be a huge, huge story in 2013. the democratic grishl campaign committee is off to a start outraising his republican counterpart. the dcccent the month with $4.6 million in the bank. the debt is hanging over the head of both sides. $12.6 million for democrats. republican, democrats did a lot of obama fund-raising and goodbye hillary clinton fund-raisi fund-raising. republicans struggled with some news on that front in order to raise money. it was a tough month for republicans to raise month. a u.s. security company is blaming china for 141 cases of computer hacking. a security firm says it's traced the hacking to one specific chiens building in shanghai's pudong district. china says their government does not engage in computer hacking. sure you do. up next, cuts and consequences. while president obama brings out the bully pulpit, we're bringing out some big guns. >> wake up. emotion, fear, guilt, ray schism, and all the crap that goes with

bolling you don't like it. dana, you don't like it. >> dana: anti.ve a day off. >> eric: do you know how much time kids get off of school now? insanity. 'canes i never heard of this thing, they have a february break, spring break, fall break. >> dana: i took ronin to the school. it was closed. >> eric: february break. >> kimberly: he was off monday. how many days do you need? bost what a bum they're is? >> kimberly: we had pretend school. is america ready for war with the chinese? news today suggests chinese may be waging one. bob, on the china threat when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: a secret chinese military unit is believed to be behind a series of hacking attacks on u.s. military contract and businesses in up with of the lambest cyber espy spannage campaigns in american -- espionage campaigns in america. they trace this backbe to a chinese military base where it's emanating from. they find out the chinese is messing around with the electric power grid. said for years the chinese are the single most dangerous threat to the united states national

bolling was 11 cents a line, and now it is $8 a line now.is: and you have been doing it since you were nine. what does bowling do for you? >> it is the only thing that clears all of my channels. there is nothing i can do about that. once that ball leaves your hand, it is gone. you have to have it figured out before you throw the ball, whichever you use, and that is what it does. it gives you a chance to be competitive with yourself. nobody else. it is all you. you win, or you lose. tavis: i want to pick up on that matter for and ask how that philosophy, b, bowling philosophy about competing against yourself -- too often, human beings missed that point. life is not about competing with other people. when i talk to students in business school, when i am lecturing, talking about my business and how i started my company, etc., and you can always see the professional rolling their eyes in the back of the room when it is about competing with the other guys. they think it is about company x competing with company y competing with company z. it is a

bolling you don't like it. dana, you don't like it. >> dana: anti. or have a day off. >> eric: do you know how much time kids get off of school now? insanity. 'canes i never heard of this thing, they have a february break, spring break, fall break. >> dana: i took ronin to the school. it was closed. >> eric: february break. >> kimberly: he was off monday. how many days do you need? bost what a bum they're is? >> kimberly: we had pretend school. is america ready for war with the chinese? news today suggests chinese may be waging one. bob, on the china threat when we come back. ♪ ♪ did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. is moving backward. [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] and you'll find advanced safety technology like an available heads-up display on the 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. ♪ ♪ >> bob: a secret chi

demise of local towns and fell into disrepair when the interstate bypassed. >> i think it was a sim bollit. >> kirk smith was a kid as his snow bird parents headed west from chicago. and he works in the route 66 museum in kingman arizona. these days it means a lonely whistle every 15 minutes. >> when i first moved here, i thought it was neat and at 3:00 in the morning, when you're sleeping, it's not so neat, you know. >> some of the current speed limits are as slow as 25 miles per hour. but we cruised it briefly. met some very nice people. like kenny, an atlanta falcons fan, he saw the 49ers gear and wished us well. >> we had you. >> yeah. and i think the better team took it. >> he was a good sport. >> he really was, and i'm sure glad it's us making this trip instead of him. >> road trip. >> i forgot winona, standing on a corner in winslow arizona, i told my wife to stop. i took a nap while we were driving through and she forgot to wake me. i missed those two but it was quite a journey otherwise and it's going to end i hope tonight when i get to new orleans. back to you guys. >> reporter

they'll say this is some kind of boll she -- boll sha vic plot but there isn't much evidence to suggestgains diminishes economic growth. >> if they think it's boll she vic they better trotz ski their way over to a better understanding. the inequality in america threatens the national security. literally. because what we haven't talked about so far, martin, besides the excellent point you made is this will gut the military. the sequester goes into effect and the borders of this country will obviously be much more vulnerable. >> professor michael eric dyson, bill cohen, thank you, gentlemen, both. as we talk about sequestration, i should note that just now moody's has downgraded britain's government bond rating over that government's draconian ougaustey programs. food for thought for mr. ryan. we'll be right back. we've all had those moments. when you lost the thing you can't believe you lost. when what you just bought, just broke. or when you have a little trouble a long way from home... as an american express cardmember you can expect some help. but what you might not expect, is you can

