i'm kelly wright. >> jamie: i'm jamie dolby, good to have you here and boy, a busy hour inside of america'sews headquarters. thank you for joining us. most of the candidates are fanning out across new hampshire and take a look at the clear politics average the mitt romney with his streak, seeing 41% in the state and double the closest rival, ron paul. here is romney, rallying the troops. >> fresh from that landslide in iowa. [laughter] >> and maybe, could we double that number? instead of an eight vote margin? 16 i sure hope, i want to win. let me tell you, don't get too confident with the poll numbers, i've watched polls come and go and thanks change quickly, it's fluid and i need to make sure you guys get your friends to go out and vote and you vote as well. >> jamie: none of the candidates taking anything for granted in new sham hire, while romney may be number one in that average that could change with one big debate around the corner. chief political correspondent carl cameron live in amhurst, new hampshire, keeping an eye on polls that suggest it could be a blowout. what do you think,

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good morning. >> good morning, jamie. >> jamie: happy sunday, we look forward to the program and newtgrich says, no matter what he's sticking it out to the end. do you believe him? >> well, there is no reason he shouldn't. he has been count out for dead twice and resuscitated the campaign twice and is, as he says, leading in national polls, that may change after florida. i think he's got a real tough road the next couple of days in florida and why shouldn't he stay in the race and he makes a good point, which is, you know, in a sense, it is a... you know, an arguable issue and if you take the vote of him and santorum and add it together they beat romney and santorum is in the race and if he drops out, the conservatives might coalesce around newt gingrich and it doesn't make sense to drop out of the race. he's in at least until super tuesday in early march. the -- a number of southern states on super tuesday, that favor him, whether he stays in all the way to the convention, but at this point, who is to say he won't be the nominee and mitt romney drops out? >> jamie: i guess we have to

jamie. >> jamie: great work. it is now one year since the horrific shooting rampage that took place in tucson, arizona and shocked the nation. today, the city is planning a series of ceremonies to remember the victims. all of them. congresswoman gabrielle giffords among them, she is returning to the site, visiting the safe way store where she was shot point-blank in the back of the head. astronaut mark kelly, her husband, spoke about the moment, earlier this morning on "fox & friends." >> i was home in houston, with our two daughters, and, you know, it was just an unbelievable day, a very sad and tragic day. >> jamie: all the family has been through so much. six people were killed that morning including a nine-year-old girl, 13 others wounded, including gabrielle giffords and the lone gunman, jared lee loughner is awaiting trial inside a missouri prison. coming up the next hour, casey steegel will be reporting on the memorial going on, he'll be live from tucson, arizona. stay with us for that. >> eric: is emotion

. >> jamie: happy new year, i'm jamie colby. it is almost like this is the news we have been waiting for. seems like they have been working toward it for so long and, the iranian navy is test firing a new missile, too, designed to evade radar systems and is all part of the war games, near the strait of hormuz, a strategic gateway for the world supply of oil. doug mcelway is live in washington following the latest developments. are the war games going on, doug? >> their scheduled to end today and this is troublesome, because little more than 12 hours after it seemed iran may be backing off the aggressive posture, there are two new developments that threaten to escalate tensions, first, iran announced today, it has the first nuclear fuel rod, a feat of engineering the west doubted iran was capable of. they are tubes containing pellets of enriched uranium that provide fuel for nuclear reactors and a second act that escalates tension, iran test fired a medium range missile designed to evade radar and the test occurred a day after th

jamie? >> jamie: it was a night for all the candidates, rick santorum walking away from the south carolina primary, though, in third place. a cause for celebration, and a rally of his supporters, nevertheless. santorum, telling the crowd his finish proves he is still in it, to win it. >> i want to say to all of those folks across america, looking for the candidate, that candidate that can be that good stark contrast, someone who can contrast on all of the issues that are important for america today, the ones that are going to decide this election. the ones with experience on national security, the consistency of the conservative principles that made the country great. i ask you, it is a wide-open race, join the fight. thank you! [cheers and applause]. >> eric: and ron paul going forward, looking forward to the next contest, despite his fourth place finish in south carolina. last night he told reporters at a rally in columbia, the primary is a small piece in what he says is a very large puzzl

apply is to jamie.he rest of us, even dr. samadi here is in his 40s, i'm... >> 45. >> you know, he's just under the curve. the problem is, that cognitive decline goes on way before 70. we look for alzheimer's when you out there hit 70, but it is starting at the age of 40. this is good study, and thousands of people in great britain, civil servant, 10 thousand they followed over decades and found it starts in their 40s, but i have good news, previous studies have shown if you exercise you cut down on the risk greatly and if you are not obese and you lose 8 years, in cognitive function, if you are overweight. 8 years. so, people out there, exercise, eat right, stay slim, and you will not lose your mind as quickly. >> eric: dr. samadi, astounding, you can do something about this? >> this is interesting, they found short-term memory and verbal skills went down and the vocabulary didn't change, interesting findings. what i got out of this is that, you don't have to wait until you are getting older and then,

