but, roger, oh, yes, roger. >> i quit school my junior year. and you're not going to go back and not going to go back. i don't like people telling me not to do something, so i went back. >> he seemed to take trouble with him, drinking, public brawling, marijuana, lsd, eventually cocaine. >> it makes me feel 10 foot tall and bullet proof and eventually someone showed me i wasn't 10 foot tall and bullet proof. >> got a few bruise along the way. >> learned a few. >> the good kid and the troubled one spent weekends together, offroading in bob's jeep, chasing girls, and watching murder for hire movies. >> we watched a movie about "hitman" easy money in a few seconds of work. >> "hitman." that's killing somebody, is that a joke? >> just shooting the breeze. wow, $50,000 pulling the trigger. >> they imagined becoming hit men themselves, just a joke of course, then quite suddenly, life got serious for bob. his girlfriend got pregnant. >> he didn't know what to do. she wanted to keep it. >> her name was liana davidson, a high school junior, only 17. lon

jim rogers, ceo and chairman of rogers holdings staying with us.he fact that the eu imposed or is phasing in those sanctions, iran might try and preempt it by cutting off some of its exports. what do you think this means for the price of oil? >> i don't think it means too much of anything. in fact, i was going to ask yousef, aren't there other place that is would buy the oil like india? they have started saying they want to do more with the iranians. the chinese said they will buy more oil. so the iranians sell their oil somewhere else and the people who were buying it, they buy -- the europeans buy somewhere else. oil is very fluid. 0 oil is oil. >> we don't have yousef with us. he just dived out of the set. if i can ask you, one of the key comments last year right through the course of 2011 the difference between now and 2008 is the price of oil is lower but now as we have these strains in the middle east do you still have the hope that we have this tail wind of lower oil prices or is it going to be a problem in 2012? >> well, no, oil prices will

but a number of others, these challenges were filed and beat out rogers -- rogers are holding press conferences. nixon himself doesn't seem to be directly involved but -- >> well, what started off that night he had no idea about doing any kind of protest. he just felt that he was probably going to lose but we talked him into saying let's wait and see. we had to really talk him in to doing that. so that was his way of saying that. but he did -- we didn't know votes were still being -- we assumed there were in illinois but we didn't know. so when it was -- the next morning bob haldeman who was our kid advance man and bob finch and i went in and talked to him and he said that i should go down and announce that he was conceding and thank the workers and we put together a telegram to send to the workers and congratulations to kennedy, so i had said at the time that with the reporters that we wouldn't call back until 10:00 in the morning so they could get a little sleep. so i went down and made his concession and kennedy told me later that that's when he decided he'd won, when he saw me come down to

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i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> november, 1942. led by general eyesen hower the allied invasion of africa begins. an christmas day, 23-year-old lee archer arrive forward pilot training. >> i didn't think it was making a stand for the future of the country originally. with me it was in your face you tell me i can't do it? i'll prove it to you, i can. >> and george bowlan, stan watson and charles drieden were still waiting to ship out. for drieden it had been a year since he graduated but nobody knew what to do with a black pilot. >> most were sent overseas to fight for their country. >> i said i'm ready, whenever it comes if it comes. >> to be the best damned pilot i can be. >> 99th became one of the best-trained in the army air corps because we had so much time to spend, training. >> finally, in 1943 they received orders. >> it was a shock to see your name on a li

mark responded saying well he's been wrong on lots of things tim rogers well i think if you take the face value of their words of jim rogers says there will be several hard landings china is included then that admitting that china is in for a hard landing he's not saying that it's in for a soft landing as he would have said maybe only six months ago he's saying yes china will be in for a hard landing this is an economy that's been growing at nine ten twelve percent a year for several years so hard landing in china would be catastrophic so jim rogers in the sea is going to run into the tall weeds of anon accountability by saying that while give it ten or twenty years then it looks like farmer could have the upper hand here and i want to take this moment maxa turn to another blooper from the past year like the somali pirates of the right idea they loot the ships and then they sell shares in the next ship that they're going to loot on an informal exchange like a group on or a zynga or a facebook share market or shares post isn't like an electronic internet based market that only people

