he has peter johnson jr.'s tie on. peter: i want it back. gretchen: is he in television? steve: somebody just whispered in my ear who it might be. i will tell you later. funny joke. how did they hack into my account? kilmeade, where are you? gretchen: far, far away. coming up on the show, a convicted drug user dead after a traffic stop turns violent. can the officer be held responsible? we take up the debate. peter: sarah palin may have stepped down as governor of alaska. that doesn't mean she is stepping out of politics all together. word now she may even stump for democrats? ♪ if you're like a lot of people, you have high blood pressure... and you have high cholesterol. you've taken steps to try and lower both your numbers. but how close are you to your goals? there may be more you can do. only caduet combines two proven medicines... in a single pill to significantly lower... high blood pressure and high cholesterol. in a clinical study of patients... with slightly elevated blood pressure and cholesterol, caduet helped 48% reach both goals in just 4 weeks. caduet is one

this make a significant difference to the president's push for reform in fox news legal analyst peter johnson is he has been tracking the health care reform plan on a daily, hourly basis. peter, is t. seems on the surface to be a big day for the president and rahm emanuel. it was? >> it's a place holder for the president. brian: what do you mean. >> it's a big day for americans to take a look at these bills to see what they really say. the president's timetable is gone. he wanted to rush this through. brian: it's not going to happen? >> it's not going to happen. the senate and the house is not going to do it. it broke down yesterday afternoon. it's supposed to reconvene today. there is allegedly this big agreement where four out of the a 2 blue dog democrats are saying yes, we will go along. you know, this is still in secret. this is still kind of a star chamber. i don't know what the proposal is at this point. steve: i. brian: i thought it was significant when they spoke for seven hours in one meeting. one meeting ordered out for lunch and got no agreement. yesterday seemed to be some moveme

he was convicted in 1994 for smoking crack in a hotel room which peter johnson jr. still illegal. solutely is investigation into michael jackson's death now focusing on these five doctors, perhaps. one whose identity we don't know. the question did any of them provide the singer with drugs that may have ended his life and can they be held liable in a criminal court? with us is spencer and josh deputy d.a. of brooks county, brooklyn. what's going to happen here? is somebody going to be arrested here. >> quite ponget all the media attention. king of pop is dead. d.a.'s office is going to be looking at whether they can gather enough evidence to successfully prosecute any of these doctors for wrongdoing. one of the things we have to remember here. we are not talking about malpractice not a civil liability standard but the very higher standard of a crime. it's going to be interesting to see what they decide to do. these are notoriously very difficult cases to prosecute. peter: josh, we have seen pictures of people we don't know if these people are involved with michael jackson's death.

he is a fox news legal analyst, attorney peter johnson jr. is with us. she is a columnist.wers is back. thank you for being here. let's look at the new lows. los approval rating he has had. more americans blame barack obama for the bad economy. more people say that we are going in the wrong direction as a country. they are losing in key states. they think he is spending too much money. more people call themselves conservatives. more people view of the democratic party as liberals like you. >> most of that changes among conservatives. independents, gallup put up something to the. since january, he lost 3 points among independents. i think it is overblown. i will not say he does not have a problem. i will not say there should not be concerned. people are concerned about the spending. they are concerned about the deficit and the economy. these are normal concerns. i think people are overstating what is going on. sean: i think you are probably one of the people that was willing to give obama that chance. you were more open-minded than i was. i thought this was destined for fail

peter johnson jr.g us live. seven dirty secrets of the plan. one that will take away the freedoms have you right now. take a look at this video. you are watching a principal. see the woman in the denim jacket, she piles on top of the kids. she thought it was funny. the school not laughing. they fired her. did the school go too far? and we have all heard the same money can buy you happiness. did you know it can also make you healthier? where is that cash? 1,000 bucks. i want to find it he will put us through the test with all that money. he has a blood pressure machine. are we happier with all that cash? stick around. my name is chef michael. and my dog bailey and i love to hang out in the kitchen... so she can watch me cook. you just love the aromas of beef tenderloin... and, ooh, rotisserie chicken. yes, you do. [ barks ] yeah. you're so special, you deserve a very special dog food. [ woman ] introducing chef michael's canine creations. the deliciously different way to serve up your love at mealtime.

thank you, peter johnson jr.checking in live at the columbus zoo and aquarium. it's a wild animal bonanza, and we're back with jack hanna in two minutes. steve: plus let's check in with megyn for what's happening in ten minutes on fox news channel. megyn: back in new york today for "america's newsroom," and one congressman is saying to lawmakers on capitol hill you like this public health care plan so much? why don't you pledge to sign up for it? he joins us live with just how many takers he's gotten. new arrests in those horrible florida slayings of that couple had the 17 kids. this realtor, we've got the story behind her coming up. . . [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- gretchen: we have been out live at the columbus zoo all day long with jack hanna. shows latest critters' here that you have on hand. >> it is one of the few zoos in the world that does this. a bearded dragon, a monitor lizard, a flameningo, and a snow leopard. it is on

