good morning, i am john scott. >>> and i am uma.s is special coverage of the funeral for whitney houston. >> a look at new hope baptist church. endless stream of friends and family to say goodbye. they were remembered she will celebrate her life. >> a near perfect voice brought tears and joy to people around the world. >> kelly wright is live at new hope baptist church. and for the membership of new hope baptist church who watched whitney houston grow up. it is a day of home going and celebrating their life and legacy and her gift to the world as being one of the greatest mucal talents ever among the tars . whitney will be remembered for her amazing voice. ♪ and i will always love you. ♪ i will always love you. >> that amazing voice, whitney will be remembered among hat amazing voice. and bobby humphrey told me, remembering the early ears when whitney was a teenager and performed with her mother in new york city where she was discovered. >> she had started modeling and which one of the two would she pursue. there is a guy by the nam

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

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sending john scott to the rangers for fifth round draft pick and picking up defenseman for second ande roster space and getting something in return the player has been around blackhawks his fourth team olympic team in 2010 " but he could help the blackhawks get back on track. >> we knew we had to add experience on the back and talking about that for a long time objective going and it will help us complete lineup healthy i think every team would say that as well big boost in the short term some of those guys when they come back in a very strong group richard hamilton nobody say yes or no but yesterday in orlando and derrick rose did say no to dancing during player introductions not that he has anything against dancing >> just not me at that time did not feel like dancing. concerned about that image >> college hoops at the irish are dancing not pretty old tonight henry sims with nice backdoor feed to jason clark combined for 25 points and doing some work sims to greg whittington it fewest points ever in big east game. at the white sox a lot more points on the board 2012 than they did 20

john scott is in later for the fox report, 7:00 p.m. eastern time, and don't forget to log on to the shep page, foxnews.com/shep. have a great day. >> consumers hit, is the economy next? welcome. i'm stewart veteraney in for neil cavuto. get ready for sticker shop. prices from everything from gas and clothing to food and rent spiking as oil prices keep soaring. crude topping $103 a barrel today. it's up more than $4.05 in the last week. now at its highest level in nine months. but despite all of this, the headline numbers in today's inflation report from the government, consumer prices rise .2%. sounds very tame. not to charles payne who is looking beyond the numbers. >> you don't believe the numbers? >> absolutely not. there's not a single person watching this show right now that believes this. half he people are laughing and the other half are insulting by the fact the government keeps puts this stuff out. >> gas up 9%. food up 4%. clothing up 4%. the government says inflation is less than 3%. why don't you believe it? >> the cpi repo

former ohio senator john glenn and scott carpenter joined florida senator bill nelson for the ceremony today in cape canaveral. the ceremony acknowledged 125 crew members that put the mercury mission in orbit. glenn and carpenter are the only surviving astronauts from that mission. >>> john glenn is joining us tomorrow on fox 5 morning news reflecting on the past 50 years at 7:30. >>> just minutes aw nissan's sports xtra a wild golf finish and the return of baseball. >>> gwen is checking your forecast. i guess it really depends where you live whether you say any trace of snow. >> absolutely. some of you are seeing rain, some of you a little mix. we'll have the details on what to expect for your holiday coming up after the break. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum, we can empower more people to innovate, create jobs, and put momentum behind our economy. and a spectrum auction could raise as much as 30 billion dollars to help fund the payroll tax cut. it'

. >> and john glenn blasted off on 1962. scottdberg has a look at how john glenn and nasa are celebrating the momentous day. >> in 1962, the u.s. was losing the space race. it had been five years since the russians launched the first sputnik and john glenn carried a national psyche that badly needed boost on to the launch pad. >> godspeed, john glenn. >> 3 2, 1. >> john glenn became the first human to orbit the earth helping american become the trailblazer in space exploration. >> zero g and i feel fine. that view is tremendous. >> the ophthalmologist were concerned that your eyes may change shape and your vision would end of so you could not see the panel enough to make an emergency reentry. >> it's a good thing they were wrong. he circled the earth three times in five hours and had to steer by hand. on reentry he stopped fireworks. >> that was a real fireball. >> he watched part of his spaceship tear away and you read the heat shield would not hold up. >> the deal looks good, over. >> it was a safe and beautiful landing. today,

