all of this is courtesy of david smith. twitter handle is smith in africa, and he is in the courtroom updating minute by minute what's going on. currently hilton -- excuse me, one of hilton botha is one of the investigators that arrived at pistorius' home back on valentine's day. he's gone through with the state, now he's in the process of going through cross examination with the defense attorneys for oscar pistorius and what smith is doing throughout the course of the morning is just giving you play by play, as one of tweets here says, the attorney is refuting the claims as was reported earlier by the associated press that steroids and syringes were found in pistorius' home. the attorney is now refuting that through david smith, saying they were herbal supplements and not on the banned substances list by the i.o.c. right now we found out in just a matter of 60 seconds that they have adjourned until 1:30 p.m. their time. they're taking a lunch break now because in petroia, they are seven hours ahead of us. as we're looking

throughout the course of the day, david smith, once again, a reporter for the guardian has been updating us on the testimony and cross l of one of the investigators -- cross examination of one of the investigators on the scene, the investigator saying he found reeva steenkamp's body at the base of the stairs and he began working through his investigation and he found what he believed to be steroids and a syringe and also the broken out bathroom door and also four shell casings saying he saw steenkamp had been shot in the head, the arm and the hip, all of this coming to us, once again, by david smith. smith in africa is his twitter handle. they adjourned court for lunch until 1:30 p.m. keep in mind they are seven hours ahead of us our time, so they've just now returned to the courtroom for continuing testimony back and forth. so we'll continue following this for you throughout the morning. there's been no tweet update from smith that they are back in the courtroom yet, but once they do, we'll update you throughout the course of the morning as everything going on once again in south africa

it is david smith, a journalist for the guardian. we're going to continue following this and update it as it becomes available. >> a reminder to people, you can always follow us on twitter. we'll keep people updated. charley, thanks. >>> time for a check on your weather. if you were here with us earlier, lynette said it's going to be blustery. how long will that stick around? here she is to let you know. >> megan, it's going to stick around all the way into tomorrow. we'll have winds kicking up, be prepare ford that. temperature wise, 33 degrees in reisterstown. hanover coming in at 30 degrees as well, shady side 33, 32 in rock hall. 33 in easton and also goldsboro, that is a popular number. but these temperatures are above average. but it really doesn't matter this morning because we do have these winds gusting now close to 40 in risterstown, 32 in edgewood, 28 rock hall, easton 23, shadyside 20 and 25 in goldsboro, so you know what that means. we do have a wind chill out there. and this is what you need to dress for. so you need to

[audio not understandable] >> we are following david smith under the handle smith in africa regarding what's going on in thecourtroom. and even if the pistorius is not granted bail it will be 6 months before the trial begins but as we have been learning, they are forthcoming with evidence in the bail hearings and we are hearing about things found in the house with pistorius the alignment of items in the home whether or not testosterone or steroids were found and what's happening in the bathroom at the time of the shooting. very forthcoming. also we are following john with the associated press and they are updating the twitter feeds and have adjourned until 2:30 south being aa time -- african time and that's 7:30 our time. we will learn if he will be released on bail. one of the big concerns is whether or not he is a flight risk. his attorney says he is a celebrity in the country and there's no way he can go anywhere. >>> thanks. it's 5:46. five things to know on this friday morning. president obama is hosting japan's prime minister today at the white house. economic times in north --

we get to david smith he was in the courtroom, the africa correspondent for "the guardian." thank you for talking with us. give me a sense of what the reaction was on the part of oscar pistorius. we've been watching throughout the entire here as he sometimes sobbed and sometimes was in shock. what did he do in the courtroom when the judge announced "i've come to the conclusion that the accused has made a case to be released on bail"? >> you know there was nothing too theatrical, he seemed like a man lost in his own world and even when that ruling came down, he remained sort of relatively impassive in the dock. there was a bit more reaction from his family, although i think by that moment everyone had realized which way it was going, and relief all over their faces and even now they're sort of embracing, they're locked in circle, holding prayer, but t others punched the air and shouted "yes" great relief for the pistorius family. >> the chief imagine state desmond nair was sometimes incredibly dull while he would lay out the history of jurisprudence in south africa but you co