peter johnson jr.igation is going to join us next to separate fact from fingz. brian: if you are packing on the pounds. take a look at what you are drinking. you won't believe how many calories and fat are in and how much fat are in some of the stuff you drink. we will pinpoint the biggest offenders. tell you what's good and what's not. - hi. - crowd: hi! i hate my phone. what do i do? ( shouting ) this is crazy. you. let's run a free upgrade check. see if you're due for a new smartphone. don't i need to go to my carrier's store for that? no, you don't have to. we sell phones and plans on all the major networks. ok. well, is time travel possible? yes, i am from the future. announcer: phones, plans, and advice from thousands of people eager to help. full & thick from pantene. it just got the good housekeepg g seal. you wanna know why? the full & thick collection really leaves the hair full. starting at the roots, your hair lifts a and away. look at all this body. and that's gonna last all day. [ stacy ]

steve: peter johnson jr.cial progressive you only hear right here on fox. >> good to see you. steve: children getting more from school from the nurse than their temperature checked. you can say pregnancy test for 1-year-olds? we're going to talk to a mom and dad on opposite sides of this heated debate. talk about fearless. check out that video of the kayaker at the bottom of the screen. he plummets 186 feet over a water fall on purpose. he survives and joins you live this hour. @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ gretchen: welcome back, everyone. when you send your child to school you expect they will be taking a bunch of tests. did you ever think they would be taking a pregnancy test. a school district just voted to approve pregnancy tests for school. member of the pta and mother of two she says the idea is a good idea. and this father disagrees. he is also a member of the pta and father of three. thanks for being my guests this morning. you believe this is an good idea. open door centers in this community in new york. t

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fox legal analyst peter johnson jr. is here to explain. peter: good morning, how are you?ecision was made this morning not to actually show them. but what's going on is the court is saying listen, these videos, about 20 of them on a cell phone were found, perhaps stolen from the defendant, mr. dixon in this case. and the judge is outraged texas by saying now no, i'm not going to allow these into evidence. even though thousands and thousands of people have seen these videos of these despicable acts. dave: did the defendant, mr. dixon say they had been stolen or had this cell phone in fact been left behind? >> absolutely. that's an interesting issue. a controversy about whether it was stolen, whether it was lost. whether it was taken from his person. and so the judge is making this kind of arcane evidentiary ruling that somehow it was a seizure that he was not responsible for. not really in the illegal seizure not obtained properly. therefore the jury is not going to hear it. what the prosecution is saying is we are not going to appeal it fine. we are bring golden globe to b

joining us now and every day, our fox news analyst, peter johnson jr., who specializes in health and to be here. alisyn: explain to us what this provision is. >> you talked to the topic earlier. it is going to outlaw private insurance. we look carefully at it, it will not outlawed private insurance, it will be grandfathered in. but, when you look at the law, which will dramatically change the way that private insurance is sold in this country, demanding that there would be guaranteed insurance for everyone, it will change to a community rating system, meaning that the same price will be paid depending on your health under both situation. most experts are predicting that it will in fact forced out many private insurance companies. as a matter of law, as a matter of fact, legislation does not outlaw it, but if you look at the profits that the government will not have in offering the insurance plan, looking at the regulations, it will be impossible for these private insurance companies to compete. looking at the reimbursement of the government will pay, substantially less than private i

brian: peter johnson jr. is here. he specialized in health and insurance litigation. tood out last night? >> a few things stood out last night. one of the things that really kind of should bother us is what the president said about millionaires even though we're not millionaires. let's take a look at that. >> the house suggested a surcharge on wealthy americans, and my understanding, although i haven't seen the final version, is there's talk about that applying to families whose joint income is $1 million. to me that meets my principle that it's not being shouldered by families who are already having a tough time. brian: charlie rangel has $350,000. those aren't millionaires. >> that's news to us, and i think that's a big flat line on the healthogram, because he's saying only the people with $1 million. what the house bill said was $250,000, $280,000, up to $350,000, 1% to 5%. and so what we're going to do is provide a lot more health care coverage to 46 million people, we're going to close the medicaid and medicare deficit and only now the people that are making a mil

washington journal, a look at the minnesota senate race with eric mcpike, peter brown on american health care opinion, randel johnson from the chamber of commerce and lawrence yun. on thursday, martha raddatz and edward montgomery. saturday, ken silverstein and richard miniter. on monday, rep. henry waxman. "washington journal" is live every day at 7:00am eastern. >> how is c-span funded? >> public funding. >> donations. >> the government. >> they get their funding from the taxes. >> maybe this is public funding? >> 30 years ago, america's cable companies created c-span as a public service, a private business initiatives. no government mandate and no government money. >> the military of iraq assumed responsibility in cities in iraq. president obama spoke about this at the white house. >> today, american troops have transferred control of all of the cities in iraq and towns to the government of iraq and the security forces. [applause] this transition was agreed to last year as part of the transition with the sovereign iraq government. this is part of the strategy to end the war by moving all of the american combat br

