so i don't aren't a it's the end of the line for judge andrew napolitano is a freedom watch shop fox yanked it from air but one of the real reasons for canceling the show is no ratings or his libertarian viewpoint. is what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one who is in view with a global missionary see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. welcome to the capital account i'm lauren lyster. a major announcement by fox business network they're dropping three of their primetime shows including the show freedom watch hosted by judge and politan a freedom. it was one of the top rated shows on fox business channel and so far there is a really been a reason given for the cancellation and according to a fox press release freedom watch will be replaced by re airings of shows run earlier in the day so i want to talk about this but first let's take a look at a few clips from his show that gives you a peek on his view

there hasn't really been a reason given for the cancellation and according to a fox press release freedom watch will be replaced by re airings of shows run earlier in the day. i want to talk more about this but first let's take a look at a few clips of judgment that will give you a peak of his show and his you point in what he has done and in what he willed become the thomas jefferson of our day ron paul is one of us. but senators mccain and eleven of the added this legislation which would authorize the president to declare the entire united states of america all fifty states and all territories to be a battlefield the government of the united states shreds your rights every day it taps our cell phones it reads our e-mails it kills people abroad with predator drones it strip searches an eighty seven year old grandmother in a wheelchair at an airport. no it's not your typical fox news principles here doesn't a politician who talks about occupy wall street the national defense authorization act he's been consistently probably ron paul and antiwar want to talk more about what the cancellation of t

our senior judicial analyst, napolitano is here, on freedom watch. >>guest: this is, really, an unfair shot by the government, when the government has charges against a series of individuals or entities like the banks, it is supposed to take all the defendants on at the same time and in the same place. so, as was just described the banks coughed up $25 billion and the day after the government says we will sue you for something else. would they have coughed up the $25 billion to they knew the lawsuit was coming? the courts are not supposed to be used to wear down a department piecemeal with litigation upon litigation but supposed to all be find at once. the government has a difficult job, proving to a judge and a jury the bankers who sole the mortgage backed securities knew they were worthless. that is a high level of proof, five years after the sales, and it will be difficult thing to do. prediction? the banks willcy, -- the banks will cave. >>shepard: and then there would be a deal. >>judge napolitano: that happens all the time. the banks should hav

email the verdict is in fox business network has pulled the plug on judge andrew napolitano show freedom watch but was a poor ratings over his libertarian viewpoint and made fox. his mike you be the jury. and good evening it's friday february tenth seven pm in washington d.c. i'm christine they're watching our team. well it began this evening with the rising tensions between israel and iran sanctions imposed by the united states and the european union are starting to hurt the people of iran in a major way with access to food and other imports blocked now the west hopes this pain will bring iran back to the bargaining table in terms of its nuclear program but in the meantime israel is stepping up its threats that an attack on iran may be imminent with israel's defense minister a good brock drawing a line in the sand he calls it the quote zone of immunity the point at which israel could no longer put off taking action but in the west efforts to isolate iran india has announced it will send a delegation into iran and has now emerged as the number one concern to consumer of iranian oil or new indi

guy who falls all ten commandments and in fact, he adds commandment, you can catch the judge on "freedom watch," on fox business network. she a man god, remember. and you still think this guy is a flash in the pan? still? his super tuesday plans to be a permanent romney pain. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation of lexus will not be contained. the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. ♪ the droid razr is now $199.99. exclusively from verizon. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. >>neil: santorum won them over last night but who will win them over on super tuesday. larry sabado on his picks. mitt romney was swept away, so, obviously, more pressure on him, but, of the key states up for grabs on super tuesday, you argue mitt romney looks good in ohio and massachusetts and virgini

and new to our senior judicial analyst, judge napolitano, the host of "freedom watch." he does a lot of stuff around here. first attorney general holder today. holding him in contempt of congress and making -- this is very serious. >>judge napolitano: it is serious. the congress cannot do this alone and congressman issa cannot do it alone but if the attorney general are refusing to comply with a lawfully issued subpoena congress can go to a federal district court judge in washington, dc, and ask the judge, to hold the attorney general in in contempt of congress. if that happens that i a dramatic event which could result in his incarceration. it has never happened. the people who refuse to comply with subpoenas can be incarcerated until they decide to comply. the best way for attorney general holder to address this is not to stonewall the congress. to he thinks there are documents to which the congress is not entitled he knows he can ve before another federal judge and have that judge look at the documents and decide whether or not congress is entitled to them but irrita

