lot of the theft is that over my head so it's nice to have it broken down a little simple terms greg house internet activist and c.e.o. of the local f.b.o. company. thank you all the capital account is up next on our t.v. let's check in with more and let's turn to see what is on the agenda today and hey there lauren happy monday happy monday christina to day on the capital account people who want to delve into the shadow we underbelly of the shadowy banking system to find out why so many hundreds of trillions of dollars of weapons of mass financial destruction as warren buffett has put it are still floating around and regulated we have a guest who dis is her forte derivatives and we're going to break down everything our guest need to know about them as they applied to m.f. global and other examples that are out there right now that are current but just the whole should being christine people are not going to want to miss it all right it sounds interesting and for us here on the news that's going to do it for now at least but for more on the stories we cover go to you tube dot com slash r t

know a lot of this stuff is over my head so it's nice to have it broken down a little simple terms greg house internet activist and c.e.o. of local f.b.o. company all right let's switch gears now and talk about obesity it has been a major problem for many children across this country and while quite a few people do spend time looking for solutions the government stands accused of turning a blind eye to a trend that's causing diabetes and heart disease but both profit for giant from corporations argue correspondent kareen important has more. it's a super sized crisis impossible for america to disguise an insatiable love for food and big portions has served up a nationwide majority of overweight children and none of us wants this future for our kids as first lady michelle obama attempts to tackle the epidemic by advocating more exercise healthy eating and penning a book about the white house garden u.s. lawmakers are getting kudos for stirring the how problem. which i applaud and. fear will go nowhere given the allure of. the recent decision by the congress to say peter was a vegetable you hear

i read greg pleasure to have you on the show that was a greg house internet activist and the c.e.o. of local s.c.l. company. had r t occupy wall street protesters night not be the only ones who are ready to shake up the system and it turns out two thirds of americans aren't happy with the us economic model so is it time to stop letting wall street that cats and melt all the profits that sorry now. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through that sort of people who may who can you trust no one who has you view with the overall mission would see where we had a state controlled capitalism it's called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. argy is the state run english speaking russian channel it's kind of like. russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. oh it turned out the economy here in the united states after wall street led the world toward financial collapse almost four years on millions of americans are far from recovered and the majority unsatisfied with the economic situa

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: all right, media matters, the tree house of trolls who continue to disappoint their parents spending $100,000 on ads to unseat rush limbaugh. remember rush doesn't host an office, he hosts a radio show. campaign against someone because he hurts their feelings. now, to parent my acting coach, what is the motivation? is it about decency? no. this is neverered outrage masquerading as concern. rush already apologized but that didn't matter because media matters really wants annihilation. after all, rush excels at exposing that. so they want a war, why won't the right give them one? why so timid all the time? if advertisers are bowing down to senior fellows, toiling away in soiled underpants shouldn't rush's listeners fight back? i'd also say make media matters' life miserable but they're already there. got to be rough when your mom asks david, why don't you get a job? david says i work at media matters. then mom quietly thinks, but worse, the sparrow's nest of chirping bird brainge, los angeles city council, passed a resolution to urge the press to curb racist, sexist slurs. say

greg: yeah. >> bob: the question is dana, does this hurt barack obama? >> dana: what i admire about the white house off. i don't think they dwell on it or worry about it. it's actually more the rest of america as greg said in the first block so obsessed and calling everybody racist about everything. the white house, from what i can tell, what i admire is they don't get into it. no, i don't think it will embarrass the white house. i guess tom hanks had to apologize. >> greg: this is a smear against tom hanks. he was preparing for a role in which he plays a huge movie star that's racist. the worst thing, bob, the real sting was back in the '80s. with tom hanks used to dress as a woman. we have pictures. used to dress as a female to get into a woman's dorm. he did this for a couple of years. it's disgusting and perverted. i don't know why anyone hasn't brought this up or brought it to shame. >> dana: i loved that show. >> eric: the campaign when they did that 27-minute movie about -- >> dana: 17 minutes. they couldn't fid it all in. >> eric: whatever. when they did that, they vetted the old '80s movie

house. every day is mother's day. >> greg: so that means i don't have to get her a gift? >> no. you have to love her and take her out, do the nice things you're supposed to do. at our house, all of our children, all ten counting the in-laws, every day is mother's day. >> greg: i'll get her a gift. >> tell her i'm against mother's day. it's a commercial whatever. i don't dare let them get me anything. >> dana: thank you, dana. >> bob: can i ask you one more question before i let you go? this is bob beckel again. do your husband and bill clinton get along as well as they look like they get along? >> bill is like his son. they get along very, very well. he and george w. get along very well, because they are working for a cause. and bill is very sweet to my husband, whose legs won't work. so he keeps in touch. he came up in may in the summer and spent, had lunch. they tease me. my boy, bill. but he is really -- we like him very, very much. truthfully. >> dana: could we get one last word from you, mrs. bush. everyone here wants to send our regards through you to the former president.

