joining us now, lindsey bell. she's an investment analyst at thestreet.com. lindsey, nice to you have on the program. >> thank you for having me. >> susie: all right so, many investors were counting on a bigger dividend. of this's been calling it for a dividend all this time and then they were disappoint. compared to apple's technology peer companies like microsoft or hewlett packard, they pay a bigger dividend. what do you think? >> you know, i think this dividend came in at the low end of what many investors were expecting. but the share repurchase was where the extra bonus came in. most investors i talked to were lacking for four and a half to 5 billion, in share repurchases. we've got 10 billion. and yes, it might be a little bit less than microsoft and intel but it's still a lot better, the dividend i mean, is a lot better than what other big tech companies do offer. >> susie: well, i think everybody is looking at all that cash that apple has. so even after they pay out the dividend and dot stock buyback there's plenty of cash left over. does apple need

lindsey with some polish of the year you have again we shall really reduce calorie clear we're getting off topic really all of the meat of what you're saying ok you see lindsay going sorry i please love me my dear what you say ok. can we stay with syria ok go ahead well name point my hamlet and my point is sorry you can carry on while mine my point is that actually the unintended consequences of the war in iraq have been in marketing in truth all along to strengthen iran which was not what the americans intended when they went to war but actually it's been the consequence of overthrowing saddam hussein secondly to the help to trigger off the arab spring and now what you're finding is that the intervention in syria is very much related to those two things it's related to trying to weaken iran in the region whether iran is the rectory first or whether syria is it seems to me that both of them are in the sights of of the united states and of and of their allies is also an attempt to regain control of the region after the overthrow of progress and dictators in tunisia and egypt and that's

we go to someplace mon he is a writer and author of humanitarian imperialism and in london we have lindsey german she is the convener of the british anti-war organization stop the war coalition right folks this is cross i mean you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encouraged her but if i go to you first in new york what's your sense of kofi annan peace plan for syria is it a beginning or is it a dead end post probably a dead end largely because the civil war is likely to go on saddam has engaged in murderous activities thousands of people have lost their lives it's a terrible situation the problem however is what is the aftermath if in fact assad is deposed what actually occurs is the muslim brotherhood that takes over and yet it gets yet another put have put their foot walk in and that part of the world or in fact does do the democratic forces emerge there are a lot of competing interests russia obviously has a warm water port in syria and would like to see. see the retention of our side you have the chinese playing a role there as well so it's a very very complicated situation

government today even if the opposition have to be a lot more structural like lindsey graham has been i don't know wealthy i think that it might be a trend as we have two election season now that the war in afghanistan isn't popular with the public i think we might see more people starting to try to take that route as if we didn't know is know that karzai isn't exactly a reliable partner thanks so much for joining us today so much for having me. all right as we've spoken about at length on the show states across the country have taken it upon themselves over the past few years to pass through coney and immigration laws some of which taken so far that parts of those laws are unconstitutional and what legal experts are screaming from the rooftops states like arizona south carolina georgia and now alabama are finding out first hand as law after law is being scrapped down or slapped down in federal court it all started with arizona's immigration law and seventy article requiring immigrants to prove that they're often rise to be in the country or risk state charges among others are blocked

graham has too much control i guess you could say i don't know about that lindsey graham was just i guess and he's a credible person to talk about it what's funny is he actually just came out today after these statements are based said ok this is what we're talking about this is you know so for him that's a compromise i don't think you get which will change position because all he wants to do is it president obama i think you have to be your sponsor in these cases and clearly a lot of the right wing republicans have no interest whatsoever and really thinking and forward on the strategy they're there you know their rhetoric on iran has been heated their rhetoric on afghanistan so heated it just takes it on a level where as people who are in the u.s. government today even if the opposition have to be a lot more specter like lindsey graham has been i don't know wealthy i think that it might be a trend as we have two election season now that the war in afghanistan isn't popular with the public i think we might see more people starting to try to take that route as if we didn't always kno

