montserrat eason ferrari's that they've got by enabling online piracy for over a decade in the united arsenal of a songwriter also i know i understand irony is dot com i know it's entirely to run this i know i know there's totally legit stuff on there there's totally there's a voluntary file sharing buy music arses off but also a lot of these guys got rich through through some sketchy stuff and i want to keep that stuff because the way this works and what you can dot com he lost everything he lost so much when he couldn't post bail so i mean these guys they don't want to have to come under the hammer of like asset forfeiture which is what you absolutely not i don't want to go under the hammer and it's horrible if you think like everything i mean i don't know i don't know what i get i get i think yeah you bring up a good point there i think it's cute that they think this means we're going to start buying things they go over better their own the you're going to have to go to the record store nope going on twelve years of not buying anything and some of the stuff and right now well the truth is

arsenic get into the food? when cotton was king in the united states, arsenic was legal as a pesticide.hat arsenic is still in the soil. those cotton fields now grow rice. and rice is especially good at pulling arsenic up out of the dirt. and in a shock to healthy eaters brown rice is found to have more arsenic than white. so, where is the government in all this? today, there's no standard for defining what's a safe level of arsenic in food. none. >> this is a territory for the food and drug administration. and they give a lot of advice to the companies, called guidance. we need them to set some limits and to say this is the line. and you have to come in under this line. >> reporter: for their part today, nature's one, the company that makes the toddler formula, says their lab test results, quote, report undetectable amounts of arsenic at laboratory testing limits. but until this is sorted out, i think parents will be very worried. >> so concerned about arsenic. and as you say, it's not the first time we've heard about it. what about brown rice? we all switched to it because it's health

arsenic get in the food. when cotton was king in the united states arsenic was legal as pesticide.hat arsenic is still in the soil. those cotton field now agree rice and rice is especially good at pulling arsenic up out of the dirt. and in a shock to healthy eaters brown rice has more arsenic than white.so where is the government in all this? today there are no stand arrested of finding what is safe level of arsenic in food. none. >> this is territory for the fda. and they give a lot of advice to the company like guidance. we need them to set limit and say this is the lane and you have to come in under the line. >>reporter: the doctor reporting and reminds parents to read the labels and if you buy organic you should lack for product that does not include organic brown rice syrup. >>> advocate group calling for the closure of a las vegas restaurant that prides itself on unhealthy meals after customer there suffered an apparent heart attack. the physician committee for responsible medicine today sent a letter to the owner of the heart attack grill asking him to quote declare morale b

he said, we're going to make the united states the arsenal of democracy. basically have three choices. we can let hitler rule the world, and that's not acceptable. we can get involved in the war, and that's not acceptable. or we can become -- what did he call it? he had a name for this. the arsenal of democracy. we don't have to send our troops, we don't have to send american boys to be killed overseas. we can just send tanks and planes and boots and uniforms, the things that britain and ultimately the soviet union needed. did we expect that money to be paid back? no, of course not. it was called lend lease, but it was in effect the first mass of american foreign aid program. you know, roosevelt had to steer through a lot of opposition. there's no question that the lend lease program was of fundamental importance for helping britain and later russia resist nazi and fascist aggression. one of the great paradoxes of the world war ii period is ame always believed the greatest threat to america was not from japan but from hitler and in europe. after all, ameri

different forms of language last night than he's used in the past about using all means in the united states arsenal, but i don't think he really intended for my impression to ratchet up the rhetoric towards the use of force. on the contrary, i think the real message was that the israelis haven't decided to do so and my understanding is that behind the scenes, the u.s. is very, very, very worried that israel may choose to act and i find it very, very difficult to believe that president obama after making such big claims for his ending wars in iraq, ending a war in afghanistan, would want to launch what would make those wars really rather small potatoes. a u.s.-iranian war has a real regionwide consequences and potentially real dangers for the united states. >> bob bear joins us now, and bob, let me get your sense on how this iranian situation goes from here. what sorts of undercover activities are going on there right now? and do you believe that the united states has a close to perfect sense of exactly where iran is on these icbms and on its nuclear program? >> there's a couple of things. iran is s

