. >> rick smith who coached phil mickelson said of you book, i'd rather be broke and not have a pennyre i violate the code of player/teacher confidentiality. for all the guys who've committed their lives to teaching, this should be upsetting. what hank did is against our rules. what's your response to him? >> well, i mean, those rules are not written rules. those might be rules that rick and obviously some other people think are rules. but i wasn't bound by any agreement. i didn't violate any agreement. i feel very comfortable sharing my observations and my thoughts. i think the book is very professional. it's honest. it's fair. and it depicts exactly what happened during the six years that i was with tiger. >> i mean, in the book you reveal a number of text messages that you sent tiger woods. i wanted to read one to you in the context of what you said. you said i feel i've been a great friend to you. i don't feel i've gotten that in return. obviously writing this kind of book has angered tiger woods enormously. it's not the behavior of a friend to do that. did you just think, you kno

with republicans like neil smith rick santorum has the clear advantage. >> i like his values. i think he's a moral man. i think the morals in america have just kind of went down the sewer. >> reporter: santorum who comes from neighboring pennsylvania and resonates well with west belt voters had been leading romney in ohio, but after a string of recent gaffes and a barrage of negative tv ads from romney that gap appears to have dissipated and some polls suggest a dead heat. in the end many ohio voters say it's a choice between emotions and pragmatism. karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> again ohio considered the big fish for tomorrow. newt gingrich's homestate of georgia has the most delegates. he's leading there by a good margin. congressman ron paul is in alaska trying to get as many of those 27 delegates as possible and mitt romney hoping for a big win in massachusetts. >>> do you know how many people get hit by cars in the district? two a day and now wen the worst intersections in the city for -- we know the worst intersections in the city for people just trying to cross the

smith. the foul given. that's it. just over a minute to play. syracuse up by 13 with two free throws coming. the orange in the double bonus and rick pitino coaching up russ smith but also giving him a piece of his mind on that last sequence. eight points, 0-6 from three-point range for smith. the tournament profile for syracuse. they will move to 30-1. 17-1 in the big east. and the only loss coming at notre dame. irk i'm not sure, ian, if jim boeheim would sleep in a little yesterday. it's hard to believe when you're 30-1 that you're not playing as well as you should be, but i think the last few games of the regular season is what really primes the pump for the tournament. they could go to new york and lose and really not affect their approach to the ncaa. nice focus right here. >> ian: standing ovation. senior kris joseph. his final game here at the carrier dome. scoop jardine remains in there. joseph wraps it up. 58-44. triche will pick up the personal foul. and this is a nice gesture. brandon reese, a senior, will check in, replacing scoop jardine. five years as a part of this syracuse program, and jardine has really become a f

smith. the foul given. that's it. just over a minute to play. syracuse up by 13 with two free throws coming. the orange in the double bonus and rick pitino coaching up russ smith but also giving him a piece of his mind on that last sequence. eight points, 0-6 from three-point range for smith. the tournament profile for syracuse. they will move to 30-1. 17-1 in the big east. and the only loss coming at notre dame. irk i'm not sure, ian, if jim boeheim would sleep in a little yesterday. it's hard to believe when you're 30-1 that you're not playing as well as you should be, but i think the last few games of the regular season is what really primes the pump for the tournament. they could go to new york and lose and really not affect their approach to the ncaa. nice focus right here. >> ian: standing ovation. senior kris joseph. his final game here at the carrier dome. scoop jardine remains in there. joseph wraps it up. 58-44. triche will pick up the personal foul. and this is a nice gesture. brandon reese, a senior, will check in, replacing scoop jardine. five years as a part of this syracuse program, and jardine has really become a f