or david smith, a retired army officer, whose credit report listed a bankruptcy that wasn't his and triggeredreclosure proceeding against his house in south carolina. he is still dealing with the fallout. or judy thomas, a trauma nurse with a horror story worthy of hitchcock or kafka. >> judy thomas: there's nobody to go to. there's nobody. you just keep making phone calls and you just keep writing disputes and you keep sending them your social security number, and they don't care. >> kroft: thomas, who manages two medical centers near cleveland, says it all began in 1999 when she went shopping for a new dress and applied for a store credit card to get a 15% discount. she was denied. was that the first time you'd ever been denied credit? >> thomas: yes, very first time. >> kroft: ever? >> thomas: ever, ever. >> kroft: but certainly not the last. it became a regular occurrence. the personal credit reports she got from experian, transunion and equifax were all clean and without blemish. yet she kept getting rejected and couldn't find out why. >> thomas: i would get a consumer report and it woul

david smith was talking about the company possibly releasing a new tablet computer.f course, when people startdy gusting that, they're going to realizing there's a lot of new players in the tablet space and not as much money being made there. i don't think it's a come peopling reason to jump in. >> and we have a pop for telepathic rats. >> what? >> scientists in north carolina and brazil definitely have rats on the brain. a recent study involving pairs of rodents on different continents found that the furry free sures were able to communicate with each other over the internet, using only their minds. >> get out of here. >> able to do that? >> a so-called brain net, which scientists could help link minds across the globe. >> what is that thing? is that a mouse or a rat? >> that's a rat. >> how do you communicate on the internet? >> why are you asking me? i still pick up the phone. >> you are a rare breed. >> guy phone. >> thank you. >>> still to m co, the leading factor which could push the stock market rally even higher. but first, is the social media giant on the ve

david: sandra smith in for liz claman. i'm very excited that is what the dow is doing. we have larry shoaf very, we won't

i am joined tonight by martin smith, producer for "frontline." and david cay johnston also with us, a pulitzer prize winning journalist. gentlemen, great to have you with us tonight. martin, you first. you covered this story for "frontline." is there any chance that a senator that aggressive, continually asking questions and keeping it in the media could make a difference? >> well, it's better than no senators asking those questions there is a possibility. but this is a conversation that has been in the background for some years now. this is a conversation that it's long overdue that somebody put very simple questions to the regulators. you know, she did not tell them what they should be doing. she asked a very remarkably simple question. tell me about the last time you took a wall street bank to a trial. and they were incredibly flat-footed. in the past, there have been some efforts. but in the early days after 2009, 2010, there was the sense that, you know, the justice department is working on this and it's going to take time. but nothing happened. >> da

fox business all stars charles payne, sandra smith and david asman are here to sort it all out.e live in the golden state where arizona is the next state to set up to lure away business. tracy: time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes, nicole petallides on the exchange, the dow is on fire. nicole: we are doing very well continuing to hold onto gains for the week and here we are, up 9 points. we have unaccommodated said, and we hear from mario draghi and we're seeing markets holding on nicely. we had mixed economic data as far as jobless claims, and at&t and duponts doing quite well. and the best of the bunch up 1/4%. the big picture is so far so good and we trend higher, that is the tune of wall street at least recently. dennis: thank you very much. depending on where stocks are going, jim for showing joins us now. ben bernanke just put in a tour they force performance that will send stocks up from here. >> the market stalled and rallied tremendously, and sequester. or the biggest stahl point, the apparent dissent in the fed. and declarative as we have seen them and benefits of

david webb, sandra smith. we have our guests on whether the markets are what they seem. what do you think is really going on here? >> scare tactics,and it's not working anymore. it was the debt ceiling, it was the fiscal cliff, now it is the sequestration. these markets have had enough. they are seeing the fact that the fed chairman, ben bernanke this week was saying that he is going to continue to be a backstop for a weak economy. as long as he is, the stock market will go higher. it is almost comical the fact that we have gone up triple digits two straight days for the dow jones. points away from all-time highs. the so-called fear gauge in the market is down 13% today. there is not fear out there. the markets are telling us that a deal will get done. neil: i would just like to be clear here. are they thinking that there will be a midnight kind of a way to avoid thiwhole thing? >> there will be a way to avoid this whole thing. as you just pointed out come the , the republicans have put an option on the table that the president almost shouldn't or couldn't refuse. at thi

alex smith, colin kaepernick, david karr, man i've had them -- you know what i'm saying it's not my first i think a lot of people in here have forgot that we've done had like four or five quarterbacks since i've been playing but it's all good. >> reporter: big weapon there michael crabtree. really looking forward bright and early tomorrow. the brothers harbaugh will be talking to a live mic and i'm sure their mom and dad will be there so everybody is looking forward for that. joe fonzi will be covering that story. it's a story that has been well documented. but if you really think about it. it's incredible two brothers make it to the nfl then they're going to the super bowl. in the meantime for the bowl on the bayou down here in new orleans, i'm mark ibanez back to you fred. >> you better settle down because it could be a bumpy ride for the next few days. >>> and dallas held -- at the sharks to become the first undefeated team. but can they really remain there? um... try the number one! yeah, this is pretty good. [ male announcer ] over a third of a day's fiber. fiber one. ♪ shimmy, shimm

