kissinger. when henry came to hanoi to conclude the agreement that would end america's war in vietnam, the vietnamese told them they would send me home with him. he refused the offer quote commander mccain will return in the same order as the others, he told them. he knew my early release would be seen as favoritism to my father and a violation of our code of conduct. by rejecting this last attempt to suborn dereliction of duty henry saved one of my important possessions, my honor. and for that henry, i am eternally grateful. thank you again to all of our witnesses for being here today and i look forward to your testimony. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman to let me join you in welcoming secretary kissinger, sector scholz and secretary albright. you have provided extraordinary leadership to this nation and so may different capacities and we are deeply appreciative of you joining us this morning. it is an opportunity to you from individuals who have witnessed and shape history over the course of many, ma

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arrest henry kissinger for war crimes! >> in the name of the people of vietnam, in the name of the people of east timor, and the name of people in cambodia, in the name of the people of laos -- >> senator john mccain lashed out at the protesters and called on the capitol hill police to remove them. >> i have been a member of this committee for many years, and i've never seen anything as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration that just took place. you're going to have to shut up, or i'm going to have you arrested. get out of here, you low life scum. >> thirty minutes later, two more members of codepink interrupted henry kissinger's testimony before the senate arms services committee. >> as we look around the world we encounter of people -- of people and chaos. >> arrest henry kissinger for war crimes. vietnam, kissinger, working for richard nixon, oversaw the slaughter in vietnam, cambodia and laos. it led to the death of millions -- many thousands more died from the effects of agent orange, une

the situation room and there was always some important person sitting on that couch, because henry kissingerlate for an appointment. and a lot of these people were hollywood celebrities. somehow they were attracted to kissinger, and they sat there. and one day i'm walking by, and i look, and i say it's kirk douglas. hmm. and i get up a little nerve, and i said, hello mr. douglas. you're waiting for henry kissinger? yes, i am. he's always late. why don't can you come into my office, and we'll have a cup of coffee while you're waiting? better sitting there and having everybody stare at him. so he comes into my office and next door is pat's office. i rush in hey i've got henry -- i've got curbing douglas here -- kirk douglas here. we don't talk about politic, we talk about the movies. and that was a bit of life -- or another story. i had in 1968 in cambridge i had debated henry kissinger. he had represented rockefeller i had nix sop. i know -- nixon. all the school kids of boston were gathered in the audience. kissinger was quite nervous. i don't think he'd ever talked to a 16-year-old in his l

>> arrest henry kissinger for war crimes! arrest henry kissinger for war crimes! y with mr. kissinger's role during vietnam and ultimately it was the former vietnam p.o.w. and now senator john mccain that got them out of the chamber. >> i've been a member of this committee for many years and i have never seen anything as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration that just took place about -- you know, you're going to have to shut up or i'm going to have you arrested. get out of here you low-life scum. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> the group was finally escorted out by capitol police but somehow got back in. leading his counterpart, george schultz, to do this, who's 94 by the way. >> henry kissinger was one of the architects in the coup -- democratically elected government -- >> thank you. >> sixteen years -- >> saluting him. joining me now, american enterprise institute follow and fox news contributor and marc hannah who worked on kerry and obama presidential campaign. welcome to you both. to see george schultz saluting -- we didn't have it to

. >>> arrest henry kissinger for war crimes.hing as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration that just took place about -- you know=ñçp( what, you have to shut up or i'll have you arrested. get out of here you lou-life scum. >> any regrets how blunt you were calling them scum and all that? any re greets? >> no, because they are that. >> well, mac on the attack. a hearing with henry kissinger. he said, you low-life scum. no he didn't. but a lot of people -- younger people found this offensive. sounded like the angry old man, get off my lawn. time for gen-x. patrick manning former miss america, kirstining heland, i'mus' side kick,@ç guns, and christina. guns you on7rpuwkz this. >> i formatly donald agree with john mccain politically but i think he was awesome. they are what he said they were, low-life scum. the fact i think we need politics that actually mean what they say. that a big appeal about chris christie. people don't want somebody like an orrin hatch up there. >> but he says that to everybody. >

