zero percent interest rates i suggest that they watch we sat down and had a long interview with john rogers and it's a nice boil to what we heard ben bernanke he say on the hill there today sounds like a great interview to look forward to that is coming up on the capital account with lauren lyster but that is going to do it now for the news for more of the stories we covered you can head over to our t.v. dot com slash usa and you can also check out our youtube page it's youtube dot com slash our team america and you can also follow me on twitter at liz wall the capital account with lauren lyster is up next we'll see you right back here and a half hour. on. morning news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada on giant corporations are all today. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big pictur

political interests are we seeing bank bailouts and we're just not hearing about the hear from john rogers about it but part of your closing market numbers. thank. you. welcome back to capital account german chancellor angela merkel is in china reportedly seeking a little cash from china to help europe also reportedly pressuring china to do more on iran now according to reports so far sounds like the chinese premier is saying iran i don't think so stop politicising our commercial interests this european bailout fund though that i'll consider so why what would be the benefit of that will i ask jim rogers and also he told us about his investment outlook for china but first more on europe you've been critical of the eurozone monetizing the debt and i think it was interesting i was in switzerland i was at davos and some of the bankers there were saying that the l t r o has been very successful.

political interests are we seeing bank bailouts and we're just not hearing about like hear from john rogers about it part of their closing market never. touches that so much. which of course you're right i think you actually once president campaign become a horse race pretty common rockabye much against republican beat romney if this is really the case with. well. technology innovation all the developments around. the future are covered. welcome back to capital account german chancellor angela merkel is in china reportedly seeking a little cash from china to help europe also reportedly pressuring china to do more on the wrong now according to reports so far sounds like the chinese premier is saying iran i don't think so stop politicising our commercial interests this european bailout fund though that i'll consider so why what would be the benefit of that will i asked jim rogers and also he told us about his investment outlook for china but first more on europe. you've been critical of the eurozone monetizing the debt and i think it was interesting i was in switzerland i was at davos and som

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chief justice john rogers said we did not have to balance anything. the first amendment has struck the balance for us. that balance is in favor of religious liberty. with that, i will turn it over to the moderator. >> a lot to think about. [applause] so, mr. duncan, the balance has been struck already with the first amendment. i think the recent media coverage of the issue has shown that the administration -- i do not know if they are surprised, but they are starting to a knowledge there is a bigger issue here. they think there is a possibility we are willing to compromise a little bit. do you see -- with the balance being struck already, is there any possible way this compromise can come about? they mentioned this "hawaii law ." you said that is no middle ground at all. that is not acceptable solution to this. the hawaii law allows for religious employers not pay far contraception as long as they died their employees to where they can get it. can you talk about whether it is possible to strike another balance? >> the balance looks very much like the

john glenn. five, four, three -- roger, the clock is it practicing, we are under way. >> reporter: it wasn't longhn glenn confirmed from space -- >> roger, zero g and i feel fine. the capsule is turning around and, oh, that view is tremendous and i can see the booster during turnaround just a couple of hundred yards behind me. >> reporter: you might remember abc's then science correspondent jules bergman and that special report on one historic mission. >> colonel glenn will be america's first man to undergo orbit tall flight. >> reporter: he would circle the earth three times traveling at speeds reaching 17,000 miles an hour but then a gainous crisis. automated steering system jammed and the heat shield began to tear away and flaming fireballs came flying past his window. >> our condition is good. >> reporter: the odds one in six he would not survive. but the unflappable glenn acted swiftly taking over the spa spaceship's controls manually steering friendship 7 safely back to earth. >> roger, the chute is out and looks very good. >> reporter: still fascinating 50 years later. >>> that remarkable

john rogers, a close friend of president obama who donated $2.6 million to a pro-obama super pac. >>ight. and trust me, jeffrey knows this, they're talking about the gop, but now that the president has released the hounds, you're going to have democrats on the list, republicans on the list, and a lot of people scratching their heads looking at these numbers. >> i don't know how many people are really scratching their heads. everybody's aghast, though. this is going to be a $6 billion or $7 billion election cycle. it's all big money. and i think it's interesting we can connect the dots of this story which outlines almost every one of these wall street, wall street, hedge fund, hedge fund. and then you turn to the "wall street journal" today and it says u.s. business is paid 1.2% of national income of gross product in their corporate taxes, the lowest in modern history. why is that? because who's running politics? who's deciding the outcomes? and these are the two dots that need to be connected in the end. this is the game of american politics right now. and it's pretty stark. you now

