kasich told me that himself. >> dana: he has to turn it around. you have to make a case to deep it in there. the republican bench on the state side is impressive. our friend ed gillispie helps run that and they have had steady gains since he was at the elm of it. >> greg: more like your friend. i don't know him. >> dana: want to get to know him? >> greg: love to. >> dana: nice guy. >> bob: nice guy, but you wouldn't get along with him. he talks politics all the time. >> dana: he is funny. >> greg: shall we take a break? coming up, you a choice. we can talk about tim tebow, tim tebow -- or yeah, tim tebow. if you leave now i'll send an angry letter to all your friends staying what a jerk you are. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: take it away. welcome back to "the five." joran van der sloot, the guy suspected in the death of natalee holloway will be lock up for a while. he got 28-year sentence after pleading guilty to death of peruvian woman. this is shocking. no one expected this. he was going to get 28 years. the thought process was he was going to bleed guil

but as kasich pointed out, it didn't solve the problem the state was facing. >> let me be clear.re is no bail-out coming. there is no bail-out because there is no money. >> who historically in this country and state by state pays for the excessive expanse of government? it is fundamentally the middle class taxpayers in the states. and in our country. >> the options are limited reduce the public employee pension and benefit or increase taxes or cut other services. that is now playing out in detroit, which just announced it will be forced to close police stations to the public from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m., 16 hours a day to reduce personnel. effort to save $250 million over the next 18 months. in washington, jim angle, fox news. >> bret: european bank stocks fell sharply today on worries about losses on government debt. banks continue to have trouble raising new capital that they will need to write off billions in debt in the coming months. still ahead, the challenges of new hampshire. up next, shocking news for owners o >> bret: there is trouble tonight for some american icons. fir

kasich told me that himself. >> dana: he has to turn it around. make a case to deep it in there. the republican bench on the state side is impressive. our friend ed gillispie helps run that and they have had steady gains since he was at the elm of it. >> greg: more like your friend. i don't know him. >> dana: want to get to know him? >> greg: love to. >> dana: nice guy. >> bob: nice guy, but you wouldn't get along with him. he talks politics all the time. >> dana: he is funny. >> greg: shall we take a break? coming up, you a choice. we can talk about tim tebow, tim tebow -- or yeah, tim tebow. if you leave now i'll send an angry letter to all your friends staying what a jerk you are. ♪ ♪ whee wheeeeeeeeeeeee! wheeeeeeeeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! pure adrenaline. whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geico app today. whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspir

kasich told me that himself. >> dana: he has to turn it around.ake a case to deep it in there. the republican bench on the state side is impressive. our friend ed gillispie helps run that and they have had steady gains since he was at the elm of it. >> greg: more like your friend. i don't know him. >> dana: want to get to know him? >> greg: love to. >> dana: nice guy. >> bob: nice guy, but you wouldn't get along with him. he talks politics all the time. >> dana: he is funny. >> greg: shall we take a break? coming up, you a choice. we can talk about tim tebow, tim tebow -- or yeah, tim tebow. if you leave now i'll send an angry letter to all your friends staying what a jerk you are. ♪ ♪ i couldn't concei this as a heart attack. the doctor leaned over and said to me, "you just beat the widow-maker." i was put on an aspirin, and it's part of my regimen now. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go see your doctor now. can you enjoy vegetables with an as sauceregimen. and still reach your weight loss go

