>> brian: "moneyball." >> greg: of course you did. >> kimberly: i heard it was good. >> brian: wasn't: how can you not like brad pitt? >> kimberly: 100 different ways? >> andrea: sign me up. >> brian: no real conclusio conclusion. compared to how bad the a's are now. same system. >> greg: did you buy the system? >> brian: the premise is real. boston red sox did the same thing. but it petered out and everyone caught up. >> juan: i want to talk about what you said this the academy is all white and all male. women have a -- only one best director is a woman? >> kimberly: they're not as well represented but it's changing. hopefully -- >> juan: look at meryl streep, why he is never won -- freddie because you keep mispronouncing her name. >> andrea: he is has won like 11 times. >> juan: who am i thinking of? who played -- >> andrea: we are not moving -- meryl streep. are they looking for good actress or a hot blonde? the old guys are just looking for hot blondes. >> greg: i want to change. you saw "act of valor." >> kimberly: that is a great movie. if you want to spend money and let hollywo

brian will be at the super bowl. >> brian: brian is not going to be arguing. >> steve: when we come backhere you go. good morning. more trouble for eric holder as slain border agent brian terry's mom is lashing out at him. we're going to show what you she has to say. and orrin hatch says someone should tell the president he's not jesus christ. juan williams reflects on the president's prayer speech and planned parenthood in the cross fire, why the komen folks now say they are not backing down. bill and i join you at the top of the hour sauce and still reach your weight loss goals? you can with green giant frozen vegetables. over twenty delicious varieties ha sixty calories oless per serving and are now weight watchers-endorsed. try green giant frozen vegetables with sauce. [ male aouncer ] red lobster's ur course seafood feast is back. get soup, salad, cheddar bay biscuits, dessert and choose one of 7 entrees. four courses for only $15. offer ends soon. i'm jody gonzalez, ed lobster manager and i sea food differently. >> steve: our shot of the morning, take a look at all those boxes. tha

i don't know what it is about brian, but all of us old ladies want to feed brian.music] >> hi, my name is fred lein. i'm most proud of driving a ramp taxi since the beginning of the program in 1994. [music] >> fred, you are the absolute best! thank you fred for providing transportation for me and opening up my social life, and taking care of medical appointments, taking care of my mother [music] >> hi, my name is ann bailey and i've driven for luxor for almost five years now. i drove for desoto cab for 10 years prior to that. i drove in 1976 for the old, old yellow cab. this is frances mecchi and i've been driving her for about 11 or 12 years to her alzheimer's day program, which we call the memory club. every day when we drive through the presidio she'll say, "oh goody, you're taking me through the enchanted forest." [music] >> my name amr a.mahmoud. i am like 49 years old. i have been driving cab more than 13 year in general. then i drove a ramp more than 3 years. this is my fourth now. i have been enjoying doing the job. i like every moment of it. >> thank you a

brian back at the mother ship. listen, you guys have e trade, schwab, a number of other players as well. mandy talked about light volume. your industry from my point of view seems right for consolidation. do you see deals in your space? >> well, i think the industry has been -- you know, we've been a consolidator of the industry for years. there's no question that the it is right for consolidation, but there are some challenges with that. we are down to five players right now. and of the five players there's the big three between fidelity, ourselves and schwab. scott trade is privately held. e trade has balance sheet issues. makes it difficult to do a transaction that makes sense. >> i'm sorry, listen, fred, you've got a fixed cost structure. if your volume goes down, revenue will come down with it. you're going to have to look for other revenue streams. >> absolutely have to look for different revenue streams. we've been able to do that through very strong organic growth. we have countered the interest rate, basic

brian? >> brian: too bad.ning in arizona and michigan. that keeps romney in the lead in the delegate count with 163. rick santorum is not far behind. after super tuesday, who know what is might happen? here to lend a hand, best in the business, director of university of virginia, center for politics, larry sabato. what do we know -- what have you concluded from the three-point victory in michigan especially? >> i've concluded that mitt romney once again for the third time is back on track to being the republican nominee. but it won't be an easy trip. he's going to lose states next tuesday. there is no question about it. ten states on the ballot. he's going to win three, four, five of them, but he could easily lose half of them. there should be something there for all the other contenders. so this is going to continue to go on the track. we've seen romney up, then romney down, then romney back up. but he's in the best position to be the nominee. >> brian: ohio is the key, correct? that's where mitt romney goes

