a writer is will be looking at this guy john rogers and go on legally blind shot two people killed one of them i think is insurance rates are going to go up a little bit you have the marketplace involved in these decisions isn't that the sort of thing that conservatives would have worries anybody michael whoa i mean theoretically maybe but the fact is you know this guy there is no law saying he couldn't have his guns back and so i don't see why any reason why he should be legally barred from it also he was a graduate anality i mean guy has shot two people and killed one of them and he's blind well i mean he was acquitted for doing criminal i mean if it's in self-defense that's one thing but you know we can always pick out like the extreme cases like this but i mean what if i mean the window how are we going to choose who gets a gun and who doesn't i can see now buying guns with criminals and stuff like that but this guy is not a criminal he's a blind guy trying to defend himself and yeah ok he has accidentally shot some people you know one of them was a parent only in self-defense i gu

i'm happy the justice was done big case was bizarre john rogers a man who was legally blind went before a judge this afternoon demanding to get his guns back his guns were confiscated by law enforcement after he shot and killed a man but rogers was acquitted. the judge said he had no choice but to return rogers can millimeter glock along with a rifle he used to kill thirty four year old james de witt and four years earlier rogers and fired off a bunch of rounds at his cousin was accused of you know that those charges got dropped as cousin didn't prosecute. i have been saying for a long time that you know the second amendment says a well regulated militia how do we know how do we regulate guns it's you when know when. cars started getting fast enough that they could kill people in the nineteen ots the nineteen teens we started regulating cars he said you've got to have they've got to be registered you've got to demonstrate proficiency to use one and you have to have liability insurance at the very least so if the kids at newtown had been hit by a you know that same person driving a car g

john rogers was acquitted of murder last month. shot james dewitt after a night of drinking in rogers home. last week the judge said if he had a choice he would not return the guns, but legally he has no choice. rogers was partially blind in a construction accident and says he needs his guns for protection. what does your gut tell you? do you think that john wayne rogers should get those guns back? under florida's stand your ground law? go to newsnation.msnbc.com. that does it for this edition of "news nation." our third day at our new time. thank you to everyone who participated in our google-plus chat. next up, msnbc's secretary of state john kerry will join andrea mitchell for a live extended interview from the state department. that's next only on msnbc. >>> it's time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. christina wilson had a network of friends, opera singers, actors, musicians who needed part-time work. and she had a sense parents were in the market for creative babysitters, so she started sitter studio, and now

his name is john wayne rogers. i'm not making this up. john wayne rogers.th a rifle in his home in 2012 after dewitt allegedly started punching him, threatening his life. and during the first degree murder trial last month, there were conflicting witness accounts. and that prompted the judge to dismiss the jury, and award rogers immunity from prosecution. that's that stand your ground law. you get that hearing before you actually have to go to trial. might not even have to go to trial at all. that's what happened here. it also meant the judge had to give rogers back his weapons. pistol and a rifle. he's blind. he won those guns back at a hearing yesterday in the very same sanford courthouse where trayvon martin, where that case was tried. rogers says that he needs those guns for self defense. >> it's my constitutional right, first of all. second of all, i wasn't carrying any of these firearms around. i was in my house on five acres on a private road in geneva, out of the way. i'm happy that justice was done. >> okay. so in case you're wondering, it was a co

a judge granted immunity to john rogers based on florida's stand your ground law.e went to court demanding his guns be returned. >> it's my constitutional right, first of all. second of all, i wasn't carrying these firearms around. i was in my house on 5-acres on a private road. >> rogers says he need guns for protection. thjudge says he had no choice but to return those weapons. >> a new bill can allow businesses to deny service to homosexuals in arizona. why supporters of the bill don't see it that way. >> and, it could be round number 2 of refunds for many people who get speeding tickets and that's all because of what a wusa9 investigation found. you'll see if you qualify when my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reduci

