>>shepard: i say they make him the new prime minister. >>randy: run for president. rthur: i was thinking of the blonds on the boat, and i was thinking of bunga-bunga. >>shepard: bunga-bunga. bunga-bunga. >>arthur: the italian coast guard is on record saying what he hit is on the charts. it is there. these did not just pop up. >>randy: where is the chart? >>arthur: the judge who sentenced him to house arrest he knows where the charts are. and he will ask for the charts. >>randy: why hasn't anyone shown us the chart? >>shepard: if the glove doesn't fit you must acquit. >>randy: what rhymes with rock? >>arthur: randy agree if it wasn't reckless it was negligence. at the very least. >>randy: not a crime. not a crime. how come he has not been charged? >>arthur: he has. (speaking italian." >>randy: i need a google translator. >>arthur: he is in big trouble. maritime law? it is not just the captain, there are other people of the sea know the names, the helmsman, there are supposed to be more than two eyes. and nobody did their job the nobody. nobody said this is appear issu

chief justice randy shepard, let tonight be one of many occasions on which a grateful and fortunate state thanks you for a quarter century of fairness, firmness and farsightedness on our highest bench. [ applause ] [ applause ] part of justice shepard's legacy will be the landmark report that he and former governor joe kernan co-authored producing overdue modernization of our pioneer days structures of local government. one way to honor this great public servant will be to advance more of the sensible and needed reforms set forth by the kernan/shepard commission. i ask this -- [ applause ] i ask this assembly to do so on their own merits, but also in recognition of this historic public servant. because economic opportunity and building america's best home for jobs is the central goal of all we do, every year should include a bold stroke to enhance it. this year, the choice of actions has become obvious. in survey after survey, but by margins of 2 to 1 or more, hoosiers support the principle known as right to work. after a year of studying the proposal, i agree. the idea that no worker sho

>>shepard: not if i don't send it. >>randy: it is crazy. all in the name of preventing crime. why not just have 5:00 curfew? or take all the cars off the road? >>shepard: we ought to go down to the courthouse and line up right now. >> and here is d.n.a. here is a hair sample. >>arthur: 20 percent of people are convicted are wrongly convicted, and with the d.n.a. --. >>shepard: but what about the ones we have executed. >>arthur: that is the positive side. >>shepard: that we executed people, not talking about if you are for or against the debt person amount, they cannot use the d.n.a. to save someone who depth do anything but they will use it in the best ways if we line up to give it to them, the graffiti artists like your son. >>arthur: who is having a hard time writing his name at five. >>shepard: it is a trend. >>randy: trying to stop the trend. >>arthur: for the convenience of easy pass, or the convenience of an a.t.m., the government knows where you are. >>randy: when you take a d.n.a. sample that is your existence, a fingerprint is noth

>>shepard: never been to the fair. fried. no fried doughnuts. >>randyed putting the tinfoil on the ring ding. >>shepard: retail store offering free clothes to the first 100 customers of the day. of course, there is a catch. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >>shepard: if black friday has taught us anything, it is that shoppers will do anything for a good deal. even strip down in freezing temperatures. this is from lyon in southern france. 100 shoppers stripping down. one says shopping in your undies is efficient and saves you time in the dressing room. go, france! that is it for "studio b" back later for the fox report at 7:00 east were. look at the dow, a rebound, do you know what the beige book is? the fed released the became book. randy? >>randy: data be down 14 and change.

>>shepard: seven or ten lawsuits. >>randy putting their story out before they get to jury selection. >>shepard: same way with the b.p. memories. >>reporter: and they are stopping the legislation, in other words, this is the vulnerability for the golden goose and they cannot afford to let this go. they have closer to two dozen lawsuits and some of the best well-known players, tony door set is suing, and johnny unitas, he died of this. nfl is a good model. >>shepard: i am surprised the giants are underdogs. >>arthur: i hope they have the mentality because belichick is going to come out. he will come out. >>shepard: and pay tan -- pay d pay -- and peyton manning may never play again. the nerves in his arm are recovering too slowly, and may never recover. no one has commended on the article and neither has anyone in his family but today he told a group of reporters he has no plan to retire. the colts must payment hi by $28 million by march 8 or let him possibly sign with another team. much of the spending on 2012 is not coming fr

>>shepard: so they should have waited until they blew were the school. >>randy: no, wayne until someone is fascinated by columbine and angry and a conspiracy to commit mass murder it don't make. >>shepard: if i told you to stay home from school would you stay home. >>randy: that means, what, go home and hang out? no. no. no. >>arthur: the 18-year-old involved purchased guns. so you take the guns, the flight similarity and they know of the security in the school and they are telling specifically kids they like don't go to school on a particular day, all they are charged with is conspiracy, all they are charged with is a meeting of the minds, the two of them agreed they would try to create mass destruction. >>randy: how did they know of the security system? in order to do this or because they went to school there? all i am saying if you take a deep breath and you look at each piece of evidence very calmly, coolly and objectively. >>arthur: two very troubled --. >>shepard: i quoted police. >>randy: but it is not. >>arthur: randy, use common sense here. you got kids