pollster peter brown with data on american opinions about health care. randal johnson from the u.s. chamber of commerce and the chief economist from the national association of realtors, lawrence yun. coming up on thursday, martha radditz from abc news. on saturday's program, ken silverstein on the employee free choice act and washington times editorial page editor. on monday, hen we waxman. "washington journal" is live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> this holiday weekend on book tv discover an unfamiliar side of our nation's first president as we're live from george washington's mount vernon estate. join our three-hour conversation sunday on "in depth." part of our three-day holiday weekend starting friday morning on c-span 2's book tv m >> here is a look at the recent presidential election in iran and its political consequences. this panel includes middle east analysts and the political editor for a united arab emirates newspaper. this lasts two hours. >> good afternoon. i'm sam wells, a sune major scholar here at the wilson center. i would like to welcome you to a session on t

peter brown assistant director of the polling institute at quinnipiac university. we will continue to talk healthcare after a short break. randy johnson of the u.s. chamber of commerce will be along, plus more of your calls. >> during his travels next week president obama is scheduled to meet with russian president medvedev. a preview this morning from the heritage foundation two panels look at issues between the two countries including arms control. live coverage at 10:00 a.m. eastern. also at 10:00 on c-span 2 quinnipiac university has the results of a new poll on americans' attitudes toward healthcare. that is the topic of a town hall meeting it afternoon at northern virginia community college. president obama travels to annandale, virginia, to take questions from an audience and from online sources including youtube, facebook and twitter. virginia governor tim kaine will be there. that 1:15 eastern on c-span. this holiday weekend on book tv discover an unfamiliar side of our nation's first president as we are live from george washington's mount vernon estate with historian and author john ferling on the ascent of george washington

killing of an it feel, but today, as you know, jet magazine, every magazine in terms of johnson's publication is peteringo stay alive. i would like you all to comment on the significance of economic development and institution building in terms of sustaining the idea. new york city, the challenge you're having with the budget and the impact, as we think about moving forward to the next generation, how should we be preparing young people, they you guys have opposed, and institutions of second -- institutional and economic development. >> i will be very brief. one of the problems we face today that most black young people have no idea to they are. if you don't know and you are, anybody can name you. [applause] >> this is why is so important that all people, particularly black people, the healthy development of black institutions. these institutions have to be essentially institutions about growth and development. our history is very important, but we can't live 5,000 years ago, we need to understand it, and understand what we are doing into the future. finally, if that is not done, what has happened is the

peter shipp. you know, this is not like the same old bear market since 2000. this is the same old trading range since 2000. this feels like the johnson-nixon years, where for 16 years, from about -- from about '66 to '82, until ronald reagan cleaned things up. we were in a trading range in the dow and worse, a bear market adjusted for inflation. it turns out we have been in the bush-obama years, just didn't know it until we were nine years in. look back, nothing happened with stocks, inflation on the rise, doesn't mean you can't have lots of bull and bear markets a gigantic trading range, let's felt our definition straight. >> meanwhile as the dollar hits a new low value. >> not on a trading basis, diverse what currency? that's not true, peter. >> the dollar made a new low. >> it doesn't mean it made a new low. the dollar is what 10% of its lows? >> a new low for the year. the dollar is headed lower? so what. >> only if ron paul is president do we get to declare it a bull market. otherwise, we're on the gold standard and all that other stuff -- >> one at a time, one at a time. >> gary boyer, finish your thoughts. >> the dow jones wen

my intention to object to this bill, i want to thank representative peter king to offer this in the house. mr. speaker, jack johnson was the first african-american to win the world heavyweight boxing championship and was a trail blazer. after winning the world heavyweight boxing championship in 1928, his continued wins bothered many. mr. speaker, i felt compelled to the come to the floor because one of the chief advocates of this legislation was the late vernon forrest, who came to this congress three years ago, met with members of the congress on the house, met with senator mccain in the senate, had a press conference in the swamp, to support this posthumous legislation on behalf of jack johnson. vernon forrest was shot eight times in the back, he'll be memorialized, i believe late they are week or sometime this weekend. i wanted to say on behalf of a grateful nation and grateful congress to the forrest family how grateful we were for his consciousness, for his willingtons fight for something bigger than himself and for the extraordinary legacy he was left us all. i want to thank the judiciary committee and repres

congratulate chairman conyers and chairman johnson for making this becoming a reality and representative ros-lehtinen and representative watson and representative peter king. millions of young people throughout these united states in 1948 joined the military. some of us were sent to for the dix and from there we went to fort lewis, washington to join the 2nd infantry division, the only division that was trained all over the world in order to be the one combat-ready division. sometime in june of 1950, we were learning that the north koreans had invaded south korea. most of us didn't know where korea was, but we were prepared to fulfill our responsibility as infantry people. the 24th and 25th divisions were stationed in japan and they were immediately sent to south korea and the truth was that the north koreans had driven them to the tip of the peninsula to such an extent that when we arrived in july, there was some question as to whether or not we could land, but we did in what they call the pusan per imetter. we fought from that to the 38th parallel and as most of you know, general mcartur landed at inchan and we completely surrounded the enemy and m