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so far, romney has won 15 states, rick santorum 10, and newt gingrich two. greg smith resigned today as an executive director of goldman sachs, but not before taking an extraordinary parting shot. writing in the "new york times," smith said that the giant investment bank has "lost its integrity. more concerned about making money than helping clients. it makes me ill" smith wrote "how callously people talk about ripping their clients off. i have seen five different managing directors refer to their own clients as muppets." the chairman of goldman sachs, lloyd blankfein, said today the allegations "do not reflect our values, our culture and how the vast majority of people at goldman sachs think about the firm." a florida woman had her own fight with a bank and this week we learned that lynn szymoniak will be paid $18 million for uncovering a massive foreclosure fraud. on monday, four top banks agreed to pay $95 million to settle charges that they used fraudulent paperwork in thousands of foreclosures. szymoniak discovered the scheme while fighting her own foreclosure. it

as harbaugh courts peyton manning, alex smith visits teams himself and is negotiations wita >> ama: mitt romney won by a landslide in puerto rico, trouncing rick santorum as the g.o.p. hopefuls focus on wooing voters in illinois and louisiana. all delegates went to romney because he captured more than 50% of the votes there. his 83% of the votes dwarfed the talleys for santorum and gingrich. this is the only time they can weigh in on the race because they are not allowed to vote in the general election. >> santorum compared his rival to president obama. >>> gas prices are a hot topic in the political campaign. gas prices are still going up but the rise appears to be slowing. the national average is 3.83 a gallon. the same as yesterday but up four cents from a week ago. prices are up more than 30 cents over the last month. here in california, the average is 4.35 a gallon, and even higher in the bay area, averaging 4.40 a gallon. here's more. >> reporter: gas prices are inching closer to the $4 mark in most cities, and drivers in california, hawaii, and new york are really feeling the pain at the pump. prices there already average more than $4 a

smith. this ask the fox report. polls give presidential candidate rick santorum a double digit lead in louisiana.rimary there. but the former senator on defense today after suggesting the country might be better off president obama over fellow republic mitt romney. here are the controversial comments. >> you win by giving people a choice. you win by giving people the opportunity to see a different vision for our country. not someone a little different than the person in there. [inaudible] different than what we have instead of taking a risk of what may be the etch a sketch candidate for the future. >> jon: today on "your world" with neil cavuto senator santorum said he meant when he said we might as well stay with president obama. >> he we the people might not me. i always said i would never vote for barack obama. are you kidding me? what do you think i'm doing this for because i like barack obama? >> jon: his comments playing into fears that this drawn-out primary race will hurt the eventual nominee come november. campaign carl cammeron live in new orleans. carl, so has this hurt rick santorum?

elected officials are exempt so that means that rick scott will pretty neat about peak up after all according to the miami herald state lawmaker jimmy smith including politicians would be political theater i went on to say that it was found to be unconstitutional to drug test elected officials because it prevents us as citizens from having that first amendment right the lawmakers that are protected by the courts from random drug testing have no problems subjecting other government employees to it and i wonder why scott waited until after hours to quietly and his craziness perhaps he even knows that making a law like this is just complete b.s. now the governor is joined by the state g.o.p. who believe that these new drug testing policies are an invasion of privacy but rather they're just following in the footsteps of the private sector just so kind of the governor to worry about the substance abuse in the state but i'm going to join with the a.c.l.u. with labor unions anybody was common sense and saying if this is absolutely ridiculous how can a policy with random drug testing based on no suspicion of violate the rights of state employees

. >> he's smith the conservative vote with rick santorum. >> erin, your thoughts? >> i absolutely agree with shira on that. politico has a very interesting story out this morning about how newt gingrich was up until 2:00 a.m. dancing with his wife in a hotel lobby. it seems like the campaign was coming to an end already, so i think shira was exactly right and the calls will be for gingrich to drop out. >> good to see you both. thanks so much. >> thanks. >> thanks. >> we have 40 delegates at stake in kansas. the caucus got under way an hour ago and it lasts until 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in dallas an american airlines flight attendant was under a close watch after a startling incident after a soon-to-depart flight. here's what one passenger recorded. >> it's okay. it's okay. >> so what you're seeing there is employees, they're trying to subdue their coworker as she struggled with them. it happened just before the flight was going to take off from dallas to chicago. passengers say the attendant ran to the back of the plane crashing about 9/11 and about not taking her m