alex smith, colin kaepernick, david karr, man i've had them -- you know what i'm saying it's not my firstout playing football. a lot of people forget though. i think a lot of people in here have forgot that we've done had like four or five quarterbacks since i've been playing but it's all good. >> reporter: big weapon there michael crabtree. really looking forward bright and early tomorrow. the brothers harbaugh will be talking to a live mic and i'm sure their mom and dad will be there so everybody is looking forward for that. joe fonzi will be covering that story. it's a story that has been well documented. but if you really think about it. it's incredible two brothers make it to the nfl then they're going to the super bowl. in the meantime for the bowl on the bayou down here in new orleans, i'm mark ibanez back to you fred. >> you better settle down because it could be a bumpy ride for hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, w

joe is in the pits of the cme and market panel today, david, partners, ceo and charlie smith, for pick group capital, and joe at the cme, before we get to the stocks for earnings, after a 6% runup in january, this market, as i said to liz earlier, seems to be just moving sideways waiting for the an fit pated correction. is that how you characterize it? >> i think that's how it's been trading, and, i mean, here's one thing that's been holding back the pull back, a retail community that's not been participating in this market at the level we would say they are overly bullish and ripe for a pull back. this is institutionally supported, and until we start seeing that retail flow come in, i'm going to continue to see this grind and bullish trend in tact. liz: applied materials numbers, stock is moving higher. >> moving higher, but, you know, it's a miss on earnings per share, six cents, and they were expecting 22 cents on what's net sales of 1.75 billion. revenue supposed to be 2.18 billion. trying to dig deeper into this. they generated orders of 2.11 billion, and net sales of 1.75 billion

going back to our first game and green bay randy moss the catch is a big touchdown, alex smith had a great game davidfield goal. we were down here a couple of months ago playing in your len new orleans collins was prepared and ready to step in on the big monday night game against chicago and has done such a terrific job, happy for his success. the way our players have played, to me that is why we are here. not because of any coaching decisions are a way that we were we were kids. really a credit to those men. we're looking forward to the game. >> i concur (laughter) >> this is for both of you, it's given the old adage that coaches are hard to be fired if that were too sadly happened to either one of you, could you work together? would you hire your brother? >> i will add, definitely. i would work for him. >> i concur (laughter) no there's no question about it. we've had that conversation in the past but it has never worked out timing wise. i would love to work for jim. it would be great. we almost made it happen at one time. it would be an honor to have him on the staff, a great coach. you always try

smith. >> nba suspended warriors forward david lee and pacers center one game without pay for last night's that. occurred in the 4th quarter tangled up shoving and seth curry jumped in to try to break it up. paying 35 grand each. knicks and new york let's flash back to mark jackson. sporting shorts shorts back in the bay. knicks came out strong, raymond felton to tyson chandler with 13 rebounds. but seth in the zone n a second quarter helped erase a 12 point knicks lead. and watch running fast break. stop, pop for three. now with 35. seth curry. 4-73 knicks leading golden state in the third. these shots from everywhere. giants pitcher ryan voguel song will leave the team soon for world baseball classic. looks like he's ready at this point. first inning marcogmsza skutero comes up. vogue yul yell song struck out four. to the 6th angel pagan. here it comes. there it goes. alow happen. three-run blast. they can't hold the lead. sergio romo gave up in the 9th. the giants end up this, is odd playing their third tie in a row finishing this game 8 sh 8. it's scoring eight runs. home runs by weeks

smith. >> he said his performance was inspired by -- >> lawrence of arabia. and dirk bow garth and davidowie. >> he chose the cool people. he didn't choose mr. smith. >> and his walk was inspired by greg lieu gainer. >> i thought it was an under rated film. >> i can't picture dr. smith in shame. >> what a movie. >> i am now. >> by the way, six people shaw "shame." so your joke worked for six people. >> i am simplifying and you said an gee gets miss interpreted as something bad when it can be something to help you work through bad stuff. >> this is a natural thing. >> are you saying it is a gift? >> i think i am saying i am desperate for validation so thanks for having me. >> harris, you said that to you the study is saying you don't have to be with your children. just change the channel. here is how the study worked. they have the control group where the parents were given no guidance and then the other group where they were given program guides. they were told to watch the shows with their kids. it is not saying change the channel. it says a combination of changing the channel and spend