totino's pizza rolls. >>> my name is macintosh. >> and i'm lindsey lohan. >> lindsey lohan drew a lotf attention hosting "saturday night live". it was one of the most-watched episodes of the season. it's not getting rave reviews from the critics however. sources said she was proud of her performance and she's happy to be back working again. we can all understand that. >>> in europe, the continent's most active sol create know erupted for a third time this year. spectacular images from sicily. it lasted for about three hours. the earth is really crazy right now. >> yeah. >> between the tornadoes and that going on. >> that's crazy. >> now we're in march. let's talk about some snow. >> in an average march, we get a couple inches of snow. but in a winter we've barely been able to get any at all, the mention is enough to keep us alive and going. we have had a chilly day outside today. if you stepped outside, you know what i'm talking about the. the northwest wind meant business today. windchills in the 20s and 30s. even if you got a little extra sunshine, it didn't feel that warm. outside

josh, thank you for being with us tonight. >> great to be with you, as always. >> lindsey graham did tell you maybe it's time to pull the plug on the afghanistan war, didn't he take it back after he told you that? >> so interesting, you played the clip of mitt romney last june, if you listen to his comments, he has come full circle after being for it, now back around to the same position hey it's time to get the heck out of there, the difference between this time and last june, people like lindsey graham are not willing to hammer mitt romney for calling for an extended period of troop presence in afghanistan, and lindsey graham's issues are with the karzai government and they are playing with negotiations over an agreement with the united states. there is so many things wrong with this afghanistan war, a lack of trust at the local level, a lack of the trust at political level, and so many people are frustrate and in so many ways it's harder for any republican to stand up and defend intervention. the bottom line obama made the decision, we're getting out. now the debate is how much sh

i'm lindsey murphy. major league baseball made it official today. adding a wild card to each league. there will be a one game playoff between the two wild card teams. will the nationals be a part of that? maybe. thanks to their pitching staff. the well traveled jackson came over to the nats after winning a world series ring last season in st. louis. jackson signed a one year, $11 million deal with the nats this offseason. he once threw a no hitter back in 2010 and no matter where he lands in the starting rotation, jackson's job is to pitch like the ace no matter what. >> i have been a number fife in my first three starts, so at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter. go out, you know, do the best you can and help your team win the game. >> in redskins news, the team pit the tag on fred davis. what this means is he gets a contract worth $5 million. all of this despite being suspended the final four games of last year. they tendered exclusive rights to grant and corey. tomorrow night when randy and the wizards host the cavaliers, they will be ba

i'm lindsey murphy. coming up, the three george's are in action.ns for the wizards, does he leave his mark? first, to spring training we go. the nationals held their opener against the houston astros. finally a chance to see bryce harper and he did well. one for three with a single off. edwin jackson made his debut, throwing two scoreless innings. on the right, beginning his first full season as their nationals skipper. the astros, chris johnson, lifting the pitch to the deepest part of the park. at least 410 feet out there in center field. the two-run bomb gives houston the lead. in the top of the fifth. jesus flores loops one down the line. that would be the nats only run of the game. they fall to the astros. >> it's almost every kid's dream to play baseball in the major leagues. imagine if you could experience that before you turned 11. that's the case for one youngster at nats spring training. adam's son, here is david feldman. >> drake is like most ten-year- old boys. he likes to run and catch and hang out with his dad at work. his dad happens

people none the worse using its power to paint the president lukewarm critical congressman lloyd lindsey graham and others who are barely look we want to let the president know that there is political space there's room for diplomacy there's room for economic financial and other actions just as he said in his speech there let's talk about i mean we have senators lindsey graham i always a group often group together with senator john mccain and joe lieberman often making this call to move their reserve big day on the ground in combat and i might point out. making this call reminding the americans how dangerous iran is and the import. the standing for israel what is their reason for this i think it's somewhat political opportunism because i have to admit that i can find no other focus or reason for the existence of my cards today the republican party other than the political objective of getting the president out of the white house so a lot of this is not aimed at america her security is real her security is aimed at the political prospects of the republicans who are now engaged in a circul

