jonathan nyce -- >> the prosecution saw a much darker side of jonathan nyce. >> your husband brutallyby smashing your skull into a concrete floor. >> in her opening statement, prosecutor doris galuchi cut right to the quick of the case. >> when you're mrs. jonathan nyce, you pay for your extramarital indiscretions with your life. we had to start with what this case wasn't about, and we felt that our mission was really to explain to the jury that this case was not about michelle nyce having an affair. the case was about her husband, who brutally beat and killed her. >> jonathan nyce broke down as his recorded confession was played for the jury. >> i know i pushed her to the ground. i was more just trying to control her, so that i could be a loving influence on her more than anything else. >> in his taped statement to police, jonathan nyce admitted he pounded his wife's head into the floor to get control of her. >> but if i pushed too hard and she hit the floor in a way i never expected. i never expected her not to put up her hands and, whatever, catch with her feet or something, but i

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he is a friend of david, and his name is jonathan. how many of you know jonathan? this is a story that does not even get told very often, but i want to share this story with you for this reason. jonathan recognized that the big holy god was to be trusted. and that is what i want to leave you with today. this big, holy god can be trusted, sauterne to me if you will back to the old testament in the front of your bible. if you have got niv, this is page 394. this is a battle. it seems like the whole old testament is filled with battles. how is it that nothing changes? we all have battles ourselves, and this was a battle of the philistines, and they were then mimesis of others. chapter 14. "when they jonathan, who was the son of saul, the first king of israel, one day, he said to the young man who was bearing his armor" -- the way that battles worked is that you had a soldier, but in order to have a defense against the arrows, another fellow came along at a hold up a huge shield in front of the warrior to stop the year rose -- the arrows, so there was the r. barrett ca

uc, jonathan did not trust -- [no audio] jonathan put that trust in god. you see, he had seen the hand of god. he had seen david slay the giant. he knew what god was capable of. what he did was step out in fayed, which is something this church-- in faith, which is something this church knows something about. the text says, if we go appear, this is how we will know how god is in it. if the philistines say to us, come on up, then we will know that god has given the battle into our hands. can you imagine that as your tests? the philistines say come on up here and then we will know that god is with us? but the philistines did say that. let's see the exact words here in the bible. "and johnson, come then, if they say to us, wait until we come to you, we will stay where we are and not go up to them. but if they say, come up to us, we will climb up because that will be our sign that the lord has given us them to our hands." this is the point. they went up and got to that point of decision. the philistines said come on up and they taunted them. you come up here an

i'm joined tonight by msnbc political analyst and bloomberg view columnist jonathan alter and e.j. dionne, fellow at the brookings institution and columnist for "the washington post." gentlemen, it's been an eventful day in the world of politics. jonathan, what do you make of all of this, is it possible for mitt romney to lose the nomination at this point, how big a day was it? >> it's possible if he loses south carolina and the momentum is not moving in his direction, then you have a two-man race and you can say all right, gingrich isn't even on the ballot in virginia and romney has a better organization, but as you indicated a few minutes ago, gingrich has some access to some real money, and he could make this into a real contest. a lot of republicans apparently are willing to see past his marital infidelities, this open marriage thing is kind of mind blowing. can you imagine what would happen if this was a democrat, what rick perry would be saying? >> we talked in our ed newsroom today about what if president obama had dropped a bomb shell on a news magazine saying michelle and

i agree with jonathan and the people jonathan interviewed, the military does thought want democracy, they want to stay in power at long as they can. and the democratic forces question if they are really question, but the people behind the riot as year ago, they want the military to leave. so if the military can gather support around attacking an american, a relatively harmless american, but an veteran nevertheless, whose father is in president obama's cabinet, that might get some support for the military. >>shepard: which is most likely the goal. >>judge napolitano: yes. look as we speak there is no rule of law in subsequent. the military makes up the law as they go along. the military is prosecuting president obama for people who are killed in in the square and the military has killed more in the square than they accused mubarak of killing. >>shepard: listen to this. a full screen, a call for full screen. here is the e-mail. several of us have been offered refuge at the u.s. ambassador's residence, and this is the nuclear obligation raising this to a full-blown crisis if it isn't al