chief justice john rogers said we did not have to balance anything. the first amendment has struck the balance for us. that balance is in favor of religious liberty. with that, i will turn it over to the moderator. >> a lot to think about. [applause] so, mr. duncan, the balance has been struck already with the first amendment. i think the recent media coverage of the issue has shown that the administration -- i do not know if they are surprised, but they are starting to a knowledge there is a bigger issue here. they think there is a possibility we are willing to compromise a little bit. do you see -- with the balance being struck already, is there any possible way this compromise can come about? they mentioned this "hawaii law." you said that is no middle ground at all. that is not acceptable solution to this. the hawaii law allows for religious employers not pay far contraception as long as they died their employees to where they can get it. can you talk about whether it is possible to strike another balance? >> the balance looks very much like the f

was the tiny compartment where john glen road it out, and 50 years ago today, this is exactly what it sounded like. >> five, four, three, two, one, zero [ statice ] >> roger the clock is operating, we are under way >> with that john glen and nasa laid the ground work for what would eventually become, the defeat of the soviet union in the space race eventually putting man on to the moon it was a time of the cold war american ambition to beat the soviets, and embrace the space program was greater than it is today over the weekend surviving members of the mercury team accompanied john glen and scott carpenter the only still living original 7 astronauts out to the old

the donor who gave $50,000 is john w rogers, and he is the ceo of chicago's aerial capital and reportedlys not only to tony russo, but also disgraced former governor rod blagojevich. i can't wait to hear how they spin that one. joining me now, the co-host of the five, sheÑi keeps it all together, the voice of reason, sanity, comedy, you are the calm. you are the adult in the room. >> whenever i'm going to steal myself before i get angry, i do a one nostril sniff she said. and i realize that's right. >> and bob just snorts and throws his hands up and goes are you going to come to me? >> we love it, though. >> forget the super pac issue because i think he will have money. i think he will have a billion dollars. >> it is kind of funny they could only raise $59,000 in january. that's pretty good. >> and if the election were held today, the poll asked who would you most likely vote for. >> obama 49, rick santorum, 48. tied has turned? >> i think the tied has turn. last couple months president obama has been looking better in the policy but the tied has now turned. now the president has to deal

> reporter: the doctor's patients include not only adele but keith urban, steven tyler, john mayer, cher and rogeryp was precancerous. he used the bad cells using a specialized laser through the nose. six weeks later, he was on stage for the half-time performance at the 2010 super bowl. >> i'm the luckiest guy in the world. >> reporter: as for adele there's always a chance for reinjury through overuse but music's miracle doctor believes she will do just fine. >> and the doctor's superstar patients are so thrilled with the results of his handywork that they are planning a benefit concert to raise money for his voice center. >> amazing story. >>> and we have some rain around the bay area. >> what an amazing day it was. >> we started off with the brilliant sunshine. the clouds rolled in during the afternoon and we wrapped up to 12th day of the month with rain. let's take a look at at our raid -- at our radar. we have plenty of precipitation moving from the north to the south and then traversing as it ejects out in an easterly direction we're gonna zoom in on the northern portion of the bay area. we s

john glenn. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. ♪ >> roger. the clock is operating. we're under way. read loud and clear.'re all okay. >> a little bumpy here. >> stand by for 20 seconds. roger. backup clock is started. still. 102, 108. oxygen 78. 100 amps. 2-7. >> roger. loud and clear. flight path is good. back-up clock is started. >> minus 7-0 on your mark. some vibration coming up here now. we're smoothing out some now, getting out of the vibration area. >> roger. reading you loud and clear. flight path looks good. pitch 25. stand by. >> roger. cannot see the tower go. i saw the smoke go by the window. >> roger. 1.5 gs. >> friendship 7, we got you. >> roger, this is friendship 7. all the greats fired. okay. >> roger, 0-g. i feel fine. capsule is turning around. oh, that view is tremendous. >> roger. power has started. >> roger, capsule. turning around. and i can see the booster during turnaround, just a couple of hundred yards behind me. it was beautiful. >> the word is "go" and john glenn is go and with him go all of mankind's dreams of some day touching the unattainable stars. under a tropic sun, th