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> november, 1942. led by general eyesen hower the allied invasion of africa begins. an christmas day, 23-year-old lee archer arrive forward pilot training. >> i didn't think it was making a stand for the future of the country originally. with me it was in your face you tell me i can't do it? i'll prove it to you, i can. >> and george bowlan, stan watson and charles drieden were still waiting to ship out. for drieden it had been a year since he graduated but nobody knew what to do with a black pilot. >> most were sent overseas to fight for their country. >> i said i'm ready, whenever it comes if it comes. >> to be the best damned pilot i can be. >> 99th became one of the best-trained in the army air corps because we had so much time to spend, training. >> finally, in 1943 they received orders. >> it was a shock to see your name on a li

sugar rogers leading the break to mcgee. team high 21. rogers added 19. georgetown upsets rutgers. >>> when we return, a special honor for the guy who helped built the comcast center. gary williams on an emotional night.  >>> gary williams was 22 years as the basketball coach at maryland. won more games than any maryland basketball coach in the school's history. last week, in an emotional dedication, the coach returned to comcast center and gave the fans one last clinched fist. maryland honored williams by dedicating the court in his name. this was prior to the duke game, appropriate. so he got to see his old nemesis, coach k, one more time. after the ceremony, williams tried to put his career and the dedication into perspective. >> obviously, this is something special to me. it's a big thrill. when i left here in 1968, i never thought anything like this would be possible. never thought i would be back as a coach to start with. it's been a great ride. a lot of great people. assistant coaches, players. it's always about the players that d

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] ow, ow! [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum ta tum tum tums >> bill: hume zone segment tent. senior analyst. i love that. you know? >> i had to get it in my contract to be called that they wanted to call me the senior moment political analyst but i was able to ward that off. >> bill: there was the aarp analyst. all kinds of stuff going on with you. >> all of it fits, i'm afraid. >> bill: romney, we have got the polling guys up behind you. the initial votes in florida have already been cast. that sends a strong message that is he going to have a good day tomorrow. you heard my talking points and my interview with rick santorum. you know, i'm looking for the pathway. i'm looking for how

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. aspercreme breaks the grip, with maximum-strength medicine and no embarrassing odor. break the grip of pain with aspercreme. >>> there's lots to talk about today in politics. the economy and much more. let's get right to it. joining me now, ariana huffington is the editor in chief and president of the huffington post media group. david frum is a contributing editor for the daily beast and "newsweek." steve rattner left a long career on wall street to be the obama administration's car czar. now he is back in business. and mort zuckerman is the chairman of boston properties and the editor in chief of "u.s. news and world report." welcome to you all. david, let me start with you. one of the things i've been puzzling over is, what happened to the tea party? this was the party that -- you know, this was meant to be the thing that was going

i imagine in front of roger taylor, the original queen drummer and queen founder.was that like? >> it felt like a really, really fun job interview. i've been playing with these five other people who i've never played a single note with ever before in front of roger taylor playing songs he's written. it's pretty sur real. >> when you sea this competition on the internet were you like, this is for me? >> pretty much that's what happened. how many times does something like that come true. people said i've sounded like freddie mercury over 20 years now. so i felt i had a decent chance of getting one of those slots. >> where's your sweet stash? >> that disappeared the minute my wife saw it. >> trefreddie was such a belove arti artist, what does it feel to play his role now. >> to be compared to one of the greatest rock singers of all time is humbling. i don't think i have the moves. >> are they going to make you wear the freddie mercury outfits? >> no. i think if you've seen roger taylor talk about the queen extravaganza, he doesn't want it to look cheesy. they want it

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ]s like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> bill: personal story segment tonight, last saturday mitt romney was approached by an unemployed woman in sumter, north carolina. she told him she was having a hard time and the governor gave her some money. >> pocketbook and he got money and he paid for my light bill. you know, it's ironic that this day would be martin luther king birthday and i know a lot of people wonder why i'm black and voting for a more money. it's got nothing to do with that i think martin luther king main thing that he said today was not to judge a person by the color of their skin but by the context of their character. >> bill: well, you would think that that would qualify as a good deed for governor romney. not so fast. >> as an african-american woman it gald me, i don't even like to watch it i felt like it plays into every sort of patronizing stereotype of bla