different forms of language last night than he's used in the past about using all means in the united states arsenal, but i don't think he really intended for my impression to ratchet up the rhetoric towards the use of force. on the contrary, i think the real message was that the israelis haven't decided to do so and my understanding is that behind the scenes, the u.s. is very, very, very worried that israel may choose to act and i find it very, very difficult to believe that president obama after making such big claims for his ending wars in iraq, ending a war in afghanistan, would want to launch what would make those wars really rather small potatoes. a u.s.-iranian war has a real region-wide consequences and potentially real dangers for the united states. >> bob baer joins us now, and bob, let me get your sense on how this iranian situation goes from here. what sorts of undercover activities are going on there right now? and do you believe that the united states has a close to perfect sense of exactly where iran is on these icbms and on its nuclear program? >> there's a couple of things. iran is

arsenic get into the food? when cotton was king in the united states, arsenic was legal as a pesticide.ck to healthy eaters, brown rice is found to have more arsenic than white. so where is the government in all this? today there are no standards defining what's a safe level of arsenic in food. none. >> this is the territory for the food and drug administration, and they give a lot of advice to the companies, they call it guidance. we need them to set some limits and say this is the line and you have to come in under this line. >> reporter: nature's one, the company that makes that toddler formula, said their testing showed undetectable levels of arsenic within their laboratory's testing limits. dr. richard besser, abc news, new york. >> and brown rice they say is so much better than white rice. so what you should do, dr. besser says, is to wash, rinse off your brown rice to get rid of some of the arsenic that's in there. but if you're an adult you should be generally okay like you heard in the piece. >> typically, if you look at the package instructions -- i cook rice quite often. and

arsenals in southern military installations in the united states have been seized by the confederate states. the government is in essence breaking down. in essence, there is not a way for the court at this moment in time to involve these matters. virginia and north carolina but , kind of an appropriate session. lincoln's standpoint and an appreciation of what he was up to. but to understand fully the situation that lincoln confronted and -- professor holzer, the presentation seemed so well along to me in an academic line. what harold said is that there was an awful lot of trouble involved. merriman was a member of a military unit, and merriman indicated he had been instructed by the governor to destroy several bridges that contained railroad tracks at the northern end of maryland and northern end of baltimore which were key to getting military troops in. at the time of the proclamation of april 18th, 1861, there were 5,000 federal troops in the district of columbia under the command of wynnefield scott. and in fact, they even put together a plan where scott would locate the troops ar

arsenals in southern military installations in the united states have been seized by the confederate states. the government is in essence breaking down. in essence, there is not a way for the court at this moment in time to involve these matters. he imposes a blockade which originally does not include virginia and north carolina but expands it shortly thereafter. he suspend a writ of habeas corpus and promptly calls congress into session for july 4th, kind of an appropriate state to call congressmen to session. but in his message to congress when congress does convene, he indicates in his view he did nothing more than that which congress itself would do if it had been present at the time. and so i think there was to some degree a sense of limiting, at least from lincoln's standpoint and an appreciation of what he was up to. but to understand fully the situation that lincoln confronted and -- i want to call you professor holzer, the presentation seemed so well along to me in an academic line. what harold said is that there was an awful lot of trouble involved. merriman was a member of

federal officers had been arrested in southern ports, arsenals in various southern military instalations in the united states had been seized by the confederate states. the government is in essence breaking down and lincoln says, in essence, there is not a way for the courts at this moment in time to resolve these matters, so he imposes a blockade, which originally does not include virginia and north carolina, but expands it to those states shortly thereafter. he suspends the writ of habeas corpus and calls congress into session for july 4, kind of an appropriate date i think to call congress into session. but in his message, he indicates he did nothing more than that which congress itself would do if it had been present. so there was a sense of a limiting principle, at least from lincoln's stand point, an appreciation of what he was up to. but to understand fully the situation that lincoln confronted, and i want to call you professor hallser, because the presentation -- what harrold said is there was a lot of trouble in baltimore. merriman was a member of a military unit and indicated he had been ins

notably, the cold war is behind us and the united states and russia are no longer eyeball to eyeball but fingers posed over red buttons that would release arsenals at one another and we are elbow to elbow at the conference table which is a good thing. will you comment on your priorities and the strategy with respect to russia? you may know or may not know that i am particularly interested in expanding trade and economic relationship with russia. which in the year ahead, i hope will be a good news story for the united states. secondly, turkey continues to be a strategically important player in a challenging part of the world. in fact, turkey demonstrated leadership and su the tens of thousands of syrian refugees who are across the border. they stepped into the spotlight regard events in the middle east and north africa and facilitate redeployments from iraq. can you talk about turkey's growing prominence including the united states' relationship with turkey including what seem to be rough spots with israel and iran. and lastly, the u.s. leads the world of promoting racial and ethnic tolerance. and gender empowerment. i want to commend you for you