jonathan talk a little bit about the dredging -- jonathan talk a little bit about the dredging process. there are regulatory costs and the like that we are recommending for your approval today. the total of that worked we estimate at $74 million, higher than the $54 million we estimated when we were before you in november. additionally, we tried to get our arms around some of the post-match work that will be eligible for reimbursement. that principally includes the future seismic upgrade. i mentioned the partial upgrade. there will be the need for additional piles to support the future development at the site. we would propose the same sort of refined seismic analysis there. that work, we recommend, be deemed approved as long as there are no flood hazards at the site. we estimate the cost of that at $31 million, and that totals $105 million, pre and post- match, excluding work that may occur at peers -- piers 26 and 28. diving into the financial analysis, negotiations have been ongoing. i really want to credit the lane forbes, the financial analysis, jonathan stern, and others, who hav

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is it, jonathan, going to be a knockdown, drag-out? this is it. >> i hope so. first-class entertainment, ed. they've been good so far. the expectations are high for this weekend. because as the voting starts, a little sense of desperation sets in. and it's very, very hard to consistently take the high road in these events. they've got to score points. and then you have somebody like newt gingrich who's made no secret of the fact that he wants to deliver some roundhouse punches to mitt romney. so at a minimum we're going to see that. >> joy-ann, are the candidates going to pile on mitt romney? >> well, except for ron paul who seems to be going after newt gingrich. he called him a chicken hawk already. you're going to see a lot of cross fire in this debate. it's going to be interesting because each of them has a mission. mitt romney has to once again prove he's acceptable to conservatives. newt gingrich claims he owns the debate forum. the pressure is on him to be really good. you know, ron paul has to prove he's not crazy which is always his charge. they all hav

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thank you, jonathan. we look forward to the next revision or draft of the ifp. so i think we should take recess. i would like to ask the public to bear with us. we have been at this since 9:00 this morning. we need to take a quick break. 20 minutes? 15-20 minutes. and we will be right back. >> item 10a request approval of the 34th america's cup and james r. herman cruise terminal and northeast wharf plaza tenant relocation plan san francisco, california. request approval. >> use in the assistant deputy director of real estate for the board of san francisco. now that we had the america's cup project, the convergence and the overlap of these two projects with respect to time schedules in their shared disabilities has necessitated the need for the port to plan for the relocation of tenants that currently occupy the port space. in advance preparation for these projects, the port has been in close communication with the prospective tenants by providing information and arranging for tenants to be informed of the status of these projects. the california relocation assi

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jonathan, your thoughts? >> ed, if credentials and qualifications were the standards, then dick cheney would have been president instead of george w. bush, he would have been everything before he was vice president, certainly barack obama didn't have much in the way of those kind of qualifications and experience. >> you'd have to admit hillary clinton would be one. most experienced people ever to run for t the office. >> she would, but the way politics work, she would get knocked off by andrew cuomo. >> it would be a long time to sit in one of those seats. it wouldn't necessarily help her, ed, i don't think. i think if she wants to do it in 2016, she can do it in 2016. i'm not worried about that. >> joan, there is probably the down side of it all for the democrats would be that hillary clinton does have a way of invigorating the right wing, they used to raise money any time she was in the news. >> she became such a big hero. she has got a high approval rating because she is not running for anything. she is no

>>jonathan: but he is. and he is.rd: a disgruntled employee opened fire at a lumber company and killed three co-workers this morning in the town of "star," and police say this the suspect walked for a plant with a gun and shot four people. the fourth victim is critical now. and cops say when the shooter went home he tried to kill him evidence is and now he is in the hospital. police report that the cops found six-page letter but did not reveal what was in it. it could have been a suicide note because he tried to kill himself. and a weather alert. after a mild start, really unusually mild, we now have snow. so it is january and snowing and, today, that is news. the first junior storm of the season hit parts of the northeast and the midwest, midwest first. we have seen up to 9" in some spots and this snow is not finished. and now, to chicago, they had to see this coming. you cannot be chicago and not expect this to she up. >>guest: usually by this time of year the city of chicago spent $6 million plowing a road. until y