pat had a great advantage than someone like henry kissinger. and that is why he was chosen.that includes his campaign in 62. and how can a man so carefully success seeking the presidency avoid u.s. domestic interest. and that he was very excited not on and i gave him an example. and when nixon was running for governor and he knew he was going to lose, on election day -- i said you know, do you think you're still going to lose? and so in a strange way because it was an advantage over henry and that he could -- he had a blank space in which to work upon. and he was a brilliant politician and this was very important and he was a moderate by splitting the difference, he was a moderate if you move right on a supreme court decision, you can be sure that he is going to move left and somehow that is how he was going to come out from the middle of the stage and so the book describes not only despite but the excitement of being at the white house and he went to the place where he got his hair cut. it was an interesting thing that happened. and there was always some important person si

arrest henry kissinger for war crimes! arrest henry kissinger for war crimes! >> could i -- >> arrest henry kissinger for war crimes! >> could i ask for capitol police? you know -- >> arrest henry kissinger for war crimes! >> if someone would get the capitol police. >> arrest henry kissinger for war crimes! arrest henry kissinger for war crimes! arrest henry kissinger for war crimes! >> we don't want to hear from you anymore. >> in the name of the people of chile. in the name of the people of vietnam. in the name of the people of eastity mor. in the name of the people from cambodia. in the name of the people of laos. >> i'd like to say to my colleagues and to our distinguished witnesses this morning that i have been a member of this committee for many years and i have never seen anything as disgraceful and outrageous as despicable as the last demonstration that just took place about, you know, you're going to have to shut up or i'm going to have you arrested. if we can't get the capitol hill police in here immediately -- get out of here you low life scum. [appl

. >> get out of here you low life scum. >> they held sipes accusing henry kissinger of war crimes.cain told them to leave and threatened to have members arrested. >> i have been a member of this committee for many years and i have never seen anything as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration. >> john mccain invited henry kissinger and others to a hearing to discuss national security strategies. >>> our weather now. bringing in our chief meteorologist bill martin. again, i was thinking about going on back east and here -- i mean -- >> talk about ground-hog day -- [ talking at the same time ] >> looking at the numbers. 70 santa rosa again today. above average. the difference was the dense fog advisory early this morning that showed up in the north bay and san jose area. valley fog and coastal fog and it caused problems. slight delays at san francisco international airport and i suspect we will see that same fog foot print tomorrow which means get ready for some slow driving, perhaps. especially around the san jose area. san francisco airport. and the nort

. >> arrest henry kissinger for war crimes!been a member of this committee for many years and i have never seen anything as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration that just took place about -- you know, you're going to have to shut up or i'm going to have you arrested. if we can't get the capitol hill police in here immediately -- get out of here you low-life scum. >> low-life scum. so there are three possibilities not all mutually inconsistent about what was driving john mccain there. one, just cranky, two, defending the honor of henry kissinger, or really hates code pink. >> d all of the above he put out a statement about it. said pretty much what he said in the room. >> low-life scum. >> we are only on tv half an hour a day. up next on the radio radio, it is the bloomberg law. ♪ >> hello, i'm pimm fox, this is what i'm taking stock of this january 29 2015. a trifecta of earning reports from google, amazon and video is a. google's fourth quarter steals missed analysts' estimates. amazon shares are

former secretaries of state came to testify including madeleine albright george shultz and henry kissinger. when the 91-year-old kissinger entered the room anti-war protesters called code pink surrounded him and started chanting calling for his arrest until committee chairman john mccain strongly put an end to it. >> arrest henry kissinger for war crimes. >> we'll stand in recess. we don't want the hear from you any more. i've been a member of this committee for many years, and i've never seen anything as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable. you're going to have to shut up or i'm going to have you arrested. get out of here, you low life scum. >> capitol hill police indeed removed the protesters and the hearing got underway. >>> the deadline has now passed concerning the lives of two hostages, a japanese journalist and a jordanian military pilot. in a message he was forced to record, the journalist said isis would kill the pilot unless jordan turned over a convicted would-be suicide bomber at the syrian/turkish border by sundown, which was hours ago. jordan indicated it would do that