>>randy: you are right. >>shepard: it happened sometimes. it does happen. y: an upstanding citizen who won money, tell us what happened. the form is what the form is. if you don't like the form, change the form doing forward but when you have the follow you cannot say, well, forget the form. >>shepard: why not give this guy his money? >> because their procedures have been if place and their security agreement says you have to tell us to claim your money. i believe it is on the ticket and we don't have that ticket and the winner claim form is probably not what holds to say you can claim your money. >>jonathan: and thing how much money they get in interest on the lottery ticket. >>randy: he does not have to explain anything just check the box, check the box, check the box, sign and give it to my money. >> let's not give it to a criminal. >>shepard: one day we got scratch offs driving from downtown memphis, to the casinos, and got a bunch of scratch offs and stopped at every gas station until all the scratch offs ran out. we won. a lot. until we kept playing th

>>shepard: our legal guys are here, thank you, trace. randy, trouble here? >>randy: legal trouble? shouldn't be. two words. >> in question, should be. >>shepard: we will sort this out in a moment. >>shepard: coverage of the cruise ship crash east coast of italy. we are hearing the audio recording of the italian coast guard demanding the captain go back to the ship. >>shepard: the captain was in court today on charges of manslaughter and the judge placed him under house arrest. the legal panel is here former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. randy you say no criminal charges are warranted here with 11 people dead, a ship on its side and rocks where it wasn't supposed to be. >>randy: looking at the evidence we have so far, we just heard, stay on the lifeboat. well, make up your mind. do i abandon ship? stay on the lifeboat? his defense is i was curenating a rescue effort and i thought i would be better served and better able to help with the lifeboats not coming down and i cannot see that on the ship so i'm in the water not lifeboat trying to help people and making sure lifebo

>>shepard: randy, randy, randy, the captain hit a rock and caused the death of at least 15.andy: going to the captain to the deaths you have to bridge what and the problem, you cannot make that bridge because you have to show that he knew of the danger, closed his eyes and said to hell with him, i don't care. they can't prove that. >>guest: they absolutely can. negligence, rises to the level of recklessness. it starts at the top. his has eyes, earing been down that road and he runs the thing aground. >>randy: and he successfully did it last year, proof positive that he wasn't acting positively, because he difficulty. >>shepard: 30 percent off your next cruise if you didn't die on this one! >> tone deaf. this story not go away as long as that ship is stick out in the ocean, each day there is a new news event. the focus, soon; going to shift to one person and that is the c.e.o. of carnival cruise line in miami who has tried to stay out of it because he is diastrallized the whole fleet says the italians should take care of it. you cannot diastrallize disaster the he has to get

shepard: i love st. louis but it is old as imaginable. >>arthur: i only fly private so i don't know ... >>randyred him to say that. >>shepard:

>> shepard: he was an ugly stickny. >> i'm going to sued if i try that. >> randy, she's a single motherhe gets a ticket, she's upset and the next day there's a note from the guy. they are alleging she -- he accessed confidential computers to get the information. >> shepard: that's what they're alleging. >>> what happens when you put a mouse in mountain dew? [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. >> shepard: then there's this. lawyers for pepsi co a asking for a judge to throw out a lawsuit. the plaintiff claims he found a mouse in a container of mountain dew and wants damages. but the company says it can't be true because the acid and other chemicals in mountain dew would turn the mouse into a jelly-like substance. so the bosses at pepsi could win. they just have to figure out how to deal with the h

>>shepard: the republican argument is, we would have blocked those if we could have but we were not this session so we were, technically, and --. >>randyesident says you wasn't in session so you could not block them and guess what? i took advantage of you the same way you have been doing to me. >>shepard: legal challenge is a long shot. >>guest: a battle over definition and i think the president will win. >>shepard: you are in plane fly over the atlantic magazine and then there is an announcement that the plane is about to crash. only there is nothing wrong the plane and the announcement is a mistake. believe it or not it just happened. wait until you see what it produced. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. >>shepard: if ever o.j. ge

>>randy: should get another year for butchering the english language. >>shepard: i know that feeling. neil cavuto now. >>neil: rip it up, the slit is in, stick a form in it, these two are toast. not talking about heide and seal but the broker and barrack, william, everyone, i am neil cavuto and it continues out breaking up is not so hard to do if you are a financial kingpin who has grown tired of being abused by a political kingpin. >> we will not go back to an economy weakened by outsourcing, bad debt, and 15 -- phone any financial promises. i will not go back to the days when wall street played by its own set of rules. >>neil: not feeling the love. anyway, unlike seal who says he is still trying to patch things up the president is moving on, and while for heidi, there is a chance, wall street, not so were because the divorce is looking final. money matcher is more than happy to move on. >>guest: i thought it was like an internet marriage, for rebound to suddenly turn around and embrace capitalism, there only had to be one reason, because wall street sent almost

shepard: they already have it. what they have not done as far as we know is come -- combine it in one place. >>randyst what i need, have my wife or someone go on to my google account, and see, randy, gee, we notice that you spent three hours on the victoria secret website, well ... how interesting. no, no, no, no, this is not capital embut an -- capitalism but invasion of privacy activity worst. mind your own darned business not at the expense of capitalism but at expense of leave me alone. >>shepard: maybe i want that enter interactive experience if i am searching for a jaguar car, maybe i want that sort of expense but if i don't, shouldn't i be able to say, i don't want that, i want to on the out, i will take my chances. >>jonathan: it is the way of the world and that is what will happen. i am not sure we can fight it. >>arthur: you know you threw it out but that is the key, an antitrust issue, it is a monopoly issue. if there is nowhere else to town then they would have major, major battles in the court but because there are options, you don't want that experience, don't use google, use something