>> thank you, brian.hen candidate barack obama said this about some americans back in 2008. he said "it's not surprising then that they get bitter. they cling to their guns or religion or apathy to think who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations. >> but after traveling across the country, our next guest isn't surprised that people are clinging to their guns and their bibles. joining us now, radio host and author of the new book "dispatches from bitter america" todd starnes. good morning to you, todd. you were covering the campaign so you had a chance to talk to a lot of folks all across america. are they bitter? >> no. that's the crazy thing. i grew up in the south and gosh, i'm a gun toting chicken eating son of a baptist myself and i realize that most of my family, they tote around guns. they go to church. and they don't seem all that bitter. and i think the reason people cling to their guns and they cling to their religion is they're

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all right, brian and mr. ryun, thank you very much. brian and ryun. for a couple of the g.o.p. presidential candidates, annual conservative political action conference, better known as cpac, it kicks off in a couple of hours from right now. >> peter doocy is live in washington to give us a preview. >> good morning. later on today, not far from the national cathedral in washington, they will kick things off from hearing of a trio of former president that candidates. an hour later, herman cain closer to 4:00. in between those, speaker of the house john boehner will deliver an address about the state of the house of representatives while the counterpart in the senate, minority leader mitch mcconnell will talk about the state of the u.s. senate and some other senators like rand paul and jim demint will speak today as well. florida senator marco rubio notably will speak about american exceptionalism later on this morning. day two tomorrow will feature at least one of the likely republican nominees for president. senator rick santorum, governor mitt romney

>> right, brian. a better alternative. when my party was in opposition in the 1970's, when margaret thatcher was the new conservative leader, we had exactly this argument only it was then about the trade unions. so many people are in them. if you add the family members and the dependents there's a majority of the electorate, you can't govern without their support and margaret thatcher said you know what? they're not only going to vote as trade unionists. they're going to vote as parents, as concerned citizens, we can appeal to them and that's got to be the way you -- this is what ronald reagan did. don't be an angry conservative. heaven knows, there's a lot to be angry about. we can't be the people that are complaining. we have to imbue our vision with a little warmth. >> you heard it from daniel hannon. great to see you. have fun at cpac over the weekend. >> thank you. >> we already handed our shuttle program over to the russians, remember? now nasa making another bad decision. >> a film like no othe

brian? >> nancy pelosi making a bold prediction, that democrats can pick up the 25 seats needed to take back the house this year. saying that five states, california, florida, new york, illinois and texas will play a key role in the democrats' takeover. but does she stand a chance? is she right? >> here to weigh in is the wife of michigan democratic congressman john dengle and democratic strategist herself debbie dengle, is this possible? >> it absolutely is possible. we take back the road to 25. there are more than 70 seats that are competitive in the house of representatives. 60 seats were won by barack obama four years ago. that makes it competitive. >> there was 2010 in between there where there was a landslide victory for republicans. >> if you look at voter turnout, it was way down. if you expect -- i think this is going to be a volatile election. we'll be up and down, up and down. good week for barack obama right now but the turnouts you saw in 2008 were turnouts you hadn't seen in de

>> thanks, brian. that no doubt embarrassed their administrations but our next guest says the indiscretions of president john f. kennedy and bill clinton did more than damage the commander in chief's reputations, they actually put our national security at risk. john fund is senior editor at "american spectator" and he's our guest now. you write an interesting article about this. in what way do the sexual escapades of kennedy and clinton, in what way could they have affected national security? >> we live in a nonjudgmental age now. there are limits. john f. kennedy had affairs while he was in the white house with the girlfriend of the head of the chicago mafia. he had an affair with an east german spy or someone who was strongly suspected to be that. he also had an affair with a 19-year-old intern. bill clinton, his monica lewinsky affair, he told monica lewinsky i'm concerned that our conversations have been intercepted by foreign powers, potentially could use that against me. all of this is such risky

brian?defense secretary leon panetta surprising the world by announcing the -- that u.s. troops will be out of afghanistan a lot sooner than expected. he said "our goal is to complete all of that transition in 2013 and then hopefully by mid to the latter part of 2013, we'll be able to make a transition from a combat role to a training advisor and assist role." really? originally, panetta wasn't supposed to make that announcement until may of this year. did he jump the gun? is he playing politics? we're joined right now by a former navy seal who served three tours in iraq earning his silver star, two bronze stars and a purple heart and he's part of the fox news family. he made a great move and married jenna lee. thank you for coming. >> thanks for having me. >> when that news came out from the secretary of defense, what was your reaction? what's the reaction for the guys fighting the taliban on a day-to-day basis who thought they were fighting the war in 2013? >> the reaction is absolute frus