greg up in public housing. >> last night's last place finish, he did finish ahead of puerto rico. gingrich is done in a symbol that his candidacy is no longer taken seriously. he appeared on fox while romney and santorum delivered actual speeches. santorum's campaign is calling on supporters to get behind santorum saying it's up to newt gingrich to decide what his future s. let's go back to romney. he was searching if are a narrative and last night he appeared to settle on one. gone were the panderers to the conservative base. he is trying to be more hills. romney began to make the case for how he will run against president obama if he is the nominee. he started that contrast last night. >> for 25 years, i lived and breathed business and the economy and jobs. i had successes and failures. but each step of the way i learned more about what it is that makes our american system so powerful. you can't learn that teaching constitutional law at the university of chicago. enough. we had enough. >> romney also more effectively tried to defend his work in the context of american exceptiona

so, here are our two criminals, kelly goodman owns the empty house and greg garrett, the oysters, what'she county's problems? >> they have a zoning ordinance about 450 pages. >> john: on top of the federal laws i showed before there are state laws and there are city laws and county, 400 pages. >> yeah, so, in my case, they came up with the zoning ordinance that they said they could prohibit our oyster farm. even though we have the right to have a pig farm, we have the right to have a buffalo farm, we can grow goats, we can do any type of agriculture. >> john: you're licensed for agricultural and live stock. >> we're zoned, zoned for agricultural and live stock. >> john: oysters seem like less after threat to community about buffalo. >> not only are they not a threat, they clean the bay. we're in a situation where the bay must be cleaned. >> john: how do they clean the bay, how do they clean the water? >> each oyster cleans up to 50 gallons of water per day, of sea water per day, how the oyster grows, takes in water and fits it out. in that there's a purification that takes place. >> john

>> dana: i was too busy walking "little house on the prairie." >> greg: is even more violent. >> ericr "goodfellas." >> bob: that was unbelievable. doll you remember -- we could get do into that. remember when they hung the guy. in front of the lion in the zoo? he ripped off his money. >> eric: we can get into that in the break. >> bob: are we supposed to leave now? >> dana: yes, please. >> bob: ahead, should parents be able to send their kids text messages from the phone company? some lawsuits say yes. we will tell you about it when we get back and more on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: welcome back to "the five." i wanted to talk about this all day, especially for the moms and dads out there, you want to listen to this discussion. the question is whether or not parents should be allowed or given under the law the ability to read their kid's text messages if they pay for the phone? right nowy to get a court order to compel the phone company to give it to you. i ask this on twitter. a lot of opinions backard forth. we have a few parents here. eric, what do you think? >> eric: i think yo

i'm greg gutfeld, reminding you that my house boys will be performing at the gardens this saturday. of course, the garden refers to the crawlspace outside my basement. i expect you to be there. let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> sit back, relax and enjoy the show. bill marr calls for an end to the outrage. they discuss the op-ed next. and a virginia middle school teacher has his students do opposition research on republican presidential candidates. the shocking story that could not be possibly less shocking. and an occupy wall street protestor is arrested for noxious matter. we will try to figure out what he was doing with bill schulz's clothing straight ahead. >> unnecessary to start on bill before the show even starts. >> i don't think it was. >> do you think right now is a good time to start? >> by any means necessary. >> then i am with you, good man. let's welcome our guests. she is more adorable than a harloquin stuffed in a my little pony stuffed in a smurf. and he is the mouth from the south, fresh from the today show and from

house. >>> the big story in the nfl resolves around greg williams, boy he is in trouble for that bounty hit for cash program we will give you the latest on his scenario and hoeffects the red skins as news edge at 6 rolls on  >> campaign trail now, super tuesday contest, ohio represents a microcosm of america. >> it is often said that for a glimpse into the way the political winds are blowing you don't need to look much further than ohio with its demographic make up of small towns, big cities, subwe shalls, ohio is a microcosm of america, not to mention a key presidential battleground state. >>> you think of almost every group in the republican party, they are represented well here, tea party, kind of a tradition of moderate republicanism, so forth and so on. >> with its 66 delegates ohio, considered the biggest prize of super tuesday, though they don't readily admit it for romney and santorum, locked in a fierce battle the outcome of ohio could make or break their campaign. >> people of ohio you all know this is the biggest prize on super tuesday >> i need your vote g

