. >> the problem is that they are still going play solitaire. so they are always going to find a way. >> stephen: we'll come up with a law to shut down solitaire. okay. do you think that this law goes far enough. >> you need something to prevent stealing. the pendulum is going too far. you know, apple has a legitimate way of selling music. they negotiate with the companies and they sell it and ipods are doing great and itunes is doing great and everyone gets paid for. >> stephen: what if there was some even trade-off between theft and retribution like the artist actually got to get something out of the internet company that was stealing from them, likes an eye for an ipod. >> well, it's a good line but-- . >> stephen: it's an excellent line. and if anyone steals it-- is a copy written line and if you steal it i will sue. danny gold fwering, thank you so much for joining me. jonathan zittrain, a >> stephen: thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. nation, fox news anchor brett baier is a good friend. we wrestle together on weekend its. but i

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do you-- solitaire. do you think that this law goes far enough? >> you need something to prevent stealing. the pendulum is going too far. you know, apple has a legitimate way of selling music. they negotiate with the companies and they sell it ipods are doing great and itunes is doing great and everyone gets paid for. >> what if there was some even trade-off between theft and retributions. >> like the artist actually got to get something out of the internet company that was stealing from them, like an eye for an ipod. >> well, it's a good line but i don't think-- . >> stephen: it's an excellent line. and if anyone steals it-- that is a copy written line and if you steal, i will sue. danny goldberg, thank you so much for joining me. jonathan zittrain, a pleasure. [ male announcer ] 33 years ago, we had a simple idea. make the best vehicles in america... and once a year offer them with special savings. today, it's a phenomenon. toyotathon is back. see the reinvented camry, named a 2012 "best resale value" by kelley blue book's kbb.com. and with amaz

they wanted the small solitaire diamond reins that taylor's husband had given her to pay off bets on ping-pong. >> these sold at the auction for $110,000. that is when our spirit started dropping about being able to afford anything at the auction. >> reporter: they later succeeded in buying a real necklace which they will display at their store along with the paper jewelry. it gives the store a unique way of engaging customers and getting them in the door. >> i think it is unique, a piece of history and something you can't see anywhere else so one air kind. >> this make me wonder, what would elizabeth taylor with thought of all this. we know from her book that she liked jewelry. she might have thought this was a lot of fun. i'll ask you, what do you think. dick krantz, fox 5 news. >>> we still have plenty ahead. your weather, traffic and all your top stories. fox 5 news at 4:30 starts now. >>> it is friday, december 30th. taking a live look at the washington monument this morning where it is another cold start to the day out there. we'll check in with tucker here in a second to see w

every single solitaire thing this guy wanted he got passed. >> remember harry truman had a sign on hisk -- >> sean: the buck stops here. >> with obama the buck stops everywhere but with him. he has played the victim 24/7 since he entered the office. we shouldn't be surprised he is avoiding responsibility now. >> sean: he said i have no idea -- i understood it was bad but i didn't think it was that bad. he said in the lead-up to the election, the worst economic crisis since the great depression. what part of his own words didn't he understand? >> yeah, the big part is i don't think that people will buy it anymore. we have seen the polls show americans don't buy the message. we sit at home and hear them say things and know we get more of the same. guess what? it's no longer what he inherited but how he responded to it. he made the situation worse. i use business confidence as an example of that. this economy is going nowhere unless the businesses want to hire. business confidence is still at record lows. it's not budged. he has created an environment with the policies where businesses ar

you can't play solitaire if you don't know who is dealing. >> you can't shadow box in the dark becauseno shadow in the dark. >> it is all one big shadow. it is like the glass is half empty. >> i'm sure you think the 10 commandments have no place in society. i think you have no place in society. >> there are 10 command ment's put in the soup kitchen. the 10 commandments have a place -- they have it many, many places, churches, outside the synagogues, anywhere a family pants to display it. government cannot promote, religion period. you certainly can't do it by a school run by the government. as far as the kids are concerned, i'm assuming they are anonymous because they are minors and therefore are allowed anonymity. would the lawyer be allowed to know who they are? >> that's a good point. the lawyer will of course know who his adversaries are. it is not as if the defense is going to say, who are we litigating this against? they will have depositions and inter roughing tores and a full opportunity to talk to them. >> can i say something rotten? they are worried about harassment. if you s

