steve king, thank you for your time. the the tax vote, first of all, this week, and see where that goes. thank you. >> thank you bill. arthel: they're not just talking about that mountain in washington. it could change the became in the -- game in the battle over health care, talking about a ruling from a federal judge in virginia which we're waiting for on whether the new law is constitutional. we're going to be live in richmond on that story. and gambling on the high seas, why 600 people hope to get lucky, but they ended up going nowhere, fast. that's all coming up. bill: some more breaking news happening on this monday morning out of mississippi, the faa now reporting a plane has crashed in hancock county, one person, reportedly dead. according to the faa, the crash occurred earlier about 8 miles out of stenis international airport, in the far southern portion of the state. the cause of the crash, not known right now. investigators and emergency crews are now on the scene. it's chillier than it is for this time of yea

tonight i'm happy to be joined in studio by one of them, congressman steve king of iowa is here.ork, how are you? >> thank you sean, good to be here. >> sean: i was on the radio today talking about this. reading from the ap article, about the ethanol subsidies, 55 million dollars in the senate version. i got a note from mcconnell's office saying that is not in there. is it in there or not? >> i don't have any way of telling. i'm going to suspect it is in there. but i've not read the language. we'll have to see if that is in. we've got the extension of these brackets, all for two years. i say that's not enough. if your investment capital and you've got a two year investment on business plan you've already invested that money. otherwise most are five, 10, more likely 15 year returns. i want to see this permanent. i want to play the best cards we can. >> sean: is that your biggest argument . business can decide where to go with a temporary economy? is that your biggest argument? my biggest concern, i'll take this because obama said, he's gonna run on this and axelrod confirmed this.

going to tell you that every single muslim out there is a terrorist and now we have representative steve king who wants to start holding hearings on the radicalization of islam in america and why i can imagine what kind of experts he's going to bring in here too and he complains that you know muslim community members don't want to cooperate with us. but why would they if you know that they're singling you out that is exactly the point we've seen this in detroit we've seen this in the twin cities we've seen this in virginia and elsewhere when you're being targeted specifically because you're most not because you're a terrorist but because you are muslim and some wacko someplace decides that they're synonymous if you're a muslim and or terrorist and vice versa right well what would you expect except the very community merkins need to embrace as their own. you know push them into a corner and they get nothing from them that makes them worse that makes the world more dangerous and that's exactly what we should fight against excitedly we're really not that level that we should and you know the maj

steve king says the price tag may be the most outrageous part of the deal.ional budget office demanding full disclosure on how much this bill will cost before there is any vote today or tomorrow. chris plant is a conservative radio talk show host. steve king says that his understanding is it could be as much as $20 billion cost to the taxpayers if we pass the so-called dream act. how could that be? >> if that's what the congressional budget office is scoring it at it will probably turn out to be more. you are talking about free college. you are talking about all kinds of expenses. it sounds patriotic if you join the military there is a path to citizenship. we are talking about illegal aliens up to the age of 40 who would be eligible. megyn: the latest bill has it up to the age of 30. but there is anger on capitol hill because reid introduced four different bills. the republicans are saying we don't 10 know which bill we are supposed to be voting for. harry reid promised he would bring it to the floor. the republicans are saying we don't know which one we are

we're talking about steve king, republican of iowa. you're going to hear from him in a moment. at issue is a program just passed in congress to extend payments to african-american farmers who have been discriminated against by the u.s. government. the government, the u.s. department of agriculture in this case, admits they discriminated against black farmers, unfairly denying them federal loans, for instance, loans they needed as all farmers do from time to time to stay afloat. the usda admits for years they ignored or even threw away discrimination claims made by black farmers. a farmer sued, it became a class action suit. the government came up with a settlement and now a new settlement for farmers who missed the filing deadline of the first one. congressman king objects to this latest round of payments saying there is widespread fraud. he's alleging three quarters of a billion dollars were wasted in the first round of payments and this week congressman king spoke on the house floor for an hour attacking the process and president obama for sponsoring a bill supporting it when