. >> arrest henry kissinger for war. arrest henry kissinger -- >> i have never seen anything asc !st demonstration that just took place about -- you know what you have to shut up or i'll have you arrested. get out of here you low-life scum. [applause]xvçç >> that, my [ applause ] >> that, my friends, is speaking your mind. the former secretary of state henry kissinger was attacked today. that's what arizona republican senator was going to have none of it. john mccain is with us now. senator, first of all, what were they doing? did it rise out of nothing? >> what they always do or quite often is they come and then they stand up and they yell and they are taken from the hearing room. that's a standard practice this outfit. but never have i seen them physically run up to him and literally try to cuff him. he's recovering from a broken shoulder who by the way, has served his nation in my view, incredibly honorably in many many years, going all the way back to 1992. and they treat him this way and, unfortunately, there was only one capitol hill policeman in the room and that individual

but secretly sending notes and hoping that to get henry kissinger on the line won't do it. >> charles i hear conservatives criticize the president and say he won't get out of his comfort zone. what's wrong with reaching out to henry kissinger former secretary of state in trying something new? >> it's a great idea. he should have started six years ago. he would have gotten excellent advice. kissinger is the best geopolitical strategic thinker we've had in two generations. it's a pity he hasn't been used over the decades. he is a man who knows putin. know as lot of the world's leaders. he knows everybody going all the way back to charles de gaulle. he had some relationship with putin. if you use him you don't put it on the front page of the "new york times" and you use him in a way to say if the russians have anything to offer we're willing to listen. but as we just heard, the russians are the ones in distress, the russians are the ones who depend entirely on an extraction economy especially oil and gas. the price of oil has collapsed. it's half of what as. they are in deep trouble econ

a small group of demonstrators be readed henry kissinger at a senate armed services committee meetinge from a group called code pink calling for his arrest on war crimes. kissinger sat there stow eckley. he negotiated the end of that unpopular war, but not before he ordered heavy bombing to bring north vietnam to the table. all the noise didn't sit well with the new committee chair, john mccain a former p.o.w. of that conflict. he lashed out after he ordered them removed by capitol police. >> i've been a member of this committee for many years and i've never seen anything as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration that just took place -- you're going to have to shut up or i'm going to have you arrested. if we can't get the capitol hill police in here immediately -- get out of here you low life scum. [ applause ] >> the whole scene was appalling. henry kissinger served this nation with distinction. he's 91 years old. i say the statute of limitations has run out against him. at a certain point you have to give him a break. senator mccain i was thinking the sa

. >> henry kissinger -- henry kissinger! >> get out of here, you low life scum. >> talked about it on the show this afternoon. capitol hill police have just issued a mea culpa of sorts. >>> stocks rallied today, the dow gained 225.5. the s&p 500 up 19 nasdaq finished ahead 45. the company that so royally screwed up the obamacare website rollout is back on the job and getting millions of your tax dollars. we'll explain next. in the "grapevine." ♪ welcome to the most social car we've ever designed. the all-new nissan murano. nissan. innovation that excites. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ ♪ know when to run. ♪ ♪ you never count your money, ♪ ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insu

i looked at the poster, and there was a huge picture on it of henry kissinger. [laughter] i protested, "i'm not henry kissinger." she said, "you're not? well, who are you?" when i explained, she stepped back and looked me up and down and said, "oh my god, i've wasted a whole evening." [laughter] she said, "i drove a long way to meet henry kissinger, and all i've got is you." well, like that woman, all you've got is me, properly humbled, and happy to be here. i truly miss the senate -- the challenge of important issues, the satisfaction of public service, the honor of being part of this, the greatest deliberative body in the world the personal friendships. if i have any regret about leaving the senate when i did, it is that i didn't take the time to reflect on and enjoy it while i was here. service in the senate was a highlight of my life, and it will be of yours. i urge you to enjoy it while you can. i am glad to be here for many reasons, not the least of which is that in six years as majority leader, i never could get this many senators to listen to me at one t

at one point the protesters physically threatened the 91-year-old, henry kissinger, dangling a set ofover his head. kissinger was testifying before the armed services committee. those are a look at your headlines. don't mess with mccain would be the lesson there. >> he got red with code pink. >> thank you very much. >> thank you heather. >> a lot of people are going to be watching the game on sunday, and somebody has to make a decision in the next day or two whether or not to actually go to the game. >> that's right. richard sherman of the seattle seahawks might have a new play book because he has a baby on the way. the baby is expected 10 to 12 days out but mother nature may take its course and make him a father. his girlfriend is due. the big question is will he go to the game or go to the birth. what are you hearing? >> he's indicating he's going to go to the birth if his wife is going to give birthright at game time. but she's here. there's different things you can do not -- as a woman, i can't talk as an expert that way although i do know women. there's different things you can d