house whatsoever. anderson? >> this afternoon, eric greg described the feeling he had when the tornado warning went out. he felt in his gut that something horrible would happen. it has, certainly has, and he's had the worst day a mayor can have, especially in a town where chances are everyone knows someone who died in the storm or whose house has been badly damaged in the storm or whose life is going to be changed in one way or another. that's why we're so grateful he could spare a few moments to talk tonight. mayor, just the scope of this, do you have your arms around it? can you give us a sense of the damage you have been seeing? >> anderson, it's absolutely been a horrific day here in harrisburg, illinois. we lost six lives. we're a tight-knit community. people care about each other, and to lose six lives and have many, many hurt and of course millions of dollars in devastation is heart breaking for a community. and it's heart breaking, we have seen this in joplin, missouri, last year, and many of our people wept to joplin to help out. m

house would come down. >> chevy chase finally decided to put a temporary moratorium on all tear-downs. >> my name is greg man was caught just as he was plotting destruction. >> i bought a house in a country, in a county, and in a town that believed in freedom, not in a town that wants to legislate taste; to rule what, where, when, and how people can do things to their homes that they have invested, in some cases, their life savings. >> mr. bitz paid $726,000 for a house he wanted to tear down. but mr. bitz has been blitzed. this house, which you bought a couple of years ago, how big is it? >> it's 1,100 square feet on the first and second floor combined. >> and the house you want to put in its place? >> probably be a little more than 3,000 square feet on both floors. >> so triple the size, more or less? >> almost triple the size. >> what do you think is really behind this resistance to larger houses? >> i think one of the factors is jealousy or the haves and the have-nots. you have people that already live in homes that they're comfortable in. perhaps they can't afford to remodel. >> it can fairly be said

the house will also consider h.r. 3309, federal communications commission process reform act, authored by congressman greg walden of oregon. and the house will consider and pass a budget resolution. mr. speaker, we also expect to take further action on our nation's infrastructure with authority expiring at the end of next week. finally, i'm hopeful that the senate will clear the house's bipartisan jobs act bill today. i look forward to the president signing into law. i thank the gentleman from maryland and i yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for the information with respect to the legislation that will be considered next week. i note that he talks about the highway bill, the infrastructure bill that the -- that is pending. obviously we had expected to consider that bill on the house floor on our side, at least, we are -- our expectation is that it was going to be a number of weeks ago. it has not come here. as i expect we are talking about an extension of some period of time. we are concerned that you rightfully, personally and as a party made it very clear that certainty was an important aspec

greg black has reaction on the shooting. >> reporter: president obama called the killings tragic, and shocking. the white house says he called afghanistan president karzai to offer condolences. the head of a coalition aimed at uniting afghanistan's tribes is weighing in. >> reporter: the military says the suspect is from joint base lewis mcchord in washington state. a coffee house near the base owned and operated by veterans is planning a vigil today. a worker and former soldier gave his take. >> if this guy is traumatized, he is sent overseas, he is a time bomb waiting for something to go off >> reporter: a distance learning professor believes multiit will tours of duty are taking their toll. >> many of them are on the third, fourth or 5th tour of duty. i said, what can you expect? >> reporter: senate majority leader harry reid is weighing in. >> our troops are under tremendous pressure. it's a war like no other war we have been involved in. we are on the right track to get out as soon as we can. >> reporter: i'm greg black reporting. >> 60% of americans war in afghanistan is not worth its cost. the survey do

greg black reporting. &paccording to the office of congresswoman sheila jackson lee... trayvon martin's parents will be in washington today for a meeting of the houseudiciary committee. bad boy bobby brown is in trouble with the laa.. again. the singer was arrested in california on drunk driving charges.he was originalll pulled over for talking on a ccll phone while driving.. and then failed a field sobriety run-in with the law.he has a pasttdu-i conviction on his georgia in 1996.brown is the ex- husband of deceased superstar whitney houston. broadcasting businesses the mic is always hot. but the president's mic was wwde open...when an exchange between him and the president of russia... was cauggt on tape. tape.the exchange was captured on camera as reporters entered the room where the presidents hhd been meetinghere's the exchange. 3&this is my last election. after my election i haveemmre i transmit this information to vladimir, and i stand wiih you. he was basically asking for time on the issue of the missileedefense syssem in eurooe.critics pounced on the president's commentt.they wonder what he meant by flexibility... and any other unspoken pla