congress i'm sorry judge of congresswoman jean smith who obviously is very right wing here has called i think look he's in the seams ition scott walker rick scott bob mcdonnell these guys got elected by the hard right digne agree with them on everything or only some things but they're the best there and besides the romney and santorum i think they're the best ad obama ad showed these guys they all are if you know barely scratching thirty percent above in their approval ratings they're all passing crazy these crazy bills you know the tragedy national ultrasound and doctors not allowed to ask about guns in florida i mean that in past they're pushing it and here in ohio you know case in point after the union scott we're going to actually use. i was a good talk about this type of legislation all night with all these guys and he said is right along that line is the ratings barely go thirty percent and you know it's going to help obama i mean these guys are overstepped their bet their hand but you know it going way beyond what their mandate was andy think that this is where most people aren't obviously it's not where it's a six string or a clif

if mitt romney and rick santorum continue to do get out for the title of front runner, that is where maryland comes into play, according to political science major herb smith. >> it is still very close race. >> maryland's primary election is tuesday, april 3. >> the maryland secretary of state determines who are the unviable presidential candidates at a given point in time. >> in 2008, maryland, virginia, and d.c. joined forces for a potomac primary. call last may, governor martin o'malley signed a bill moving our state primary back to april, and this time around, it is winner-take-all. >> with 37 delegates at play for the state of maryland, that could be important in a very tightly contested primary process. >> some other key numbers, tuesday, march 13, the deadline to register and to vote or change your party affiliation, and 46, the number of early voting centers statewide. marylanders can begin casting ballots for march 24 through march 29. if you will be 18 years old by the time of the general election in of all, you can vote in the primary this year. kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. >> something everybody is thinking about, what kind of role is maryland

rick patino and louisville looking to end their streak of one and done taking on davidson. 2nd half cardinals up 10, rex smithut georgie yang is there for the putback. louisville advances with a 69- 62 win. the georgetown hoyas have to wait a bit longer for their first game facing 14th seeded belmont friday in columbus that. is where we find our dave owens front and center following the team through the tournament. hey, dave. >> reporter: hey, what's going on? georgetown actually held a closed practice here this morning. john thompson, iii wanted his team to really hone in on belmont and start game planning for the bruins before they came over here to nationwide arena and took place in the open practice, more the pomp and circumstance where the fans can see them work out. once we got inside there weren't that many fans in the place, although georgetown officials expect a contingent of about 5,000 tomorrow for the 3:10 tip time. what's it like walking out onto the floor when the march madness begins? >> this time of the year it's supposed to be fun. it's a great tournament. it's a great thing to be around, but

consultants, eric smith, the democratic consultens around town that worked on the advertising component of this. >> quick question about illinois. what's the latest polling between mitt romney and rick santorum? >> i still think the latest polling is showing it it is a tight race. i don't have a sense from the campaigns that there's a lot of private polling going on right now. but i will tell you this. the way illinois is structured is tailormade for mitt romney. this is a big allege challenge for him. he has been doing really well in the suburbs and urban centers. just in the context of a republican nomination race. chicago and all those suburbs around it, the north and towards the west should be just perfect territory for mitt romney and that is where all the voters live. there's not enough down state and rural for rick santorum where he is traditionally strong to really make up for that. if mitt romney performs as he hud in the suburbs and city. if illinois remains this close and if santorum really threatens to beat romney there, i think it might be some of the most exposed weaknesses we've seen of romney thus far because of just how much illinois should play to his strength geog

rick pitino and the cardinals. donovan played for pitino at providence. second half florida with the ball. check out patrick young. monster dunk. gators up by eight at this point. back comes louisville. out to russ smithod. he had 19 points off the bench. just over a minute to go, cards down one. shane bohannon gives louisville the lead. the cardinals end on a 23-8 run. louisville beats florida 72-68 advancing to the final four. oh, by the way pitino improves to 7-0 against donovan. nene and the wizards host the hawks. third quarter jordan crawford up to nene. that was nice. he finished with a team high 21 points, 11 rebounds. the wizards led by as many as 16. final minute wizards' lead down to two. kirk behind rich to joe johnson for three. atlanta takes its first lead of the game with 46 seconds left. last chance for washington. they get it to john wall for the tie. john wall, can you be the hero? uh-uh, no good. he was 1-10 from the floor. in other words that's not good. the wizards lose. they're at boston tomorrow night. golf now, a victory on sunday for tiger woods would quiet the critics. but it would help. when tiger was tiger, no one doubted him because you really couldn't. 37-2 is his record.