he didn't have to. >> now you're being divisive, you're being polarizing, jonathan. mr. chairman it's not only race, though, it's income, women's rights to choose, it's gays' rights. when you look at what the gop candidates for president all stand for, the 1% in this country, tax cuts for the beltiest americans, new tax cuts for corporations, support ending medicare as we know it. supporting cutting social security, oppose the buffett rule. they are against various groups and playing to try to divide groups. if we blame one for something rather than the other, we all won't come together to try to bring this country together. >> i think that could be a strategy. i don't think it's going to work. i hope it won't work, but you know, reverend, the best thing that's happening to president obama is the republican campaign. the individuals who are out running and making all these statements i think are turning people off even if they don't turn off people, they'll turn some on who might very well come out now, because they see they are being attacked. not just minorities. >> jo

jonathan alter helps me preview tomorrow's state of the union.get to t >>> welcome back to "the ed show." let's face it one of the reason gingrich won saturday was because he's better than mitt romney at vilifying president obama. >> president obama has been historically the most effective food stamp president in american history. >> congressman james clybo rrn talked about the coded language gingrich is using. >> newt gingrich is throwing red meat to the base, saying little words and phrases that we are very familiar here in the south. i'm saying he's appealing to an element in this party that will see president obama as different from all other presidents that we have had. >> gingrich responded to the criticism shortly after. >> it's unfor national liberal leaders, whatever their ethnic background can't have an honest open debate about policies that fail. the fact is far more whites than blacks are on food stamps and liberals shouldn't get away with hiding the consequence of their bad policies by yelling racism. >> i'm joined by msnbc host mart

jonathan hunt is with us now in the newsroom in new york city.hose convicted murders, some of them, could be headed back to prison now. >>jonathan: that is what a judge will decide today. whether those pardons were unconstitutional. if so, at least four of those convicted murders could be headed back to prison. as to all four, they were expected to be in the court today, although we are now being told that the one on screen right as you look there, the authorities have not now been able to find him. so, he won't be there. but, there will obviously be a quick search for him if, indeed, the judge rules the pardons were unconstitutional, and they should go back behind bars. >>shepard: the governor says a lot of this is more about politics than it is about the law. >>jonathan: he points out the attorney general is the only democrat-statewide official in mississippi and says this is about politics were the political opponents have misrepresented what he did and misrepresented the dangers posed by the criminals to the public. this is what he said on cb

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>>jonathan: like most actors who stop pontificating he should stick to acting.epard: you seem so angry. >>randy: it conjures up emotions in me, for 9/11. >>arthur: all of us. that is why he got the reaction he got. >>randy: and why he said what he said. >>shepard: it is over now? a nice apology. >>arthur: he was smart. he did a good job, fall on the sword. >>randy: confronted i the done. >>shepard: there must be beer for sale at the world cup in brazil, soccer officials are insisting upon beer. this despite the fact that brazil has banned alcoholic drinks at sports venues to prevent violence between rival fans. budweiser is one of the t sponsors and the secretary-generaled of the tournament wants brazil to rewrite the law saying and i quote, "alcoholic drinks are part of the world cup so we're going to have them." excuse me if i sound arrogant but that is something we will not negotiate. highway could you have soccer without beer? pray tell. >>arthur: i understand that rule. in italy when the english teams come to play --. here we go, brit b ashing. >>arthur: it

jonathan serrie ve in greenville, north carolina. jonathan? >> that's right, shep.ch is attending a private fundraiser. earlier this the day he was visiting in the nearby town of spartanburg made a campaign spot at the beacon a very poplar drive-in restaurant. we also went to another poplar restaurant to take the pulse of voters to see what was on their minds. not surprising everybody was talking about bread and butter issues. >> it should be the economy. people out of work. i think that's the top thing that they need to look into. so far it hasn't been taken care of. and whoever gets elected is going to have to face that. >> social conservatives play a prominent role in south carolina's electorate but wafford political science professor says voters also have a pragmatic side and favor electability, sometimes tipping the scales in favor of more moderate candidates. >> you have practical conservatives down here that have the tradition of voting for a nominee that's going to get -- that has the chance of getting the nomination and that has a chance of winning. >> and,

jonathan, will this strategy backfire? will it work?> i don't think it will work, for the critics of mitt romney, but it does two very good things for barack obama. the first is that it starts to implant in the minds of the american people that bain capital and what you call vulture capitalism is a legitimate campaign issue moving forward. it's an important debate for the country to have, and newt gingrich and his sugar daddies are kick it off so that is great. the other thing, very quickly, the other thing didn't get much attention is that the backlash against it by the romney people, they are going and they're trying to tell adelson's casino, public company that he runs that it's improper use of money to get behind this kind of thing. if that then becomes a model moving forward, it gives progressives a way to resist the super pacs an power of big money. when other sugar daddies start to come up with the money, then progressives can go to shareholders and say oh no you don't, there is a price to be paid for you in the court of public o