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ]ed. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> bill: personal story segment tonight. perhaps the best expert on the south carolina primary is former arkansas governor mike huckabee now a fox news analyst. four years ago he finished second in south carolina behind john mccain. take the speaker first, how much will mr. gingrich's personal life hurt him tomorrow. what do you think? >> probably not a lot, bill because what he did the other night in the debate was pril brilliant political gamesmanship. it was a flawless put down and when you are accused of being a bad guy the best you can do is turn the bad guy into the person who attacked you. if you make him a worse bad guy than you, you win. that's exactly what newt did. he did it with precision like i have rarely seen. >> all right. now, the evangelical vote though is substantial in south carolina. you got a lot of it right. >> very strong. >> and women

joining me now is roger simon from politico. former advisor to george w. bush and former dnc chairman and cnbc contributor, governor howard dean. thank you for joining me tonight. governor dean, what the democrats were really hoping for is that there was no decisive winner as there was four years ago in the democratic run. i think president obama getting 37. obama 37, clinton about 8 points less than that. nothing like that this time around. that is exactly what the democrats needed. isn't it? >> well, it would have been more fun to have santorum win but i would have to say that this problem that the republicans have is pretty extraordinary. 75% of the people in that party just don't seem to want to vote for mitt romney for president of the united states. so this goes on. and as we go on, he moves further and further to the right the most damaging thing that he has said so far is he would damage the dream act. the really important hispanic vote has now disappeared given what the republicans have said over the last few months about this incredibly fast grow

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. i remember the day my doctor told me i have an irregular the heartbeat,alue plan. and that it put me at 5-times greater risk of a stroke. i was worried. i worried about my wife, and my family. bill has the mos common type of atrial fiillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. he was taking warfarin, but i've put him on pradaxa instead. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mgs reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin without the need for regular blood tests. i sure was glad to hear that. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have a bleeding condition like stomach ulcers, or take aspirin, nsaids, or bloodthi

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ]ke we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> there is only one thing that americans could do. they are snowed in and that is sticking with the fox business network. we are continuing our coverage on the south carolina primary. it is really not just about republican red. but all about your green. we have the most powerful people weighing in on all of this including a billionaire. and new york jets owner and staple co-founder and don imus, you can't afford to miss this and can't afford what is developing in essentially a breakfast joint. it is a popular one at that. two presidential candidates. a karl is newt gingrich still there. just left a second ago, neal. tommy stevenson. hosted presidential candidates and mosted republicans. it is a radition here and they put a new capter in the history book by what turned out not to be a candidates. they were scheduled to be here 10:45. i am hear

roger federer wins the first stet set in the tie breaker and as is the case, nadal gets himself backmatch and at match point, rogers forehand is going to sail along and moving to the finals, 6-7, 7-2, 6-7, 6-4 and he will play the winner of the other match. >>> happy anniversary redskins fans. twenty years ago, the burgundy and gold played in the last super bowl, super bowl 26 and the opponent was the buffalo bills. the redskins behind rigs and griffin, 27-24 and that is the last championship for any of the major sports franchises in d.c. and the skins have struggled since. >>> and free agent reliever brad lige agreed to a one-year contract and pitched to the phillies and not from late july because of elbow and shoulder problems in the right arm and that is your sports. back to you. >>> now you have the news edge. the news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. back here at 10. thage in 11 as always. hope you will be, too. be, too.  ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' a sunny day ♪ ♪ sunny day ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' the taste i crave ♪ ♪ subway ♪ i'm makin' it, makin' it how i like ♪ ♪ it's meant to be

oscar-winning filmmaker michael moore, suze orman, cornell west, majora carter, vicki escarra, and roger clay. we're glad you have joined us for night two of our conversation. remaking america is coming up right now. [applause] >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. answer, nationwide insurance is and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> the w. k. kellogg organization. learn more at>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers likethank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] >> and let me come -- tavis: let me come back to you first, dr. west. gwenn vicki says we need leadership, we are sitting in washington right now and i know at least 535 people who think they are leaders. i know another guy at the end of pennsylvania who definitely thinks he is a leader. that is 536. there a

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ]s like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> paul: time for hits and misses of the week. jason. >> this is excellent david reubenstein who is donating $7.5 million to repair the washington monument. so the only question is whether newt gingrich will approve the donation because mr. reubenstein made his money in private equity at carlisle. >>> in cuba, it's been trying to improve the image. but they have another jailed dissident. he was a 31-year-old peaceful activist whose only crime is speaking against the dictatorship and he died on a hunger strike this week. >> this is a hit to chris christie. voters are upset, new hampshire governor chris christie but the experiment continues in new hampshire. he laid out a plan to cut taxes 10% across the board, not just for some people that invested in windmills. good into news for the state. >> paul: what is his approval rating? >> in the 5