probably would be a good time to transition to that and we would like to hear from congressman steve king from iowa. and steve, do you have any thoughts about some of these national security issues? i know doug and i are kind of obsessed with them for good reason, but we know that they care about national security in iowa as well. mr. king: i thank the gentleman for yielding and bringing this special order here tonight and bringing this issue before the american people. this is a critical national security issue. i am so grateful we have individuals here in this congress, as intended by the founding fathers that focused on a variety of issues that can clearly see and be focused on the intelligence and bring it before the american people such that they understand, mr. speaker that you will turn your focus on this subject matter. there's been a lot of discussion about across the country about the wiki leaks issue and i look at this and i think, julian assange, australian citizen, made his living as a hacker, person who is proud of being able to crack anybody's security code and get in there

was it steve king or tom vilsack or was it collin peterson? because we're here today lamenting what happened on the house floor yesterday which was a vote to send $1.15 billion additional into this pigford two settlement that i will tell you, even though they have put some provisions in here, still result in -- still result in a virtually automatic payment to those claimants that will come. that's what will happen, madam speaker. and so the chairman of the ag committee that said, this is the end of it at $100 million, who would he disagree with? tom vilsack or steve king? i'm sure he remembers the conversation. i'm sure he remembers that i said it's $1.13 billion and this is just a place hold that are opens it up, this $100 million is a place hold that are opens it up. we disagreed, we had that conversation. one of us is going to be right. did he know when he brought the language to this floor that $100 million was going to turn out to be a place holder for $1.25 billion? that's $100 million plus the $1.15 billion. did he know that? or was the

your additional time was granted at the leaves of steve king of iowa. we now turn to the distinguished gentleman from arizona, trent franks. >> thank you mr. chairman. i appreciate it. i appreciate all of you folks being here, challenging the subject this morning. i think it is obvious to me and perhaps to all of us that no human being regardless of their education or training is really confident to apply and are the full extent of the actual damage that a week like -- leak like wikileaks could cause. h. -- potential and determine damage and i think it would be completely hopeless endeavor so i i'm convinced obviously that julian assange cannot possibly be able to project what the potential damage of what he did is all about. that is a significant point but in light of that obvious truth, i'm wondering if it is time perhaps for us to rewrite our statues to establish some sort of lower burden for the prosecutor when it comes to proving the likelihood that a leak could cause actual damage and the necessary level of intent under the statute itself. mr. sch

your additional time was granted at the leaves of steve king of iowa. we now turn to the distinguished gentleman from arizona, trent franks. >> thank you mr. chairman. i appreciate it. i appreciate all of you folks being here, challenging the subject this morning. i think it is obvious to me and perhaps to all of us that no human being regardless of their education or training is really confident to apply and are the full extent of the actual damage that a week like -- leak like wikileaks could cause. h. -- potential and determine damage and i think it would be completely hopeless endeavor so i i'm convinced obviously that julian assange cannot possibly be able to project what the potential damage of what he did is all about. that is a significant point but in light of that obvious truth, i'm wondering if it is time perhaps for us to rewrite our statues to establish some sort of lower burden for the prosecutor when it comes to proving the likelihood that a leak could cause actual damage and the necessary level of intent under the statute itself. mr. sch

i mentioned to steve king that reid pulled the bill. they were shocked host: our guest until 8:0 to talk about actions this week going to next call us. ♪ ♪ caller: nancy wasn't a big fan of this bill or how it was handled. also the democrats held maybe the 9-1-1 veteran's bill looking at the picture i noticed a few things that was more because he was working with harry reid. he was involved with all of those talks the ways and means committee was there. that was interesting to me. of all the people there. i sort of did an undertake. so funny. this is what a white house aid who was involved this does not even play into this. it's more everybody going on emotion i think pelosi wasn't happy with the way it was handled and the way they were cut out. the first call for you comes from thomas in connecticut. . . caller: we don't need an agriculture department or a labor department or a commerce department because what good are they? they are just lobbying groups for the interests that they serve. that is my comment and i would like response, a