>>jonathan: a big issue in past election cycles.illary clinton, for instance, in 2008 was under weeks of pressure to reveal her tax records and the clinton family tax records and she agreed to do so, you look at john mccain and senator john mccain and senator john kerry, and they both took a lost flock for releasing their but not the full records of their wealthy wives, but, ultimately, no ones tax records as far as we can see paid a real difference in a nomination process or the presidential race itself if there are no real still cons in the closet it is much ado about nothing. >>shepard: so that is why people say, why not release it? juan, political writer, juan williams who writes for the "wall street journal" and "new york times", and does not want rehearse them -- does net want to release them until after april after he would be the nominee. >>guest: after super tuesday, march 6, the big bonanza. he is well on the way to claiming this nomination, and it is important to remember in the last debate, broadcast here on fox news, wh

>>jonathan: the couple, 69 and 70, respectively, from st.aul, minnesota, and they is not been heard from and they were on board the costa concordia and a couple of their children are in italy hoping to find them, and they issued a statement on a website they set up, and it says, in part "we find comfort in the fact that every day we see first hand how hard the italians continue to work to find mom and dad. we hope the ongoing effort continues to find more passengers so their families did be reunited with their loved ones. thank you for your continued prayers and support." four children, 16 grandchild. waiting for word. >>shepard: horrible. thank you, jonathan, chatting on the stories throughout the hour on foxnews.com/shep on "on the hunt." google has been collecting information about all of us users for years. and now the bosses say they plan to start "combining" that information. a threat to privacy? we will get interest that. plus, what really happened to demi after pair -- sarah medics showed autopsy at her house after word, now, of help

and jonathan bean.ou ask most people that you interviewed on the street, probably they would agree that government for the most part is inept and corrupt. those same people i would think would want more government intervention to have an equal playing field, for people in this country in general. why do you think those two issues, ineptness and corruptness don't coincide with the desire for less government. >> john: anyone? people say government is corrupt. we need government to fix it. >> i think instinctively, as long as our tribe we are connected to, they will make the right decisions if they are kinds of decisions we want them to make. if it's going in favor of the other tribe that we don't like, we'll attack them as being incompetent. we only see them as corrupt with the other party or other guy there is an example of this in texas. they have recently adopted something for drunk driving called no refusal. in many states when you are stopped for drunk driving, attorneys say don't give them the breat

jonathan hunt is live back in "studio b," jonathan, it is a bold threat from iran, but, lou is the unitedtates responding? >>jonathan: the response is that iran's words are meaningless and whatever war games they want did conduct in the strait of hormuz u.s. aircraft carriers will continue to travel through that straight as and when the u.s. deemed necessary. officials say they believe iran is simply hitting out because sanctions are biting. >> it reflects the fact that iran is in a position of weakness. it is the latest round of iranian threats and it is confirmation that tehran is under increasing pressure for continued failures to live up to their international obligations. >>jonathan: so iran's threats are empty, and nothing more. >>shepard: but this is all about iran's reported nuclear program. >>jonathan: officials blow they say iran is hitting out because they are angry the u.s. is imposing new sanctions against iran as a punishment for pursuing the nuclear program and those experts also say they believe iran is trying to borrow from the north korean playbook and trying to make thr

the chief fox correspondent jonathan hunt.tt romney has a lot of cash, where does he spend it? >>jonathan: as you said, he gave several million to charity, but he also sinks a lot of cash into real estate. look at these two homes. in california, $12 million on that mansion. also, has an estate in new hampshire on the right, there, officially assessed at $4.3 million and he sold his mansion in massachusetts, and that was worth several million, too, and he also sold a home in beautiful park city, utah, take a look at that. not too shabby listed at just over $5 million and the only house she interested in is the white one that the president lives in. >> how about the other candidates? >>jonathan: they are not badly off. newt gingrich's network is estimated at $6.5 million. probably less impressive for the portfolio, just two residents, one in virginia, assessed as $1 million. and ron paul, between $2 million and $5 million, the same texas home for four decades and we think it is on the market for $325 million. and rick santorum's