bill rogers argued that it would hurt ourselves with the southern block if we did. so nixon never made the call. and that caused uscost u us a l black votes. >> so in '68 he made sure. and also reaction to the assassination. >> yes. >> it is surprising, i mean given what you were saying earlier about nixon making civil rights kind of a civil issue for himself in the eisenhower administration. he might have seen this as an opportunity to get the black vote. in fact -- >> but, it was interesting to get the southern vote. >> it is interesting looking at nixon's position during these years, because like all politicians he has to try to court these two constituencieco. a lot of people said at a certain point he starts kind of figuring his support is going to be with white southerners instead of with black voters and is he thinking the winds are already blowing that way in '60 or -- >> he felt that g many and that the southern vote was very important to us, because eisenhowerasve sort of broken t democratic wall in the south. the nomination reagan tried to play to the sou

live in rogers forge, linda so, abc2 news. >>> all right. you are right. so we got the wintery weather saturday morning and we got more drizzle overnight. the freezing drizzle and freezing rain adding insult to injury. freezing rain advisory. >> he effect until 7 -- 11 a.m. the -- advisory in effect until 11 a.m. the temperatures are above freezing this morning. as we look at maryland's most powerful radar, things are -- things are dry but we will see rain moving in here as we go into afternoon. but temperatures are going to soar above freezing. we will be around 47 degrees for a high today. but right now, temperatures into stevensville around 34. eastern shore millersville around 32 and glen elk at 27. the temperatures are cold enough to support that rain coming down. on contact it is freezing. that's what freezing rain is. let's go over to angela with your traffic. good morning. how are the road? >> reporter: good morning. the roads are very slippery. extreme caution is what you need and extra drive time because we have reports of slepry conditions and i

roger clemmons asked for $22 million in 2005. the giants offered lincecum a club record $17 million. the team is confident it will soon reach common ground with with its superstar pitcher. >>> and we're still waiting to find out whether denver broncos quarterback tim tebow will play in the upcoming at&t pebble beach pro am. he is recovering from rib and chest injuries. espn reports he was hurt during denver's lost at new england last weekend. there was speculation he would be paired with tiger woods. >> wow! >> for the golf tournament. but tony romo is expected to be woods' amateur partner. the tournament kicks off on february 6th. and it's interesting, lot of

roger simon and jennifer donahue on whether rick has a shot in new hampshire and beyond. that's coming up next. herman cain is back, and he's got a new plan. we'll tell you all about it in "psycho talk," where it belongs. and indiana democrats are doing all they can to keep their state from becoming the next to work -- the next state that could be attacked when it comes to labor. we'll have that with democratic leader pat bower. he's going to be joining us. share your thoughts with us on twitter using the hashtag edshow. we'll be right back. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." i have to go back to the last segment for just a moment, if i may. think about this. there's a guy who wants to be president of the united states of america, and he wants people making $10,000 a year to pay more in taxes but he doesn't want to show you his taxes. he doesn't want to do full disclosure. he might if he's elected someday, never say never. the middle classers, the blue liners, who he has in my opinion no record of helping in his legislative career or in leadership, in fact,

guns continue to power on the first hand of major of the season yes right today rafael a doll and rogerfederer in action they've both won meaning they could yet meet in the semifinals and he said more than just the second. good to have you with us today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so including some pretty. straight sets straightforward second seed rafael nadal progresses into the second week. holding victory over the. capital gains double get darren cup champions akbar's because for much winning run with the russian team captain. the star of the show in moscow. the top. sure the lead following the opening day's play a. challenge there at the end. of the ball last. we saw with tennis where another russian house full injuring week was obvious truly an open. how to enter friday's action us or country sole representative on the day but if he ensured her participation would be short lived czech easing into a run for on a six one six three school and elsewhere defending champion kim clijsters also made the next stage times three straight sets win over time the. current world num

roger kimball who will speak second wears an amazing number of hats. he is the publisher and president of encounter books, one of the leading and best conservative publishers in the country. he is the author -- i am sorry he is the editor and publisher of the new criterion, the distinguished magazine of cultural criticism and he is the author of many books including tenured radicals, how politics has corrupted higher education and his forthcoming volume, the fortunes of permanence, culture and anarchy in the age of amnesia. with linda bridges who is here and will be chairing the third panel this afternoon, mr. campbell edited the sprightly and indispensable anthology of bill buckley's writings that appeared last year. our third speaker will be r. emmett tyrrell, the founder and editor-in-chief of the distinguished magazine, the "american spectator." he has written many provocative books and certainly none more provocative than "the new york times" best-selling boy clinton, the political biography. his latest volume which came out just a few months ago