your additional time was granted at the leaves of steve king of iowa. we now turn to the distinguished gentleman from arizona, trent franks. >> thank you mr. chairman. i appreciate it. i appreciate all of you folks being here, challenging the subject this morning. i think it is obvious to me and perhaps to all of us that no human being regardless of their education or training is really confident to apply and are the full extent of the actual damage that a week like -- leak like wikileaks could cause. h. -- potential and determine damage and i think it would be completely hopeless endeavor so i i'm convinced obviously that julian assange cannot possibly be able to project what the potential damage of what he did is all about. that is a significant point but in light of that obvious truth, i'm wondering if it is time perhaps for us to rewrite our statues to establish some sort of lower burden for the prosecutor when it comes to proving the likelihood that a leak could cause actual damage and the necessary level of intent under the statute itself. mr. sch

house because she has not paid a long overdue payment but now he's considering an offer from porn king steveer herb to buy the house. he's not trying to pressure suleman into porn but says buying the property would give him the opportunity to meet her. >>> near city mayor michael bloomberg will investigate whether city workers intentionally avoided clearing streets from snow. the city councilman said he heard from workers their supervisors had ordered the slow down saying the mayor will see how much he needs us. >>> in north dakota a pileup of a hundred cars and trucks. road conditions were so bad they had to rescue people on foot and by snow mobile. there is another blizzard warning in north dakota today. >>> it's time for san francisco's monthly critical mass. the ride will go on despite the holiday and it could cause a lot of traffic issues if you are heading to new years eve events. the bicyclist meet at herman plaza and decide where they will take off from there. >> perfect timing. >> yeah. >>> 5:48 let's go over to tara who in for sal. >> that is right. it's quiet out there. i'm not se

if they reject steve king in canada, we should be able to say no to some folks that want to come to the united states, especially those that broke our laws. and this legislation, this dream act, this nightmare act, has a number of things in it that the american people need to know. it is a hard core leftist liberalism peete piece of amnesty legislation. it provides for protection for people who have broken the flaws this way. would get still a dream act registration that would protect them from deportation, even if they had been alien object sconders, people that were sent for der to -- set for deportation hearings and ske daddled and didn't hoe up, those people -- those people. they will be protected from -- they can sign up under dream and then they're shielded from being prosecuted and deported even if they're an alien obskonder. document fraud, no problem, we'll give you an education. if you have false claims of being a united states citizen, that's no problem either. you're still eligible under the dream act. we'll give you a college education, too, even though you lied about your

but porn king steve her shall is offering to by the house so the octomom can continue living there?hy? he wants to get the octomom to appear in her porn videos. she has repeatedly declined her housing but fixing her housing woes could open it up for discussion again. >> the third person in command of the santa clara sheriff's deputy has never called in sick and never had an unscheduled day off. now after 32 years on the job, assistant sheriff is retiring. the 56-year-old spent yesterday cleaning out his office and today he'll be a no-show at work which is something he hasn't been since 1978. >> i was asked the other day does that mean you've never been sick. no, i've been sick. i'm one of those weird guys when i've got the flu, it's usually always happened on my weekends. >> he's getting a lump sum for his unused sick days of $59,000 along with the cash, his pension will allow him to collect 90% of his salary which is $185,000 for the rest of his life. >> he's a hard worker. >> he is a hard worker. >> that's amazing. >> next at 5:30, a san francisco crime lab technician accused of s