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kasich he was in the army until the 1950's and worked at the aberdeen crowns. his wife died in 10 years ago. neighbors did not believe the couple had any children. because of the fire is still under investigation. >> we will do our investigation in conjunction with the maryland state police. we will determine the origin and cause of the fire. >> the officer stuck around it just sitting in his car watching the activity because around him. >> it is interesting to could not let it go. what was your gut telling you what was going on? >> the house was burning. i was trying to hurry at an act to save a life. >> fire officials say they knew right away the home had a smoke alarms. they were going off when they just entered inside the home. >> we are on the road to indianapolis. dozens of football fans will pack their stadium against the texans. safety is a big concern. we caught up with mayor stephanie rawlings like about how the city is setting up for the crops. >> we have been planning for large events. we saw some of that on the years eve the week changed things for

plans for keeping william and kasich go public, plus occupied d.c. is on the move and white protesters are taking their cause in doors. we will have all that plus the full forecast. temperatures are >>> new photographs are being released of casey anthony. the images service overnight on a website. most of the pictures appear to be self portraits and show casey anthony with short blond hair. her lawyers say the video blog was recorded in october for personal use. she talked about her excitement over getting a new dog and a computer. a psychiatrist said that reveals a beam. >> it has been a long time since i've been able to call something mind them as she is so self absorbed about not having possession when anyone and everyone who watches this remembers that she once had the most precious possession of all a daughter. >> is a mystery as to who leaked the photos and video and her lawyers say the release was unauthorized and they consider it illegal and a criminal act. >>> we are following the latest developments of your inventor sloot. the trial has bee

the day, whether it's libya, whether it's the debt ceiling, whether it's the discussion around the kasich bill where governor romney is absent in showing leadership. i'll always put my country first. it seems that governor romney believes in putting politics first. governor romney enjoys firing people. i enjoy creating jobs. >> most likely the person that should represent our party running against president obama is not someone who called him a remarkable leader and went to be his ambassador in china. >> this station is divided, david. because of attitudes like that. >> you get the idea. markets not unusual for a candidate to rip the front-runner and then come out and endorse him a little bit later. but let's look at the path now with huntsman out of the way for mitt romney. what if anything could stop romney at this point? >> well, he'd have to, i think, lose the south carolina primary. even a narrow win would be enough for him. it would have involve one of the three conservative candidates or both perhaps getting together and endorsing. it doesn't look like it's going to happen. huntsma

northwest of frederick maryland in the state park, when they crossed the same creek for the fourth time kasich said he knew they were lost he called 911. >>> the sheriff sent a helicopter at home, wife sent christopher a text message. >> 5:23 p.m. i asked where are you he goes lost police on the way. >>> she said where are you i really don't know. >> i keep asking okay do i need to worry. no. >> you see christopher had his iphone. >> i had a charged phone, made a world of difference if i didn't have a phone i would have been stuck bad. >> reporter: i couldn't trust the map ap. >> it kept telling me i was here but he knew he wasn't. as soon as he heard the police helicopter he turned on the phone's flashlight. every now and then i would go like this i thought hold it steady. >> reporter: it caught the flight crew's eye. >> he was using night vision goggles i didn't realize that helped him find me. >> reporter: a 43-year-old lawyer for unbc he was eventually rescued but took four hours. >> it is really scary you have no idea what kind of an ending it is going to have. >> reporter: two rescuers w

even john kasich, the governor of your state has said "contrary to popular opinion, the auto industry is getting stronger." and yet, these are people who philosophically believe that what should have happened as mitt romney has said in terms of housing, just let the thing fall apart, collapse and capitalism will somehow resolve the problem. >> yeah, people here, they're so stuck and entrenched in their philosophy of something of government, of economics that they miss the practical aspects of what they do. the best example perhaps of overall au in addition to what i mentioned about the cruz is that in the last six months, ford which was not part of the rescue, chrysler and gm which were, and honda which of course was not, all four.cans, ohio centric in many ways and michigan, those four companies all announced multi100 million investments in ohio alone. if that doesn't tell you about the growth of the auto industry and again, don't forget there's thousands of that work for the big companies but there are hundreds of thousands that work in the supply chain and those are all over ohio a