smith, "today in the bay." >>> now to decision 2012. super tuesday tallies six more wins for mitt romney, but rick santorum isn't down for the count yet. >> we have won in the west, the midwest, and the south, and we're ready to win across this country. >> i stand ready to lead our party, and i stand ready to lead our nation to prosperity. >> among the key wins for romney, ohio and his home state of massachusetts. santorum scored victories in at least three states including oklahoma and tennessee. newt gingrich won his home state of georgia, but ron paul was shut out after romney won alaska. of course anything could thap this morning. we'll have a live report from ohio in about 40 minutes with the latest. >>> 5:06. this morning, israel's president continues his whirlwind tour of bay area tech hubs. president shimon peres will open the launch conference at a san francisco design center today. at least two dozen experts will also attend that conference. tomorrow peres tours google before leaving the bay area for los angeles. he spoke last night in san francisco, well attended by many. >>> meteorologist christina loren hanging around in t

smith. mitt romney on his website has sold 346 super fan t-shirts. that's what they look like. fetching. rickm, you know how many sweater vests rick santorum has sold? 3,000 sweater vests. >> that shirt is going to go for like $1,000 in williamsburg in 2020. a hipster shirt to wear. >> you're right. that doesn't do anything for romney in 2012. there is the idea that you are going to wear a mitt romney super fan t-shirt. how many of those 346 t-shirts were sold ironically too? there's whether it's the gop elders, the gop leaders giving my mouthed endorsements or the fact that he isn't getting small donors, voters aren't excited about him, i think it holds some relevance in this conversation. >> it's a huge problem. maybe down to the ironic hipster votes in the end. >> the fact that news organizations are now sending is out people to find rabid romney fans, it's a story if you can find a rabid romney fan. >> we worked on it for weeks finding these people. it's not easy. >> to bring it back full circle, i think chris's piece combined with your analysis is about right which is that you have the c

smith. he's always great. that's all for us tonight. good night. >> tonight, illinois is romney country. mitt romney has won a convincing primary victory over rick santorum. barely mentioning him, but directing his words mainly at president obama and the economy. >> three years of barack obama have brought us fewer jobs and shrinking paychecks. many of us believe we were years. historic drops in income and historic rise in gas prices. a president who doesn't hesitate to use all the means necessary to force through obama care, but leads from behind in the world. it's time to say these words. enough. >> rick santorum also spoke from gettysburg in his home state of pennsylvania. >> i said throughout the course of this campaign, while other issues are certainly important, economy, joblessness, national security concerns, the family, the issue of life, all of these issues are important. but the foundational issue in this race, if one that is, in fact, the cause of the other maladies that we are feeling, whether it's in the economy or whether it's in the budget crisis that we're dealing with. all boils down to one word. and that's what's at stake in t

smith. >> he's got -- >> a combination of the pastor and rick santorum's performance has given obama a goodthose who say obama has trouble connecting, donny? >> he's not in trouble lately. you see it in his eyes and his posture, he's feeling it. >> please, he's always been good at it. >> not like this. >> still ahead, we're going to bring in dr. susan rice. a lot of questions about syria and what the united states is going to do there. also peter orszag. [ female announcer ] you have plans, moments you're looking forward to. what if they were stolen from you? by alzheimer's. this cruel disease is the nation's sixth leading cause of death, affecting more than 5 million americans. the alzheimer's association has been behind every major advancement and continues to lead the fight against alzheimer's. we won't rest until we have a cure. join us. go to alz.org. i knew it'd be tough on our retirement savings, especially in this economy. but with three kids, being home more really helped. man: so we went to fidelity. we talked about where we were and what we could do. we changed our plan and did s

smith. i want to play footage from this morning. we just came out of a discussion discussing -- a discussion about trayvon martin and gun laws. and rickonroe, louisiana or was a few minutes ago at a shooting range talking about his policies when someone in the crowd was heard shouting out pretend it's obama. to which senator santorum said it's absurd. i'm not pretending anybody. it's a terrible and horrible remark i'm glad i didn't hear it. >> absolutely outrageous. in this day and age for people to make those kind of comments, this kind of hate and violence on anyone, including the president. i give credit to rick santorum. he said he didn't hear it, right? so he was asked about the remark later. he said it's absurd. he should come out publicly and condemn it. he does appear to be doing that. >> he reacted exactly the right way. you might have thought that the event at the shooting range might not be the morning for it. there's a sense the republican primary is being conducted in a small bubble. none of the republican candidates vin commented on the trayvon story till newt gingrich did last night on piers morgan. both he and santorum