. >>> we've got a special shout out for one of our terrific editors here at "larry king live." steved his wife beth are the proud any parents of charlotte grace born last week. big sister ella is pretty happy too. congratulations, salvadores. how long are you going to keep on now? are we going to have a retirement again? >> you know what? as long as those two remaining babies in high school say, dad, everything's good, then we keep going as we do. but -- and when knows. if there's ever even an ounce of them going, dad? then we put this thing on ice. >> larry: so you can break that contract? >> when. when's a handshake guy. >> larry: if they're all set and everything's fine, they all go to college, everything's good, would you now go back on the concert tour? >> no, i've asked misyearwood for her blessing on that and to tour for the first time without guilt. even when we toured the first time, sandy and i were married but i didn't see sandy for months sometimes because you were out so much. long before cell phones. so i wasn't a very good partner to her. then when the children come, y

. >> larry: we've got a special shout out for one of our terrific editors here at "larry king live." stevete grace born last week. congratulations salvadors. how long are you going to keep on now? are we going to have a retirement again? >> you know what, as long as those two remaining babies in high school say, dad, everything's good, then we keep going as we do. and winn knows, if there's an ounce of them going, dad, then we put this thing on ice. >> larry: you'll break that contract? >> that's wynn. he's a handshake guy. >> larry: if they're all set, they all go to college, everything's good, would you go back on the concert tour? >> i asked miss yearwood for her blessing on that, and to go on tour for the first time in my life with no guilt, the first time sandy and i were married, but i didn't see sandy for months sometimes, because you were out that much. long before cell phones. so it wasn't a very good partner to her. then when the children come along, the second you had your child, you already feel guilty not being there 24/7. i can't imagine my children being off to college, ever

several occasions, king fought back tears, especially when bill maher put king in the same company as tv legends johnny carson, steve allan and walter cronkite. four of television's known news anchors gathered in the stude to wish him well, brian williams, diane sawyer, katie couric, regis was there. the 77-year-old king was serenaded by tony bennett, singing "the best is yet to come" on a remote from louisiana. king was emotional in his final signoff. >> i am -- i don't know what to say, except to you, my audience, thank you. and instead of good-bye, so long. >> and we will have much more on larry king's farewell later in the show a dramatic moment there as the lights went down, the spotlight on king's famous microphone. we'll have more highlights and funny moments from that show later on. still ahead on "way too early" an epic performance in the nfl thursday night game. chargers quarterback philip rivers chasing an nfl record as san diego mixes it up with san francisco. highlights ahead. >>> and much more from larry king's final show. regis tries to drag larry into an old-time duet over satellite. problem? larry w

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steve, thanks. >>> that's it for "360." thanks for watching. larry king starts now. see you tomorrow night. >> larry: good evening. my name is larry larry king and this is the premier edition of "larry king live." >> a good question can open up doors in my mind that i would never think of discussing with everybody. >> now, did you guys ever do anything but propaganda? >> larry: police believe that o.j. simpson is in that car. ♪ got a date with an angel ♪ and i'm on my way to heaven >> it looks like a construction site. no big deal. ♪ everybody going to dance tonight ♪ ♪ everybody going to feel all right ♪ >> larry: we'll also go live to haiti showing you specifically what your donations mean to this country in ruin. >> larry: good evening. and welcome to the last "larry king live." hard to say that. i knew this day was coming. these words are not easy to say. bill maher is the host of "realtime with bill maher." that's larry king. go right to it. bill maher. ryan seacrest is a radio host, producer. they'll be with us throughout the show. there is a send-off party goi

came in second two shots behind where defending champion jerry kelly and steve stricker joy in third place to marco and anthony king. and in motor sports news the international automobile federation awards and monaco have been ordering told drivers in various disciplines among the champions like the talent there was also a russian driver. of has more. than eight maybe ski returns after his tweet to monica to receive the world cup for cross country release and this is how champions are welcomed back home. it's been a very hard season with lots of free system deserts i had training several day and my teammates. helped me a lot there were some moments where we thought we could fail but we do the great job that's why we got to go ahead of time after just three stages and by the fourth leg we just enjoyed the race. maybe to keep burst into the world overnight and very soon thanks to his passion and determination he won the russian come two thousand and six novitsky screw took part in their first day were dec around where he became the best damage to driver beginners luck for this russian. here is holding his cues compet