senator john mccain told scott pelley yesterday the u.n. should help rebels one way or the other. >> one of the ideas that's been floated is kind of a sanctuary that would allow people to train and equip. we don't need to do that directly, but i think there are ways to get arms to the resistance, and the turks in the arab league can play a very significant role. it's the same rationale why we went into bosnia. it's the same reason why we went to kosovo. it's the same reason why we've involved ourselves in other parts of the world on behalf of people who can't help themselves. >>> two iranian warships docked at ports yesterday as they were warned about aiding opposition to the syrian government. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" the troubled greek economy gets some relief in the form of another major bailout. jennifer lewis hall is here in new york with that and so much more. good morning, jennifer. >>> european financial leaders reached a deal early this morning on a $170 billion rescue loan for greece. they came to the agreement following more t

whole thing, threat jury watch it and come that-to-their own decision. >> pelley: john, thanks very much. >> thanks, scott. >> pelley: you know about the growing tensions over iran's nuclear program. the economic sanctions, the threats of war, all in the effort to stop iran from building a nuclear bomb. well, today all of a sudden the iranians said they want to talk. norah o'donnell is at the white house tonight. norah? >> reporter: scott, u.s. officials are cautiously optimistic about a letter that they have received from iran. today secretary of state hillary clinton said that iran did not insist on any pre-conditions but they want to make sure that iran is sere qlus about ending its enrichment program and not just stalling for time. >> we think this is an important step and we welcome the letter. >> reporter: the letter from iran's chief nuclear negotiator doctor saeed jalili proposed talks at the earliest possible time. it was received tuesday in response from a letter from lady catherine ashton, the european union's foreign policy chief and point person for negotiations between the major world powers

he was talking with barry goldwater and hugh scott and john rhodes, they all came up and persuaded him he had to leave. they were already working on the resignation speech, it was nonsense. it was horrible. who was i talking to just recently? i was with hague and he had sort of deputized me to go talk to the staff. some were bitter and angry, what are we quitting for, this is awful. he sent me over to talk to trisha, julie and d.d. in the sun room, explain to them that the old man had to go. very rough. >> let me turn to bob lichter at george mason university. any final thoughts or questions, bob? >> pat, you have been in politics as a commentator, communicator, candidate, just about everything, and i wondered if you have any single principle you would give to somebody running for high office that could structure the way you try to communicate with the electorate. >> i don't know if you can. i don't know if you can. we're all different. and as we talked about president obama and president nixon and ronald reagan, how different reagan and nixon were in terms of communication. and what t

he goes by the alias scott trey and john bradshaw. >>> sonoma county pan in jail after a deputy discovered-- man in jail after a deputy discovered dozens of homemade bombs in his car. the deputy pulled him over for traffic violations. he was arrested for driving with a suspended license. then the deputy searched his car and found 49 homemade bombs, each bigger than a firecracker. deputies found more bombs, fuses, gunpowder and weapons in a search of his home. he's being held on $50,000 bail. >>> president obama is apologizing to afghans today for the burning of copies of the qur'an as two u.s. soldiers were killed during a violent protest. afghan police have killed five protesters during a third day of rioting throughout the country. the two u.s. soldiers killed were part of a nato force in eastern afghanistan. killed by a man dressed in an afghan army uniform. this erupted monday when afghan workers saw u.s. soldiers dumping religious books in a garbage pile. president obama said the error was inadvertent i assure you we will take appropriate steps to avoid any recurrence and hold those r

thank you so much for joining us, scott, john. we will see you soon. >>> we are waiting on disney earnings out any moment right now. 72 cents a share, the estimate on earnings for disney. ceo bob iger is going to join us exclusively. great window into the consumer, of course, from disney. we'll get that straight from robert iger. then, technology has been on a roll this year, as the winner in 2011 as well. the names of five technology names that have no debt, and increasing cash flow on their balance sheets. two screens we believe are important for your portfolio. no debt, high cash levels. you're watching the "closing bell" on cnbc, first in business bell" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back. disney due out with earnings just moments from now, as we await the numbers. we'll preview the quarter. the company is reported to be expected to report 72 cents a share in earnings on revenue of $11.2 billion. this, by the way, is the fiscal first quarter for disney. david joyce joins me. also david, what are you looking