arrest henry kissinger for war crimes. >> can someone find out where __ >> arrest henry kissinger for crimes. arrest henry kissinger for war crimes. >> in the name of __ >> we don't want to hear from you anymore. >> in the name of the people from chile, vietnam, east timor, cambodia, laos. >> i'd like to say to my colleagues and to our distinguished witnesses this morning, i have been a member of the committee for many years. i've never seen anything as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration that just took place. you are going to have to shut up or i will have you arrested. if we cannot get the capitol hill police in here immediately __ gget out of here at you lowlife scum. [applause] so, henry __ doctor kissinger, on behalf of both sides of the aisle and all of my colleagues, i would like to apologize for allowing such disgraceful behavior towards the man who served his country with the greatest distinction. i apologize profusely. >> "washington journal" continues. host: from time to time we have a segment on "washington journal" called america by the num

committee chairman mccain was displeased. >> arrest henry kissinger for war on crimes. voice: i have never seen anything as disgraceful and as outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration that just took place about -- you know you're going to have to shut up. i'll have you arrested. get out of here you low-life scum. [applauding] lou: you know, i love plainspokenness. good going senator mccain. and kudos to former secretary of state george shulty. less than an hour more demonstrators popped in the room screaming about vietnam. former secretary of state stood up and said quote as they assailed henry, he said i salute henry for his contributions to peace and security. and that led to a standing ovation that drowned out -- what did senator mccain call them? the low-life scum? code pink drowned out. [applauding] and up, next, i'll tell you why a battle i was involved in more than 12 years ago continues. imagine that. almost 13 years ago a battle over language and our enemies. and why both bush and obama are responsible. lou: a few comments now on the obama administra

and they have served long and honorably. >> of course you said something when henry kissinger, dr. kissinger got protested? >> it wasn't protesters it. it was people who were physically threatening a 91-year-old man with a broken shoulder. that's what that was about disgraceful. >> senator nice to see you as always. >> thank you greta. >> the white house in the hot seat defending the controversial trade the taliban five for sergeant bergdahl. white house press secretary josh earnst insisting the former gitmo detainee who reached out to the taliban has not returned to the fight. >> none of these individuals has returned to the battlefield. none of them is allowed to travel outside of qatar and none has engaged in physical violence. >> the fact that this contact happened in the first place will it make the administration -- has it made the administration re-think the effort to essentially close guantanamo to step up the release of the prisoners. >> no, it does not. simply because keeping the prison open undermines our national security. >> lt. colonel oliver north joins us. good eveni

the beginning of the hearing is interrupted by protesters calling henry kissinger a war criminal. john mccain chairs this two-hour hearing. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] new paragraphs [chanting loudly] nuke aircraft [chanting loudly] >> [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i would like to say to my colleagues in our distinguished witnesses this morning that i have been a member of this committee for many years and i have never seen anything as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration that just to ways. you know you're going to have to shut up or i'm going to have you arrested. if we cannot get it peace in here immediately, -- get out of here you lowlife scum. [applause] [applause] >> doctor kissinger, i hope that on behalf of all of the members of this committee on both sides of the aisle in fact, from all of my colleagues i would like to apologize for allowing such disgraceful beha

protestors started yelling in the middle of the hearing targeting former secretary of state henry kissingerain came to his defense. >> get out of here, you low life scum! >> he went on to apologize to 91-year-old kissinger on behalf of his colleagues. kissinger was also defended by bay area resident and former secretary of state george schultz. >>> an earnings letdown from google today. the company missed analyst predictions for the "5th quarter" in a row. experts say it's because google is dealing with more expenses and stiffer competition in the online ad market. even so, the stock is up more than 7 bucks in after-hours trading. >>> visa on the other hand beat expectations thanks to a solid holiday shopping season in the united states. the world's largest credit and debit card company saw revenues and income rocket up last quarter. the foster city company also announced a four for one stock split. the stock market sharply higher today after news that weekly unemployment claims dropped to a 15-year low. the dow jumped 225.5 points. nasdaq up 45. s&p up 19. >>> sweet deal for a sonoma compa

