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Nothing is stopping him from taking out his checkbook and writing a check for $10 million to the treasury. >> to use her as a prop last night, she is no more a secretary getting coffee and taking dictation than jacob lou will be the chief of staff. no more i. he might be. >> its more sneaky, deceitful hipock rate. the -- hypocrisy. its about job creation. its about growth. it is about them portraying the conservatives as being unfair and favoring the rich. it is just, its deceitful and dishonest...

Ones were right here just outside of birmingham. and in all, it looks like theres about 12 tornadoes and some were long track tornadoes, on the ground for a while. it appears that about six of those in alabama. well get the official reports in the next two or three days. very rare for january. not unheard of, but rare. that storm system responsible for -- its now up in canada. a pretty quiet day in the eastern half of the country. but the next storm is on its way. and this is throw mover and wil...

happening today with the former massachusetts governor, hes trying to move beyond all of this, obviously. hes been sort of giving his prebuttal to the presidents state of the union address tonight and they have sort of been showing us these postcards from the edge of the housing crisis and financial crisis in this country. earlier today mitt romney gave his speech inside an abandoned warehouse that used to be an old drywall factory and here we are now standing in front of a house thats...

Megyn: they arent happy with a lot of the administrations moves. and while they disapprove 8%. they are unhappy with lawmakers. view report regulations and tax goes back to d.c. they make up the regulations. but as simon says, the key word here is uncertainty. if i own a business, if i dont know what my healthcare costs are going to be next year, im a small business owner and i pay a lot more this year than i did last year. the government came down on my industry and it will cost more for regula...

concordia." today, divers blew a hole in the capsized cruise ship to make the search easier. soon afterwards, they found five bodies, bringing the total of known deaths to 11. now back on land, the ships captain still in jail, likely facing a host of criminal charges, up to and including manslaughter. not only did he not go down with his ship, an exasperated coast guard official had to order him, more than one, to go back and help rescue passengers. heres a portion of an extraordinary ...

Social phenomenon. im there routeing for tebow and i have never been a denver broncos fan. bill: you look at the ratings and the viewership that he brought in. i was watching the game, that ad stopped me in my tracks. i expect to see budweiser, or maybe an influence company. what did you make of the ad? >> they say that a hundred million people looked up john 3:16 during the football game. a hundred million people, focus on the family is estimating. that is a lot of people. bill: is that because...

Child. the cruise line is blaming human error on the part of the captain, saying he took the ship off its planned course and then after the crash left the damaged vessel and thousands of terrified passengers behind. >> when i was pounding on the wall, and the wall became my floor, and i had about a meter in a step either way, and that was the end. it was timing because the water was coming up, and we were just waiting and estimating at what degree we thought we were and how long we thought until...

Well, for women its more or four drinks in one instance, and for men its about five drinks. >> binge drinking is a huge problem. actually, it may be worse than alcoholism. its been really underappreciated because people dont realize that if they drink a lot at a particular time, that that may actually be worse over a long period of time. cdcs estimating 88,000 deaths per year from binge drinking. >> reporter: now, the cdc says about $220 billion in 2006 were spent on damage costs, so whats the p...

30,000 wounded warriors, many of whom still struggle with serious, life-altering injuries. >> reporter: its estimated more than 150,000 iraqis lost their lives in the war. most of them civilians. 16 days to go before the typical american worker gets hit with $1,000 a year tax increase. there are some signs now republicans, democrats, might, might break their log jam over extending the payroll tax cut. democratic source says that president obama may drop his plan for a millionaire sur...

Little more time but far better time. >> its not easy. [ laughter ] >> bret: chris, what about this keystone xl pipeline and the democrats saying its a poison pill to tie it to the whole deal. >> its not a poison bill if you are in a union. 2,000 jobs, pipe fitters and the pipeliners out there. they want the job. i was discussing it with steve before, the president has a way out on this. if he gets japed up in the end. i want to ask this question. when are they going to stop under estimating joh...