forces are one sparked protests in the country and it's one republicans like lindsey graham suggested are worth removing all troops over and then a cut and run strategy what does this really mean and what about the unresolved elements of nitrates and temporary holding pens here this process with me is joshua walker fellow truman national security project i should thank so much for joining us tonight thanks for having me it's a technological to get here and have finally reached this agreement but what would you say i mean u.s. troops will have access to all of the prisoners in thirty one of them it's going to take six months and they still get to say yes or no or basically it's a good thing though to people that afghans want to police i mean look it's a good compromise a lot of different ways it was something that president karzai made very clear that there had to be a decision by today on march ninth the u.s. was very hesitant a lot of ways to just turn over all the prisoners given the security concerns and given the record of the afghan government but the same time something had to b

and lindsey the runner up to know that you go off but didn't take the defeat well that he. absolutely does and you know what nearly twenty percent of the vote to cut off is very dissatisfied he says that the election was neither transparent or fair and he blames the states for stealing up to fifty percent of the vote any blames put in for not participating in election debates he refuses to accept these results and he plans to take to the streets with people to make his points heard so given all that then what plans are the two have for today . mr zyuganov plans to hold a press conference here very shortly today to what to explain his action plans for the future his response to the selection and then focus of plans to meet up with opposition protestors at a rally at pushkin sky at a square here in moscow so we'll definitely be bringing people much more of that as it unfolds. wouldn't even say for us thank you. well voting may be over in russia as the presidential election there's another vote you can take part in our online poll today we're asking you what the biggest challe

lindsey pointed out, is 45 feet from the rear property line. our proposal is to reduce the overall mass of our building. the d.r. requester's building is the largest building on the block. it's the largest building within the immediate context and has a rear yard of only 15 feet. if there's a building providing privacy concerns, i think it's that building at 50 palm, not at 55 jordan. this is a photograph from the rear yard of 55 jordan with the invasive privacy that my client has to live with. but just to address it numerically, as well, this is the existing elevation of the building where we're actually showing about 115 square feet of window openings on the floor that the d.r. requester is concerned with, and on the following page, we're actually showing that with the new guardrail we're proposing, up to 42 inches, we're reducing the amount of glazing that is visible from 50 palm to our building at 55 jordan. and i'm available for any questions if you have any. thanks very much. president fong: thank you. are there any speakers in support of

that will be left after which was this year and he's got the trio of john mccain joe lieberman and lindsey graham backing him up so perhaps the question that most things we ask is why you're discussing with me it's matthew hoh former state department official in afghanistan and senior fellow at the center for international policy thanks so much for joining us tonight thank you i'm here ok so when i say he's got this trio of me came lieberman and graham back let me just read you the opening this is basically the first paragraph that they wrote in the washington post where they're talking about despite the serious tragic events that i just mentioned it's heart wrenching as these events have been they do not change the vital u.s. national security interests at stake in afghanistan nor do they mean the war is lost it is not there is still a realistic path to success if the right decisions are made in the coming months. can you tell me what this magic path to success is what they're talking about i don't dispute that. that there can be something beneficial the next few years if we make the righ

to play it out everywhere they can because these are the same guys the mccains the lieberman the lindsey graham's of the world are the same ones that will tell us that al qaeda is a threat all around the world and this is why we have to have a war that knows no boundaries it's tried and tested this is this is fear mongering this is what you do to. get your narrative. momentum or anything to carry it with people to make people choose your path and fear i'm sure was going to still want that path you think because we even saw you know lindsey graham after this shooting maybe start to waver you would think that john mccain but it's not here popular position politically not even within the republican party i think for graham and lieberman and others it's simply romney it's simply because worst group picks being tough it's good politics you know wearing a bloody shirt as i said after the american civil war is good politics for others though for senator mccain i believe for about a cropper for general allen i think these gentlemen they really do believe that they are involved in some kind of hi

