holden, the museum conservator. yeah.what you're saying is true, that the real pissarro has been found, then i must have made a mistake. a mistake? but you've been doing this for 20 years. the fact is, you lied to us, didn't you? you knew that pissarro was a fake the whole time. now we're not just talking about a painting. a man is dead. and you're looking at conspiracy to commit murder. whatever you were paid, mr. holden, it's not enough. paid? you think my integrity would be for sale? he said it would ruin us. we'd already announced the acquisition. it's one thing to display a painting that's suspected of being nazi looted art... ...but to exhibit a forgery? who said it would ruin you? excuse me. excuse me. holden gave you up, ruiz. i spent my life devoted to the reputation of this museum. killing a man's not going to do much for the reputation. wheeler was a charlatan. he found out the painting was a forgery, he tried to blackmail you. do you know how difficult it is for a museum like ours to actually acquire a pissarr

have control is what they have first they go in and they bought our seeds stay seed stock producer holden's corporation i believe out of iowa and after that they have holdings has like a whole family or group of seed growers. and the rule was that in ninety five i said in five years i have today told them you will be selling ninety percent monsanto product or you will not be in business selling seed so if they did not push monsanto's product on the farmers they would be out of business and so that's what all the sea growers did they pushed the product on the farmers so that they could stay in business because if they were did not have holdings to grow their press their seed stock they would not have anything to sell it it all changed it all changed overnight in one thousand nine hundred ninety six it all changed and it's interesting that the way monsanto seems to enforce this saying is they go into the countryside and they try to determine who is clean in their own seed saving and cleaning your own seed for replaying the next years is a perfectly legal. activity. but over the course the las

prove whatever they want i often say that after my experience with the coarsest and lady justice holden the skills and balances and in the way the court system seems to work in america at least from the simpson point is you power money on the balance and in the one who puts the most money on once our core system is just that was that was a dismal experience and i'm just just appalled that that's allowed to go on in america. if a farmer felt his neighbor was grown genetically altered or a month's have her monsanto's hit roundup ready canola that they should inform underneath they should wrap a suit squeal on your neighbor and we in return farmers tell me that if they did that they would get a leather jacket from monsanto. if a farmer would squeal a rat on his neighbor what monsanto would do is send out one of these or two of these x. r.c.m.p. or detective serino best to gators whatever you want to call them and they would go to a farm home and this is what the farmers would tell me they would come into this farm home and say to the farmer so we have a tip or a rumor that you've been grow

my goal is to write the story -- the problem and you pay the characters as you can become holden to them in a way. it's a rare partnership when you read a story about someone because they're not going to like everything you read in the book. some things they would really dislike because when you tell a true story they tell all the elements of the story. he really wants an independent and be able to read the story as it happened. and not necessarily as they want you to write the story. it is not a paid for higher kind of situation where they say what you do right by story and then know that's not how it happened. it is more like this is an incredible story and i want to write it. and then we have to work something out. if someone gets paid, it is because they are enabling the research and consulting on the fact and consult on the film. if they consult with the film, then hollywood wants to buy vice president make the story because it wants the story to be accurate. i believe the hollywood studios much prefers someone who gives themselves into the point where it's accurate. but it's not li

it's probably time for a new beginning with a lot of new place coming in to replace the greats the holden and lang didn't even notice and now the host of new and ambitious players keen to keep both agree i couldn't take it against this sort of this i mean what i believe only a western conversely does oklahoma thunder won their ninth game from ten outings after thrashing the starting to try to distance ninety nine seventy nine the sun that's ok eight to lead early in the first quarter as russell westbrook set up kevin durant's with his perfect behind the back pass and later in the first westbrook went from provider just for us to use one of the stuckey and poor little love to dance to the front a twenty eight ten lead in the search of the fun the shows are great counter-attacking play assert it back have looked at one end before being teed up right around at the other to give the fund a sixty four thirty seven leave. finish ninety nine seventy nine to inform oklahoma misfiring pistons out bottom of the central division. now back here in moscow russia's young athletes have returned home fro

to please the greats the holden and langdon with him now listen now the host of new and ambitious players key to keep a perfect record intact against firsts. now russia's young athletes have returned home from the inaugural youth olympic winter games in austria where the team finished fifth overall their competitors were greeted by friends and relatives devastated airport after bringing home five gold four silver and seven bronze medals while they were sure republic of dagestan is currently bidding to host the summer games in twenty eighteen or there with tradition in twenty twenty two and while russia is conservative. we should look to gold in the figure skating last week and he's broke and it's also russia's medal hopes for the sydney games in twenty eight fourteen. i'm trying not to think of the pressure and just do my job by listening to my coach and i think we trust him i'm confident that he knows what he's doing so i'm absolutely calm. and follow golf tiger woods is raring to go in what he says should be his thirst full season in a while now for more while one is getting ready to pl