want to start with the insulators it's our united states that that means drama subject because that's why he's proposing unilateral cuts in u.s. nuclear arsenals mr obama has been opposed to pollute ration everywhere and he wants to move towards nuclear zero as it's called getting rid of nuclear weapons that's one of the reasons he's so opposed to look creation is he would like to see the world move away from nuclear weapons and i agree there's a double standard eight countries have nuclear weapons and those countries have should move towards a new canoe zero it's going to be a long slow process but let's move in that direction together as a group meanwhile let's reinforce our efforts against proliferation that's why the focus on iran because the concern about proliferation ok good i'm going to give you the last word in this program what's next i think you're i believe i agree is that there is an obvious standard and it is racist to assume is it is a zoe is that americans the british the french are more rational than there are plans they iranians israel will not be secure unless it is that except by its near borders more a new crowd awakens mo

arsenal. of course israel and the united states most worried about the capability going nuclear. there is a briefing underway at the white house right now. we are monitoring for any news on israel. we will put questions on this matter to the former israeli ambassador to the united nations, dan gillerman. he will join me live a little later. we have yet to hear directly from the israelis on what our tk*epbs secretary has said, what press said yesterday on nbc news. we will ask him all that 2:30pm eastern time. fox news alert. hundreds of occupy protestors are descending on the city of oakland at this hour in a massive, defiant display against police. they are calling it a day of action. trace gallagher has more live from l.a. >> reporter: we have crews on the scene, megyn, as you might imagine there is a very heavy police presence. we are expecting live pictures to come out any meant. when we get those we will bring them to you. they plan to hold rallies and have these speakers who were arrested last week come out and talk about how they believe the police used excessive force, an

well later on sunday manchester united can close the gap back to two points that if they win it in form knowledge. and faith price arsenal take on third place tottenham in a much anticipated north london dahlberg. well also on sunday liverpool captain steven gerrard will go up against his cousin underneath as they take on championship side cardiff city in the league cup final the reds aiming to win their first trophy for six years. now in tennis at nascar advance they will move to a career high a fifth in the world rankings after she won the dubai tennis championships on saturday with a straight set seven five six four win over germany's yulia gorges the pole came into the final as favorite despite the fact her opponent beaten world number four caroline wozniacki in the semifinals but it looked as if nerves had got the better of the unseeded german when our transco broke in the first game of the match eventually taking the first set seven five for them to sort out the second six four to win a title of her career. now in one thousand nine hundred seventy two the world of ice hockey witnessed what was the beginning of one

he said the united states will conquer mexico, but it will be as the man swallows arsenic which brings him down in turn. emerson said, very interesting, he said he was not alone in saying this. many wise men of the day said the same thing, but they were powerless to prevent it. and that is the abbreviated version of kearney's march. there was a lot of things going on, and i was so interested, i do different -- in the way i approach history. i don't generally spend years and years looking at a topic. i go into it sort of fresh and think maybe doing that i have a little, a different kind of perspective on it because i'm interested in learning something new, and i guess i'm vain enough to think if it interests me, it will interest you. and sometimes that worked, and can it's been fun to write these books. as you know, i wrote a book, forest gump, which allows me to write these kind of works. [laughter] but i've got a little niche. i mean, at first everybody was horrified. i became one of the most hated men in publishing because what they want you to do in publishing if you have a success

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when you look at the nuclear strategic arsenal we got, our enemies to have know if they are contemplating a strike on the unitede got sufficient forces to survive and to return that strike. when we get down to the levels of 300, is it going to do away with the sea based weapons. what is he going to do the nuclear triad. >> sean: i always said 'president is on overhead. iranian, venezuela, they are not a threat. >> there is a huge naivete. he said back in 2009 we need to cut our nuclear arsenal because we can convince iran and north korea to cut theirs. he truly is over his head. to be making cuts so deep, his own secretary of defense talking about the risk we're incurring, we need a new president. >> sean: i think there is no option based on the time frame that leon panetta and soviet union has mentioned that iran is that close to getting a nuclear weapon. the logical thing to do was join israel take out those sites which is going to be extraordinarily differ based on the proximity and location and spread throughout the country and dug deep into the ground. >> very difficult. but the important thing to remember

