because i am dtv ready. >> wesley stoltz was someone else.ever met an inmate who said i'm dtv ready. i never met an inmate who had the array of products this guy has had, either. i've been to women's prisons and never seen so many products. >> this is my luxury right here. the irish spring icy blast body wash with the loofa. >> so you've been able to maintain metro status. >> as best as i could. >> as together as he was in appearance, stoltz made it apparent this wasn't part of his five-year plan. two years earlier, stoltz was on medical leave from his job as a manager at a luxury car company. he was on the mend from a tendon surgery that left one foot and ankle in a cast. >> i thought, you know, i'm on vacation for the surgery, anyway. i might as well go see my friends. go out to colorado. >> stoltz and his friends went out to a local bar. it was super bowl sunday. around midnight stoltz stepped outside to share a cigarette with a young woman. >> there were two men about ten feet to the left of me. i heard them fighting. i said, hey, guys. y

. >> reporter: luckily 4-month-old wesley's parents in the crowd volunteered their son. >> wile we wereking in, someone came in behind us and said do you want your baby to be baby jesus? we said sure. >> reporter: many residents int off guard seeing camels and donkeys running around. this is a camel that's 17 years old. he came from idaho. he'll be here in living bethlehem through monday night. and then he goes back home. thanks, merlin. five shows a ne possible through donation. a three and a half year dream come true. >> where everyone can come and enjoy the true spirit of what christmas is really about. >> reporter: when the production is over, the entire city will be taken apart and stored until next christmas. >> nba, your golden state warriors, could they, would they? love and loathe them. we're drawn toward anything he s on facing his old team, the patriots. ,,,, radar anymore... ...not aft straight wins, all on the road... h curry and davi >> nba, the warriors are no longer flying under the league radar anymore. not five straight wins, all on the road. trying to run down a sixth

the character's name is wesley mooch. in the book we liken him to congressman barney frank. barney frank was the godfather of fannie mae and freddie mac in the u.s. congress, and the two of them -- mozilo in the private sector, frank in the public sector through fannie and freddie -- were the unholy alliance who allowed the people who with profited from countrywide to create loans that people could never repay. they just turned around and sold those loans to the federal government, and how was that made possible? it was made possible by barney frank through fannie and freddie in the names of altruistic social benefits. housing for everybody, and let's put poor people into mcmanagess that they can't afford. that's the world of atlas shrugged, the world we just barely survived in the financial crisis. >> host: donald luskin, what do you do for a living? >> guest: i'm an investment adviser for other investment advisers. >> host: what does that mean? >> guest: i give strategic ad vice on the stock market and commodities markets to other investment managers to serve customers. he

of a japanese american united methodist minister ready to pray with you and share songs from john wesley. we ucc-ers know with have muslims ready to pray with us. and lutherans offering ministry of grace in jesus christ and to christians and others. all of us willing to receive comfort and support from those of no faith, you see, now more than ever we need each other for we are all in this together. that's why we even have our politicians sit down there as well. a sign and symbol to all of us that we are in this together. now, let's come together, let us pray, let us listen and let us seek the comfort of our various faiths, drawing from words and from prayers. fear not for i am with you. be not dismayed, for i am your god. i will strengthen you, i will uphold you with my victorious hand. god is with us. god's love unites us, god's purpose steadies us. god's spirit comforts us. bless be our god forever and ever. amen. >> i offer you this prayer from my heart to your hearts. on behalf of all of your children, all of your loved ones. the hebrew memorial prayer. please rise. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>

also gracing the red carpet retired general wesley clark to water great speeches. and of course preserve. the park there were darn well the democratic national convention wouldn't be complete without red carpet events and celebrities let's take a look at what happens when the speeches and and the party we get the rock obama. i've been traveling around the country speaking of americans i don't know what's important to them and how to keep moving this country forward. showing off his patriotism flow right and his dancers energize the crowd is not an american flag inspired ensemble. is it this is. the music pumping in the drinks flowing it's time for v.i.p.'s attendees straight out of the democratic national convention to let loose the democratic party typically the one with hollywood star power standing behind it how do celebrities impact politics i don't think celebrities impact politics i think americans and citizens impact politics and says being an actress is is what i do but who i am as an american who i am as a woman who i am is expanding i think celebrities ca