>> it's a lot different, brian. in fact, if you look at what we're seeing in february so far, people have not been scared from going in and buying a new car. certainly moving towards the lower end with the 4 and 6 cylinder, but j.d. power came out and said we expect the sales pace for february to be about 14 million vehicles. that's pretty darn strong. and they've increased estimate for the full year from 13.8 up to 14 million. and they further expect auto sales to hit a pace of 16 million by 2014. anyway you look at this, brian, most people believe you're not going to see real resistance in terms of auto sales until you get well over $4 a gallon. but at $3.61, people might be complaining, but they're not stopping in terms of buying. >> okay. i'll take the other side as far as the car companies, ford and gm and chrysler go, if i'm alan at ford, i want to sell more f-150s than fiestas. i make more money on the trucks. is this going to hurt profitability for the car companies? >> the mix changes. that's going to hurt

brian? >> brian: love it or hate it. thing is actually -- >> brian: you could see, he's trying to get it off, it's not coming off. that was before the ceremony even started. we've got your oscar highlights live from hollywood. dictator and all. "fox & friends" starts right now >> gretchen: good morning, everyone. there seems to be a difference of opinion on whether or not people thought that was funny that sasha barring cohen put the fake ashes on ryan. >> brian: we don't know they're fake. >> gretchen: i didn't know that was going to factor into the debate. >> steve: ryan seacrest spent a couple hours saying, excuse me, who are you wearing? who are you wearing? in answer to the question, who are you wearing, it could be the former guy who ran north korea. >> brian: i love what donald trump said about a half hour ago, he said i would have my security guards pummel this guy. >> gretchen: he was mad at that security guard more than anyone else. >> steve: he didn't do his job, donald said. >> gretchen: well okay. he could h

>>brian: >>brian: we will let you know about the rain when we come back. a >>vicki: to pilates were hurt in a plane crash. on the mid air collision happened earlier to many of this to naso airport. hutton colossus >> i cannot help but the thing that those remarks are well over the line. it is wrong and destructive. >>vicki: contreras your remarks made and what the candidate has to say about them. traffic is now able to both across the upper deck of the bay bridge. caltrans of the the work over 30 hours earlier than planned. part of the construction involved moving westbound lanes. will tran and wet behind the wheel to show us what to expect. >>will: i am going west down the be approaching the bay bridge incline. i can tell you, dear is new pavement. it is very smooth and very nice. there are also new lane markings. i see new barriers, new rail links and caltrans officials say the curve you are looking at is supposed to be more gentle the what was before. it does look like a very easy curve. various will. >>brian: here it is a look at the ever that of the b

brian? >> kevin tibbles, chardon, ohio, again for us tonight. thanks. >>> now to the other major story we're following tonight. the republican primaries in arizona and michigan. that's tonight's big race because it's romney's home state. and a loss for him would be huge. peter alexander is on the trail for us tonight in novi, michigan. good evening. >> reporter: ryan, good evening. at one time or another there have been seven different republican front-runners and mitt romney has had the most substantial organization and the most money but he's been unable to unite the party wind him. once all the votes are counted it could reconfigure this entire race. even as michigan voters were casting their ballots today, mitt romney and rick santorum continued to exchange barbs. >> i'm running against a guy in this state who's an economic lightweight. he doesn't understand how the economy works. >> he's a lightweight on conservative accomplishments. >> reporter: facing questions about his difficulties

brian?eligious organizations pay for could contraceptives. rick santorum sounded off on this on "meet the press." >> there is no compromise here. they're forcing religious organizations, either directly or indirectly, to pay for something that they find is a deeply morally, wrong thing and this is not what the government should be doing. >> brian: the white house says the debate on contraceptives is over. but our next guest says not so fast. congressman darryl issa is chairman of the house oversight committee and planning congressional hearings on the mandate this week. congressman, this is just beginning for you, huh? >> it really is just beginning. let's look at it this way. under obamacare, if, in fact, they can tell clerics, rabbis, priest what is to do related to health care, there isn't a limit. this hearing will be about the basic question of separation of church and state, the basic question of the first amendment, the basic question of whether or not in this country, we tell religio

brian? >> brian: thanks so much. i appreciate it. a candy bar or ball? >> brian: both. >> steve: as we snicker, geraldo rivera joins us live. good morning to you. >> hi. >> steve: we were talking -- >> such levity here this morning. obscure tv references. >> steve: what's going on in afghanistan right now. >> horrifying. >> steve: it sounds like some of the bad guys were writing in koran, the u.s. military decided to destroy them, they burned them, which is the correct protocol, but you don't take them to the dump and that was a problem. now two of our guys are dead and our president of the united states has apologized to karzai. >> there is a whole bunch of stuff to talk about right there. you start with the fact that this is a very primitive, medieval culture where desecrating the holy book is considered a capital offense. christianity is considered a capital offense in some regions in afghanistan. so we have to understand what we're dealing with. we're dealing with essentially a 15th, 16th century culture. once it was ignited by a