jamie has trust issues. >> look at you. >> what are you my [ bleep ] counselor?yes. >> i think we'd be very good. we do great together. i'm laid back and she's a fire cracker. >> i love her. yeah, i'm in love with her. and she loves me. it's a much more intense kind of love than i think you would get out in the free world because out there, have you so many distractions, you know, and other things to do. you don't have that in here. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> but there are two downsides to prison relationships. one is that displays of affection are against the rules and can result in segregation. the other is that most of the the time, one person eventually gets left behind. campbell is in the third year of a mandatory 20-year sentence for second-degree murder. eldridge in her third year of an eight-year sentence has just been summoned to the prison's parole office. >> ready? >> yeah. >> i got a release date for you tomorrow. >> oh, my gosh. >> you ever been on parole before? >> probation. >> i don't know what to think. i leave in the morning. i mean that t

and taken off the backs of the greek people why should they could do to suffer while bankers like jamie dimon claim as you did in a recent interview in davos that a greek default would have zero impact on the banking system and getting back to the u.s. g.d.p. numbers for the fourth quarter out of the mainstream financial press is reporting that a two point eight percent growth rate so that we finally may be on the road towards recovery really if you take into account consumer price inflation and the fact that more than two thirds of the g.d.p. numbers reflects companies restocking their mentors the pictures look so rosy in fact it looks like a country on the verge of another recession speaking with prominent financial blogger mike shell blog to get his take on this and other economic hocus pocus in a moment but for now it's good to. well it's day three of davos and there are lots of headlines out about what officials are and aren't saying regarding the eurozone and the global economic outlook but how many people there actually care about the agenda and what's missing from it while the h

a pretty good go grocery is the new normal and jamie actually you're going to get any model. through an action going to cover that later i guess mike said last but sticking with him guy or because he is an american. czar or whatever you want to call these guys now he's a cabinet member isn't a politician though and last time we had the g.o.p. debates another one and i know you couldn't see it but are people talking about politics there are they interested at all about american politics and what's going on with the opinions. and i think. you know i think that people are quite happy that the eurozone crisis i mean i bear it from the american perspective are quite happy that the eurozone crisis is such a big headache because it distracts from the problems of the united states i haven't had the political discussion about the elections with a lot of people but i did talk to a couple of u.s. senators and i was asking them about ben bernanke is zero percent interest rates and why we have them if the economy is quote unquote improving which is something we talk a lot about and you kn

compare it to lloyd blankfein is kind of out of shape but you know jamie jamie is constantly out running the pitchforks and torches and he's got nice legs well investment bankers like lap dancers should have to pay to go to work if investment banks held auctions in which prospective employees bid for jobs by offering an annual fee the bank's owners and all of those others who nowadays concern themselves with the issue could be confident that they are not overpaying their staff any excess pay would be competed away in the auction auction is capitalism we don't have capitalism you know thanks to the predatory behavior on wall street and the city of london no more bear stearns no more lehman brothers the competition is shrinking the too big to fail problem is growing the agency fraud as bill black calls it is increasing well between these two headlines max i haven't told you this yet but i did put out word to the primate community basically looking for somebody to audition to be our fund manager and i've got this video here from gibbon he's ru hedge fund manager and of course it is imposabl

jamie diamond with mysteriously walking around with a pair of running shoes he may have actually used those shoes to run to an interview with c. and b. c. that he did later and i want to play part of that interview for you right now and the e.c.b. to sell to euro thing is it was a significant thing that we took in my opinion took the major risk off the table which is that a bank level liquidity problem is now lauren you not talk talk about this before and you and i both know that the l.t.r. was presented as a plan that would help governments by giving banks cheap loans so they could buy higher yielding government day all right but that money was just hoarded by the banks and went right back to the deposit facility so i'm shocked that jamie dimon is openly admitting that this plan was never to fund government to begin with it sounds like like the way they used tarp they said we're going to buy a liquid assets but they did a buying bank equity what do you think of this. why are you shocked dimitri you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink we see not time and time again