what turned britain around was john wesley. methodism. converting the women of england -- [laughter] that is the way it worked. it is an odd thing for me to be saying. >> you talked about the virtues freedom requires. i worked in the field of education. if our major problem children come to school without virtues, it is the public school system the place to nurture that? i believe our society and culture does not nurture those virtues. how do we address that? >> this is a good question. the family is the smallest school. by the time all lots of negligently parentage, often at no-fault to the single mother, these children get to school, and it is too late. the chicago schoolteacher it says should its first graders who do not know numbers, shapes, or colors. they're raised in a culture of silence except for the television. it is america's biggest problem. and on that cheerful note, thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> a discussion

. >> and i agree within pass judgment and yield my moment to wesley autry, who 2007 saw the guy lande subway and convulsions and jumped on the guy on the tracks and held the guy down and they both lived miraculously and he did the right thing. >> the photo took a lot of the heat in journalism circles, but back in the 1960's this ran on the washington post and new york times and february 1968, the photo shows the south vietnamese police chief executing a viet cong officer with a single pistol shot to the head. what's the difference? >> well, there's nothing that the photographer could have done to stop that assassination, i think there is a difference between an accident or being in a kocian to rescue someone and covering a political event where you risk having the gun turned on you if you're to save the guy. >> and the photographer and then go back to shooting the guy. >> and journalists should decide ahead of time what they would do, not in every situation, do you save the person or do you, do you take the photo? and that's an interesting question. >> look, the question is, those pa

the big -- >> booyah from beautiful wesley chapel. >> man, everybody is compared to where i'm from. i never say that. >> you're the sexiest man on tv, cramer. i'm always in the house of pleasure whenever i'm watching you. >> well, thank you. >> booyah from pittsburgh. how are you? >> i'm doing great. i have my pittsburgh steelers stoul. you, my friend, control your own destiny. >> so what did bob have to say about the action in goldman sachs? he thinks the technical picture frankly is down right beautiful. he's done what's known as a bullish crossover. that's where the black line -- i know this is difficult to see, but i've got keith going right to work here. this is a classic buy signal right here. believe me, classic buy signal. i'm lible to start a fire! you can't start a fire without a flame. this to him is like the metropolitan museum of art. like that other exhibit. meats. meat. this year, more farmers brought animals to market because of the drought. so some people are worried there might be a shortage of hogs come next year. hot links. kielbasa. i'd rather eat a cold corn do

you from the temple, you have the services of a japanese-american minister and the songs of john wesleyof muslim brothers and sisters ready to offer prayers and acts of compassion. lutherans offering ministry of grace and jesus christ to independent christians and two others -- to others. and all of those willing to offer words and comfort to those of. it seems now more than ever we need each other. that is why we even have our politicians sit down there as well. it is a sign and a symbol and a reminder to all of us that we're in this together. so, now, let us come together. let us pray. let us listen. and let us seek the comfort of our various faiths, drawing from words and prayers'. if you're not come up for i am with you. be not dismayed for in your got. i will strengthen you, i will uphold do with my victorious hand. god is with us. god's love unites us. god's love steadies' us. god's spirit comforts boss. blessed be our god for ever and ever, amen. >> i offer you this prepare -- this prayer for my heart to your heart. on behalf of all of your children, all of your loved ones. the h

. >> caller: booyah from beautiful wesley chapel. >> everybody says beautiful where they're from. i would never say that. >> with record to tron, tronix, is that a good one to buy? >> no, it's all about that lawsuit. i love the company to come on and argue with me but that is a company that is -- it's been involved in a lot of crazy stuff that has very little to do with the earnings. >> mark in arizona, please. >> caller: it's mark from arizona, formerly of washington crossing, pennsylvania. >> down the block from me. >> what's up? >> caller: thanks for taking my call. >> i'm going to violate my rules here. this commodity company is so darn cheap, even after it's moved up dramatically, i'm going to stick with my recommendation, bye, b buy, buy, buy. >> rex. >> caller: qre, it's been down about 14%. >> every one of these, me and my colleagues are perplexed. the only one i'm going to stick my neck out is lynne energy or leco. go to atjim cramer at twitter. if you know why this group is getting hammered, go on and tell me. i have called everyone, have the most informed guys in the in