john glenn. >> five, four, three, two, one. zero. >> roger. the clock is operating.e're under way. >> receive you loud and clear. roger. we're programming we're all okay. a little bumpy out here. >> stand by for 20 seconds. >> roger. >> two, one. mark. >> roger. back-up clock is started. >> fuel, 102, 101. oxygen, 78. 100. amps, 207. >> roger. flight path clear. >> roger. tech's okay. mine was 70 on your mark. we have some vibrations coming up here now. we're smoothing out getting out of the vibration area. >> roger. read you flight and clear. flight path is standing by. >> roger, pico. cannot see the tower. >> we can sense staging. >> roger. 1.5 gs. >> we got you. >> roger, bermuda. stand by. this is friendship 7. all the greats fired. okay. >> roger, 0-g. i feel fine. capsule is turning around. oh, the view is tremendous. >> roger. >> roger, capsule. turning around. i can see the booster turning around a couple hundred yards behind me. it was beautiful. >> the word is "go" and john glenn is go and with him go all of mankind's dreams of touching the stars. the track

john glenn. two, one, zero. roger, the clock is operating. we're under way. >> reporter: and it wasn't long before john glenn confirmed from space -- >> zero g, and i feel fine. the capsule is turning around. oh, that view is tremendous and i could see the booster during turnaround just a couple of hundred yards behind me. it was beautiful. >> perfect booster engine -- >> reporter: you might remember abc's then science correspondent jules bergman and that special report on one historic mission. >> mercury control tells us colonel glenn will soon be the free world and america's first man to undergo orbital flight. >> reporter: john glenn would circle the earth three times in his space capsule traveling at speeds reaching 17,000 miles an hour but then a dangerous crisis. the automated steering system jammed. the capsule's heat shield began to tear away on re-entry. flaming fireballs came flying past his window. >> my condition is good, but that was a real fireball, boy. >> reporter: the odds, one in six he would not survive. but the unflappable

the argument began with john winthrop who was governor of massachusetts and roger williams but it involved all english constitutional history and all of our constitutional history. when for -- john winthrop gave what the new york times called greatest sermon in 1,000 years and it has been quoted by presidents and others. he said we must consider that we shall be as a city upon a hill. the eyes of all people are upon us. went on to say as long as they kept their covenant with god we shall find that the god of israel is among as. when ten of us shall resist a thousand of our enemies. when he shall make as they praise and glory so in the future men shall say of other colonies the lord makes that of new england. john winthrop definition of american they knew chosen people is informed american culture ever since and inf

john glenn. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. >> roger, the clock is operating. we are underway. >> shepard: we'll look at nasa's incredible record of achievement and set backs. >> nasa, we have a problem. >> and what comes next in the race to the stars. first, from fox this holiday monday, gas prices in america hitting record levels for this time of year, and it comes as iran threatens to cut oil exports which could cause a spike in petroleum prices around the world. first aaa reports the average for a gallon of regular gas is 3.57. the high it's ever been so earlier of the year. some parts of the country it's more expensive. parts of california seeing prices for super around 5 bucks. >> they are getting pretty ridiculous. i suppose they have been for a while now. but it just seems to be getting higher and higher. it's pretty crazy. >> we are going to cut out of here and find another gas station. >> shepard: don't look for any relief there or anywhere else. oil prices are also on the rise. there is no evidence they will be heading back down any time soon. team f

. >> always confident, roger federer up against the giant john isner who stands nearly 6'10". but it's one of these things that will always be held against him if he doesn't make an effort at the davis cup. because stan what you where i thinka -- >> you're watching "bbc world news." coming up, the temperatures plummet in the ukraine. those down on their luck are being -- we see how they are keeping. >> a quick look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. the front page those european union flag flying over the acropolis in athens. they are trying to agree on austerity measures there. and moves by the arab league to trecks syrian council as the official representative of the country's people. and the times stays british prime minister wants a swedish plan to cut domestic costs and some say he's cashing in on the black market for hired help. and the international herald tribune shows a barge in paris pushing through the ice. that's a quick look at some of the stories making headlines in the newspapers today. >> this is "bbc world news." these are the headlines.