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arsenal. in 1915 the germans halted under sea operations in the attempt of preventing the united states from enteringe the attacks resumed and battle went beneath the waves. 95 years ago today. >> before we go tonight. fox news channel is marking a milestone of its own. today our channel celebrated ten years as the highest rated news network in all of cable television in the united states. in fact, neilson ratings show we hold 147% over cnn, 144% advantage over msnbc. this morning, greta van susteren joined colleagues from the fox business channel to ring the opening bell in honor of that achievement. you are the reason we have reached that achievement. thank you for your support for the journalists of fox news. thank you for trusting us for news and information. >>> good evening, welcome to special coverage of florida primary. >> and i'm megyn kelly. we are seconds now from all closing. >> brett: at stake 50 delegates biggest yet. a victory here would provide a major boost. >> kelly: we have complete coverage and we have our all-star panel. in washington, chirs wallace and wise men. bill hemmer will

>> what's interesting is the rice products we get in the united states, the brown rice products actually contain slightly more arsenicn brown rice products that are produced in india, for instance, or in asia. so to answer your question, i think rice in itself is safe. i think what we need to do is really up our standards with very, very early -- we're very, very early in this process, and i think it's very important or for people to understand particularly with organic products, don't throw out the baby with the bath water. there are reasons we use organic products, we want to eliminate pesticides and hormones, and that's the bottom line. megyn: but beware this particular ingredient. >> absolutely. moms should be very careful. megyn: doctor, thank you. a pleasure seeing you. that was scary. >>> coming up, the obama administration is using billions of taxpayer jobs funding green energy companies. now we are learning that some of those companies have direct ties to the white house. new questions over whether the president's donors are influencing these big money decisions, in many cases those decisions have been losin

united, delta and u.s. airways quickly followed suit. >>> a health alert now about a hidden danger in some instant formula and organic foods i'm new study reveals high levels of arsenicme infant formula and cereal bars made with organic brown rice syrup. arsenic is a known carcinogen and yesterday we spoke with dr. oz about the finings. >> the study from the dartmouth folks reveals numbers that are several times higher than we have in drinking water. >> brown rice absorbs natural arsenic from the soil. researchs are recommend people who eat a lot of rice and rice product should vary their diets. >>> an acc showdown in college park. up next, two teams clinging to hope of getting invited to a post-season tournament. we'll have the highlights coming up. >>> first, time for our my fox half off deal. this one is delicious food from the fresh greek grill. $15 for one appetizer and two platters or pay $10 for $20 worth of food. anything on the menu. that is a great deal. go to myfoxdc.com and click on the my fox half off icon. we'll be right back.  >>> number 10 georgetown visits providence tomorrow night. the hoyas are 9-4 in the big east, tied for fourth in the

arsenic is also found in some cereal and energy bars ... as well as it jelled like energy shots. most rice produced in the unitedtes comes from five states where rice is grown in soil formerly used for cotton farming. people who have had a hard time sleeping may be at greater risk of developing alzheimer's disease researchers monitored sleep patterns of 100 healthy volunteers including some with a family history of alzheimer's. the study participants to sleep was disrupted at a greater build up in their brains of protein clumps that are a key marker of alzheimer's. the researchers say that it lays the groundwork for investigating whether manipulating a person sleep could slow down or prevent alzheimer's disease. a new study finds in-link between pollution and a woman's brain. the study found that the more pollution woman is exposed to the faster her cognitive skills decline. researchers looked at data from study of nearly 20,000 women between the ages of 70-81 years old then compare the information to data on pollution levels in their home towns. the results show the women who were exposed to more pollution show

united states and europe want iran to be kicked out of a group called swift which is in in -- a financial clearing house. the obama administration is considering sharp cuts to the nation's nuclear arsenal. the options include a possible 80% cut in the number of deployed weapons. such cuts will be in line with the president pledged to eliminate nuclear weapons but the plan would face criticism from republicans to worry about a smaller military force. michigan will be the next battleground in the fight for the republican presidential nomination. rick santorum says he will make mitt romney fight for his home state. the former pennsylvania senator is running television ads in michigan and will visit the state tomorrow. mitt romney grew up there and his father was the state governor. they are both running neck-and- neck in national polls. rec center looking into the possibility of secret service protection after a rowdy rally in washington state. he says it is for the sake of his family. mitt romney is the only republican candidate with secret service protection. a robbery spree in northwest d.c. as police and residents on high alert investigators are trying to determine if robberies in col