. >>> and indiana governor mitch daniels joins john kasich and scott daniel in attacking unions.ill it work in the hoosier state in state democratic leader pat bower will join me and explain the gop's latest assault on workers in the hoosier state. stay with us. >>> rick santorum is scrambling to spin his way out of trouble over a racial comment he seemed to make during a recent campaign event. santorum was talking about his opposition to programs like medicaid and food stamps. then he said this. >> i don't want to make black people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. >> it sounds like he said i don't want to make black people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. the following day rick santorum, he didn't deny it. >> i've seen that quote. i haven't seen the context in which that was made. and yesterday i talked, for example, about a movie called -- what was it? "waiting for superman." which was about black children. >> so santorum fully acknowledged it was something he could have said. but after his success in the iowa caucuses he rethought his po

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i would just add that health savings account, which i introduced 20 years ago with john kasich is really the fundamental reform of getting consumers back involved in the health care system. the problem with the answers from congressman gingrich and governor romney is that, well, they didn't always say what they're saying. governor romney was the author of romney care, which is a top down government-run health care system which, read an article today, has 15 different items directly in common with obama care. everything from the increase in the medicaid program, not just that government is going to mandate you buy something that's a condition of breathing, mandate thaw buy an insurance policy, something that governor romney agreed to the at the state level, something that congressman gingrich for 20 years advocated that the federal government can force each and every person to enter into a private contract, something that everyone now, at least up on this stage says is radically unconstitutional, congressman gingrich supported it for 20 years. governor romney supported it in the state, a

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so i think the biggest challenge that kasich another said there was all people heard for the negativesnd were outspent by 10 to one or 11 to one or something like that. i think we can win as long as we have enough to get our message out. >> one more question before we open it up to the audience. if i may reform minded governor and i said scott did a great job at pierces big backlash in the recall. is there anything after you going through this he would do differently? i know you would push for the reform because -- structural reforms would what if you learned in how this has unfolded? >> clearly we laid the groundwork earlier in january to every every and i mean that not just me speaking about. think we would have run an aggressive ad campaign because that is the biggest mistake i made. iges uses as a fix it. you are elected to fix things, going to. the. i had no idea of the national mind that would attack us early on and distort the facts of the truth. again i said before but if people had known how many tens of millions of dollars and school districts wasted in the past by being forc

so i think the biggest challenge that kasich another said there was all people heard for the negatives and were outspent by 10 to one or 11 to one or something like that. i think we can win as long as we have enough to get our message out. >> one more question before we open it up to the audience. if i may reform minded governor and i said scott did a great job at pierces big backlash in the recall. is there anything after you going through this he would do differently? i know you would push for the reform because -- structural reforms would what if you learned in how this has unfolded? >> clearly we laid the groundwork earlier in january to every every and i mean that not just me speaking about. think we would have run an aggressive ad campaign because that is the biggest mistake i made. iges uses as a fix it. you are elected to fix things, going to. the. i had no idea of the national mind that would attack us early on and distort the facts of the truth. again i said before but if people had known how many tens of millions of dollars and school districts wasted in the past by being fo

so i think the biggest challenge that kasich another said there was all people heard for the negatives and were outspent by 10 to one or 11 to one or something like that. i think we can win as long as we have enough to get our message out. >> one more question before we open it up to the audience. if i may reform minded governor and i said scott did a great job at pierces big backlash in the recall. is there anything after you going through this he would do differently? i know you would push for the reform because -- structural reforms would what if you learned in how this has unfolded? >> clearly we laid the groundwork earlier in january to every every and i mean that not just me speaking about. think we would have run an aggressive ad campaign because that is the biggest mistake i made. iges uses as a fix it. you are elected to fix things, going to. the. i had no idea of the national mind that would attack us early on and distort the facts of the truth. again i said before but if people had known how many tens of millions of dollars and school districts wasted in the past by being fo