certainly from one hearing almost two years ago chaired by michigan representative john conyers, he is asking nfl commissioner rogerodell about the long- term effects of concussions. >> just asked you a simple question. what's the answer? >> the answer is a medical experts are no better than i would with respect but we're not treat that in any way in delaying anything that we -- >> this issue is really deadly, in fact. in february, 2011, former chicago bears running back dave duerson committed suicide. he shot himself in the chest. he left a note saying, "please see that my brain is given to the nfl's brain bank." he wanted this so his brain could be researched for concussion data. duerson had earlier revealed ç suffered multiple concussions, doctors had said so. the concussions had caused migraine headaches, mood swings, insomnia, and depression. this is why he chose not >>> question, by what right is congress able to conduct hearings on concussions in the nfl? pat? >> they can conduct hearings on anything they want, john. but i take the imp taking of your question. i think congress which is the least popular ins

lot of meetings in my office right after that started happening, which involved john mitchell and mel laird. maybe bill rogers. i'm not sure. ron zeigler and myself. maybe someone else. i don't know. possibly colston. and so the question was how do we handle it because the pentagon papers didn't indict us in the slighters. they were all about things beforehand. but our concern was keeping the public supportive of us in the vietnam war. so mitchell was really the dominant factor in the straenl that we ended up with of trying to prevent publication my approach to it was that the public was right had they cleared it but they knew we had a rule that you should classify a document, you should clear it and they hadn't done that and that was my argument against it. that was supported some by the courts. >> what was mel laird's issue? >> mel was just very angry about the whole thing because he thought it reflected on him and the department and he wanted to go get them. >> someone in the pentagon later concluded that most of his material was not really of great sensitivity. >> yeah. >> what was the strategy for dealin

we have wayne rogers and johnathon and tracey birns and john lay field. and hello johnathon,y get rid of minimum wage. how is that going to be work? >> minimum wage is government force. it destroys jobs and vialates the rights of employers and employees and so it is to act in their own self interest. employers offer a wage and employees either take it not. and unions force artificial ailly high wages. and a destruction of jobs . upon unemployment rate is worst with the teenagers. 28 percent unemployment and if there is a hike, small businesses could say. i will not hire more kid and i will go for free interns. >> i think johnathon is right. but the practical part is. you have a minimum wage . no legislation is going to say we'll not have that anymore. the fact that romney is supporting a rise that is indexed to inflation is not all that bad. jobs are going to disappear they will. people will get paid under the table it is a free market. you are going out and labor is for sale. >> it is not. it is not, wayne. government comes in and say we have to pay 7 bu

charlie wi has the lead over boston johnson and big upset davis cup john isner taking care of 16 time grand slam champion roger federer in his home country of switzerland. giving usa 82-0 lead over switzerland. chicago bulls overpower play. from way outside losing that game 2-1 in the third period. that is the news. blackhawks coming up. ♪

roger. we are underway. >> with that, john glenn bettered the soviet, orbiting the earth three times before splashing down in the bahamas, leaving the united states to win the space race. a triumphant moment every american alive at the time remembers. long before space travel became routine, and for glenn, historic florida morning out of the complex 14, that he still thinks about all the time. >> that view is tremendous. >> i'm anxious to go. i went on the 11th scheduled date. suited up four times. once the flight was canceled because of weather in the transfer on the way to the launch pad. up twice before. it was almost hard to believe when we went to the final 18 second count i was really going to go this day 50 year ago. great feeling. >> it continues to inspire pride for visitors to photograph themselves below the replica of the rocket. >> the teacher had us lined up in the classroom, around the the. wtv. we talked a lot about it. >> black and white tv. >> we were amazed. a big rocket going up. the fire and the smoke and everything. guy from ohio going up in to space. >> amazing. >> bea