john wall, roger waters' favorite nba player, the steal and you know the deal, 29 points, 9 assists,t to double overtime. green is good. what a pass. was that -- to danny green. spurs, 125-118 in two overtimes. >> funny how both those gamed worked. you got to remember ray allen opening the corner in the heat and danny green opening in the corner with the spurs. >> you have to remember us. why not. >> yeah. >> guy, thanks. >>> we're happy to pass along congratulations to you, marci. that's right. both for something you did last night and for making our "play of the day." >> my goodness. what an honor. i guess this is about last night. i ran up the empire state building. all 86 floors, 1576 steps of it helping to raise money for the multiple my loam that research foundation which works to find a cure for blood cancers and happy to report i not only survived it but i got it done about 22 minutes and 40 seconds, i have the medal to prove it. >> folk, that's 20 -- that's 22 minutes and you did 86 floors. >> yeah. >> you are amazing. how do you feel this morning? >> i'm feeling good. you k

roger ailes -- john huntsman comes to new york to have a meeting with roger ailes and it does not go well. roger ailes essentially says why are you talking about this climate change staff? it is a hoax and basically buries him for having an ailes view a progressive position. john huntsman got only about four hours of screen time at fox compared to a candidate let's say herman cain who took very conservative positions 999 and all that stuff and wanted to build a fence at the border very conservative positions. he got more than 10 hours of airtime on fox during the primary. their campaigns were essentially essentially -- lasted for the same amount of time. that shows you if you are not on board with fox ailes will limit the amount of time you can get on his channel and therefore you're going to be in front of republican voters for shorter period of time and it will damage her real the t. to win a contested primary. romney fast-forward to the general election very much campaigned on the "fox news" style message and was ultimately that style of politics that turned off many voters in the

john goldman. >> the honor roll and mrs. harold rogers. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. jack smith.rick. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the hon. and mrs. mike donovan. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. joe been some. [inaudible conversations] the governor of kentucky and mrs. bashir. >> misters steve it plans -- it steve clemens. it. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. anderson this is steve holland. it jeff zucker and steve holland , longtime white house correspondent for writers. again, you're looking at the arrival of the guests that began around 6:30 p.m. this evening in an area known as the bookseller. they then moved upstairs for a reception and then took a trolly a short distance on the south side of the white house for the actual debtor itself. the state dining room and east room not able to handle the 350 guests to honor the french president. so this is what the scene looks like inside the south lawn to and to to replicate a money money-inspired setting in much have that transportation of a spring-like the man a

as we celebrate black history month, i rise to honor a remarkable american, john rogers sr., a man of unrivaled determination and intellect who led an extraordinary life. ms. kelly: mr. rogers moved to chicago at the age of 12, following the death of his parents and earned his pilot's license and enlisted in the army air forces, where he flew in 120 combat missions in world war ii as a member of the famed husband keegy airmen. he went on to attend the university of chicago's law school, on the g.i. bill, and served for 21 years as the cook county juvenile court judge. he was known as much for his compassion as he was for his convictions. and believed as much in give second chances as he did in doing things right the first time. mr. rogers was a great leader and role model. he passed away last month at the age of 95, but leaves behind a legacy of accomplishment that have made a greater america and are worthy of being celebrated in any month. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek

roger goodell joins us for an exclusive interview. elway and manning. we'll talk with john elway about the roll he played in bringing peyton manning to denver and the nfl's most famous dad. >> if peyton and the broncos win on sunday, is there a part of you that would like to see him retire, see him quit on top? >> a little bit. >> we'll ask archie manning about his sons recovery from four neck surgeries. our power player of the week, three-time super bowl champ troy aikman on making the turn from player to broadcaster. >> i love what i do in broadcasting, the next best thing to playing the game. >> all now on "fox news sunday." you are looking at metlife stadium, home of the new york jets and giants and now home to super bowl xlviii. tonight it will be the first open-air stadium in a cold-weather city to host the nfl's biggest game. and hello again from fox news. today in new jersey. for all the talk about denver's top offense going up against seattle's top defense, much of the focus leading up to this game has been on the weather. let's get the latest from fox chief meteor