so the biggest the challenge that kasich and others had was all people heard were the negatives. they were outspent by 10 to 1, 11 to 1 something like that. we'll be outspent just as our senators were in the recall but i think we can win as long as we have enough to get our message out. >> one more question before we open it up to the audience, is there you know, if i'm a reform-minded governor in another state and i look at this, well, god, scott did a great job but, you know, this big backlash and a recall, is there anything -- after going through this now you would -- you would do differently? i know you would push for the reforms because they were important structural reforms, but what have you learned from the bruising nature of how this has unfolded? >> well, i think clearly we will lay the groundwork early in january and february. and i mean that not me speaking about it. i think we would have run an aggressive ad campaign because i didn't -- that's the biggest mistake i made, i just viewed this as a fix-it, you're elected to fix things and go in and do it. i had no idea t

i was down the kasich rhino and she said that's perfect, that is evidence it's working, getting all the bad stuff out. and the best of the was because she had done this cutting. you get up after an hour and she took a big knife, the court a cutting blade. she holds the ninth and explains we all have these she believes formed the sun healthy emotional connections to other people that think of it like tied down by the little people who have roads all over them. sandra to the rescue she's going to cut them with this knife and you stand there with the incense and she says some things and a tiny little person she does in fact believe that she is genetically part fairy. she stands over this big knife and starts swooping it over your head and down your arms and then she explains to you look, most of us -- its tvs we have to be careful about this -- most of us for our own healthy emotional connections in one part of our body, there's one part of our body reform these connections we regret the next day and so we need you to stand barry still while like these chords and she takes the big life and

the chamber of commerce put up money to help governor kasich in ohio. state beat the unions -- thtey ey beat the unions. thank you. guest: a number of different issues. we want more manufactured here in the u.s. we are the largest manufacturer in the world. everybody wants more here. we will not do that by building walls. we have to make this the best place for folks to do business because we have great tax policy and a highly educated work force. this is where you want to be if you want to invest. you are not going to get folks to build manufactured here just by trying to lock them down. host: 1 viewer wants some clarification. guest: we support the right of workers to organize. there is a distinction between private-sector unions that understand that economic growth is critical. arter's, laborers -- carpenters and laborers. we have had more disagreements with the public sector unions because they tend to view their role as getting more from the government. with that productive relationships with unions -- we have had a productive relationships with un

rick scott in the 30s, kasich is below 40. that has a big if ekt in the two states.n who wins in ohio and florida -- a democrat who wins in ohio and florida will win the presidency. >> howard let's get to the nitty gritty. a gallon of new hampshire maple syrup against a gallon of vermont maple syrup. >> that stuff is motor oil you make over there. i'm not getting any hasment ham maple sear. >> how about the election? >> that would be something worthwhile. >> you don't think vermont maple syrup is worthwhile? that may be true. new hampshire maple syrup certainly is. >> you got that whack job of a speaker up there. how would you like to be governor with the speaker they've got now? >> romney zbg to be talking jobs. people are worried about jobs. romney is going to be talking about wasted money in the stimulus package that just went out to bail out public service employees, that's going to stick and romney is going to be talking about the fact that the economy has not recovered, it's the longest non-recovery the country's ever had and that's a reflection of incompetence

i would just add that health savings account, which i introduced 20 years ago with john kasich, is really the fundamental reform of getting consumers back involved in the health care system. the problem with the answers from congressman gingrich and governor romney is that, well, they didn't always say what they're saying. governor romney was the author of romneycare, which is a top- down government-run health care system which, read an article today, has 15 different items directly in common with obamacare, everything from the increase in the medicaid program, not just that government is going to mandate you buy something that's a condition of breathing, mandate that you buy an insurance policy, something that governor romney agreed to at the state level, something congressman gingrich for 20 years advocated, that the federal government can force each and every person to enter into a private contract. something that everyone now, at least up on this stage, says is radically unconstitutional, congressman gingrich supported for 20 years. governor romney supported it in the state, a state t