steve, thanks. >> thank you. >>> that's it for "360." thanks for watching. larry king starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> larry: tonight, jon bon jovi, he gives rock 'n roll a good name. 25 years at the top of the charts and not going anywhere. >> every day, you have to work hard. if not, somebody will do it for you. >> wanted, dead or alive, jon bon jovi. here for the hour. the lead singer of the group, bon jovi. their newest greatest hit album debuted in the top five and over 20 countries including the united states. now, you are again on people's list of the top ten sexiest men. >> right next to you. >> larry: good luck. what do you make of that? >> it's flattering but there is a senior section in the back. that's what i call that. >> larry: how many years have you made this list? >> a number i don't know how many. i have been picked by them. >> larry: you were never the most sexiest? >> no. i'm going to start lobbying. >> larry: what was the reaction like this when it happened? >> i sent it to my wife and my kids on the e-mail. no response. y

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steve chenevey. >> i'm gurvir dhindsa. we already have some school closures to pass along. in virginia, king george, warren, frederick and page county schools are closed today. in maryland, calvert and charles county public schools are also closed along with st. mary's county. the st. mary's county offices are open on time. you can find the list scrolling at the top of screen throughout the morning and also on myfoxdc.com. >> let's talk about why that is happening out there. >> it is not snowing now. i want to emphasize that. we are anticipating the snow will arrive later this morning and get going before school lets out later today so that is why they are start of being cautious about schools. snow is expected to arrive later this morning, not for the morning commute. by later today with temperatures, high temperatures only in the 20s, you know it is on its way. it won't be a major event. last year, we dealt with 17 inches at reagan national about a year ago today. one or 2 inches we can handle. the first echos of snow shower activity breaking out into west virginia. as we get into the afte

steve. we'll check in again with you soon. >> residents are demanding this midday a protest during the morning rush hour on the corner of martin luther king and in southeast washington. they are angry over a rent string of burglaries in the community. residents say that there have been at least seven robberies. home invasions of less than ree months. they say they live in fear every day. >>> d.c. 9 is expected to open stores again tonight. the district's abc boarduspend the liquor license when five employees were arrested after a man died back in october. witnesses say the workers chased that man and attacked him after he threw bricks in the window. charges against the man were eventually dropped and the suspension of the club's liquor license ends today. >>> the man convicted ofilling a popular hip-hop producer in prince county georgia will likely spend his life in prison. he was sentenced to 140 years. he's convicted of killing in 2006 outside of the home. he chased down a man trying to steal the wheels off his car. he will not be eligible for parole until 2080 and will be 94 years old. >>> our time right now is 11:09, 9 afte 11:00. com

steve young lightning fast. lightning strong. verizon 4g lte. rule the air on the most advanced 4g network in the world. . >>> a much anticipated game tonight with king james himself in town tonight. >> tell me you don't want this guy on your team. i'm sorry, i mean, lebron james just took his talents to the east bay tonight. yes, some fans at the sold out oracle arena came to cheer for the warriors. but many came to boo king james and the miami heat. warriors played without their star guard stephane currie is nursing a bad ankle. and dwayne james and bosch combined but lebron is too big and too strong. you are so vicious. david lee to ellice. ellice scores 20 points. miami led by just three. 38-48 by half-time. the second half was all miami. wade to james and one more time. and boo that, folks. wade led all scores with 34. as dwayne beats everyone to the baseline. miami wins it 7 straight all by double digits. 106-84 as the warriors drop their sixth straight game. >> 49ers must beat seattle sunday or they will officially miss the playoffs for the eighth consecutive season. makes you long for the good old days doesn't it? like back when young was thr

