the anti-gay in steve grant pushing for a tough the e.u. oil embargo wisht iran's promise to counter by blocking a vital transit route not just says it will take military action in the persian gulf if the islamic state carries out its threat. campaigning is already underway in the bid to become russia's president with prime minister vladimir putin publishing an article with details on the country's problems and challenges with a motion i've been two months away he wants and then to corruption a stronger civil society and a lot of political. as the headlines are now the second part of the show. guys it's time for you said it i read it it's time to respond to my brilliance and engaging viewer comments on facebook twitter and you too because i have got something to say i listen now last week dana lash c.n.n. contributor and editor in chief of the website big journalism said on her radio show in response to a video released which showed u.s. marines urinating on the corpses of taliban fighters that she'd quote drop trout and do it too and that

defendant has been convicted of murder. >> but what i wanted more than anything was to make sure steve grantld be off the streets and be off the streets for a long time. >> two months later in her sentencing of grant on february 21st, the judge ensured just that. grant will be in prison for the next 50 to 80 years. >> today, justice was served. nothing will bring back tara grant, but also nothing will bring back stephen grant. >> grant's first opportunity for a parole hearing won't come until he's 87 years old. the judge had far exceeded the state's sentencing guidelines and handed down a virtual life sentence, citing among other reasons, the depravity of grant's psychological damage to his young children. >> they'll never have to see their father. they'll never have to experience his hurtful ways, his abusive ways any more. >> there had been yet another shocking disclosure. in her victim impact statement, tara's sister told the courts this past christmas day, days after the trial ended, her 7-year-old niece spilled a long-kept secret. >> hearing lindsey describe detail by detail by detail,

>>justine: big bucks are being put out for a man that will replace steve jobs. apple grantedlion stock options last august after he took the reins before steve jobs died. a review shows that cooks pay was valued at $378 million. apple said its compensation goal is to encourage long-term results above short-term risk taking. we do have a warning from police in vallejo where critics list agrees are back in the rise. police believe there the same suspects that targeted people near the 200 block of neptune's court back in july of 2010. this latest incident happened on friday for people responding to an online at to purchase a car. reggie kumar picks up the story from here. >>reporter: an unsuspecting dublin couple thought they were getting a good deal when they saw a post on craig lists for a news honda accord, the price was $3,800 and the location was vallejo. police say when the customers are right here to purchase the car neighbors said the men got out of the car with money in his hand he then knocked on the door of the home on the street and no one answered. the man then deci

and say remove max keiser dot com from all of the search engine results on steve schwarzman and they'll have and they're granted immunity if they take it down because there's no recourse for you then as well so i assume they just need to take it down as soon as they receive just a legal letter from stephen schwarzman lawyers and they will take it down there's immunity granted to them in the sopa bill well they can take this show down it's outside of steve's shorts of his purview as a kleptocrat in america also my twitter icon on my twitter account i'm max kaiser stop sopa on the image so follow me on twitter you should help stop sopa but again you know i think it's really important we can't dismiss this for the audience here that this is what they think oh it's all about protecting those artists those cultural icons of people who bring you art and culture it's about protecting stephen schwarzman from letting the audience letting the population know that stephen schwarzman sucks dot com don't go away we're coming right back with stacy herbert right here in the kaiser report stay right there. you. welcome back to

. >> don't take them for granted, steve brown live for us tonight in portfolios mouth. much more to come in new hampshire and tonight we're hearing about trouble inside the obama white house. the first lady michelle obama reportedly clashing with some of the president's advisors, it's history now, but laid out in a new book that claimed it got so bad, one aide even cursed the first lady. we'll get to that as fox reports live across the great granite state. st. ansell's college we've been here every four years what seems like a better part of a lifetime. never seen it without snow before. fascinating. ♪ [ smack! ] [ smack! smack! smack! ] [ 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 crisp, clear, untouched. that's why there's brita, to make the water we drink, taste a little more, perfect. reduce lead and other impurities with the advanced filtration system of brita. >> now there's a campaign trail. and a book explores the personal relationship betwee