is this what you make for lindsey? >> oh, look at that. >> there we go.nswer me? >> i do make it for her. >> do you do the cooking in the house? >> most of it. she's a good cook. >> what does she make? >> she made me a coq au vin. >> i bet she did. >> very nice. >> dirty girl. what we're going to do is make sauteed wild mushrooms. again, this is coming to the end of their season so we should use them while we can. a beautiful variety. if you can't get them, you can just go ahead and use the button mushrooms, some blues you have. >> a plethora. >> trumpet of the dead translated from the french, trumpet du mort. and oysters. you throw them in, stir them around. because mushrooms have such a high water content -- >> they come down to nothing. >> they come right down. nice high temperature, give them a top. seeing we're in new york, i thought we'd serve it all on a bagel. >> sure. >> i've grilled some bagels. what we'll do is take that. once these mushrooms cook down, they're going to look -- >> like this. >> like this. >> beautiful. >> season them just befor

democratic senator chuck schumer and republican senator lindsey graham. senator graham, let e me begin with the economy. a confession from rick santorum last night after coming off his victory in kansas, he said that the economy may be getting better and the republicans may lose their edge on that issue, is he right and what does that mean for the general election? >> well, i don't think he's right at all. this is an anemic recovery after a pretty long recession. 35 months, over 8% of unemployment. the longest streak since the great depression. last month in february, the monthly deficit in the history of the nation, when you look at the stimulus package two years ago, they projected that unemployment at 6% 5%. we're producing less oil in any time of the nation. so the economy is anemic at best and the policies of the president are going to make it impossible for this country to recover. >> so, senator schumer, to not even a glass half-full from senator graham? >> i think the republican party is on the defensive. the president was handed an awful situatio

steven and lindsey dreamed of being parents. >> we knew we wanted to have kids.t was important to both of us. >> they got married, bought a house and started trying for a family. lindsay was in her 20s and healthy. after a year, they hadn't gotten pregnant. >> it didn't cross my mind for 11 of those 12 months that it would be a male issue. finally, you know, said maybe you should go to the doctor. >> urologist dr. michael whit says male infertility is a common problem. >> trying to figure how big of a problem it is. how big is it? >> probably 12% of men in general. though, all couples who struggle with infertility, half of those there's male contribution. >> it could be caused by genetics, irregular chromosomes, drug abuse. it's something as simple as an undetected cluster of veins. how is that making a man infer ti tile? >> it's like a ver kos vein you can get in your leg but it's around the testicle. you can fix it. it's a simple technique. in 80% of cases you get improved production and can enhance fertility rates 60% to 70%. >> a lot of people probably don't

republican lindsey graham and democrat richard blumenthal. also u.s.oldiers are targeted in afghanistan and the syrian government attacks its own citizens. we'll ask the panel how the president should handle both hot spots and our power player of the week gets ready for march madness. all right on "fox news sunday". and hello again from "fox news sunday" in washington. all eyes are on super tuesday. washington state headline its caucaus on saturday. mitt romney won 38 percent. ron paul 25 percent. and rick santorum was chose behind at 24 . newt gingrich was last. on tuesday 10 states are up with more delegates at take than all contests combined up to now. joining us from tennessee is former senator rick santorum. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> guest: thank you, chris, good to be with you. >> chris: good to be with you, sir. ohio is the biggest prize on tuesday and it seems tailor made for you. blue collar and manufacturing and lots of rural areas and big evangelical vote. don't you have to win there, sir? >> guest: we are going to do very, very