they wanted the small solitaire diamond rings that taylor's husband, richard burton, gave her to pay off bets on ping- pong. >> these sold at the auction for $110,000. that is when our spirit started dropping about being able to afford anything. we would sell them in our store for $5,000. >> reporter: they succeeded in buying a real necklace, which they will display at the store with the paper jewelry. it gives the store a unique way of engaging customers and getting them in the door. >> and this is unique, a piece of history and something you can't see anywhere else. one of a kind. >> what would elizabeth taylor thought of this? and from her book, we know she liked jewelry. i will ask you: what do you think? from woodbridge, virginia, dick krantz, fox 5 new. >> speak now or forever hold your piece. [ laughter ] >> oh, oh. talk about the worst possible timing. as you heard, that was a tornado siren blaring right in the middle of the wedding vows. the video shows the couple just moments away from being herd when that alarm interrupted the ceremony. there is no word on where that is fi

they wanted she's small solitaire diamond rings that richard burton had given taylor to pay off someong. >> these sold at auction for $110,000. that's when our spirits started dropping. we would sell these rings in our store for about $5,000 of. reporter: they later succeeded in buying a real necklace which they will display in their store along with the paper jewelry. it gives the store a unique way of engaging customers and getting them in the door. >> it's a piece of history and something you can't see anywhere else, so one of a kind. reporter: this makes me wonder what would elizabeth taylor have thought of all this? we everybody from her book that she liked jewelry, so she might have thought this was a lot of fun, but i'll ask you what do you think? from woodbridge, virginia, dick

look, legislative business is not solitaire. it requires two parties. and again, this is pretty simple basic stuff that's in every civics class, every government class. on american politics, senate passes a bill, house passes a bill, you come to the conference committee. >> congressman tom price making me think of how the bill become as law song. thank you, have a good day. >> merry christmas to you. >>> coming up, air wars, are superpacs, the new bad cops of 2012? >>> and are you still wrapping up your holiday shopping? you're not alone. a new "consumer reports" poll finds a quarter of americans havy et it start shopping for gifts. the excuses range from lack of money to simple procrastination. if you're hoping to get those gifts to loved ones on time, the u.s. postal service says today is the last day to ship anything by priority mail, within the united states and have it arrive in time for christmas. tomorrow is the last day for express mail. >>> let's just hope this guy is not delivering. dubbed the grinch who stole christmas, surveillance video cap

after about six months of letter writing and visiting he said what would you think about wearing a solitaire? nothing. no response. i think it went on for a week or 10 days. nothing. and he wrote again and again and said i'm sorry if i jump the gun. finally -- i don't know whether she did it in writing or whether she spoke to him, but she turned him down and apparently she did it so nicely that he said that was so gentle, so nice that i almost don't feel bad. and we'll go right back to being friends. if it is a crayon right again and come see you, but don't worry about any pressure. he lied. over the next couple of years, there's a little pressure that begins to creep in any back south again. he can't help himself. finally, when he thought he had no chance at all, she actually tells him, if i marry anybody in this life, it will be you. it apparently left him speechless. for the guy who poured his heart out on paper and person, did nothing to say. he apparently sat there with his mouth hanging open. finally prompted my grandmother to see harry truman come you are an enigma. the courtship last

all i've had is solitaire. cards? 2. i think i'll play these. how old would your son be now? 17?hat he could've become. jacob put an end to any chance of that. does the strain of your work affect your marriage? i'm not married. you wear a ring. why would you still be protecting jacob? did you divorce because of putting people like me away? i think you're innocent. we're all guilty of something. but it's... it's our children that suffers for our sins, isn't it? you'd have to ask him. how old is he? [chuckles] he's 25. oh... do you have a picture of him? in my office. you don't carry them with you? no. to protect him. you want to leave him somewhere safe. somewhere clean. you killed riley to protect him from jacob. i protect my son as you protect yours. where's he buried? all that matters is that he's safe. where is he? he's in a better place. [keys ttling] the chaplain's here to see you. what have you got? i got aces and 8s. two pair. the dead man's hand. i should've had that, but then, of course, i would've lost. straight to the jack. and unless the rules of poker have changed si

solitaire, online shopping. >> it cuts down on that. just go home. >> and if you are a new hire for this company, you automatically get sixteen vacation days. >> wow. >> they say if you meet your target, quota, it's all about getting married and getting people to buy stuff through their venders and whatnot. if you hit your sales quota, go ahead and take off. however, doesn't it seem almost european in its way? >> in a way because you get a month off typically over there. in america we work so hard, people work so, so stinking hard here -- >> who? >> almost everyone, right? people don't take vacation. there's a vacation guilt. we did that story on the show. so even though the request for the vacation days works the same, you still have to put in your vacation day requests, people aren't going take off months at a time. >> but if they do, and i'm sure people will given her appetite for signing up, they aren't going to pay you. you want to take off six months, they around going to pay you for six months. eats obviously done on a commission