john goldman. >> the honor roll and mrs. harold rogers. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. jack smith.audible conversations] mr. and mrs. joe been some. [inaudible conversations] the governor of kentucky and mrs. bashir. >> misters steve it plans -- it steve clemens. it. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. anderson this is steve holland. it jeff zucker and steve holland , longtime white house correspondent for writers. again, you're looking at the arrival of the guests that began around 6:30 p.m. this evening in an area known as the bookseller. they then moved upstairs for a reception and then took a trolly a short distance on the south side of the white house for the actual debtor itself. the state dining room and east room not able to handle the 350 guests to honor the french president. so this is what the scene looks like inside the south lawn to and to to replicate a money money-inspired setting in much have that transportation of a spring-like the man and a test by the president of the united states in honor of the president of france. [applause]

at 2 p.m., fox news sunday with roger to dell, denver broncos executive john elway, and former nfl quarterbackhie manning peter state of the union follows at three with louisiana republican governor bobby jindal. denis mcdonough, once again, and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. as aare brought to you public service by the networks and c-span. we broadcast of the show begin at noon eastern with nbc's meet the press, 1:00 with abc's this week, at 2 p.m. fox news sunday, at 3 p.m. state of the union, and therefore clock is "face the nation" from cbs. you can hear them all on radio across the country on xm satellite radio, find us on channel 120. you can download your free app for your smart phone or listen online at c-span.org. you --he let's hear from let's hear from you. should the nfl be tax-exempt? this story focusing on jason shave its, who propose legislation that would strip the his annualtus and revenues have soared about nine billion dollars. also the hill points out that the national basketball league and major league baseball are not tax-exempt. mlb gave up its tax exempt stat

john henry smith reporting from metlife stadium. another interesting fact is the commissioner, roger gaddel said he'll be outside. >> he won't be in a suite. what was the point of that, he can be in a suite, he's a rich man. >> he wants to be with the people. it will be cold. he may have an answer for that. >> no weather arma get job. >> i agree, the forecast was accurate. it will be nice out there for the game. i'll tell you why. there's a front pushing through to the east. they'll receive snow, even freezing rain across i-80. but this front. unlike the others we had to deal with is going to take a north-easterly track. we are going to get some of the cloud cover across new york. you can see it there. there has been breaks of cloud and sunshine. that's the reason in the live shot you saw a bit of sunshine. tomorrow a different story. the front pushing to the east. take a look. there's a mild surge of area. temperatures close to 51 degrees for the day time high on sunday. so a spectacular weather day. certainly i can't say east rutherford. game time around 6:30. i anticipate temperatures to fall. cloudy skies. it helps to inflate th

> now on booktv, political strategist and consultant roger stone presents his thoughts on who was responsible for the assassination of president john f. kennedy. this is about 45 minutes. >> thank you. thank you very much. first, let me thank books and books for this terrific opportunity. this is my last book signing up 2013, and it has been a tremendous experience. i have been to santa monica, california, new jersey, atlantic city new jersey, three different groups of new york, queens, brooklyn and manhattan. i have been to dallas on november 22, 2013, had a books on their on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of president john fitzgerald kennedy, then on to lyndon johnson's hometown of austin. i stayed in the driscoll hotel in the very room where johnson had thrifts with his mistress. and i was roundly ignored by this mostly texas media. the book has become a "new york times" bestseller. it is an amazon bestseller. it is a used today -- "usa today" bestseller. and i'm gratified about that. i approached the subject as one would approach a murder investigation. indeed, the murder investigation that should have been conducted