john j.dub wesley told us tighten up on the defense, especially the secondary. >> agree. >> okay. >> she said play -- the super bowl show, she no mercy. how about that? >> i like that. >> did you tweet that? >> i did not. i'm not royal sweety. >> i thought you did. >> and bob got more specific. he said and run morris and protect rg3 and scare romo. >> he said he will set the record for the redskins for a single season rushing and that is key to this game. >> okay, what do you call it, quarterback? >> yes. >> and they know what they're doing. >> of course, there was a lot of trash talking on our facebook page, too. keep it friendly and we want to thank you for commenting. thanks for that and thank you, lindsay, for that. >> it was a good time. >> and. >>> coming up, after being hospitalized for more than a month, we have an update on president george h.w. bush's status. now details surrounding the new york subway death also. we have a suspect. that person is under arrest and accused of a hate crime. and a disturbing story from the middle east. dozens of people dead after drinking coug

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but i think what ails is trying to do, i do think he meant it, i think they were trying to have a wesley clark candidacy of putting in a war hero. i actually wish he had because i would have liked to have seen general petraeus face scrutiny for how he handled iraq before the whole c.i.a. thing happened. it is not unheard of. now roger ailes is saying it was a joke and this is off the table like karl rove's pass at fox news. >> joy: do they have that much power at fox where they can tell you who's running for president? >> john: rush limbaugh has that much power. >> joy: okay. we've all heard that kate middleton is in the hospital for morning sickness. while an australian radio station prank called the hospital and got through to the nurse in kate's room. listen to this. >> joy: go ahead. >> that voice didn't even sound like the queen. >> i've got so much to say about this. first of all, how scared did that nurse sound? she genuinely believed that was the queen of england. the queen would not ring and go what time should i come and visit. it is my country my hospital, i'll bloody welcome

of a japanese american united methodist minister ready to pray with you and share songs from john wesleygregation list uccers, pentecostals willing to pray with episcopalians. and offering jesus christ to independent christians and to others and all of us willing to offer and receive comfort and support from those of no faith. you see, now more than ever we need each other for we are all in this together. that's why we even had our politicians sit down there as well. a sign and symbol and reminder to all of us that we are in this together. so now let us come together, let us pray. let us listen and let us seek the comfort of our various faiths, drawing from words and prayers. fear not for i am with you, be not dismayed for i am your god. i will strengthen you. i will uphold you with my victorious hand. god is with us. god's love unites us. god's purpose steadies us. god's spirit comforts us. bless be our god forever and ever, amen. >> i offer you this prayer from my heart to your hearts. on behalf of all of your children, all of your loved ones. the hebrew memorial prayer. please rise. ♪

you have a service of a japanese american minister ready to pray with you and with songs from john wesley uccars know that we have muslim brothers and sisters ready to offer prayers of compassion and pentecostals ready to pray with episcopalians and luthren ministries offering grace in jesus christ to others to receive comfort and support from those of no faith. you see, now more than ever, we need each other for we are all in this together. that's why we even have our politicians sit down there as well. a sign and symbol and reminder to all of us that we are in this together. so now, let us come together. let us pray. let us listen and let us seek comfort of our various faiths, drawing from words and praye prayers. fear not for i am with you. be not dismayed for i am your god. i will strengthen you. i will uphold you with my victorious hand. god is with us. ove unites us. god's purpose steadies us. god's spirit comforts us. let be our god forever and ever, amen. >> i offer you this prayer from my heart to your heart, on behalf of all of your children, all of your loved ones. the hebrew m