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they put on a shark dive aboard the spirit of freedom and watch. it is a total shark feeding frenzy. now according to cannes dive adventures this area, the north horn of the au spri reef off the coast of australia, is one of the top ten areas in the world for shark diving. i have a problem with the baiting of the sharks. if you're going shark diving and going to look for sharks, go look for sharks. >> right. >> but if you throw bloody meat in the water that's going to attract sharks. >> not hurting them. >> creating an unauthentic environment. >> what? >> you want to see the sharks or not? >> this is how people get hurt. they bait the water, get the sharks into a frenzy and it's not natural. >> would you throw a bloody carcass in the middle of the field and wait for bears to show up. >> i wouldn't shark dive. if people were huge bear enthusiasts they might do that. >> there's also a lot of other fish around the shark and the shark bait here. >> they understand the circle of life and what role they have to play in when it's their time is up, their t

freedom plaza. protesters watched as officers threw away bedding and some tents. but the police inspection of freedom plaza on sunday was much less volatile than saturday morning's sweep through mcpherson square. there officers shoved unruly protesters away from the encampment and they made 11 arrests. >>> some churches are now offering protesters a place to sleep. >>> for the second time in four seasons, the new york giants are the super bowl champions. new york trailed by 4 in the 4th quarter but quarterback eli manning led the giants on an 88- yard touchdown drive and then the new york patriots had 57 seconds for a drive of their own. on the last play of the game, patriots quarterback tom brady throws up a hail mary. but it failed. so new york wins 21-17. >>> for 24 years our partners at "u.s.a. today" have gathered people in a room in order to rate the super bowl commercials. here's a little bit of their favorite. ♪ >> number one choice was the dog in the doritos commercial where the dog pays off a man with doritos to keep quiet about the cat that he's done awa

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freedom. for everyone. you are watching abc 7 news side.00 on your apple empire is under two reasons. protests outside of the georgetown store and other parts of the country. involves lateon jobs and a federal investigation into his life. >> it highlights a dark side to his life. people say, some legacy is secure because of the continuing popularity of products like that he came up with and popularity of this one in georgetown. report shows he was not always an honest businessman. will it tarnish his legacy? >> i will always have respect for him. >> many customers say they still love steve jobs. he did what he wanted to do. i am all about that. >> some of the report made public is not flattering of steve jobs. the fbi examined him before the arst president bush gave him cabinet position. several individuals questioned honesty stating that jobs will twist the truth to distort reality in order achieve his goals. the report also talked about his past drug use. >> sometimes when people do great things and their professional lives, you might perfect peoplebe as well. usually not the case.

freedom. for eveveryone. >> you are watching abc 7 news with leon harris, starling, tim brant sports. is abc seven news at 11 on your side. >> a judge will rule whether extendeddusky can have visitation rights. he faces 50 counts of child sex abuse and is banned from being near any children. after the hearing, he said he is upset that people view him as a predator. people turn on me when been in my home with their kids. when they have attended a birthday parties. it is difficult for me to understand to be honest. >> his request comes as recorded home video of him in his backyard. there were concerned if he violated his probation by kids in a school yard from his back door. >> a controversial " is going to corrected. thought the shortened version did not reflect the true meaning and they wanted a change. it wouldtect said the monument. the national park service said removed and replaced with the full ". will be completed by 2013. haveonce and jay-z the first pictures of new baby. her and her child in their first few minutes. also new at 11:00, a special on wheelmilitary wives of fortun

freedom. for everyone. >> announcer: you're watching "news4 at 6." >>> two occupy d.c.rotestors face charges tonight after a small but defiant protest ended with their arrest. this was late last night when the protestors set up tents on a sidewalk outside merrill lynch in the 1100 block of 15th street northwest. at first, officers told the protestors to leave. when the group wouldn't budge, officers pulled them out of their tents and arrested them. >>> on this valentine's day, the controversy over carrying guns in public came to a head at several coffee shop locations in northern virginia. chris gordon visited the starbucks store in sterling as both sides of a gun debate. >> reporter: these gun advocates are armed and spending the day buying coffee at this starbucks in sterling, virginia. ed levine called on gun owners around the country to support starbucks on valentine's day after some gun opponents had called for a boycott because starbucks allows customers to open-carry handguns in states like virginia where it's legal. >> i've got a kim better 1911 a 1911 .45 on my

liberty freedom and liberty hate anybody read the national defense authorization act hey you've been felt up at the airport lately flying the friendly skies g.p.s. signal on do you car cops watching you listen what freedom what liberty now has to do with foreign policy my favorite friend of all of them going out in style. puts style back into the system gerald celente thank you very much for your time thank you. resistance is not a politics but a culture. this could. cultures of resistance on the margins. let's just say. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day . twelve thirty am in moscow these are your r t headlines the u.n. general assembly set to vote on a resolution supported by the arab states and the west which is critical of the syrian regime is small violence in the country as fully as a high ranking religious leader is assassinated in damascus reportedly for his pro-government stance this is live video you're looking at now from the u.n. general assembly. fears of pending confrontation between tehran in tel aviv grow following reports that iranians a

fox news senior judicial analyst and host of "freedom watch" judge andrew napolitano joins us live. >the no fly list really blew up, doubled after that guy tried to blow up his pants on that jetliner bound for detroit. >> you're right, steve. it looks that way because the numbers have increased but because the government will not tell us the standards for putting someone on the no fly list, we don't know if these are artificially inflated numbers intended to give us a false sense of security or if they really have found bad guys who haven't committed a crime so they can't be arrested or there's insufficient evidence of that but it would be dangerous on a plane. so the 500 americans -- there's 21,000 people on the list and 500 americans. they don't know who they are. if i go to the airlines and i go to apply to washington, d.c. and they say sorry, you're on the no fly list and i sue the government. the government will tell the judge we can't tell you why we put them on the list because it's classified information. that lets the government be arbitrary but create the false sense of secu