steve chenevey. >> i'm gurvir dhindsa. in maryland, garrett county schools are closed. also the mountain ridge district in allegheny county. page county schools on a two- hour delayed and king george county schools. in west virginia, the union educational complex is on a two- hour delay. in the elk garden area, they are closed. >> some of those places saw snow a week ago and this is just adding to that. >> this is western maryland. we are getting snow here in the washington area. that is separate from what they are getting out there. there is a pretty good gap between here and there where there is no snow falling. but they will get significant snowfall in western maryland, portions of west virginia and western portions of virginia. meanwhile, here is what is going on right here. take a look at hd radar. we've got snow moving across the region. tucker barnes just stepped outside and reports that we've got steady snowfall here in northwest washington. that is what the radar is showing as well. it is a rather narrow band. down to the south, it is more widespread and more significant rainfall. can we go to the heavy snow machine and check it out? there you go. some heavier snow

steve allen, johnny carson, you know, walter con cite. for me, johnny went off in '92, right? for all that time for me, that guy has been larry king.a nation that is too -- too many windbags and douche bags, this man was never windy or douche-y. excuse me on me cnn. >> no. you guys know because we all know larry off camera as well as on and you never liked to be the center of attention. you ask short questions. he told me ten, 12 years ago, if it's two sentences or more, there's more than two sentences, you shouldn't ask the question. work on it and think about it. it's about them. but i mean -- >> larry: doctor. >> you handled this with grace. >> i can't tell you how much i appreciate you coming by. i love your presence. >> thank you so much. >> larry: more surprises to come. i don't know what they are so stay here and we'll find out together. if your racing thoughts keep you awake... sleep is here, on the wings of lunesta. and if you wake up often in the middle of the night... rest is here, on the wings of lunesta. lunesta helps you fall asleep and stay asleep, so you can wake up feeling rested. when taking lunesta, don't drive o

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king's speech. kunis, black swan. melissa leo, the fighter. jackie weaver, animal kingdom. best performance by an actor in a television series drama. steve. jon hamm, mad men. hugh laurie, house. best director, motion picture. darren, black swan. david fincher, the social network. tom hooper, the king's speech. christopher nolan, inception. david o. russell, the fighter. best motion picture comedy or musical. alice in wonderland. burlesque. the kids are all right. red. the tourist. >> best television series drama. boardwalk empire. dexter. the good wife. mad men. the walking dead. best performance by an actress in a motion picture drama. halle berry, frankie and alice. nicole kidman, rabbit hole. jennifer lawrence, winter's bone. natalie portman, black swan. michelle williams, blue valentine. best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama. jesse eisenburg, the social network. collin firth, the king's speech. james franco, 127 hours. ryans go ling, blue valentine. mark wahlberg, the fighter. best motion picture drama. black swan. the fighter. inception. the king's speech. the social network. thank you. >> there you go. the nominee

king's speech."ec milla kunis "black swan." melissa leo, "the fighter." jackie weaver, "animal kingdom." best performance by an actor in a television series, drama. steveuse." best director, motion picture. darren aron off ski "black swan." david fincher "the social network." tom hooper, "the king's speech." christopher nolan, "inception." david o. russell, "the fighter." best motion picture comedy or musical. "alice in wonderland." "burlesque." "the kids are all right." "red." "the tourist." >> best television series, drama. "board walk empire." "dexter." "the good wife." "mad men." "the walking dead." best performance by an actress in a motion picture, drama. halle berry "frankly and alice." nicole kidman, "rabbit hole." jennifer lawrence, "winter's bones." natalie portman, ""black swan." michelle williams, lou valentine." best performance by an actor in a motion picture, drama. jesse eisenberg, "the social network." colin firth, "the king's speech." james franco, "127 hours." ryan gosling, "blue valentine." mark wahlberg, "the fighter." best motion picture, drama. "black swan." "the fighter." "inception." "the king's speech." "the social network." t

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