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what they're trying to find out as they review the incident involving henry kissinger. >>> a change at the super bowl as the sun gives way to rain and the nfl commissioner breaks his silence about the football controversy. >>> amelia is tracking some changes in our forecast. technology has improved our lives, in small ways. in big ways. but what about this? couldn't this be better too? at redfin we asked ourselves the same question. which led us to create new ways to take you inside a home or instantly schedule a tour. but we paired that with our own agents who aren't paid on commission but on your happiness. and that's what makes it all work the world has changed and now real estate has too. >>> yeah let's take a look at the scene in glendale arizona, where the sunshine has given way to clouds and rain just two days before super bowl xlix. >> we've got team coverage of everything leading up to the big game. jim handly is in phoenix, but we start first with jason pugh. the nfl commissioner roger goodell broke his silence today about deflategate. >> he spoke to the media for about 45 mi

the nigerians were very important at that point to tell henry kissinger, go to hell. taliban, and for the president -- martella mohammed, the president of nigeria, was killed. he was not going along with what the united states want. we need a movement to expose the collusion between the united states, the oil companies, and the political class who use elements such as nigeria and boko haram to destabilize a jury in society. >> in terms of the spread of boko haram, is it your sense that they are gaining support in the population in the north potential for a possible split of the country between the mostly muslim north and the christian south? >> no. no. nigerians are too sophisticated for that. what they fear is an uprising of nigerian working people, men and women, young people all over the country from north, south, east, and west. there is an alliance between all of the oppressors in the region, including the united states. what we must ask ourselves is, how is it the former governor becomes part of the delegation of the government of chad when we have this notion t

. >> arrest henry kissinger for war crimes! >> protesters confronted henry kissinger as he entered a hearing of the armed services committee. senator mccain chairs that committee and called for police to remove those protesters. after a few minutes many of the demonstrators took their seats. but one continued the disrupt the hearing. that's when senator mccain lashed out. >> you know, you're going to have to shut up or i'm going to have you arrested. get out of here, you lowlife scum. >> wow. strong words. senator mccain just released a statement saying the protesters physically intimidated kissinger, who is 91 years old. the senator says he's never seen such a thing during his careers in the capitol and he wants the protesters held fully accountable. three people were removed from the room but police didn't arrest anyone. >>> more snow than they know what to do with but for so many time is running out to do something about it. here at home storm team 4 radar shows what a messy commute so many people are in for. we're staying o

by the way, henry kissinger is now 91. >> wow. 91. >> sounds like the cold is the least of our worries yes. >> i'm telling you, we're not just talking cold. we're talking wind, snow, probably the biggest storm we've seen so far this winter. that's not saying a whole lot, but right now we have a little snow sleet, and rain paking its way through the region but it's just about gone. if you've already seen it and it has stopped in your area it's most likely done for night. take a look storm team 4 radar showing where it is right around i-95 off to the east southern maryland up towards baltimore. we have that mixture of snow and sleet to the north. bowie coming in with fairly heavy sleet over the last 15 minutes, same thing over towards annapolis, down towards waldorf along 301, all reporting some of that moderate to heavy sleet. this is all part of a clipper system. this klimmer passed way to the north. you can see the spin around cleveland, ohio. it's making its way out and there's not much behind it. however, the temperatures are on the cold side. freezing in gaithersburg leesburg frede

he was angry because activists confronted former secretary of state henry kissinger at a hearing todayter the senator released a statement saying the activists' behavior physically threatened kissinger, who's in his 90s now. he's talked to the capitol police and expects in his words that those responsible will be held fully accountable for their actions. >>> nationals outfielder jayson werth goes to jail tomorrow. he pleaded guilty today to reckless driving and got a five-day sentence. he'll serve his time on weekends. there were also to be some driving restrictions for a while. a virginia state trooper pulled werth over clocked him at more than 100 miles an hour on the beltway last summer. >>> ahead of the super bowl we're getting a bit of a throwback thursday phoenix edition. >>> and we're hearing from singer katy perry too ahead of her big halftime performance. jim handly enjoying himself as the excitement begins >> reporter: we just heard from katy perry. we'll have her in one minute. we know washington is filled with fascinating history but when it comes to ancient history, it's t

he served as senior advisor to george shultz, henry kissinger and ronald reagan just to name a few. professor hill is a research fellow at stanford's hoover institute and served as chief foreign policy adviser to candidate rudy giuliani. author of the books grand strategy and trial of a thousand years, he teaches in the strategy programs. professor hill also teaches and directed study, western solution freshman year program. without further ado please join me in welcoming our moderator who will now introduce our panel is, professor charles hill. [applause] >> thank you, and good afternoon. my first job the forgetting to the panel is to wave this in front of you, "suicide of thewest," james burnham. it's just out, available from amazon and it is for the handful of you who haven't read this, it is eerie uncanny how relevant this work is to what we're talking about here today. i recommend you go out and get it online. today is the panel on the drift in u.s. foreign policy. we have three remarkable public intellectuals of wide-ranging influence on the panel today. i will introduce them