>> brian: i'm not sure.w. >> gretchen: we've gone through four of them now, primaries and caucuses, all put together. florida was last night. it was a primary. a winner take all. 50 delegates. mitt romney comes out on top. 46% in a bit of a landslide over newt gingrich. 32% rounding out the bottom two. rick santorum 13%. ron paul at 7%. >> brian: mitt romney has gotten now 87 in terms of total delegates. but you have to keep in mind, he won just about every captain agree. for those who said, he can't get the conservative vote, if you took newt gingrich and rick santorum's totals, they don't equal mitt romney. the one negative that i saw pop up, 40% of those surveyed said they would prefer somebody else enter the race. >> steve: right. that's troubling. but with the exit polling, what quality mattered most in deciding how you would vote, 45% said somebody who can beat president obama. only 14% said they were interested in a true conservative. but mitt romney not attacking his rivals last night. no. as he has

good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. we've been going through this report page by page and talking to officials here and abroad. only days after their visit this week to iran, the u.n. nuclear inspectors say despite iran's denials, they have serious concerns there is a military dimension to iran's nuclear program. partly because the insctor i were not allowed to see a key facility. at another site near qom, deep underground they say iran is producing far more enriched uranium than it would ever need for civilian use. the only bright notice iran's testing program for advanced centrifuges is not going well. this report is going to alarm israel. already crude oil prices surged $125 a barrel within minutes of the report coming out. the traders think this is making it more likely we could face a real crisis with iran. >> andrea mitchell in washington, thanks. >>> as the price of oil goes up, so does the price of gas. overnight the price of a gallon jumped another four cents to a national average of $3.65, much higher in some

hey, peter. >> hey, brian.tead of standing but that didn't stop them all from jumping over -- all over senator santorum and every aspect of his record. for a good summary of the way things went for most of the night, look at the answer that congressman paul gave about an ad alleging that santorum is not really a conservative and then santorum's response. >> because he's a fake! >> i'm real. i'm real. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> and that's not all. there was a big battle over earmarks. senator santorum defended the earmarks he voted for while in congress and then accused romney of abusing earmarks while he was putting the salt lake city olympics back together but romney sponlded. -- responded. >> the idea that somehow earmarks were this thing that drove up spending in washington, d.c., if you actually look at it as i said before, as a percentage of gdp, actually the deficit, the debt went down. what happened is there was abuse. >> while i was fighting to save the olympics, you were fighting to save the

brian? >> miguel almaguer in los angeles starting us off. thanks. >>> the price of gas isn't the only contentious campaign issue tonight. birth control seems to have become as one headline writer put it today, the third rail of american politics right now and this happened really out of nowhere. in fact, it was a question about birth control that got the biggest audience response at last night's gop debate in arizona. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more on the politics of birth control and women's health. >> reporter: protests today in richmond, virginia. >> our bodies! our lives! >> reporter: a flashpoint in the political fight over government's place in women's health and reproduction. so provocative, the mere mention of birth control prompted boos. >> i don't support that. >> reporter: at the republican debate. >> just because i'm talking about it doesn't mean i want a government program to fix it. >> reporter: and rare applause at a democrats-only staged hearing today. set off by the outraged

. >> reporter: good evening, brian. as you know super pacs have now become short hand for big money in politics. the decision today by the president's campaign to essentially flip flop and go down the super pac road means more money will flow even faster. >> how can we trust him? think you know mitt? >> reporter: they've been seeing a lot of this in the republican primary and kay cuss states. >> he raised our hopes. he seemed to understand. >> reporter: nonstop negative tv ads from super pacs, big money groups, outside the campaigns, loosely affiliated with the candidates. >> winning our future is responsible for the content of this ad. >> spoon for the content of this ad. >> reporter: super pac spending exploded in 2010 after the supreme court opened the door for unlimited contributions from corporations and individuals to political groups. president obama had been a critic. >> all across america, special interests have poured millions of dollars into phony front groups. you've seen them. they're called americans for p

and brian bates is out videotaping, as usual. pick up a woman he knows to be a prostitute. so he starts rolling. >> no big deal. like every other case, i'll follow it and see where they go. well, the first thing that caught me odd was they went to a church parking lot. i get out of my car. first thing i do is i record the car's tag number, and i call 911 because they moved to the back of the truck. >> police arrive on the scene quickly, within a couple of minutes, and ordered those two out of the truck. >> the john is getting out. very large, black male. he's getting out. and something odd happened at that point. the police officer did something i've never seen a police officer do. he had his gun drawn. but he approached the man, literally putting it inches from his head. and says, "i'm going to f'ing shoot you right in the head." >> brian stands just feet away, keeping his camera trained on the action and watches at that officer gets more and more physical with the john. >> down to the ground. >> the police officer is trying to