they have 30, 16, and six and right now they're on top of the division in switzerland to john of setting rogeratest of all time. if it looked at him do his thing. the the 16th time grand slam chicken plane for his country's leading. the united states leads to to nothing again switzerland. now my floor director is trying to put a damper on a very happy moment. look for traveling because we always have time now watch, mike says, and watch this. mike said that he traveled by the nook. the closing in--and he throws it in. >> marty: i think mike was right, he traveled. now we take a live look outside we have clear roadways. >> ysabel: we will have the rest of your forecast on the come right back. >> ysabel: we are back fall and this developing story a degree traffic hasn't been starting--we are following this developing story a big rig called the traffic accident that have been blocking traffic. >>reporter: car to of the four-lane it until it the are now open. see team said the traffic is backed up towards menlo martin. we may want to avoid this area altogether. >> ysabel: here's another swing a de

was the tiny compartment where john glen road it out, and 50 years ago today, this is exactly what it sounded like. >> five, four, three, two, one, zero [ statice ] >> rogerhe clock is operating, we are under way >> with that john glen and nasa laid the ground work for what would eventually become, the defeat of the soviet union in the space race eventually putting man on to the moon it was a time of the cold war american ambition to beat the soviets, and embrace the space program was greater than it is today over the weekend surviving members of the mercury team accompanied john glen and scott carpenter the only still living original 7 astronauts out to the old launch pad, launch complex 14, where of course, that is where the mercury rocket blasted off and those early 1960 u.s. astronauts, truly became legends and national heros, john glen of course is the only person on the planet today, who can say 50 years ago today, i blasted off and or bitted our planet at kennedy space center phil keating, fox news. >> should government employees be allowed to bring guns to work. the legislation up for debate in virginia. >> protest as controversial abortion bills

john is going to of says sweden roger fedder he is a 16th time winner and america has never won a majortte but we took him out. that is the best of five if they win tomorrow. nothing great happened anymore without a camera on the scene, this is in rural ohio. watch this. and of course, it goes in. they are pretty good. they won their game 39 to 37 and there it is. >>gary: when we come back i think we have some critical e-mails. is super bowl talk about giselle, should she or should she not stick up for her man? peyton manning, or alex smith, that will come up. and i am not joking, demand is threatening me, he is threatening me with the ultimate way to get rid of a guide. alecia you will read that letter >> i will read it but i cannot compete with these crosscourt shot. i have to follow that? >>gary: i did not marry you for your athletic ability. i am justine. but we come back a man threatening kron4 personality. you will hear it here, a man threatening kron4 personality. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 200

the argument began with john windsor who is the governor of massachusetts and roger williams. but it involves all of english constitutional history and frankly all of our constitutional history. he gave what "the new york times" called the greater sermon and a thousand years and has of course been quoted by presidents and others that is a city upon a hill, the eyes of all people are upon us went on to say as long as they get their covenant with god we shall find that the dhaka of israel is among us when ten of us should be able to resist a thousand of our enemies and make us a praise and glories of that in future men shall say of other colonies the war would make it like that of new orleans. now his definition of americans is a new chosen people. his informed american culture ever since. it's informed the idea of american exceptional as some and the believe that we are a christian nation. but from the very beginning, there was an alternative vision. roger williams was a minister with such a tremendous reputation that when he arrived in america after windsor founded boston he w

rogers and it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, then you had john wayne.worked to recognize american who's he thought made a difference. >> a suck he isful life is one that includes serving others. >> because he felt it was worth it to keep triggering people to think differently about what they thought and believe is success in their lives. >> one thing is for sure, dinot lack for inspiration or support during those four years. so whether we got some things right, history can make that determination. >> up next, what does a former president do after life in the white house? here is a hint. visit the rockies. it's even br than i thought. welcome to progressive. do you guys insure airstreams? yep. everything from travel trailers to mega motor homes. and when your rv is covered, so is your pet. perfect. who wants a picture with flo? i do! i do! do you mind? got to make sure this is -- oh. uh... okay. everybody say "awkward." protecting your family fun. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> always an avid sportsman he is the only u.s. president eve