. >> next up is wesley in wisconsin. on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. a tax of 75%, they are fighting it right now, saying it is unconstitutional. if we drop from the cliff, i guess we are going to go off but the pen is mightier than the sword. the people that put us there, get rid of them, that is all i can say. host: you think going to a luxury tax like france would be the way to go? caller: i think so. they can put a bullet lot -- a big luxury tax on the big ya chts. guest: i think it is useful to step back. what happens if we go over the fiscal cliff or get the type of deal the president is looking for? what we're talking about the top individual income-tax rate rising from 35% to 39.6%, the same tax rate we have before 2001. we do not need to be up at the 75% level. i would not advocate the go there but i think that is not really where we are and it is not where we need to be. host: we have a treat, who -- we have a tweet. they write -- host: the payroll tax is to% of income. -- guest: the payroll tax is 2% of income. the benefits of the payroll ta

you have a service of a japanese american minister ready to pray with you and with songs from john wesleyars know that we have muslim brothers and sisters ready to offer prayers of compassion and pentecostals ready to pray with episcopalians and luthren ministries offering grace in jesus christ to others to receive comfort and support from those of no faith. you see, now more than ever, we need each other for we are all in this together. that's why we even have our politicians sit down there as well. a sign and symbol and reminder to all of us that we are in this together. so now, let us come together. let us pray. let us listen and let us seek comfort of our various faiths, drawing from words and praye prayers. fear not for i am with you. be not dismayed for i am your god. i will strengthen you. i will uphold you with my victorious hand. god is with us. god's love unites us. god's purpose steadies us. god's spirit comforts us. let be our god forever and ever >> i offer you this prayer from my heart to your heart, on behalf of all of your children, all of your loved ones. the hebrew memor

service of a japanese-american united methodist minister ready to pray for you and sing songs from john wesleyknow we have muslim brothers and sisters ready to offer prayers of comfort and acts of compassion. pentecostal is willing to pray with episcopalians, independent christians, and to others. and all of us willing to offer and receive comfort and support from those of no faith. you see, now more than ever we need each other, for we are all in this together. that's why we even had our politicians sit down there as well. as sign and symbol and reminder to all of us that we are in this together. so now let us come together. let us pray. let us listen and let us seek the comfort of our various faiths, drawing from words and prayers. fear not for i am with you. be not dismayed, for i am your god. i will strengthen you, i will uphold you with my victorious hand. god is with us. god's love unites us, god's purpose steadies us. god's spirit comforts us. bless be our god forever and ever. amen. >> i offer you this prayer from my heart to your hearts. on behalf of all of your childr children, all o

you from the temple, you have the services of a japanese-american minister and the songs of john wesley. we have muslim brothers and sisters ready to offer prayers of comfort and acts of compassion. lutherans offering ministry of grace and jesus christ to independent christians and to others. and all of those willing to offer words and comfort to those of no faith. it seems now more than ever we need each other. we are all in this together. that is why we even have our politicians sit down there as well. it is a sign and a symbol and a reminder to all of us that we're in this together. so, now, let us come together. let us pray. let us listen. and let us seek the comfort of our various faiths, drawing from words and prayers. if you're not come up for i am -- fear not for i am wit with you. be not dismayed for i am your god. i will strengthen you, i will uphold you with my victorious hand. god is with us. god's love unites us. god's love steadies us. god's spirit comforts us. blessed be our god for ever and ever, amen. >> i offer you this prayer for my heart to your heart. on behalf of a

joining us by phone is the mayor of midland, republican wesley perry.o it, 3.3%? >> we do it pretty easily, we stay out of business's way and let them do what they like to do. stuart: i will hold you up for a second. news from general electric, they have hiked their dividend by 12%, but they are not paying dearly, they're waiting until january to pay out so they are not joining the club of the early dividend payment to take advantage of tax advantage so g e unchanged on the news that they have a 12% dividend increase payable next year. i want to go back to mayor harry of midland, texas in the middle of the answer. how do you get 3.3% unemployment. >> it is pretty easy. stay out of the way of businesses they will do what they like to do and provide jobs and resources to the community. is not hard at all. stuart: it is more than that. it is energy. you are the owner of an oil and gas investment company, are you not? >> it is true. our main industry is energy and technology with horizontal drilling and all the things going on in business but we are a resou