greg gutfeld. young men try to guess what is hidden under my house. and then you never see them again. let's go to tv's andy levy for a pre game report. hi, andy, what and coming up on tonight's show? >> i will transmit this information to vladimir. the supreme court finishes hearing the oral arguments on obama care. our allstar panel will pretend to know what this means. and finally it is starbucks putting bugs in -- is starbucks putting bugs in its drinks? we will tell you the shocking truth, and it won't be close to what we just said. >> i just want to point out the elevator is not for the car. it is for the drivers to get access to the cars. >> so the cars have to take it there? >> no. >> that's crazy. >> the elevator is so the cars can come down. >> nothing you say is making sense. >> you neglected to read the story. >> cars cannot go upstairs. it is not good for the under courage. >> all right, as you know, you are not good for my under carriage. let's welcome our guest. she is cuter than a koala hugging a panda on a pillow of kittens. she is on weekdays on fox business network.

that's illinois democratic bobby rush donning a hoodie and greg harper, who was presiding over the chamber ordered rush escorted out for violating a housethat prohibits wearing hats in chambers. afterwards, rush told reporters that decorum sometimes has to take a back seat to justice. joining us for analysis of how the martin case is becoming political is pollster david merman andar sure brazoni. thanks so much for coming in. there's been an awful lot obviously today and even tonight about this video regarding george zimmerman obviously, the stuff on the floor of congress, and the issue of race being so hot. i know, david you've got some data on what the polls are telling us. >> it's an unfolding story. things are going to shift day to day on things like this. the most recent poll that i've seen shows very large majorities of the country feeling that first of all mr. zimmerman should have been arrested, 73% believe that. 76% believe on neighborhood watch, you shouldn't carry a gun. that's the initial judgment of the voters. the outrage is justified it seems like it's a serious issue. having said that, you know, this isn't the issue has

here's a disaster and a half million houses become worthless and of course homeowners are going to lose everything now greg energy is becoming a is a hot button topic today especially during campaign season and many are blaming president obama for the high gas prices you know they're saying he's not drilling enough but it shows that since it's that show that the more more drilling doesn't necessarily mean lower gas prices how could i mean gas prices are set by the world market including the world monopolies the oil companies a pick maybe these people who are saying drill baby drill have never heard of saudi arabia and opec saudi arabia only produces seven billion barrels of oil a day if the united states by some absolute miracle increased production by million girls would be the saudis would just knock it down by mirrors their production by a million barrels and they'd be ciro effect on gas it's up to opec it's up to the international oil markets it's up to the big oil companies we could drill ourselves to oblivion and have fracking in and the excell pipeline in every polar bear out of alaska but that will

greg black explains... the &psoldier is now in custody... and investigations are underway. underway. president obama called the killings "tragic and shocking." the white house says he called afghan president hamid karzai to offee condolencess meanwhile, the head of a coalition aimed at uniting afghanistan's ttibes is weighing in.the afghan people can withstand a lot of pain. they can withstand collateral night raids. but urder is something thaa they totally abhoo, and when that happens, they really want justice.e military says the suspect is from joint base lewis-mcchord in washington state. a coffee house near the base, owned and operated by veterans, is planning a vigil today (monday). a worker and former soldier gave his take.if this guy is traumatized, he's being sent overseas then he's basically a time bomb waitiig to go off.things like this don't really show the people of afghanistan we're actually there to help them.a distance learning professor for troops in afghanistan believes multiple tours of duty are taking their toll.i thought about how many of them are on their 3rd or 4th or 55h tour of duty, and i said what can you expect?senate majority lea

house speaker...and senate president on our website... fox baltimore dot com slash your voice 3 the gloves are definitely off... between rick santorum and mitt rooney. as greglack explains... thhy've been going head to head in the leed-up to today's illinois primary. primaryy theeromney campaign sent an e- mail to reporters with a clip of santorum saying he doesn't care about the unemployment rate.it's part of a comment santorum made earlier monday. santorum later clarified.of course i care about tte unemployment rate, i want the uneeployment rate to go down, but i'm saying my candidacy doesn't hinge on whether the unemployment rate goes uppand down..our candidacy is about something that transcends things, about freeddm.and they butted heaas over business experience.i am someone experienced in tte economy. i am not an economic lightweight. presiddnt obama is. we are not going to be successful in replacing an economic lightweight with another economic lightweight. i heard governor romney ere called me an economic lightweight ecause i wasn't a wall street financier like hee &pwas.do you think thattis the kind of experrence we need? someone who is goinn to tak