candidates but mitt romney that drove off mitch daniels, jeb bush, chris christie, that drove off john kasichre are none in this race at a time of historic opportunity for the republican party. >> true. and i actually agree with david. because i think the -- >> you're just doing that because it makes you feel smart. >> no, it's because -- do you want me to get my new yorker tote bag? that's how i feel smart. >> i bet you take that down with you. >> it's the one place you could. i think the -- when you look back at these races, '76, hugely important, emergence of reagan. you look at '88, which has more in common with this moment than any other analogous year. i think george h.w. bush is a formidable human being and interesting man, the politics of 1988, books were written about how they were empty, it was the twinkie of the end of the cold war. >> wait, why do you hate the american flag? >> '08 was a generational shift. i think there was an interesting debate about health care. i think obama who ran -- we all kind of forget this now. obama was to hillary's right on a lot of questions, particul

. >> it's interesting because remember what happened in ohio a few months ago, governor kasich took itrther and included police officers and firefighters in those cuts. that was overturned by the voters. if you look at that as precedence, what do you think will happen in wisconsin? >> before we look at wisconsin, consider this as a precedent. in rhode island, they have rolled back pensions to people who have already retired. that's existing retirees, they've had their pensions rolled back because rhode island is flat out broke. what happens in wisconsin, i don't know. but the fight is going to get ugly. you've got in illinois, the governor quinn there, he's got a stop pension abuse vote coming up. in indiana, they want to make it a right who to work state. in ohio, as you said, they roll back the union restrictions. in california, they've got a $9 billion deficit and they've got to cut more people and they've got to raise taxes to meet that deficit to pay the pensions. >> see, i look at walker who has this cool under fire, he's been very even keel. he's actually doing the work for ever

in apple's's kasich 25,000 employees are in the u.s. and something like half a million to three quarters are in china making things and shipping them all over the world and the trade deficit so to speak. so if you want to innovate, the case has worked with in generally doesn't work well when you separate engineering from manufacturing. the repeated studies by the harvard business school and like the reporter of the business school have shown if you get -- if this is how you used to be with engineering and manufacturing together and look the manufacturing come over here, the effectiveness communication, the effectiveness of the collaboration drops off dramatically and we have seen that with the cases where it's been brought back by g, in cr, others bringing it back and putting it together innovation works. to let the manufacturing go over here and you don't bring it back, pretty soon the logical solution is that your engineering goes over there, too to get the deficiency. and now you have neither of them and now you easily have nothing.

kasich, i do not like that. i will not live with that. what does icann live on?e live on the trust we work with our partners globally. we have to be fair and respected. we have to act in a trust for the fashion. that means that we have to keep pushing on these kind of issues to enhance things like "who is" even when it is easy for everything to gain ground down and stock in. that is part of the valley that the board of icann has and as ceo i value and sticking things sometimes. if you think it is simple, write it up and get everyone on board. >> i am joe, you talk about national governments be in one of the biggest likeliest purchaser of these top-level domains. there are also many .gov and a number of governments trying to pare down and rationalize web presence is right now. i am wondering if you would expect this expansion of domains to change the way government manages their web presence? >> first i mentioned some geographies where there seems to be an interest in creating local languages scripts for creating local.com, .org, .gov. we will see what happens. a

what i have put forth over the years, starting back in 1992, i've worked with a guy named john kasich, starting health savings accounts. with dick armey i such a bill that said we should not treat people who have employer provided insurance and equally under the tax code, because if you have insurance, every dollar your employer spends on entrance is not taxable to you. yet if your employer gives these that same amount of money, and pays it to you, you have to be taxes and then go out and buy your own insurance. depending on what were tax record is, you have to do it with after-tax dollars. the idea of having a system where we treat everybody the same, so we give tax credits to the uninsured so we can provide and equality under the tax cut about everyone. i support a system that allows that. that is why i have performed the tax code. i would get rid of the tax code, go to two rates, 10% and 28%. 28% is the top rate established by ron reagan. five deductions -- health care, housing, pensions, children come and charities. a simple code and put in place to be able to support those who ne