so straight on to our next interview which will be between larry lindsey and kevin delaney. it is my great pleasure to introduce for the first time kevin delany who is a brand new colleague at at lalantic media company. he was managing editor of "the wall street journal" online. he was responsible for all of the editorial content on the journal's website and oversaw the site during a period of very rapid expansion and readership and in revenue and also to migration and new platforms such as the ipad. earlier in his career at the journal, kevin spent about ten years reporting including in san francisco covering internet companies such as google and yahoo and facebook and five years in the paris bureau. he was a staff reporter for smart "money" magazine before that. he is a graduate of yale university with a degree in history. delighted to welcome up here kevin delany and larry lindsey. thank you. >> thank you everybody. former director of the national economic council. we're going to dive right in. >> that's great glch. >> there's been a lot of discussion about how difficult

and he also wished him the best of luck and let it go feature writer he's lindsey friends live in central moscow with an update thanks very much. for the voting it may be finished in russia's presidential election but there is another vote that you can take part in that's our online poll they were asking you what the biggest challenge facing russia's next president will be here the results so far most of you forty percent believe that spending off nato encroachments will be the biggest challenge almost a third are you getting rid of corruption should be the top priority seventeen percent say the main task be to modernize the country's economy and politics nine percent say keeping the russian economy taking i mean world economic problems and the minority seven percent vote for boosting russia's global leverage as its biggest priority what do you think. and cast your. vote the impact of the recent opposition protests in russia on putin and his policies is one of the main discussions coming up later in crosstalk here's a preview. it was different in the sense that it was a lot more democrati

>>> thanks, lindsey. sports xtra two minutes away. have a great week.  >>> welcome to nissan sports xtra. i'm lindsay murphy. coming up, dave feldman and j.t. 3 discuss the big dance. the field for the ncaa tournament is all set and the hoyas have their shoes ready. j.t.3and the team got rewarded for their season. 12-6record. 23-8overall. not to mention they finished 13th in the country. [ applause ] >> georgetown is a three seed in the midwest region, facing bellmont friday in ohio. the last time they met in the tournament was in a 2010 first round game, and the hoyas lost to ohio state. here's dave feldman with the hoyas. >> nervous sitting there, you know you're in. don't know where you're going or who you're playing. >> i always get nervous watching the selec.

military base now let's get more reaction on this now with lindsey german from the stop the war coalition my thanks for coming on our team today so after the outrage scene following the koran burning so this couldn't have come at a worse time could it do you think in any way this could affect the u.s. position in afghanistan. oh i think it certainly will affect the u.s. position because what's happening i mean the americans will try to say this is just an isolated incident but we have to remember that there are one hundred thousand occupying troops there are many many times for a sions over the. that isn't just about the offense to islam it's also about the occupation itself the air strikes and particularly in this case we know that every now internet and stand up to forty houses a raided looking for alleged terrorists in the country now if this soldier is one of the many who have been involved in these rates and it does raise many many questions as to exactly how the americans are treating the occupied population the afghan people and i think it will have a very very serious effect. on t

lindsey lohan is heading back to court and rhina is straight hi aide. you know how one company has helped a furry friend get back on his feet. >>> here's what you need to know heading out the door. showers today in areas of northern new england. also, this afternoon, another round of severe storms. kansas city, much of missouri and also into areas there of northern arkansas and oklahoma. now, as far as friday goes, the storm system will begin to move through the ohio valley with some ragnell. we'll all see some thunderstorms down along the gulf coast. >>> well, if you're watching us on nbc 12, richmond virginia, see one artist take finger painting to a new level. it's at the chrysler museum of the art. now, here's an early look at entertainment. the singer was asked if kutcher would be joining her the trip and she actually call it off. speaking morn -- he thinks the singer wouldn't make it passed the first round on idol. did you just say that? jus tennessee bieber misses lawsuits over a twitterback. bank. >> at least two texas residents now want financi