i'm greg gutfeld with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric bolling, and her big wheel is double parked outside. dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city. hence, "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: so some groups are ticked off at coca-cola for the super bowl ad featuring an arab with a camel in the desert. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: so one arab group is claiming this is racist or something. coke says it was just using film characters from the past. now you might call the groups cry babies but that would have been people with malfunctioning tear ducts. instead, i call them americans where they figured out like the rest of us outrage gets attention. forget anger over terrorism. words speak louder than actio action. as you demand subservient to hurt feelings. how to beat them? join them. taco bell claims they pull their ad that asked people to eat tacos instead of carrot after vegetable lovers, vented on the whine seller, called twitter. here is the ad. >> veggie on game day is punting on fourth and one. it's a cop-out. people hate you for it. introducing the taco bell variety 12-pack. a game day tradition since right

i'm andrea tantaros with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, on loan from bill o'reilly the one and only jesse waters. it's 5:00 in new york city. move your hand, waters. this is "the five"! ♪ ♪ president obama was back in his hometown pushing for gun control. the president spoke in chicago where the skyrocketing murder rate is now as bad as the al capone gap land days soft far this year there have been 44 only side44homicide compared ton there were 26. eric, you were born and raised in chicago. this problem got out of hand. in the first five hour, i talked cops on the ground who say there are not enough force. the civil rights groups are out of control. do you think what the president said will have any effect? >> eric: give president obama credit for going to chicago. why are you going, making tour of rounds and bypass chicago. he is in chicago where the murder rate is higher than any other major city in murder. more than double from say 20, 25 years ago. the rate, bob. number, 508 homicides last year on pace to break the record this year. there is hand gun ban. you not allowed to

i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: the shooter who killed usama bin laden has spoken but what he is saying may surprise you. look, bin laden is dead and america is safer. the guy who hit him is out of work and struggling to feed his family. cautious and careful not to leak secrets or put the country at risk. he is broke. he served 16 years in the navy, not 20 years to earn a pension and he is thrown out of the healthcare system because his 180 days ran out. some people can cash in on the kill. "zero dark thirty" for example. >> 100%. >> we will never find him. ♪ ♪ >> he is one of them. >> eric: that film is grossing $100 million. is it fair that the guy with deployments and 30 plus kills including bin laden is struggling to put football and healthcare for his wife and -- food and healthcare on the table for his wife and kids? should this be how we treat heroes? you're shaking your head. crazy. >> andrea: c'mon. if zero dark 30 wins, this is the best solution.

for the last two months you have been a quiet, more self-assuming eric bolling.rted right back to it. that open was really fair and balanced. is there anything that obama said you don't think is good for america? >> eric: we were doing the "state of the union" drinking game last night. >> kimberly: who was? >> eric: i was. be fair. it was fair share and other one. >> andrea: you must have been hammered. >> eric: we drank quite a bit. minimum wage, $9. wants 24% increase in minimum wage. >> andrea: which would crush businesses. here is the big disconnect about what the president was saying. two big ones. the disconnect of what he has already done, taking credit for all of these things that he hasn't done. lowering healthcare cost, creating jobs. unemployment is higher than it was when he took office. there is a disconnect in what he wants to do. everything he talked about. growing the middle class. bringing in manufacturing. regenerating the american economy. these things sound great. actions tell another story. if you listen to the speech, strengthening governmen

i'm andrea tantaros with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, on loan from bill o'reilly the one and only jesse waters. it's 5:00 in new york city. move your hand, waters. this is "the five"! ♪ ♪ president obama was back in his hometown pushing for gun control. the president spoke in chicago where the skyrocketing murder rate is now as bad as the al capone gap land days soft far this year there have been 44 only side44homicide compared ton there were 26. eric, you were born and raised in chicago. this problem got out of hand. in the first five hour, i talked cops on the ground who say there are not enough force. the civil rights groups are out of control. do you think what the president said will have any effect? >> eric: give president obama credit for going to chicago. why are you going, making tour of rounds and bypass chicago. he is in chicago where the murder rate is higher than any other major city in murder. more than double from say 20, 25 years ago. the rate, bob. number, 508 homicides last year on pace to break the record this year. there is hand gun ban. you not allowed to

democrat is totally bolling, right? >> bob: that is because you're not a romantic.ast. >> eric: wait. he is holding her. >> bob: no, the other way around. >> dana: not end. >> eric: at the end, she gave -- >> bob: she let him go down. >> kimberly: he didn't want to compromise -- >> dana: i could not get on. i get seasick. i have copious amount of dramomine. ed it makes me sleepy so i sleep. >> bob: there are a few things like air conditioning and upgraded electrical system. >> dana: wi-fi. >> bob: greg, they will have the original menu they had. i would think you would be happy to have that. freddie i'm like dana. i get seasick. >> dana: maybe it has to do with your height. >> greg: my height? >> dana: our height. >> kimberly: together we're 6-feet tall. titanic is the greatest movie ever, "titanic ii." with bruce davidson and brook burns. nobody has seen it. better than "titanic." >> kimberly: why? >> greg: i don't know. i didn't see it. jimenez is the one you asked me to see. >> greg: i was going to propose to you but you fell asleep. >> kimberly: in a shorty robe