john glenn fires retro rockets so to slow the spacecraft. to direct it back to earth. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> roger. retros are firing. are they ever. it feels like i'm going back toward hawaii. >> then the first ominous note. the first warning of possible disaster. a chilling signal flashes an indication that the capsule's heat shield may be loose. the astronaut might perish like an earth-bound meteor in the 3,000 degrees of re-entry heat without the heat shield. strapped over it, the retro pack might hold it in place. cape canaveral makes the decision. >> this is tech, friendship 7, we are recommending that you leave the retro package on for the entire reentry. >> as the world listens and stands still and helplessly hopes, cape control uses flightby for re-entry. john glenn rides his craft through the curbing globe beneath. science, in its amazing exactness, selects the receive friendship 7 as it blazes into the earth's atmosphere. >> friendship 7. a real fireball outside. >> the fiberglass surface of the heat shield is starting to melt and vaporize as the wake extremes back to block off communication. as the earth'

john glenn. five, four, three, two, one, zero. >> roger. the clock is operating. we're under way.r, we're programming. we're all okay. it won't be long about here. stand by for 20 seconds. >> roger. >> two, one. roger. back up clock. >> roger. i love see that. i could see that 1,000 times. the flight lasted 4 hours, 55 minutes, 23 seconds. senator john glenn joins us this morning in columbus, ohio. it's nice to see you again, sir. thanks for talking with us. will you do me a favor and take us back to that moment we just got to see. this flight had been scuttled like ten times over a month because of various issues. so the moment it was about to happen, what was going through your mind? >> well, you know, trained very hard for that flight. you had a number of things you were doing. you weren't just sitting there contemplating things in general. you were very busy, reading the gauges, read that information back to the block house to check with their instrumentation. so it was a very busy time period. we trained for that. we ran simulation after simulation to where you could hardly b

john glenn became the first american to orbit the earth. fox's phil keating takes a look back at this important penalty in history. >> five, four, three -- important moment in history. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> rogerperating. they're on their way. >> reporter: and with that 50 years ago today astronaut john glenn orbiting earth three times before splashing down in the bahamas leading the united states to win the space race. it was a triumphant moment every american alive at the time remembers. long before space travel became routine and for glenn a historic florida morning out of the now abandoned launch complex 14 that he still thinks about all the time. >> oh, that view is tremendous! >> i was just anxious to go. i went on the 11th scheduled date. i suited up four times and once the flight was canceled because the weather when i was in the transfer van on the way to the launch pad, but i was up twice before and so it's almost hard to believe when we went to the final 18 second count and realized i was really going to go on this take 50 years ago. it was a great feeling. >> reporter: and it continues to inspire pride for visitors coming out today to photograph themselves below this replica of the

roger go for at least 7 orbits. megyn: beautiful indeed. johnad the right stuff to make u.s. space history. this coming monday marks 50 years since glennn was the first astronaut to orbit the earth. where is our space program heading next? >> reporter: 50 years later you can hear that same excitement in john glenls voice when he talks about the details of that historic accomplishment. that launch was scrubbed 10 different times before finally taking off on the friendship 7 or weather or technical reasons. the auto pilot failed after one of three orbits around the earth. there were concerns that the heat shield could give way upon return. even fears about what the flight could do to john glenn's body. >> the things we were looking back on those first flights seem so primitive they are almost laughable. but the doctors and ophthalmologists were concerned your eyes might change shape and your vision might change enough that you couldn't see the instrument panel to make an emergency instrument panel if you had to. >> reporter: when he did plaque dow

rogers -- it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. then you add a little john wayne. here we go.et's go over the ridge. you got george herbert walker bush. >> during his if i'm days at the white house, president bush worked diligently to recognize americans he thought made a difference. >> we began with a national strategy, changing attitudes so all americans define a successful life as one that includes serving others. >> he used that sentence more than any other sentence in his presidency because he felt it was important to keep triggering people to think differently about what they thought and what they believed was success in their lives. >> one thing is for sure, i didn't lack for inspiration or support during those four years. as to whether we got some things, history can make that determination. >> up next, what does a former president do after life in the white house? here's a hint. he doesn't sit in a rocking chair. >> always an avid sportsman, george h.w. bush is the only u.s. president to skydive. his record is five, not including the world war ii bailout. he sees thos