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bankers and their bonuses well here's a possible solution strippers can show us bankers just rewards jamie whyte in the city am proposes that strippers and bankers they operate on a similar performance bonus scheme but here is one of the many differences he says between lap dancers and bankers whereas mr stringfellow makes his lap dancers pay for the privilege of being put in the way of their bonuses with a house fee of about one hundred pounds a night investment bankers are paid to have the chance of earning bonuses in the millions with base salaries ranging from roughly fifty thousand pounds to three hundred thousand pounds it's not even that they're being paid but they're given a subsidy if you look at in terms of the concept of too big to fail banks the government gives investment banks a subsidy in the form of low interest rates and bailouts so that they can go ahead and do what is no more instrumental in keeping the economy going as the average pole dancer so the pole dancing model of you've got to give the house some money to basically rent space to pole dance is exactly what the mo

they put in some money and they rent space to do their job this is exactly the same on wall street jamie diamond something go to wall street government put in a million dollars and exercises right as a wall street prostitute to seduce idiots into j.p. morgan stock in all their products that's exactly the way it should be done he and lloyd to put on their g. strings man and do a little dance and see who is better i think james got some nice chicks when you compare it to lloyd blankfein is kind of sagging and out of shape but you know jamie jamie is constantly out running the pitchforks and the and the torches so he's got nice legs well investment bankers like lap dancers should have to pay to go to work if investment banks held auctions in which prospective employees bid for jobs by offering an annual fee the bank's owners and all of those others who nowadays concern themselves with the issue could be confident that they are not overpaying their staff any excess pay would be competed away in the auction auction is capitalism we don't. capitalism you know thanks to our behavior on wall str

jamie dimon will earn forty one point nine million though his shares are down twenty three percent then well if you take barack out you to gadhafi out you take the syrian guy out and you have all the business yourself accordingly and people don't take them on because they don't want to end up like the duffy well jamie diamond did you conduct the press reports have suggested that compensation pools at seven of the biggest u.s. banks will total about one hundred fifty six billion dollars this year including salaries benefits and bonus which would be three point seven percent higher than last year's record breaking number so as you see the economy continues to fall fall fall fall and the paranormal that bill gross says it's like paranormal that the bankers can continue to make money no matter what the market up down disasters collapse surging no matter what they continue to make more money but it's not paranormal and bill gross for resorting to such a thinly thought out. explanation for what's going on my explanation my analogy is crystal clear the titanic is sinking they're making the who

with jamie in the background chuckling homo which took over sovereign wealth fund of goldman sachs and bankrupted you then this is what customers don't want to end up they don't want to end up on the street by some guy with a big broom handle because they crossed paths with jamie dunn and lloyd blankfein that's what people fear actually over the new year i did read a little article where it hasn't got much attention but apparently j.p. morgan executive tony blair who was good friends and suckered khadafi into this global scam well could off he was so certain of his relationship that he apparently sent notice while they were being bombed simple the only simple sentence what are you doing he wrote to tony blair's people what are you doing gadhafi to doesn't know that the mack daddy is tony blair and j.p. morgan they're the terrorists speaking of bank stores big bank c.e.o.'s walk away with big bucks in two thousand and eleven. so remember at the end of the year we covered the fact that bank shares were down hugely up to sixty five percent well according to data from rochdale securities a

let's check in with jamie costello. >> reporter: the good news is they repaired it. the main broke just after 9:00 this morning. a number of homes and businesses were affected. this was a long tedious task. you want to hear that your water will be fixed in time for dinner tonight. >> won't to the bathroom. flushed the toilet and it was chocolate color. >> reporter: the water main break has been fixed. jamie costello, abc2 news. >> thanks a lot. >> chocolate covered water. you don't want that. that's a bad deal. temperatures in the low 40s and 30s. almost no wind to speak of. so this has been a big improvement weather wise. a few passing clouds. other than that nothing on maryland's most powerful radar. the rest of the evening down into the 40s. it will be less breezy. we'll look ahead to the complete weekend forecast. >>> hollywood returns to baltimore. the state announced that an american remake of the bbc political drama "house of cards" will be filled here in baltimore. kevin spacey will star in it. the series will be based on the novel about margaret thatcher's e

. >>> and many call the most important banker in the world, jamie dimon. on the economy, housing and why he's hopeful. >> america has unbelievable talent. >> ten years later, is no child left behind working? has it improved the education system? a report are card on a controversial program and whether charter schools can make a difference. the "the wall street journal report with maria bartiromo" begins right now. now maria bartiromo. >> here's what is making news as we head in to a new week on wall street. earning season is underway again with a mixed picture painted by two companies. it began with the traditional of dow component alcoa going first. they met expectations though though the revenue was better than expected. jpmorgan chase met expectations but the revenues fell short. i will be talking to the company's ceo jamie dienl coming up in the program. the markets got off to a sizzling start on the new year. by tuesday the dow reached a five-month high and it continued up later in the week. by thursday the s&p 500 had the best beginning of the year s