rick folbaum, thank you. jenna: well, new reaction to a bombshell hitting wall street. goldman sachs' executive greg smith public exit yesterday, firing off a blistering editorial in "the new york times" describing the investment banking firm as toxic even after the firm went through the financial crisis and was bailed out by u.s. taxpayers. "the new york times" in an additional article says the way mr. smith resigned and what he says could reignite a debate over how much wall street has changed in the wake of the financial crisis, but not everyone agrees with that. fox business network's charlie gasparino is here, and you've been working this story hard, charlie, over the last 24 hours. what's your take on what's going on here? >> reporter: i mean, jenna, i've been covering wall street for 22 years, i've worked at a "wall street journal," nudes we'll magazines -- "newsweek" magazine, not necessarily part of the vast right-wing conspiracy or whatever hillary clinton called it. i was a regular reporter, and the stuff this gentleman put in that story is nothing new. most of the stuff, when you look at it, i

smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. and a half hour until the final polls close in the south. rickissippi and alabama to make this a two-person race. he claims that will help him defeat mitt romney at the republic convention. today mitt romney's camp called that pure fantasy. back up pars of santorum's argument. they show he and newt gingrich are splitting the votes of conservatives, evangelical christians and strong supporters of the tea party. john roberts is at santorum's primary night rally in lafayette, louisiana, hey, john. >> hey, we are looking forward to a primary a couple of weeks from now. not only would santorum like to get gingrich out of the race and stop flight sma conservative vote. he would also like to stop splitting the al person delegates. difficult for rick santorum to get to a majority of 1144. he may be able to prevent mitt romney from getting to 1144 and taking this thing to the convention. he told me yesterday if this happens he would welcome a floor fight in tamp pampleghts it would be an open convention. the delegates would go there and make a decision. a

rick santelli who took the redeye from new york. the guy's a machine. >> what a trooper. >> gregg smith, the author of the much talked about "new yorkimes" op-ed, talks about how he was a rhodes finalist, a full ride to stanford, so since he's now looking for a job, where should he submit his resume and why? you can tweet us, and we'll air your responses. there's a lot of talk about whether he would ever work in banking again. >> a movie dale and book deal within the next two weeks, between 2 million and $3 million. would you take him with your hedge fund. >> i would never deal with him again. you never go to the press, whether you like it or not, you never go to the press, ever. >> when we come back, running ahead of the curve. there's a lot to talk about today. and one more look at futures, as we try to get the dow's winning streak to 7. back in a minute. looking for a better place to put your cash? here's one you may not have thought of: fidelity. now you don't have to go to a bank to get the things you want from a bank. like no-fee atms -- all over the world. free checkwriting and mobile deposits. now, depositing a check is as e

rick pitino in phoenix. in the second, michigan state down by six. lloyd can't hit the three, but green slams it home. louisville wouldn't let them get too close. chris smith drains a three. michigan state becomes the first one-seed to fall in the tournament, losing to the cardinals 57-44. and rick pitino is undefeated in the sweet 16 with a 10-0 record in his career. >> unbelievable. >> so, rick going to the elite eight. >> going to the elite eight. glad he's away from the celtics. he almost ruined that team. >> oh, stop it. >> he did. >> we love rick. >> i know. but he almost ruined the team and it almost ruined him. >>> florida beat marquette last night. and ohio state over cincinnati. with that, here is the elite eight picture so far. in the east, ohio state and syracuse will play tomorrow at 7:00. >> that's going to be a great game. >> in the west, florida and louisville. another good game at 4:30. watch out for louisville. they are good. >> and pitino. a great guy. >> sweet 16 games in the south and midwest. 7:15, number 10 seed xavier plays number three baylor. i have baylor in the final four. >> do you really? >> yeah, i do. >> this year's long sho