he goes by the alias scott trey and john bradshaw. >>> sonoma county pan in jail after a deputy discovered-- man in jail after a deputy discovered dozens of homemade bombs in his car. the deputy pulled him over for traffic violations. he was arrested for driving with a suspended license. then the deputy searched his car and found 49 homemade bombs, each bigger than a firecracker. deputies found more bombs, fuses, gunpowder and weapons in a search of his home. he's being held on $50,000 bail. >>> president obama is apologizing to afghans today for the burning of copies of the qur'an as two u.s. soldiers were killed during a violent protest. afghan police have killed five protesters during a third day of rioting throughout the country. the two u.s. soldiers killed were part of a nato force in eastern afghanistan. killed by a man dressed in an afghan army uniform. this erupted monday when afghan workers saw u.s. soldiers dumping religious books in a garbage pile. president obama said the error was inadvertent i assure you we will take appropriate steps to avoid any recurrence and hold those r

people are getting enough already with this stuff if the union busters like mitch daniels what scott walker john case a jan brewer if they want to fight they're going to have a fight. for more on what's going on around the nation when it comes to the roads or working people and how working people can fight back i'm honored to be joined by congresswoman tammy baldwin representing wisconsin's second district in the running for the united states senate congresswoman baldwin great to have you with us it's wonderful to join you thank you so much what's the what's the state of working people right now you know. well and it was constantly working people and middle class families are taking it on the chin right now and it's not only because of this deep recession that we've been in but it's really as a consequence of i think many years of bad economic policies and when i travel around the state of wisconsin. i hear people really open up about their struggles right now and tell their individual stories i mean whether it's moms and dads who can't scrape any savings for their kids' college fund seniors who

at launch complex 14, john glenn and scott carpenter, the other surviving astronaut went to the launchpads a ghost town. when glen went up there was not only risk to his life but all kinds of uncertainty. >> i was anxious. i suited up four times and once the flight was canceled because of weather when i was in the transfer van on the way to the launchpad. i was up twice before and so it was almost hard to believe when we went to the final 18 second count and realized i was really going to go. >> today glen is 90 years old and the other team members that went out over the weekend, they're all in their eights it's a and 70s but full of pride. it was the best times of their lives in the early '60s, leading the charge in science and space. in the buckeye state, john glenn is there, he later became a u.s. senator in ohio. he's there with charles bolden having a two-day forum in columbus, columbus, ohio. if you're in the area and can't get enough of this moment when the united states took the lead and went on to of course be the only country putting man on the moon, this is a great day in human

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flight program, nasa honored all 125 members of the crew during a ceremony yesterday including john glen and scottcarpenter astronauts they are the only surviving acetonaughts from that mission, -- astronauts from that mission, earlier this glen. >> i think before the flight we had been in competition with the russians either the depths of the cold war we didn't know whether communism would spread around the world more than it had that time and it came at that time when the russians were claiming superiority to the united states the flight of friendship 7 was one that helped bring us back from that and i was glad to be selected for that flight. >> it was a very different time in our history. you had the chance to talk to him pretty special. >> fascinating. >> coming up nearly two dozen dogs dropped off at a shelter in western maryland. well, this morning they are in the good loving hands of a virginia shelter and they are looking for their forever homes, so, how can you help? we will have it for you in this mornings pet project. >> look at that face. >> cody simpson is standing by, the pop star is

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greater than it is today over the weekend surviving members of the mercury team accompanied john glen and scottarpenter 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 make their way through the state capital [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old e

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yesterday john glenn and scott carpenter marked the occasion meeting wake-up scientists who helped americaven the score in the space race. glenn says it's hard to believe a half century later that the u.s. is depending on russians for rides into orbit. last year nasa ended its shuttle program due to budget cuts. i know it's tough for the ast astronauts to hear. >> cool to see the photos. i like to watch that. 6:19. the occupy movement heading to prison. we'll tell you why demonstrators will be outside san quentin today. >> presidential app on this presidents day. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that c help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the door gets stuck... o

nick ols will join me for the latest. >> coming up next, john nichols has the latest from wisconsin after a scottker aide pleads guilty in an on-going investigation. >>> the big finish, more explosive developments in the susan g. komen controversy, looks like someone is lying who made the call to defund planned parenthood. >>> we'll play you the sound and let you decide. stay tuned. >>> coming up in tonight's big finish, karen handel is out at the susan g. komen organization organization, does her resume keep her in politics? i'll ask the president of the national organization of women what this all means, next. >>> you know, ed, look five years from now my prediction the susan g. komen foundation won't exist or will be reduced to say between 10 and 25% of the current size. >> that was terry o'neill, president of the national organization of women on this program just last week, speaking about the susan g. komen foundation initial decision to cut off funding to planned parenthood. in a moment, terry will join us again. now the woman at the center of the controversy, komen's vice president public