rafael nadal on his heels with 10 but i owns roger lately. fed -- he owns roger lately. fed came out on fire the whipping backhand pass like this one from the far court. he'd win the set in the tiebreaker but nadal gets the best of him. match point in the fourth set. rafael nadal move ooze s on to the final. he's now -- moves on to the final and got the better of federer. >>> happy anniversary redskins fans. 20 years ago they played in their last super bowl against the bills in the metrodome. the redskins won 37-24. it is the last championship for any of the four major sports franchises in d.c. since then the redskins have only two playoff wins and three postseason appearances. that's your sports. i'm dave feldman. have a great night. brian is back with more of the edge right after this. we'll see you tomorrow. it's where you spend a lifetime so your kids can go to college. so you can actually visit that beach proudly displayed on your monitor. for that, you work through lunch. or as we like to say, lunch through work. perfectly balanced hormel compleats meals. freshness

where a number three roger federer hustle to progress following a three set victory over evil court of each of creation the fed express the me to work a little harder than all fullness seven six seven five six three finished up. that brings us to be ice where two time get darren cup champions akbar's have handed c.s.k. other first defeat in five games russian skipper alexei monroe's off to the fore in moscow as constantine the top off report. both sides had minimum winning streaks says got ahead for victorious ogg worst to the teams i bet linked to climb as high as they can in the rankings before the play of sorts and the visitors took an early lead forty year old alec but they're all found himself on mark to list court after a well timed assist and wasted no time for his fourth goal of the season while twenty year old out to me by matt in burning his third point in three matches for his new team however quickly responded with a power play goal early in the second period it took ten minutes for the two time guarin cup winners to put their noses in front again can think of a new fired a

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aaron rogers was nearly perfect all year. recovered by new york's deon branch, the packers lost three fumbles in the day. the defending champions lose. the same place the giants visited on november 13th, this alex smith to vernon davis pass put the 49ers in the end zone. the 49ers were playing to a 27- 20 lead late in the game when smith swatted down a pass on first down and preserved the win for san francisco. at that point the 49ers were 8- 1 or beginning to be taken seriously on a national level. well they're taking a lot seriously now. a rematch and the 49ers will be headed to super bowl xlvi. >> awesome. >> more to come in sports. >>> the team's on the field success certainly translates into big bucks off the field with san francisco cashing in on the super bowl quest. janine de la vega is live where she found out about the -- patti lee is live where she found out about a get away special and tickets for the play off game. >> reporter: there's the emotional impact a winning football team has on a city. >> incredible, jus

roger wins the first set. 7-6. second set now, nidal up. 30-0.ar court nice hustle by raphael here. check out the passing shot. right down the line. nidal takes the second set. we move ahead to the third. nidal serving for the tiebreaker. federer. right into the net. fourth set down to the wire. federer going to hit this one just a little bit long and rafael nidal will play the winner of tomorrow's semifinal between novak, jodjokovic and ay murray. >> roger owns the majors. >>> up next an >>> the d.c. inspector general and local residents lashed out today at an obscure law that would allow all forms of online gambling in the city. some council members complained that the expansion of gambling was hidden within the city's budget without public hearings. that criticism is leaving the fate of online games in d.c. in doubt. tom sherwood reports. >> reporter: d.c. already does closed circuit gambling but the internet promises new sources of revenue. the online games law passed without public hearings. citizens complained the d.c. lottery has rushed to

by commissioner roger goodell-- and goodell is having a much better season.e midst of an economic slump that's seen most american businesses struggle, the n.f.l.'s revenues are soaring, and its television ratings are through the roof. by a number of measures, it is the most successful entertainment enterprise in the country. and with all due respect to ringling brothers, right now the n.f.l. is the greatest show on earth, and commissioner goodell is the ringmaster. ( fireworks exploding ) >> goodell: when we bring people into our stadium, or if they're watching on television, we want them to say, "that was the greatest entertainment i've ever seen." >> kroft: it is the american adaptation of the roman coliseum, a spectacle that manages to package all the primal instincts-- sex, violence, tribalism, courage, joy and disappointment. there are agile 300-pound gladiators, spear throwers and acrobats. the best ones are multi- millionaires often in the employ of billionaires fortunate enough to own one of the n.f.l.'s 32 franchises. they pay commissioner roger good