david darst is back, morgan stanley smith barney chief investment strategist talking about why he stilla bite out of apple and a few other stocks. let's bring up some names you really like. apple first. >> they are going to raise the dividend. they are going to buy back stock. sitting on 137 billion dollars in cash as you know. the market cap is about 400 billion. so they have got 30% of the market cap in cash. we think they can earn $50 -- our analyst -- you put a 14 multiple on that, 50 times 14 is $700. the stock is $430. china mobile if they get a contract, that's 700 million potential phones. china mobile, 700 million phones. secondly is the smart tv which is coming and the low-priced iphone and ipad which are coming. so apple has a bunch of catalys catalysts. it is a phenomenal thing it's corrected from the $700 back in september. they are going to raise the dividend this year. liz: let's go to your next one. qualcomm, related to apple because the chips are in the phones. since you brought it up i believe november 27th, the stock is up 8%. see folks this is why you listen to our p

smith. >> he said his performance was spired by -- >> lawrence of arabia. and dirk bow garth and david>> he chose the cool people. he didn't choose mr. smith. >> and his walk was inspired by greg lieu gainer. >> i thought it was an under rated film. >> i can't picture dr. smith in shame. >> what a movie. >> i am now. >> by the way, six people shaw "shame." so your joke worked for six people. >> i am simplifying and you said an gee gets miss interpreted as something bad when it can be something to help you work through bad stuff. >> this is a natural thing. >> are you saying it is a gift? >> i think i am saying i am desperate for validation so thanks for having me. >> harris, you said that to you the study is saying you don't have to be with your children. just change the channel. here is how the study worked. they have the control group where the parents were given no guidance and then the other group where they were given program guides. they were told to watch the shows with their kids. it is not saying change the channel. it says a combination of changing the channel and spending ti

back to our very first game in green bay, randy moss catches a big touchdown, am alex smith has a great game. davidcouple months ago playing in new orleans, and ahmad brooks huge interception and daunte with a touchdown. collins, the way he was prepared and ready to step in in the big monday night game against chicago. and has done such a are terrific job, really happy for his success. the way our players have played, you know, to me that is why we're here. not because of any coaching decisions or any way that we were when we were kid, but, you know, really a credit to those men and looking forward to the game. >> i concur. morning coach,. >> drew. >> this is for both of you, drew forrester from wsnt radio in baltimore. given the old adage about coaches were hired to be fired if that were to happen to either one of you, could you work together, would you hire your brother. >> i would, yeah, definitely, and i would work for him, sure. >> i concur. no, no question about it, we've had that conversation in the past. you know, it just never really worked out timing wise. i would love to work for jim. i'

alex smith has a great game. david akers kicks a 63-yard field goal.ust a couple months ago playing in new orleans and ahmad brooks interception that turns it and  winter for a touchdown and collins the way he was prepared and ready to step in in the monday night game against chicago and has done such a terrific job. happy for his success. the way our players have played, you know, to me that's why we're here. not because of any coaching decisions or any way that we were when we were kids. really credit to those men and looking forward to the game. >> i concur. >> good morning, coach. this is for both of you. given the old adage about coaches are hired to be fired, if that were to ever sadly happen to either one of you, could you work together? would you hire your brother? >> i would -- yeah, definitely. i would work for him. sure. >> i concur. no. no question about it. we've had that conversation in the past, you know. it just never worked out timing wise. i would love to work for jim. it would be the greatest. >> you are listening in down in new orl

smith and joining us from new york is david callahan a senior fellow at demos which is a progressive think tank. all right, gentlemen. let's start with you this on the surface the stock market is rocking up to 14,000. don't you wish put more money in the market this month. this labor participation rate is hovering at an all-time low last 30 years. tell us what's going on in these jobs? >> dichotomy by the market which is owned by the obama 1%. in this case 5%. and the average investor has missed most of that move. we have taken it out in the depths of 2008 and not gotten back. in fortunately for people in the stock market there is a lot more money in the stock market that could go in. what you and i care about is exactly what you were talking about unemployment number. labor participation rate. for all the emphasis stimulus and whatnot that the administration has put in place they haven't bunged the needle at all. participation rate is now less than it was when obama took office. less than it was in january january 62009. unproiment rate including people that have stopped looking for

smith? very much recovered from his long and arduous journey, david, and he's going to settle down, and i think he's gonna be with us for a very long time. attenborough: and that he was. and a few years after his arrival at the zoo, he took a shine to a young female. back in 1961, i went into the ape house in london zoo to see charlie, as i often did, and the head keeper came over and he said, "i've got good news," he said, "you're about to become a grandfather." "really," i said. "yes," he said, "your young charlie has fathered a baby, and it should be born in a few months' time. and as grandfather," he said, "you have the privilege of christening it." so, eventually i decided it should be called bulu, which in malay means "little hairy one." bulu? can we have bulu? now, this is charlie's daughter. all right dear, all right, all right. bulu was the first orangutan born in britain, and she was just as endearing as charlie had been. i look back on those days, when i had charlie the baby orang, with mixed feelings, because the fact of the matter is that these are not pets, these are wild animals