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john soften and johnson are not here. obviously, they're not here because their trains were canceled. but roger mark desouza who directs our important wilson program will join the conversation later in the program. there he is. yes, he is here. to substitute for them. and thank you, roger mark. but also we're sad that they can't be here. so it's a great pleasure to welcome back to the wilson center raj shah who's a good friend of ours. aid has facilities in this tiny little building, and raj hasn't spoken here in two months -- no, 2012, not 2013. whoa. in 14 months. he then spoke on what then- secretary of state hillary clinton called the economic state craft, something that i think everyone agrees is a crucial part of the tool box we use to project a u.s. narrative in the world. as raj put it, quote: harnessing american ingenuity to advance global development and in the process strengthen our own nation's economy is what we should be doing. the numbers tell the story. since 2001 aid has formed more than 1600 public/private partnerships with over 3500 partner organizations with an estimated val

meanwhile roger at gmail addressing even more personal questions i get. boxers or briefs? and answer is? depends. that's nice. johnyahoo! i applaud calling out your detractors that criticize your voice. kudos for not making excuses and hiding health issues. you're hardest working guy on tv. your the best sense of humor. please interrupt liars, spinners and sid i don't think so. they waste your time and answer. why can't answer the question. why indeed. you better talk to phillies in las vegas. sheave had it. cavuto, control yourself and shut up! you're so busy trying to prove you're smart and you're not. you get dumber every second you interrupt your otherwise more stimulating guests. this viewer will get stimulated elsewhere. phyllis, exactly what do you mean by stimulated elsewhere? it's a family show, young lady. christie in baton rouge. fox anchors like to talk you remind me of my butcher. like him you also give me the beef. touche, chrissie, touche. al leaks, what is the deal with your hairpiece. don't you make sure it is straight before you go on air. it was all out of place last night. all right. alex for t

john o'connor, appreciate your time tonight. thanks for joining us on "the ed show." >>> up next, jan brewer finally did the right thing in arizona. mike rogers joins me to discuss what took her so long and why conservatives are fuming about it. still ahead, the white house called for public opinions on the keystone xl pipeline. and you answered. we'll share your comments and bring you more from nebraska. knows her way around a miniskirt. can run in high heels. must be a supermodel, right? you don't know "aarp". because aarp is making finding the career you love, no matter what your age, a real possibility. go to aarp.org/possibilities to check out life reimagined for tools, support, and connections. if you don't think "i've still got it" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". find more surprising possibilities and get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities you want everything.orks an expert ford technician knows your car's health depends on a full, complete checkup. the works. because when it comes to feeling safe behind the wheel, going the distance and saving at the pump you want it all. get our multi-point inspection with a a synt

starts at 9:00 eastern with gabriel chairman with roger ailes and fax -- fox news and continues on k-9 warriors. astronauts' wives and woodrow wilson. johnsident's day weekend. march 2nd, black power, the civil rights movement. joseph will take e-mails, comment and wes from noon until 9:00 eastern. online on booktv's book club. bonnie morris, read a women's history for beginners. click on book club to enter the chat room. >> the u.s. and gambling in now and will continue work on a bill dealing with military pensions. it seeks to repeal one percentage point reduction in the cost-of-living adjustments for military retirees and the age of 62. at 12:15 montana democratic senator designate john walsh will be sworn in by vice president joe biden. john walsh will replace former democratic senator max baucus who last week was confirmed as u.s. ambassador to china. live to the senate floor on c-span2.

roger goddell joins for an exclusive interview. then, two of the most revered names in football: elway and manning. we will talk with famed quaterback turned broncos executive johnbout the role he played in bringing peyton manning to denver. and the nfl's most famous dad. >> if peyton and the

roger goodell. some of the findings he came back with that i think are the most surprising. he had a couple other people on a consistent base harassing jonathan martin. johnon with ric richie incognito. it wasn't just jonathan martin but an assistant trainer and a younger offensive lineman. they are referred to as player "a." there is not a name to the assistant trainer. it said martin was taunted on a persistent basis with not only sexually explicit remarks but also racially charged, racially slurred, racially derogatory language on a consistent basis. this was the subject of him leaving the team abruptly in 2013. the report also says that martin was so stressful on him that it was consistent with contributing to his mental health issues. two different times in 2013, he said he considered suicide. another important point that i found to be important is that we have on derred whether or not the dolphins knew about any of this, whether or not the front office, the head coach was in any sort of position to cover it up or they had to even had asked the players, why don't you toughen up jonathan martin. here it says that coach philbin in the front office did

