you feel eric murdock sent the video to the school, why did he send it to the school? >> you have to ask him on those type of questions. i can only answer and explain or try to explain my actions. >> reporter: rutgers launched an investigation. >> the report the investigation produced didn't say "you must fire mike rice." it condemned some of his actions, but for the most part, it didn't exactly exonerate him. but, i think he felt that this was over. >> reporter: rice was suspended for three games. fines and lost income amounted to $75,000 and he was ordered to report to anger management counseling. do you have an anger issue? >> that's what a lot of people ask. the biggest misnomer, or mis -- uh, fact. because, if you watch practice, if anybody watched practice, i would lose self-control at times. yeah. but, two minutes after that, or two minutes previous to that, i'm high-fiving and cheering. i could be, the same person that i did that to -- i would, you know, be chest bumping, literally two minutes later. >> reporter: with the suspension over, rice was back in the g

. >> wow, murdock, great columnist.you can thank you for being my guest. >> thank you, gretchen. >> football coach refused, what did he do? i guess we are not going to talk about that new details in amanda knox trial. what d.n.a. says about the knife found at the scene. right back with the real story after this. >>> welcome back, everyone. let me tell you what america is cooking on today. new forensic evidence on the knife in amanda knox murder trial found no match to the victim of the murdered roommate. the evidence presented in knox appeal in italy. back in the form of a muslim. classic character 1977 reemerging as the teenage daughter of pakistani immigrants in the u.s. who knew there were any still left blockbuster announcing today it will close all its remaining retail stores by 2000 146789 that's a bummer. and the fired up tweets and emails matt baucus telling kathleen sebelius to shut it down and do it the right the second time. that is the desks of insanity doing the same thing over and over and expecting differ

. >> rose: when rupert murdock bought the "wall street journal." >> paid through the nose. >> rose: but he put a price on it that he said would drive out, nobody else would be willing to pay that high. and he wanted it and i saw him the other day just happened to say at of conference, i asked him, i was talking to him and i said, do you regret it. he said absolutely not. >> of course not. because the "wall street journal" was for sale in the world. that has not only a great business position but also it has a very significant power position. media is power and that's the way it is. >> rose: media is power. >> it is. >> rose: and media -- >> we learned all about it from america, you know. cbs, nbc, the origins of nbc is very interesting how there was conglomeration in different blood casters as a public service. >> rose: david sarnoff. >> and then cbs bayly. >> rose: -- family was in the cigar business. >> how is that from cigars to tv. that's how it was. >> rose: it was primarily radio. >> we were selling white goods, electronics and furniture. >> rose: but i mean, what amazes me about

. >> joining us now from new york fox news contributor deroy murdock.wow, the president, first of all, he is half white, okay, is he half white, is he half black. it was historic win for him two times elected president. >> that's right. >> and across demographic groups he had a lot of support. beloved international celebrity. obviously he is having some tough times now because of this obamacare. but that's kind of wild what oprah said. >> it is wild. as you mentioned he was elected and reelected and when he came into office in january of 2009, he had about a 70% approval rating. and those of us who did not vote for obama but i think the entire country wished him well. we knew this was historic thing half black or mixed president if you want to look at it that way. since that time we have gotten to know the president better, disengaged and doesn't seem involved in a lot of the policies he has pro-momented or doesn't seem to be around or know anything about benghazi or fast or fewer use the isa scandal. the department of justice spying on american journal

this nationally ambitious tea party senator recently had private meetings with news corps rupert murdock >> rand paul. >> that is correct. >> 200 points for mellissa. back with this. nine years after his death, a group of swiss scientists reported this week. >> arafat. >> yes, yasser arafat. poison was found in his remains. 200 point question, many believe the political demise of ross perrot was triggered 20 years ago this week when he delivered an erratic performance in a prime time debate. >> larry king, al gore? >> correct. >> cnn. >> incorrect. we have to deduct 200 points. finish the question. an erratic performance in a prime time debate against whom? no calls, time. al gore. the sitting vice president on larry king live. that brings us to the end of the 200 point round. alex has stormed into the lead with 600 points, maura now with 200. mellissa with 100. can you see a very volatile gain, though, especially as you introduce the ph.d. round. these are 300 point questions. this is where champions are made. we will put 100 second on the clock t. crucial final round begins with this.

it is not likely to match what murdock paid to his second wife, close to $2 billion. >>> another legalf radio legend casey kasem. a judge ruled that he is receiving good medical care and that a conservatorship is sought by his daughter which is unnecessary. kasem's 81, suffering from advanced parkinson's disease. the judge urged them to work out a visitation schedule that is agreeable to everyone. >>> protesters out of tahrir square sealed the area with teargas last night. demonstrators were marking the second anniversary of the uprising against hosni mubarak. more than 40 protesters were killed during that time two years ago, and we've learned at least six policemen have been killed in a car bombing in the peninsula. >>> a state of emergency has been declared on the italian island of sardina after a freak torrential rainstorm killed at least 16 people, downed bridges, swept away cars. the island got nearly 18 inches of rain during the 24-hour period. other parts of italy were hit by heavy rains on tuesday including the rome and venice areas. >>> in the midwest, teams from fema will st

. >> they put up murdock, who lost. they put up sharon engle, who lost.nd people running heritage right now. they put up todd aiken who lost. ken buck lost. they put up and they put them up, of course they can point to conservative states but you are right, you look at these groups and it is a matter of fact that the only reason harry reid is not retired in nevada right now and why reasons don't control the senate is because of these groups and their stupidity in the primary process. >> i agree with you, the government is too big and problem has disastrous policies. we need to be more strategic to win the elections to unseat the people who put the laws in place. you have to have a strantegy. >> we want to go to bill karinss following one of the most powerful storms ever recorded. bill? >> 12 hours ago, for the first time in human recorded history, a storm of this magnitude moved over a land area. think about that. katrina, the rita's and camilles. this was worse. we don't know how bad or catastrophic the damage is, yet. no one can communicate with the reg