the house will also consider h.r. 3309, federal communications commission process reform act, authored by congressman gregalden of oregon. and the house will consider and pass a budget resolution. mr. speaker, we also expect to take further action on our nation's infrastructure with authority expiring at the end of next week. finally, i'm hopeful that the senate will clear the house's bipartisan jobs act bill today. i look forward to the president signing into law. i thank the gentleman from maryland and i yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for the information with respect to the legislation that will be considered next week. i note that he talks about the highway bill, the infrastructure bill that the -- that is pending. obviously we had expected to consider that bill on the house floor on our side, at least, we are -- our expectation is that it was going to be a number of weeks ago. it has not come here. as i expect we are talking about an extension of some period of time. we are concerned that you rightfully, personally and as a party made it very clear that certainty was an important aspect

greg, you said they were being facetious with the word "homeless." one guy lost his house in hurricane katrina and has had fment trouble since. another guy since 2008 because of drug and alcohol addiction and he is four months sober. and others are homeless including finding it hard to find a job due to nonviolent convictions. as usual, i think you are wrong. >> i should have read that part. >> i hoped maybe your vacation would make a difference. >> i was away and i went back to my old habits. >> i thought you would take that time to take stock. >> i may not be wrong here. again they probably were very, very, very specific about the type of homeless people they want #ed. president whatted. correct? >> i don't know how they chose them. you said they were hippies that wept to austin. went to austin. >> those are the homeless guys i partied with for reasons that are obvious. i like to hang out. >> i like to party. >> and there is no family to contact. >> are you trying to make him feel guilty? >> no, he said that is the people i hang out with. >> greg, you didn't know -- talk

house. shall we? that's all i'm saying. see you tonight. >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino with andrea tantaros, tamara holder, eric bolling and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: well, last week if you believe the mainstream media, president obama was a shoo-in for re-election. but two polls out rained on their parade. the "washington post" and the "new york times" coming out with similar results. overall approval is slipping and on the economy, two-third say the policies have not worked or hurt the economy. add to that, women are souring on him, despite the calculated contraception distraction, gas prices are high and the republicans are about to focus their energy on him, not each other. it's hard to see how the numbers improve, andrea. there is also a number and if you add it together on the economy, a full 80% say they are not better off than they were four years ago. what do you think the mood was like in chicago at obama headquarters today? >> andrea: one word. gulp! i don't think they were expecting this at all. when you have the "new york times" writing and not editorializing this is

spokesman for the white house security council condemning them as outrageous and unprovoked. in london, gregkot, fox news. >> bret: still ahead, should a baby conceived after the father's death get survivor benefits? first, why some people accuse the president of a major power grab. ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast spes. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small sinesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the best tecology rules. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006. >> bret: state government lacks transparency and accountability to their citizens and remain at high risk for corruption. that is the conclusion of a new study by a consortium of watchdog groups. no state government got an a. new jersey came out best with a b plus. there was one

house, and he is on tv 24/7. >> i like that. >> w >>> welcome to "red eye." rhyme greg gutfeld. or as i am known, the no pants dude. let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. hi, andy. what's coming up on tonight's show? >> have i been on a desert with a horse with no name. is hollywood insane for cashing anoi jane as nancy reagan? the rhyming that didn't quite work out. and a british student is jailed for an offensive tweet. why this is a clear violation of the first amendment. and why is alicia silverstone playing mama bird with her own child? the shocking video you don't want to miss. >> thank you, andy. >> you bet. >> good to be back. >> you just don't care. >> go away. >> you go away. >> let's welcome our guest. she is more mouth watering than a basset hound on a salt lick. i am here with juliette had you huddy. and he is responsible for more slap knees than a seven dwarf. and never take away his food bowl before he is done eat willing. -- eight. it is bill schulz. and sitting next to me, first time guest, author william mcgowan. his latest book is called "gray lady down

house. president clinton's love of golf sparked a friendship with golfing legend greg norman.ve to a whole new level today with an interview with espn. >> i always pictured you in bed pretending you were work bug watching league pass on your ipad. >> i have league pass on my ipad. >> you do? >> did you pay for it yourself or do you charge the white house? >> no, i've got to pay for it myself. >> that's something i bet you didn't know. and it's not just the pros he follows. the college games. >> i knew about jeremy before you did. or everybody else did because arne duncan was captain of the harvard team. i've been on the jeremy lin bandwagon. >> are you taking credit for linsanity? >> i can't take credit for it but i'm just saying i was there early. >> who knew the president had scouting skills? but it wasn't all basketball talk. he's got a tough job. but who really knew what really stresses him out. >> you've thrown the first pitch in front of 60,000 people. you are obviously wearing a big bulletproof vest under your suit. all these people staring at you. >> i give credit. whe