and his name is eric bolling.. >> we're not to 1600, making an effort to get chose, up 15 bucks this morning at 1588 is your quote right now. all right. back to this. it was what-- i can't believe this. one of the most talked about moments from last night's academy awards. look at this, jennifer lawrence, tripping, ooh, talk about that as she walked on stage to accept the award. you've got to see it. >> this is the first academy award and nomination for jennifer lawrence. and nominated in the category-- ♪ well, okay, i take that back. it was dramatic. wasn't it. miss lawrence's first oscar win and another first last night. michelle obama, the best picture winner did it from the white house. and that's probably another big talked about moment, elizabeth macdonald, charles payne, they are here to talk about all of these talked about events in just a moment. ♪ ♪ there's no people like show people ♪ ♪ she smile when they are low ♪ ♪ yesterday they told you you could not go far ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how could a lumino

why is eric bolling at the post office?t what she delivering and how it could save billions to taxpayers. and another multibillion dollar bailout may be coming for the mortgage industry. is it time to get government t >>. >> dave: deja-vu, a report that shows housing administration mortgages made by private lenders facing a whopping $6.3 billion shortfall and housing experts are warning that a taxpayer bailout is imminent. you say it's time to get washington out of this? >> why is it not called theft when the federal government takes my hard-earned dollars. i don't own a house and gives it someone else that wants to own someone. if i rob my neighbor the police will put me in jail but not seen as theft or crime when people will vote for politicians that will take from me so people can own houses. >> dave: it's not like the programs are smashing success. every time when the government gets into these programs, it seems to be a failure? >> you can argue that pointed with the more recent programs. i hate to be the bearer of bad

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integrity of the financial system, and it certainly does, but they were low balling rates, not high bolling, so they were bringing the benchmark down, so ordinary people are victims. >> the consumers might have liked it because their rates were low, but they were breaking the law. >> they were, and they were affecting a massive transfer of wealth over time from society to the banks, as they proved in many other fields. it seems to be so under the radar, it had become so routine over so many years they think they are the last people who are going to get caught. >> just listen to the text is being read out. there is a sense the money was something they could not resist or they thought they were above the law, or they were not going to get caught. >> they thought they were not going to get caught. as someone at the bank and a taxpayer who ended up paying twice, i feel they deserve to get caught, and this is a good action we see today. there is one thing worth noting, and that is the number of our dish banks being caught up in these, whether it is money laundering -- the number of british banks

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you have both goldman sachs and eric bolling say it will go down to 1200, 1200 an ounce. don't you want to wait until you go down further before you get in there. >> i love eric bolling and basically others is basically old story. the gold is trading well above its cost structure. it needs to go to $1200 an ounce but there's another story. we're in the middle of a experiment with monetary policy we never every seen throughout the whole world. there is race to the bottom. i can't imagine that gold won't stablize at some point with central backed buying. we have the india story. the supply is good however when the supply starts to run out you will start seeing indian demand again. you will see some support and gold should rally from that point. sandra: david, you sort of have an idea that europe is good place to play your money right now despite the fact contraction is still expected over there. kind of in line with what we talked about with citigroup today. they're saying look at big international companies with exposure outside the united states. is that sort of the play

there is food inflation and-- >> how does eric bolling explain that?ay to explain, inflation is a function of many things, one is also interest rates. if things are so bad out there and they're bad out all european countries that are struggling to get back on their feet and things are so bad out there, they can't demand more for the money. there's no currency, there's no strength in the currency and no way to raise on a global basis, you can to the yield, you don't get percentage you get basis points and until that turns around. stuart: so is vladimir putin, the boss of russia, is he wrong? we ran a story, 570 tons of gold in the last ten years and he says he's doing it because there may be a cataclysm in the dollar, the yen or the british pound or the euro. >> yeah, i don't think he's right. the on the fox news i held up a gold coin and i said buy this don't ever sell this coin. $600 an ounce was that day now it's 1600 and change, over the last year or so i talked to a lot of people and the newsletter on gold and some physical commodities, a year or s

we have been bolling the protests and we have a live update from near fallujah. they said they're going to contain this protest but that does not seem to be working. >> a short while ago, this was absolutely covered with people. there were worshipers, protesters, if. who would,-- people who would come and convert. they held friday prayer services year. the message was loud and clear. is the biggest protest here since the war. as well as other demonstrations in other suny areas around the country. what they are calling for is essentially an end to what this is discrimination against the sunni community. thrown in jail, no lawyer allowance, a lack of security. they do not feel a part of the country and they want that to change. >> of the beginning of this problem, if there is a beginning, he had some very strong words for the protesters. is the strategy changing at all right now? >> it has softened a little bit. they said what they normally say, these were not real protesters, that it was essentially all qaeda driving this. it was foreign intelligence services from