steve? >> you know, i think you've kind of grants have a positive effect. we can't afford them right now. the biggest threat to our-- >> someone's got to stand up. >> to our economy is the budget deficit, the debt. we're going to have to go through and get rid of expenditures like this, i'm sorry, i agree with most of you guys. >> way to go, steve. >> and you don't want the agency cut. there are policies, cutting this and-- >> you cannot say that with a straight face. >> they're existence, i'm not saying they have to. >> and that's what i would do if i ran the agency and i want to-- >> well, can i say thank you, jesus, he does not run our agency, by the way. >> if i did, we would not have bed bugs. >> this is just one of five of 50,000 of these things, you just can't take this in isolation, this is hundreds of billions of dollars of waste and about as frivolous as i've seen it, minus the bed bug thing. >> brenda: so, tell us more about the bed bug thing? [laughter] >> and maybe-- >> all right. thanks, guys and thanks to steve for joining us. take that, tiger. the golf pro's ex-wife tearin

steve jobs. big -- money the highest c zero in america. they granted the stock units last august for taking the right before steve jobs died. their review showing that cloaks package is valued at $378 million that is the most night ceos, combined. apple is saying that the long-term results is justification. that is the combination of nine of the highest-paid ceos combined. >> this food service worker was working for the san francisco food district and also for just custodian facing attempted murder, and is believed to be the rape suspect in the castro district from the three women from the june-december. >>kate: thompson has more on the arson investigation inin novato a serial arsonist with over 56 fighters. 56 fires have been set- >>kate: these were first set deep in the woods they spent all day monday and extinguishing those flames. actor working crews were brought and and extra working crews were brought and and extra staff a monday evening to control this area to see if anything was suspicious >>darya: this surge has come to an ad jose-has been cap

grants that will not be paid back. >> rick unger, if we lower taxpayer contributions to universities will it go lower oir higher as steve >> i have to congratulate steve for getting behind president obama's proposal in the state of the union proposal and happy to hear him do that. you have to look at where it goes. number one pel grants and research. and if you want to know where the money is wasted and i think money is wasted. take a walk around the university of california in los angeles. beautiful campus and a new building going up every day. the money is not spend on educating our students. the money is spent on the self grandoisement. >> i think you are on to something. but what about the pel grants. >> that is not correct. i testified before congress about i.r.s. reform and in that debate was this fact. because they have tax exempt at that timus they save money and instead of reducing tuition they spend it on bling that costs to service. they have to hire more people to take care of that. and it goes to pay role and doesn't reduce college tuition. every percentage increase that rises, you have to pay more taxes in

steve cook of apple. fortunate guy, let's put it that way. >> last year apple granted him a million stock units. course, just before the co-founder steve jobs died. which means that cook's total compensation package for last year was at $378 million. but here is the catch. he does not get all of that money unless he stays at the company for at least ten years, because half the stock units are going to be vested in august '26, the other half in august 2021. so if you look at salary and bonus, they're at about $900,000 each. he earned about 5.5 million shares which today would be worth $2.3 billion. >> yeah. yeah. well, i can see the headlines now. is tim cook worth $378 million? i tell you, the way sales are going, some people might argue for it. cnbc's mandy fields. see you tomorrow. >> bye. >>> class warfare. the 1% and the republicans tax plan. we'll break it down, next. tbeat, tbeat, 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 most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve proble