it looks like governor scott walker's legal problems are just beginning as a former top aide pleading guilty in court. john nicholls to join me on that. stay tuned. >>> and in psychotalk tonight noted conservative economist and college dropout rush limbaugh. rush is desperately trying to put a negative spin on the 243,000 jobs created in january. >> but even i failed to grasp this within the amount of the allotted time i had during show prep. we're still working on this, because i want to get to the bottom of it. i'm struck by the difference in the raw number of 2.5 million jobs lost and the government saying 243,000 were created. the bottom line is this. in a nut shell the withholding tax receipts numbers doesn't line up with employment. obama monkeying the numbers here, jimmying around with things in an election year designed to make things look better than they are. >> limbaugh admits he doesn't understand what he's talking about, but he's confident the president is cooking the books. he's wrong. here's how the murdoch owned "wall street journal" explains the january employment report. every january, th

i'm john jon scott and "happening now" the white house is rethinking its stance after a major backlash because after ruling that religious institution must supply employee insurance that includes birth control. just yesterday on a cincinnati radio show vice president joe biden suggested something could be worked out. >> i'm determined to see that this gets worked out and i believe we can work it out but the frustration, cardinal designee dolan's frustration is real. jenna: the vice president talked about him, cardinal designate, timothy dolan and york archbishop feels betrayed after meeting with the president on this very issue late last year aft whole lot to this story. wendell goler live at the white house. wendell, what do we expect to hear from the president? >> reporter: we expect to hear according to aides what the president will characterize as an accommodation with catholic hospitals and universities that the affordable care act requirement that all employers provide contraception for their workers but not a compromise on the goal that making sure contraception is available for

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john f. kennedy beach. >> scott figured out how to watch tv and work at the same time.ou haven't been hanging without me enough. >> an additional monitor for your lap top or desk top so you can use more than one screen at once. now you've seen these before. but what make this is one unusual is it is super cheap, a little more than 100 bucks. and it's supereasy to use. it has one usb plug. you plug it into your lap top, the lap top recognizes it right away and you're off and running. no power cord, no monitor, no setup. it's made by a company called aoc. let me go over the instructions. you plug it into your computer. there is one cord. you plug it in. and you get your monitor and it's up and running. a little more than 100 bucks. 120 bucks. >> taking notes. plug in. okay. 5:56. still to come on "today in the bay," the fight to drain a bay area dam. why it could be soon before the voters in one city. >> the latest high school talking about bringing drug sniffing dogs on campus. >> and you made it to friday. we've got a good looking afternoon shaping up. a few showers tom

john, to whom is santorum appealing with this message? >> he's appealing to religious voters, scott, who like his specific stance on the social issues and conservatives who like he shows conviction. the risk is that he becomes defined by his passion and they miss a chance to reach those republican voters looking for a candidate focused on other issues like excessive government spending and job creation. another risk is republicans thinking about the general election. whether santorum's unapologetic talk about social issues could hurt him with swing voters who are less ideological. voters, republicans, who might have thought mitt romney wasn't conservative enough may decide compared to santorum romney is more dependable. a more dependable candidate to deliver the republican message. >> pelley: john, thank you. a growing issue in the race is the rising price of gasoline. it's up to a nationwide average $3.57 a gallon. 40 cents higher than a year ago. oil hit a nine-month high after iran said it's cutting off oil exports to britain and france, retaliation for economic sanctions imposed

john. number one, you've got scott walker going around the country making a bigger political name for himself, of course, on this teaching tour, if you may, but he's also ginning up support for his recall on a national level. how was walker involved in arizona's anti-union fight? what do you make of all of this? >> well, walker's very, very involved. your view ersz ers will recall that back in the start of november, we were in ohio watching as ohioans voted 61-39 against an assault on collective bargaining in their state. well, two days after ohio cast its votes, scott walker flew down to arizona to deliver the speech you just have shown segments of. he spent a whole day and a half down there, met behind closed doors with goldwater institute folks and all sorts of other conservative political players down there. now what is very important to understand is that the goldwater institute is funded at least in part by the coke wroer brothers, the same people who spent a great deal of money to select scott walker and was very supportive of him when he was governor. the coke brothers are big funders