henry kissinger and ronald reagan to name few. during the 2008 presidential election was the chief foreign policy adviser to candidate rudy giuliani. author of the books "grand strategies" he teaches in the brady johnson program in grand strategy that handles questions of leadership statecraft and diplomacy, and also teaches in directed studies. blows join me in welcoming our mott rater, professor charles hill. >> thank you and good afternoon. my first job before getting to the panel is to wave this in front of you, "suicide of the west." just out available on amazon and it is for the handful of you that haven't read this, it is eary uncanny how relevant this work is to what we're talking about here today. so i recommend you go and get it online. today is the panel on the drift in u.s. foreign policy. we have three remarkable public intellectuals of wide ranging influence on the panel today. i'll introduce them in the order in which they will speak for ten minutes or so, then leaving us time for questions. katy mcfarland with fox

former secretary of state henry kissinger was about to testify but as he walked into the room protestersrom the group code pink began chanting and waving signs demanding his arrest watch what happens when mccain thought things were brought under control. >> i've been a member of this committee for many years and i have never seen figure as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration that just took place about -- you know you're going to have to shut up or i'm going to have you arrested. if it we can't get the capitol hill police in here immediately immediately -- get out of here you low life scum. >> get off my lawn. >> all right. so we've got former ku klux klan leader david duke saying he's considering running against skalese. he says he believes the louisiana law make err was ot follows pretenses. ask a lease once spoke in 2002 to a white sprem cyst group that duke founded. duke also admitted during "the interview" that's not registered to vote. >>> loved ones of two islamic state hostages are holding out hope about their fate this morning that's because jordan

former secretary of state henry kissinger was a hearing witness. after entering the room anti-war protesters began chanting for at least a minute before protesters sat back down. afterwards this happened. >> i've been a member of this committee for many years. and i have never seen anything as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration that just took place about -- [ shouting ] >> you're going to have to shut up or i'll have you arrested. if we can't get the capitol hill police in here immediately -- [ shouting ] >> get out of here you low-life scum. >> mccain makes no apologies for his statement. after the hearing he tweeted, no american citizen testifying before congress should be subjected to such code pink intimidation especially not a 91-year-old former secretary of state. >>> well some spectacular images out of the grand canyon. a virtual sea of fog fills its cavernous depths. this is called a total cloud inversion. it happens when the cold air at the bottom of the canyon is topped by a layer of warm air. it's usually

protesters from code pink shouted at former secretary of state henry kissinger as he entered the room to testify at a senate armed services hearing. over the years foreign courts and investigators from chile, argentina and france have attempted to question kissinger about human rights violations. >>> police search for clues to solve a mystery. who cut up human body parts and left them on the streets of san francisco. that's coming up. >>> survey says b.a.r.t. isn't impressing its passengers. their biggest gripe that led to the lowest sats estest satisfaction rating in 24 years. also -- >> it changes lives. it changes every day life of a person. >> she lost her eyesight later in life but she calls it a blessing. bathe area woman who dedicated her life to helping other blind people improve theirs. >>> at 6:00 a magazine investigating sexism in silicon valley. does the cover help or hurt the cause? >> what the heck? >> i think it's unfortunate. >> yikes. >> wow. >> interesting. >> that's new at 6:00. >>> san francisco police canvassed a neighborhood where a suitcase full of body parts wa

. >> former secretary of state henry kissinger was a hearing witness. after entering the room protesters began chanting. it went on for at least a minute before protesters sat down. afterwards, though this happened. >> i've been a member of this committee for many years and i have never seen anything as disgraceful and outrageous and despicable as the last demonstration that just took place about -- you know you're going to have to shut up or i'm going to have you arrested. if we can't get the capitol hill police in here immediately -- get outs of here you low life scum. >> he was not mincing words, tas, mccain also makes no apologies for his statement. he tweeted no american citizen testifying before congress should be subjected to such intimidation, especially not 91-year-old former secretary of state. >>> let's get down to business. happy friday to you. >> happy friday to you. watch shares of amazon today they rallied last night after the company reported better than expected earnings. by a big jump in the physical of people who joined amazon prime t