i grew up watching steve mcqueen, james cagney, john garfield, robert ryan, guys like that. i couldn't really connect to the carey grants of the world. but for me it's just somebody that tries to make it real. i think less is more. i think you need to play parts that you're believable in. that helps. >> are you sad "entourage" is over? >> very. >> i'm distraught. >> it was bitty sweet. we never thought the show would last that long. the fact that it did you almost felt it will never end. but then it came to an end. we're pushing hard to get the movie made. >> people say to me it can't be like that. i say it is like that. >> that was really the toned down version, certainly of what my life used to be when i was young and crazy. >> what could you think of the basic shallowness of hollywood, the fact that if you're a hot star, everyone's calling all over you, kissing ass. the moment it goes cold, boom. >> that's why you need people around you that will keep you grounded. people say why do you have your friends around? when i'm working on a movie, i like to hire my friends. if i'm going to hire someone tolls do the job, why

i grew up watching steve mcqueen, james cagney, john garfield, robert ryan, guys like that. i couldn't connect to the karc e grants of the world. i think less is more. i think you need to play parts that you're believable in. that helps. >> piers: you said "entourage" is over. >> very. >> piers: i'm distraught. >> it was bittersweet, you know. we never thought the show would last that long. the fact that it did, you felt like, you know, it will never end. then it came to an end, but we're pushing thoord get the movie made. >> it's interesting how it can't be like that? it's like that. >> that was really the toned down version of what my life was like when i was young and crazy. >> piers: what do you think the basic shallowness of hollywood? the fact that if you're a hot star, everyone's crawling all over you, kissing ass. the moment it goes cold, boom -- >> that's why you need people around you to keep you grounded. people say why do you have your friends around working on a movie, i hire a friend. >> piers: what's a big dream role for you, if you have one out there if you think if if i get the chance, that's what

george clooney, grant hesloff, "the ides of march." steveilm -- "bullhead." from israel "footnote." from poland, "in darkness." "monsieur lazhar." and from iran "a operation." >> for best animated feature film -- "a cat in paris." "chico & rita." fernando trueba and javier mar mariscal. "kung fu panda 2." "puss in boots." chris miller. and "rango." gore verbinski. >>> and finally, i'm pleased to announce the films selected as best picture nominees for 2011 are -- "war horse," steven spielberg and kathleen kennedy. producers. "the artist." thomas langman. producer. "moneyball," michael deluca, rachel horovits. and brad pitt, producers. "the descendants." jim burke, alexander payne and jim taylor, producers. "the tree of life," nominees to be determined. "midnight in paris." leddy aaronson and steven tenenbaum, the producers. "the help." "hugo," graham king and martin scorsese, producers. and "extremely loud & incredibly close," scott rudin producer. >> please join us on february 26th when we celebrate the magic of the movies. thank you. thank

not have granted a much better movie scene and in those last 10 minutes is >>gary: when they talk about the greek--the three greatest place in 49ers history, montana to dwight clark four, steveng to harold owens might be third, but if the 49ers go on to win the super bowl, alex manhunt to burn in davis at the end might ranks clark and montana. call >>marty: here is the catch >>gary: said is everyone's first love. the first hole they went on to win. then, we have the steve owens to terrell young catcher. >>gary: if green bay twins thought the game will be back at a level field. >>ysabel: last night hundreds of friends gathered to spread word of the disappearance of this woman, she was declared missing a january 4th. her family says she suffers from emotional instability., one week before the south carolina primary. recent polls show that mitt romney is four points ahead of newt gingrich. the pressure is on to opponents of romney to gain their support and shift the course of the race over the next couple of days. the first debate will be held tomorrow and myrtle beach. the key state affordable vote 10 days later. casesa guess aha for four >>marty: overcast skies over the bay b

of they have the co-founder steve jobs in october but this would make him proud, apple continues to and then an approved product and have become consumer necessities. i am grantotus with kron4 news. >>james: here is a quick headline on the world news front, a plane full of passengers luggage, voted, seat belts fastened there were sitting there waiting for the in-flight safety instructions and that is when their trip to and an unexpected turn. dana has more on the unexpectail from ca >>reporter: it is one of those dreaded feeling kind of give and their flight has been delayed, whether it's the usual suspects sometimes there are mechanical troubles or a security concern a serious response from ron harrison to announce their genital was suppos for whatever reason traffic signals cold dark, drivers to achieve the intersection like give away stock. this is driver training and 101 something that we've done when reading our mariners, so i thought it. your fine at the 30th and yearly in san francisco were the san responded to him how to impossible to fire turned out lose a bad car and driven on the left in knocked out the traffic signal at is but--if i saw not one bu