mcmorris rogers is now under an ethics committee allegation, that she improperly mixed campaign and official funds to help win a 2012 house leadership race. she denies the accusations. >>> johnto the olympic spir i he performed the ceremonial puck drop last night. several players on both teams compete for their countries in the game and the nhl will play before it starts its break for the olympics. >>> jay leno ended his run as host of the tonight show. >> jay, you made a lot of jokes about me over the years. do not worry, i'm not upset. on an unrelated note, i've decided to make you my knew ambassador to antarctica. hope you have a warm coat, funny, man. >> his finale was packed full of celebrities and surprises. the his first game from 1992, billy crystal led a musical tribute including jack black and carol burn net and oprah winfrey got into the act ♪ so long farewell you really raised the bar ♪ ♪ if you were me you'd buy them all a car ♪ >> leno thanked his staff and audience before signing off for the last time. >> it's fun to kind of be the old guy and sit back here and see where the next generation takes this great institution and it really is, great institution for 6

eastern with roger of with k9 nd continues warriors, john rizzo on his work for the c.i.a. and debra solomon rockwell. of norman the savanna book festival, live saturday on book tv. march 2, black power, the civil rights movement and the obama era. storian peniel joseph will take calls live on march 2 at noon eastern. and comment on february's in depth guest bonnie mars. read "women's history for beginners." go to booktv.org and click on book club to enter the chatroom. the director of national intelligence today told lawmakers a cyberattack is the greatest national security threat facing the u.s. here's some of his testimony before the senate armed services committee this morning. >> thank you, mr. chairman, director clapper, general flynn, thank you for your service and thank the people of your organization as well. as i ask these questions, if they are -- if the answer should be in closed session, i'm sure you'll let me know but one of the things that we worry about, obviously there's cyberattacks but physical dangers and what i always think is what keeps me up at night

rogers, literally talk about almost everything. connell: except the debt ceiling. we will take this up from washington as the deadline approaches, treasury said gary jack lew urging congress to raise the debt limit. john boehner saying republicans are aiming for deficit reduction steps as part of any deal that gets done and on capitol hill, congressman charlie rangel joins us now. they were talking about the stock market, down again today but we had a big decline in the market. does that have an effect on the negotiations, strengthening or weakening position on either side? >> it goes far beyond that. has a devastating impact on the market when the president of the united states will be saying basically congress refuses to allow him to increase the debt ceiling which means he cannot promise that he will be repaying $17 trillion. connell: if you were in the midst of your negotiating position you could point whether it is a direct cause and effect, the market is down and we have to get this done. >> john boehner has made it abundantly clear that he is not going to have the handful of tea party people restrict the government and cause a fiscal disaster. what is going to happen is we are going to have a c

john brennan briefed congress on terrorist threats including al qaeda training camps in syria. he was joined at a hearing at the house intelligence committee but director of national intelligence and other intelligence officials. congressman mike rogers shares this two-hour hearing. [inaudible conversations] >> the committee will coats of order. a few preliminary analysis before we start. just last evening we had a classified session before the committee to discuss at length their most pressing intelligence issues including sensitive covert action programs, the threats emanating from both terrorist organizations and adversarial nations, the increase in cyber attack capability around the world, the full scope of our intelligence capabilities and priorities. now we turn to our open session where the american people receive the benefit of as much transparency about intelligence as possible. as a reminder to all members we are in open session, and we should be careful not to discuss classified matters. for the committee will not tolerate any disruptions from the gallery today. those who love signs', are destroyed to with the closing or appearance and will be removed from the hearing room by capitol police. i would like to welcome our wit