. >> you know, something henry kissinger said elson rockefeller essentially created henry kissinger for better or worse. he said nelson rockefeller sat in those early conditions of evaluating foreign policy. >> i wondered. i was intrigued and i wondered. everything was the best. he could get excited about a tuna fish sandwich. people used to say the best you ever had appeared some of that was communicated. one quick story which presents the duality of the man and then you can go hauled in gear an appointment. i have been told he was very close to his mother from who he got you can go home and do your own portrait. i have been told he was very close to his mother from whom he got his ebullience and his openness to new ideas and people want art. of course she really created the museum of modern art. anyway i was told when she died he kept her ashes in a room in the big house and mrs. rockefeller was kind enough to spend some time with me and she gave me a tour of the house. we get to what is called mother chairman nye figure well no time like the present and i asked her. she said it's tru

chairing a meeting when the protesters approached a table where formers secretary of the state, henry kissinger and mad line albright were about to testify. they demanded he be put on trial for war crime. >> if we can't get the capitol hill police in immediately -- get out of here you low-life scum. >> kind of amusing to hear. mccain complained capitol hill police took too long to take action. a spokesman said capitol police take their mission very seriously to protect congress and that their actions, quote, clearly did not demonstrate that mission. >>> still ahead, super bowl sticker shock. you have got to hear what the cheapest ticket is going for right now. >>> developing overnight, wanted rap mogul suge knight involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash which investigators say was done on purpose. >>> a race against time on a frozen lake. this dramatic rescue of two kids and we got it all on camera. >>> wall street is rebounding after oil prices also turned the corner. the dow climbed more than 225 points much of it late in yesterday's session to close at 17,416.85. the increase in oil prices wa

they had demanded that a witness, former secretary of state henry kissinger, be arrested for war crimes removed three people, and as they were led out, mccain, a former p.o.w. in vietnam, fired a parting shot. >> get out of here, you low-life scum. >> pelley: so there. kissinger, who is 91, sat calmly, and the hearing went on. >>> there has been a rare sighting in yosemite national park: a sierra red fox. one hasn't been scene in 100 years. they are on the endangered species list. fewer than 50 are left. poet and songwriter rod mckuen died of pneumonia today. "seasons in the sun" and "jean" from the "the prime of miss jean brodie" were among his best known songs. rod mckuen was 81. the men and women in these portraits have something profound in common. their stories are next. oh yea, that's coming down let's get some rocks, man. health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable with walk-in medical care, no appointments needed and most insurance accepted. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because health is every

services committee when the protesters approached a table where former secretaries of state, henry kissinger, madeleine albright and george shultz were about to testify. that's when the shouting protesters swarmed kissinger demanding he be arrested for war crimes. >> you're going to have to shut up or i'm going to have you arrested. if we can't get the capitol hill police in immediately -- get out of here, you low-life scum. >> it's still kind of amusing to hear. mccain complained that capitol hill police took too long to take action. a spokesman later said that capitol police take their mission very seriously to protect congress and that their actions, quote, clearly did not demonstrate that mission. >>> well, still ahead, super bowl sticker shock. you have got to hear what the cheapest ticket is going for right now to the big game. >>> and breaking overnight rap mogul suge knight involved in a deadly ritieno crash which investigators say was done on purpose. >>> plus, a race against time on a frozen lake. this dramatic rescue of two kids and we got it all on camera. >>> wall street is rebo

henry kissinger's arrest. public in war veteran had this response. >> you are going to have to shut up, or we will have you -- i will have you arrested. if we cannot get the capitol hill police in here immediately -- get out of here, you lowlife scum. >> oh, boy. the guy is like i am not running for president again -- i do not care. i will say what i need to say and get these guys out of here. peter, thank you. peter coy economics editor. susan lyne staying with me. coming up, back to the u.s. economy and the gdp numbers. i will sit down with jim bullard, the federal reserve president of st. louis. and $4.5 million -- how much advertisers pay for a 32nd spot -- 30-second spot in the super bowl. is it worth it is millions have seen it for sunday's game? ♪ >> welcome back to "in the loop ." we are staying on the markets. we had the first glimpse of fourth-quarter gdp, a little worse than expected, 2.6%, compared to the economist expectations of 3%. scarlet fu has more on some of the stocks moving on these number