all right, thanks lindsey, see you in a bit. maybe you heard of st. francis or st. john.hat about the saint of death? look at those eyes. >> are those oakley sunglasses? >> good story, stay tuned.  >>> when you think of safety, you could probably name a few, but there is one who is not even real, but has the devotion of thousands. she delivers on their prayers and fast and her followers include some of mexico's notorious criminals. more on the legend of morte. >> these piercing red eyes belong to a woman long hidden from view, her name is santa muerte. the saint of death. she's a secret no more. >> along with the catholic church, the current administration has fingered her as spiritual enemies number one. >> spiritual enemy number one for mexico, not cannonnized by the catholic church, so she's referred to as a saint. she caught the eye of professor andrew chestnut a few years back when the mexican army -- near the u.s. mexico border. it's part of the war on drugs. >> the mexican government would go so far as to see this folk saint as a major threat to their war again

lindsey murphy knows exactly what it feels like. >> ready?modern fencing originated in the 18th century. it's one of four sports to have featured at every one of the olympic games. it doesn't receive much notoriety, but a couple smacks on the map and you'll see it deserves some attention. hayfield graduate is proud to represent the u.s. as a member of the national team. the number one fencer for the 19 and under age group. >> first time i made the u.s. national team was probably one of the happiest moments of my life. just because i love the patriotic aspect. fencing for the u.s., having that u.s.a. on the back of your lamai is a great feeling. >> hoping to make the 2016 olympic team. he is ranked 16th in all ages in the nation. to earn an olympic spot, he'll have to fight his spot into the top four. >> that's a big goal of mine, just to qualify for that, you know, takes so much work. >> so what exactly does fencing entail and just how hard is it? i got to experience it all firsthand. >> i was hoping for padding. >> pho wonder. you're wearing

he said lindsey graham said we all know there's a racial component to this. >> would you like to hear. >> here's lindsey graham on centimeter other network. >> we all know there's a racial component this and when the president highlights it i don't think it adds a whole lot but nobody suggests the president's insensitive to a 17-year-old if he had been white. i think the criticism of our guys was a little offbase and i don't think the president added a whole lot by interjecting himself into it. >> good for him. >> wow. >> i'd like to point out your deadon lindsey graham impression. awesome. >> those comments are rep preminutesble, gingrich in the last throes of his career. he could go out with a shred of dignity, he's choosing the latter. >> they're love on dancing on gingrich grave right now. >> i think they're afraid calista is going to return to her native mars. >> or the zoomy we we were afraid of. >> can she unclinch her alien-like jaw to consume someone legally. >> consume newt whole, that would be one bite. >> that would even take piranhas while. >> your rudeness, we'll talk to

to tell us about this video and the need of shupesberry, we have lindsey van dyke who created the video, and emily the library director. lindsay, what went into this video and why did you create it? >> i work with emily, she asked me to produce a video, i said i would. i spent two weeks researching, it occurred to me i would have to make something that was special, if you wanted people to latch on to it. >> could you run down some other issues that you have with the library? >> we are a tuiny, rural town i western massachusetts, and there's no place for people to gath. >angwater. >> running water. >> maybe a toilet. >> i think people now a days would argue who needs a library now what would you say to those people? >> a library is a structure where information, literature, entertainment is shared. if the library were just about books, it would be a limited resource for people. but it's not. it's an expansive resource always being invented. >> what happens if you don't raise the money by june? >> we'll raise the $1.4 million by june 30th. >> libraries are always positive. that's great. >

lindsey, thanks. coming up next, dressing like the duchess.c. >>> and we're back at 8:37. the duchess of cambridge has quickly become a fashion icon. when she wears a certain dress or shirt, sales of that particular item tend to skyrocket. it's called the kate middleton effect. and we should see more of it tomorrow when one of her favorite places to shop, which is called lk bennett opens a flagship store here in new york. suzannah is a "today" fashion contributor. good morning to you. >> hi. >> first of all, can you tell us how kate's style and influence has changed over the years? >> it's evolved slightly in the fact she's wearing a lot more designers now. when she first hit the scene she was wearing a lot more just regular jeans, nameless blazers. now she's wearing a lot more bigger brands but she's still relatable, but she's still the achievable and relatable princess. >> the point is she almost never misses a beat. just like diana's tone, as well. is it fair to say that people in the royal family, that the women get stylists, get people wh