judge andrew napolitano, check him out on fox business with "freedom watch" each and every night. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you, judge. coming up next, what your doctor is not telling you. our medical a team is on the case. plus unplugged during the super bowl. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. what did you just do? >> the hilarious game time pranks caught on cameras. you don't want to miss this. [ male announcer ] capri sun has 25% less sugar than leading regar juice drinks. because less sugar is a better way to fly. ♪ just not literally. capri sun. respect what's in the pouch. >> so what isn't your doctor telling you? well, it turns out it could be a lot and we're about to change that. joining me now is a member of our fox news medical a team dr. armadi and he's chief of robotics surgery at mount sinai medical center. there's an interesting article that came out that said there are things maybe we should pay closer attention to. the first thing is they don't know everything. what's that mean? >> it's true. what they're talking about is that doctors don't have all the answers.

freedom. for everyone. abc 7you are watching at 11:00 with leon harris, starling, bob ryan, and tim brant sports. this is abc 7 news at 11:00 on side. the wisdom of a father was passed on to his 10-year-old son have saved a life. >> the young man sprung into action. tell us what happened next. was not sure much on his son.ff last week when he saw a that a choking, he took action fast. >> life changed last thursday. >> everybody is still saying job each day. the lunchroom here school whenntary his body started choking on a hot dog. clay demonstrated on his brother did next. >> at this started doing this to his back. and it started coming up more. ended up coming out. >> his coolness under fire may be inherited. he comes from a long line of who loved two things -- baseball and firefighting. his great-grandfather, grandfather, father, two uncles a slew of cousins have all been firefighters. his father says he knew what to because of an incident last summer. >> he actually asked me what would you have done if i was really choking. i

freedom. we are watching a real conflict here.ous leaders to follow their consciences, the work of politicians, the president on down to do what they do best, work this out. there are millions of liberal catholics who did not wish for this conflict but can see with powerful clarity the validity. not about the number of catholics that use birth control or non-catholics that receive help from catholic charritiechat

freedom. we are watching a real conflict here.igious leaders to follow their consciences. it will be the work of politicians, the president on down to do what they do best, work this out. there are millions of liberal catholics who did not wish for this conflict but can see with powerful clarity its validity t is not about the number of catholics who use birth control or the number of noncatholics who attend catholic colleges or universities or receive help from catholic charity, it is about what the church itself teaches. this regulation is telling you to do by law what it teaches should not be done. that's the issue. and that is the real conflict here. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for

liberty freedom and liberty hate anybody read the national defense authorization act hey you've been felt up at the airport lately flying the friendly skies g.p.s. signal on do you car cops watching you listen what freedom what liberty now has to do with foreign policy my favorite trend of all of them going out in style. puts style back into the system amid the the still ongoing economic hardship and joblessness and unemployment are there any smart investments are there any successful moves to make or break the chains break the chains in every single way you can you stop going to the chain stores if you stop buying local you start filling the market niches needs where it's going to be the biggest growth was obvious the whole like t.v. movie is just going to continue to grow heritier and cyber security is going to be huge because they're going to keep hacking into it and it's going to be a fight between the government and freedom so anything having to do with cyber security is huge business the other ones or anything having to do with health care anything where an aging society the european nations and in america anything having to do with health care alternative health care parti

freedom of speech. we have to allow that. i'm sorry, but he is right. >> how is watching porn and pleasuring yourself freedom of speech? >> who is defining what porn is? i don't want them to come with the idea. i get kids shouldn't see it. it is not hard to make monitors as such that is only the person seeing it can see it. >> you will construct these so the homeless guy can get off? this is what you believe the taxpayer should pay for? >> yes. you want to play hard ball? >> yes. i am happy to go to the dark side and show you the losers of the equation. one solution would be list the data to the right of the screen so people can see what is going on there, if it is a perv. if he gets any vehicles and starts pleasuring himself, kick him out. no one else canada fine what is porn and what is disgusting and what has to be sensorred. if it is a public library and they are public computers, they need public information. >> i don't know. >> i am not happy about it, but -- >> oh yes you are. >> anne, you were saying in the green room you thought it was great porn is available, and if they start filtering adult videos you will

freedom. for everyone. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00 on your side. >> confusion and anger demotions andpeper virginia. >> the family wants answers after patricia cook was shot and killed last week. that is because witnesses -- witness stories are different than what the officer reported. >> many local residents have been stopping by here. this is where ultimately she was found in the jeep. flowers and cards being left as a tribute. we hear today from a second witness who saw the shooting. he says it is very different than what police are describing. >> petition -- patricia cook was shot and killed last thursday while sitting inside of her jeep. the officer shot the beautician because she rolled up her window trapping his arm inside. then while driving off she allegedly drag him down the street. now, a second man who said he witnessed the shooting claimed that is not what happened. >> i saw the entire incident. there is no way he was being dragged. >> it appeared he was free? >> he was definitely free. i can swear on my children pose a life he was free. >> his story appears to corroborat