what turned britain around was john wesley. methodism.onverting the women of england -- [laughter] that is the way it worked. it is an odd thing for me to be saying. >> you talked about the virtues freedom requires. i worked in the field of education. if our major problem children come to school without virtues, it is the public school system the place to nurture that? i believe our society and culture does not nurture those virtues. how do we address that? >> this is a good question. the family is the smallest school. by the time all lots of negligently parentage, often at no-fault to the single mother, these children get to school, and it is too late. the chicago schoolteacher it says should its first graders who do not know numbers, shapes, or colors. they're raised in a culture of silence except for the television. it is america's biggest problem. and on that cheerful note, thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> the senate retu

host: next up is wesley on the line for democrats. caller: how are you? good morning. well, france has a luxury tax of 75%. fighting a renouncing it is unconstitutional. i guess if we're going to go off the cliff, we will go off the cliff. the pen is mightier than the sword. the people that put us there, get rid of them. as all i can say. host: do you think going to a luxury tax would be the way to go? caller: i think so. the comparative luxury tax on the big yachts on the water down in florida. -- they can put a luxury tax on the yachts on the water in florida. guest: i think it is useful to step back. what happens if we go over the fiscal cliffs or even we get the type of deal that the president is looking for? what we are talking about is the top individual income-tax rate rising from 35% to 39.6%. that was the same texture that we had before 2001. -- that is the same tax rate that we had before 2001. we do not need to be up at the 75% level. i would not advocate that we go to the 75% level. that is not really where we are. that is not where we need to be. host: we

. >> vanderbilt plays wesley college? >> don't cheapen it. >> why do you cheapen it? >> mr.hris fowler is here earlier. >> if the world doesn't end, the vanderbilt and nc state. >> who do you like in the game? 11 a.m. >> teams with interim head coaches don't perform that well in bowl games. >> we locked up a great coach in james franklin. >> what's every kid's dream? >> to play at 11:00 a.m. on january 1st. when i was throwing around the football in the backyard, i had one day -- >> some don't go to the national title game every year relentlessly. >> i'm proud, alabama and notre dame. the view from the s.e.c. is noelt free dame is adorable. >> that's the view about the opponent thrown at them in front of the game. do they belong in the game? of course they do. they navigated a tough schedule. they're 90-1 preseason. that's an incredible story they've overcome. we'll find out if they belong with alabama. until the s.e.c. is dethroned, they deserve to crow and brag and put down opponents in the game. alabama is prepared and ready and have experience on the side and have a lot

host: next up is wesley on the line for democrats. caller: how are you? good morning. well, france has a luxury tax of 75%. they're fighting a renouncing it is unconstitutional. i guess if we're going to go off the cliff, we will go off the cliff. the pen is mightier than the sword. the people that put us there, get rid of them. as all i can say. host: do you think going to a luxury tax would be the way to go? caller: i think so. the comparative luxury tax on the big yachts on the water down in florida. -- they can put a luxury tax on the yachts on the water in florida. guest: i think it is useful to step back. what happens if we go over the fiscal cliffs or even we get the type of deal that the president is looking for? what we are talking about is the top individual income-tax rate rising from 35% to 39.6%. that was the same texture that we had before 2001. -- that is the same tax rate that we had before 2001. we do not need to be up at the 75% level. i would not advocate that we go to the 75% level. that is not really where we are. that is not where we need to be. h

wesley chapel north carolina. there are the trip lets. chad, emily and ryan. momit and dad said it is not too easy to get the christmas photo. beautiful nephew mack. not happy there. not happy about meeting santa claus . this is our amazing crew . we love you, guys, these are the guys behind the scenes helping us to get on the air every single morning at 5:00 a.m. . matt. he's look at his picture. they are fantastic crew and thank you for making the show possible and thanks to you, merry christmas to you. have a good one. we appreciate you watching. see you soon. >> it is monday and christmas eve everyone. are you getting into the spirit. i am gretchen carlson, thanks for sharing your time today. a merry merry christmas. americans get ready to celebrate one thing remains certain congress is far apart to avoid a deal. >> will it be a white or wet christmas? >> weather causing concerns for travelers . causing shipping delays. why one major shipping company said the gift may not show up until after the holiday. >> i am one of those people . who is the most dreade