to please the greats the holden and london when i'm melissa know the host of new and ambitious players keen to keep our perfect record intact against firsts. now russia's young athletes have returned home from the inaugural youth olympic winter games in austria where the team finished faith over all they competitors who were greeted by friends and relatives and demanded an airport after bringing home five gold for silver and seven bronze medals while the russian republic of dagestan is currently bidding to heyst either youth summer games into eighteen or they went edition in twenty twenty two rushes in his area that the. but we're sure to gold in the figure skating last week and is broke and is also russia's medal hope for the sydney games in sochi in twenty fourteen. trying not to think of the pressure and just do my job by listening to my coach and i fully trust him i'm confident that he knows what he's doing so i'm absolutely calm. and finally golf tiger woods is raring to go in what he says should be haste first full season in a while they now are full of it former world no one is

it's probably time for you beginning with a lot of new players coming in to replace the greats the holden and london snow the host of you ambitious players keen to keep a perfect record intact against fans. in other basketball news along the upset who are enjoying their best start in eight seasons as their magic bates the pace is on the road one hundred two to eighty three and i started well and were leading twenty nine twenty two after the first quarter along the stops for a good night one anderson helped his side to improve and the teams were tied at forty five all at half time. during this second part of the game it was the visitors who dominated for. two straight three pointers magic into a sixty three fifty six lead the way through this period and the sim howlett finished things up closing with twenty four fourteen points respectably hundred two to a to freeze finish meeting suffered their first home defeat of the season. back here in moscow russia's young athletes have returned home from the inaugural youth olympic winter games in austria where the team finished fifth overall they c

and for the most recent part of my career before this job was chairman and management director of holden, which is our brand in australia. so for a few years i was over in australia, before i came back, post-bankruptcy to general motors. and hopefully that gives -- it's not about me anyway, but that's my history. >> is it important, recent article about gm once again becoming the largest auto company in the world. >> well, you know, we're grateful that the president mentioned that in his state of the union speech, but there's really so much more to do for us. that want to make the company strong again. and so, you know, we're not chasing a number one title per se. but we want to really satisfy our customers better than everybody else in the industry and that's where the focus is on customer service and providing the products that people really want. again, that's where the focus is and it's -- it sounds pretty fundamental, but i'm not sure we were doing that for a lot of years. >> indian river, michigan, bill, you're on with mark reuss. >> caller: yes, good morning. >> good morning. >> i

as soon as they return so how can it be stopped at this point jury now for more on this is jeremy holden to be research director of media matters jeremy welcome. thanks for thanks for coming on here so describe briefly what is there anything left i looked out at just how radical is this legislation radical i think and i if you look at a statement that was posted by some of the executives at the websites that we all use every day facebook and twitter yahoo and google they say it's a threat a fundamental threat to the very innovation that they've brought for they're concerned about it enough that they've posted a letter you know really trying to raise attention to just how serious that threat is and the destructive nature of this legislation so this might be even be a threat to one of the some of the biggest websites out there i mean how would the internet change and what would the internet look like if this legislation is passed i mean they certainly they look i think we learned some of that today late this afternoon with the website read it announce it next week when congressmen ice this

boozman orrin hatch roy blunt and james inhofe it's five now on the sofa side sponsors ben quayle tim holden and co-sponsors lee terry and roy blunt announce they'll be removing their names many other members of congress or its sponsors or authors of the bills have also released public statements today signaling their opposition that includes dare i say rick larsen senators john cornyn and mark kirk and the list keeps on going now in addition the phone lines and the websites of members of congress were overwhelmed today by those in opposition so in this battle of hollywood versus the tech industry or the tables finally beginning to turn joining me to discuss this is reddit co-founder alexis ohanian alexis thank you so much for joining us tonight and just looking at what i've named you know in terms of the lists of the members of congress that now have publicly. and opposition in terms of the websites that are blacked out would you say that this day of protest has been a success a failure is it too early to tell and it has been a resoundingly success because this hasn't just been online prote

same for tim holden of pennsylvania. rejecting legislation, he himself signed on to co-sponsor. also in the house, congress ben quail and lee terry took back their previous support. so did dennis ross a sponsor of the house version before he decided he now rejects it. how that is for an about face? all these members of congress surrendering today in the face of an angry system of tubes. it's not just a big truck. >>> if you were who has been fitted from getting something done in washington d.c., because of the way things usual hi get done in washington d.c., if you're a fat cat in the system works for you, today probably shook you a little bit. look at who was on the other side of this. look at who is on the side who wants the anti-piracy. big money, muscle, big power, the largest share of lobbying money. big blue slice of the pie came from cable and satellite tv interests. hi, boss. followed by hollywood, the music industry, commercial tv, big time players who have funded this zillion dollar effort to get the legislation passed. that kind of money and power is why so many peopl