smith: given all the pushing that you were doing and senator kaufman was doing. >> i think, yeah, i think it's an absolutely fair question to ask. >> narrator: attorney david boies whose firm has represented both banks and plaintiffs suing financial institutions, has also reviewed schneiderman's complaint. >> smith: schneiderman is bringing a civil case alleging fraud. >> yes. >> smith: couldn't it be filed as a criminal case? >> i thinkhat if you took every allegation that's made in schneiderman's complaint and you accepted that as true and believe that you could prove that beyond a reasonable doubt, that could've been filed as a criminal case. >> it was, like, $2.6 billion in one month... >> narrator: filmmaker nick verbitsky was finally contacted by the justice department this past august about the whistleblowers he found for his film about bear stearns. it had been more than a year since those lawyers at patterson belknap first called him. >> i think, you know, the ease with which i found theseeople and the things that they were telling me... you know, it wouldn't have taken a lot of effort on the part of a regulatory entity in washington to have done this.

smith, lance stephenson, chirping at each other. knicks fell by 30 at the half. to the third. paul george, no-look pass to david west. the pacer's 30-point victory is the second-largest win over the knicks in franchise history. >>> that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm hakem dermish. have a great day. >>> coming up next this morning, stories of triumph in today's "pulse." >>> first, of course, we welcome home robin roberts. >>> and then, we hear from a man who was being rescued after being trapped in an avalanche. stay with us. [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least four hours left for sleep. do not take intermezzo if you have had an allergic reaction to drugs containing zolpidem, such as ambien. allergic reactions such as shortness of

david, thank you for coming on today. >> thank you. dagen: sandra smith has more in today's trade.p that this stock is getting. in intraday jump of 5.5%. their fourth-quarter profit really sort. as far as overall performance, by the way, i want to put up at least a five-year charts you can see this all-time high, one key number was their average guest spending was up 3% in the quarter. that is something that analysts are certainly keying in on, investors as well. then there is newfield exploration. a stock that has been volatile over the last few years. this is a big loser on today's session. it is down nearly 6%. by the way, it is underperforming the broader market. it is an oil exploration company. they missed analyst expectations. they were supposed to post a profit. they posted a loss of $0.24 per share. this is one company that has really been struggling. dagen in connell, back to you guys. dagen: thank you so much, sandra. connell: talking about how you counter attack some of these cyber criminals. dagen: with cheryl and dennis next hour, launching counter attacks on behalf o

>> i'm evan smith, he's a pulitzer prize winning reporter nd best selling author whose biographies of bill clinton and vince lombardi of compelling. his latest is barack obama thhe's david maraniss. this is overheard. ♪ >> david maraniss, welcome. >> thank you, evan. >> great to see you. >> terrific o be here. >> this is a great book and the subject is so big, but i want to go kind of away from the book and ask generally about this president and why after all these years we still don't know where he's from, who he is, donald trump is asking for his college transcripts. i mean, there's not been a person in public life i would submit to you, about whom so much has been written, although out in the world so much apparently is still unknown. >> well, it's not unknown. >> of course i'm being facetious. >> he's the first african-american president. that's the first and only reason for all of this. >> this is all about race. >> it's all about race. >> at the end of the day you never asked for a birth certificate from a white guy. animosity and hatred that i saw directed towards bill clinton too so i can't say that all of that is about race, but the reason that these -- the con

washington post" style section article it says -- host: said richard norton smith in "the washington post" this morning. good morning, david. what are your thoughts on this topic? good idea? caller: yes. host: why? caller: i think american women should not be role models for all womens' of the world, with their husband or not with their husband. american women is not the role model of the world. host: that is david. this comes from twitter. host: here is what the former first lady hillary clinton had to say about the role of first ladies and an event honoring them. [video clip] >> i was asked to say a few words about this event and remarkable gathering of the women whom you saw on the stage. i feel privileged to be in their company. women who have contributed to our country in so many ways. as i have learned this past 15 months, there is no prescription or role model or cookbook for being first lady. if you look back at the lives of martha washington or abigail adams or dolly madison or edith wilson or many eisenhower, you can see -- mamie eisenhower, each woman has defined the role as true for herself. how she can make he

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