granted. we have team fox coverage here in new hampshire. molly line our new england correspondent live at ron paul's primary headquarters. steve brown with the santorum campaign. first, let's get to campaign carl cameron live at romney headquarters in manchester. is mitt romney running away with this thing or what do we know? >> it looks from the antidotal information heading into today's primary and exit polls that mitt romney is going to have a big night. all the polls suggested he was leaning for 15 to 20 point victory. if he holds that that will be the bounce and victory he will be hoping for. he visited a couple of polling places today. he was absolutely mobbed by both the media and supporters. it was the equivalent of a media mosh pit in ward one in manchester. huge crowd. romney who has been cautious to not boast was once again quietly very confident. listen. >> we have worked very hard. we started off this campaign, organized the real effective effort. i think we show that we're going to be on the ballots around the country. and i think we have good support around the country. i have go to get 1150 delegates. this is a

steve, thanks very much. >> heather: another fox news alert, yemen's president is coming to the united states for medical treatment. according to the state department, he has been granted a temporary travel visa. he left yemen today after delivering a farewell speech. you may recall he was badly burned and wounded when his compound was bombed by anti-government protestors. it's unclear exactly when and where he will receive treatment in the u.s. he agreed to step down last year ahead of presidential elections planned for next month, but has continued to hold on to power. >> gregg: newt gingrich pulling off an upset in south carolina riding a recent surge of support from conservative voters. a severe below to thes's front-runner status. the presidential candidates are looking ahead to the next big political contest, that would be, of course, in florida, ten days away, nine really. romney saying the nomination process will be a long run and gingrich reassuring voters he is best candidate to win the white house. >> i have flaws, i have weaknesses i've had a long career. what you see is what you get. i'm prepared to stand toe to toe with barack obama and debate him. that i

grants and access to information to help them on investment decisions. these are the two arch types today and being in the direction of the crony capitalist away from the free-market capitalist with steve jobs being an example. >> the phenomenon is a couple of different areas. first those are the politicians and how they extract their wealth then to talk about the people on the outside that are politically connected and how they're able to build the system to use their connections to enrich themselves at our expense. what are some possible solutions and does this matter? politician is that have taken money under the table the railroad barons of the but century to cut sri her deals with the government should be really care? you could probably guess that i wrote a book about it that my answer is absolutely yes. so talk about politicians first. america is to be governed by a self governance with the notion that we send individuals to washington to represent ourselves and it is supposed to be a citizen legislature. six years 70 years ago that changed now elected officials cannot own a come and perform public service but perform it relative the middle-class and they be very, very wealthy. o

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steve: i'm not sure. >> we can do so much better. >> gretchen: that's right. this is the day. >> brian: do you have anything more before we decide to move on? >> i'm taking absolutely nothing for granted ready to give his state of the union address tonight. wendell goler is live at the white house right now with a preview. good morning, wendell. >> good morning, gretchen. the president's aides are calling the speech a blueprint for an america built to last and they say it rests on four pillars. rebirth of american manufacturing, expanded domestic energy production, and alternative energy sources, though not necessarily, valerie jarrett said a couple minutes ago, the keystone xl pipeline, improved job training and education and a return to american values by which they mean a better deal for the middle class. the president was working on the speech yesterday with one of his speech writers. he was expected to keep tinkering with the speech probably right up until delivering at 9:00 o'clock eastern time tonight. aides say he's focused on governing, but every state of the union address has a political component and that is especially so in an election year. polls suggest his job approval