. >> reporter: good evening, brian. eight years ago mark zuckerburg facebook creator was instant messaging with a friend and said he hates working under other people. today he is leading one of the biggest companies in the world and is about to take a step that means he will have to report to someone -- stock holders. do you know anyone who doesn't know what facebook is? exactly. 800 million people actively use facebook right now. if facebook were a country, it would be the third most populated nation in the world behind china and india. not so surprising then that wall street is about to put such a huge price tag on the company, a moment foreshadowed in the movie "the social network." >> this is no time to take your chips down. a million dollars isn't cool. you know what's cool? >> a billion dollars. >> reporter: try $75 to $100 billion. that's what analysts think the company could be worth when it starts offering stock to the public. facebook could have an iconic status like ford motor company or sears roebuck. we ask

>>brian: a court is day-to- day. we did have some high clouds in the pacific but it is slowly taking its time getting here. on the bay bridge, temperatures are pretty nice. a warm day and a warm evening with temperatures in the fifties. here is the satellite you and here is the storm. it is producing a ton of cloud that have been spiraling into california all weekend. as clouds will thicken as we get into the day tomorrow the. right or in tomorrow night's. fox of the heaviest of every it is forecast of the morning commute on tuesday. off and on showers into the evening. get there will be. a moderate-have. tuesday morning. did it began, that if the feeling. a bevy of three the floor of the golden gate. the danes will wind down by the eager for tuesday night. after that, nicer weather and dry conditions wednesday for the weekend, a little bit of rain coming through. fan but that gave about debate but will require people to switch to tie line, from life is essentially a scrapbook of your life on facebook compared with a

brian, back to you. >> no new money for the school voucher program. the nation's capital is the only jury diction where federal tax dollars. while president obama isn't adding to the subsidies, students participating in the program would be allowed to continue. needy d.c. students can receive up to $12,000 a year to attend private schools of their choice. >>> a bill to legalize same sex marriage is on the move in maryland. two house committees were today. soon take up the matter. republican voteds could be critical to pass the bill. >>> yeardley love had alcohol and prescription drugs in her system when she died, but not in lethal amounts. dr. michael testified today at the trial of george huguely accused of killing love in her dorm room. blunt force trauma. the drug she used for add cricketed contributed to her death. >>> whitney houston's funeral will be held on saturday. houston was found dead in beverly hills on saturday. investigators trying to determine the cause of death. no public memorial service is planned at this time. it will be invitation

see you next week. >> take care. >> brian: was it good to see us? >> brian, ryan.pending on -- they want to make our traps pay more for health care is bad news. >> steve: and well maybe this marine won't mind. he just hit the jackpot on his first trip to vegas. find out why he says his big win might be pay back for another good deed when he joins us on the couch in just a bit. laura, you got to leave [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for excellent fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion, also refreshing plus tea. could've had a v8. check out the latest collection of snacks from lean cuisine. creamy spinach artichoke dip, crispy garlic chicken spring rolls. they're this season's must-have accessory. lean cuisine. be culinary chic. no, i wouldn't use that single miles credit card. hey, aren't you... shhh. i'm researchg a role. today's special... the capital one venture card. you earn double miles on every purchase. impressive. chalk is a lost medium. if you're not earning double miles... you're sett

and that was something that he said at the podium, brian. he made a statement saying that there's going to be a correction about what happened here tonight. but he declined to clarify that to the reporters at the podium and that's why i was walking down the street trying to get him to respond. we don't know what he meant. but 26 years for george huguely and the formal sentence will come in april. brian. >> paul wagner. the family of yeardley love has sent us a statement. in fact, quite the opposite. this truly devastating to wake up each day and realize she is no longer here. we will continue to keep her spirit alive by performing works of kindness in her name. we'd like to thank the commonwealth for his tireless easts on our on our behalf. >>> rejecting a bill that would require women to undergo a transvaginal ultrasound before going through an abortion. bob. >> brian, what we're talking about here is an invasive ultrasound. producing immadges of a fetus with a wand placed inside the patient. a medical procedure would like to require of wom