multigrain cheerios. >>> today's facebook fan of the day cheryl holden she is a red skins fan marriedif you would like to be tomorrow's fan of the day join us on facebook and post a comment under cheryl's photo. >>> doctors say he only has a few months to live but that is not stopping a florida boy he headed to denver went over the weekend to meet his hero who happens to be football star tim tebow. a look at this little boy's dream come true. >> reporter: tim tebow never dispoints, 8-year-old blake appleton is a believer he has been a tebow fan all his life. >> what do you thing about tebow. >> awesome. >> he heard about blake's battle with cancer doctors gave him just a few months to live. blake got the chance of a lifetime. >> blake hey buddy. good to see you. >> tim tebow has a way of making kids like blake feel better even on an anniversary no child should ever have to experience. >> tebow gave this day a new special meaning. >> that is pretty cool to be able to meet him in person. >> the sideline meeting left blake speechless. >> what do you think? >> reporter: but his smile says

.  >>> we wasn't want to say good morning to maurice holden.aking credit for the wizards win over the thunder. maurice says the wizards only win when he has a chance to catch the game so he promises to never miss another one. he is our facebook fan of the day. >> that is good to know. we have to keep in touch with you. >> please keep watching. >> it is conference championship weekend in the nfl. in the nfc, the new york giants and the 49ers play here on fox at 6:30. and the ravens travel to foxboro to play tom brady and the new england patriots. what do dave ross and wisdom martin think? >> we'll pick the two big ones. >> we'll start with the afc tilt, the ravens going up to new england to take on the big bad patriots. who do you have and why? >> i'm he not a tom brady fan. i'm in the a new england patriots fan because they haven't won anything since they cheated. >> you love brady. i see you wearing uggs all the time. >> since they cheated. they haven't won anything. >> is there a pick sometime in the future. >> joe flacco is average at best.

time to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day, cheryl holden, a red skins fan married to a game day is interesting in your household. if you want to be tomorrow's fan of the day, search fox 5 morning news. >>> she has not been fairing well in the latest iowa polls, but michelle bachmann can claim at least one victory ahead of today's caucuses she won the coffee bean caucus. likely voters gathered at the hampden in of the beans counted she got 49% of the vote president obama was the winner with 6400 beans cast. >>> interesting things they do in iowa. >>> alison who is joining steve, good morning. >> it is indeed interesting, coming up all eyes are on iowa today the first test in choosing the republican presidential nominee. still a lot of undecided voters out there. what are the candidates doing today to help sway momentum in their direction. we will have a live

she is cheryl holden. she's redskins fan married to a cowboys fan.ummed out right now. >>> one of most common new year's resolution, a vow to work out and lose the weight. >>? some ways to make that easier. anote roman shows us how. >> i started before christmas so i wouldn't have that oh, my god, i have to go to the gym on the 1st. >> lisa start thed working on her new year's resolution last month easing her way into a fitness routine. >> i've been averaging three times a week. >> her. >> reporter: her goal, like so many others, is to stick with it. >> lose the weight, get a little bit stronger, decrease the back pain. >> reporter: larry grant says january is always busy. >> an increase i would say over 100% than it does during the regular part of the year. >> reporter: it is january. people who resolve to get fit, get healthy and lose weight flock to the gym but the managers here say, by the end of february, march, they stop coming. so the question is what can people do to stick to those resolutions? >> we have a left quick in and out, where you ca

. >> we want to say good morning to maurice holden who is taking credit for the wizards' big win overthe wizards only win when maurice has a chance to catch the game. where have you been, maurice? he promises to never miss another game. there is no space between fox and the number 5 and post a comment under this great photo. go wizards. see you after the break at 7:49 now. i can't stand these spots. those spots are actually leftover food and detergent residue that can redeposit on your dishware during the rinse cycle. gross. jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. ? not yet. i want to buy used but how do you know what you're really getting. check out carmax. all their used cars are guaranteed. that's where henderson found the one for him. way to go, henderson. finding the perfect car is easy at carmax because each car is carefully selected, inspected, thoroughly reconditioned and backed with a five-day money back guarantee so come find the one for you today,

for the most recent part of my career before this job, i was chairman and managing director of holdenich is our brand in australia. i was over in australia for a few years before i came back post-bankruptcy for general motors and running the north american operation. it's not about me, anyway, but that's my history. host: the recent article about gm once again becoming the largest auto company in the world. guest: again, we are grateful the president mentioned that in his state of the union speech. there is really so much more for us to do to make the company strong again. we are not chasing a number one title. we want to satisfy our customers better than anyone else in the industry. that's where our focus is, customer service and providing the products that people want. it sounds pretty fundamental, but i'm not sure we were doing that for a lot of years. host: indian river, michigan, bill, you are on with mark reuss of gm north america. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. caller: i am a retiree. i worked 37 years at go ahead. i am very proud to be an american. i'm very proud o

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