host: alright, kathy, wesley chapel florida, republican caller. you will have to make a quick. caller: hi. ok, first, i think it would be -- can you hear me? first, it would be a great service to the early people if they would stop calling social security and entitlement programs. our wages actually funded that. secondly, -- is the administration action aware of the woes of the people, that we are suffering, when they continue to throw these things back and forth? when we have no means to do anything for ourselves? host: what specifically are you talking about? caller: i am sorry, what did you say? host: what specifically are you talking about, no means? caller: i guess i should address the $58 billion we pay a year for foreign aid. that we pay out each year, to secure our protection so our citizens there, our embassies there, people who keep favor with them. host: isabel, if you could adjust -- you address them. if i turn to jim -- be agreed, is it a drop in the bubble -- but it, 40? guest: there is a misperception, the size. it is billions of dollars but the size of a $3 tril

what turned britain a round was john wesley. methodism. converting the women of england -- [laughter] that is the way it worked. it is an odd thing for me to be saying. >> you talked about the virtuous -- virtues freedom requires. i worked in the field of education. in the kedging, -- if our major problem children come to school without virtues, it is the public school system the place to nurture that? i believe our society and culture does not nurture those virtues. how do we address that? >> this is a good question. the family is the smallest school. by the time all lots of negligently parentage, often at no-fault to the single mother, these children get to school, and it is too late. the chicago schoolteacher it says should its first graders who do not know numbers, shapes, or colors. they're raised in a culture of silence except for the television. it is america's biggest problem. and on that cheerful note, thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satelli

the cornerstone of our broader strategic partnership for over 30 years, said lieutenant counselor wesley miller. the delivery of the first set of f-16's in january, 2013, reflects the u.s. commitment to supporting the egypt military's modernization efforts. egyptian acquisition of f-16's will increase our military's interoperability and enhance egypt's capacity to contribute to regional mission sets. a foreign policy analyst at the cato institute warned that egypt's murky intentions could lead to the prospect of israel facing an air assault from even more u.s.-made planes. should an overreaction by egypt's -- eyipt spiral into a broader conflict between egypt and israel, such a snare wrow would put u.s. officials in an embarrassing position of having supplied massive amounts of military hardware to both belligerents. given washington's fiscal woes, american taxpayers should no longer be egypt's major arms supplier. there was an article that came out in september of 2012 after the 9/11 horrific killing, murdering of our ambassador an three other americans, the wuninged of other americans,

a 30 incredible appointed by the presidents of missions and to have tom brokaw, four-bar general wesley clark, all these incredible people asking questions. >> he won? >> he won. i still think like an athlete, but they selected 15. my friends and family were like, you competed against him? he won it? you were still talking to him? >> i did not give the fellowship, but i got the fella. [laughter] >> i loved what you were saying. the have a poster that says, what were you do if you were not afraid? you said that question, it is a game changer. >> it all over facebook, we have all of these posters that are very inspiring and they really and forman drive the culture. there are things like, perceived to be bold, think wrong, move fast and break things. >> what does it think wrong mean that? >> forget about convention. look at the white board and come up with something. if you do not like the way across swap works, change it. dixit, change it. do not think in conventional ways. -- fix it. change it. break the mold. follow whenever your vision is. take risks. .f you fail, it's ok what would yo

major wesley james hinckley, united states army, cumberland city. i yield back to the senior senator. mr. casey: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senior senator from pennsylvania. mr. casey: i want to thank senator toomey for reading the first half of our names. i'll continue with 20 more names. sergeant derrick lee shanfield, united states marine corps, hastings, pennsylvania. sergeant first class robert james fike, united states army. sergeant first class brian allen hoover, united states army, west elizabeth. sergeant joseph davis caskey, united states marine corps, pittsburgh. lance corporal joshua thomas twigg, united states marine corps, be indiana. corporal joshua alexander hartin, united states army, bethlehem. lance corporal ralph john fabree, united states marine corps. staff sergeant david g. weigel, united states army, philadelphia, pennsylvania. corporal eric michael torbit, jr., united states marine corps, lancaster. corporal gerald lee king, united states army, eerie. sergeant robert curtis sisson jr., united states army, ala