rick. rick: thank you. alisyn: for more on this we have a former lapd officer who was actually named in the suspect's rambling manifesto. let's bring in mark fuhrman, a fox news contributor. i want to read this portion of the manifesto to you. in it the suspect says that he was the recipient of racial slurs when he worked for the lapd. he brings up rodney king and he mentions you. here is that portion of the manifesto. the department has not changed from the darrell gets and mark fuhrman days. those officers are still employed and have all been promoted to command staff and supervisory positions. i will correct this error. are you aware that an officer seen on the rodney king videotape striking mr. king multiple times with a baton on 3-3-91 is still employed pie the lapd and is now a captain on the police department? mark, your response? >> well when you look at this. i mean the manifesto shows that he has turned psychotic and quite possibly had some kind o mental issue to begin with. but when you hear his

rick. rick: thank you. alisyn: for more on this we have a former lapd officer who was actually named in the suspect's rambling manifesto. let's bring in mark fuhrman, a fox news contributor. i want to read this portion of the manifesto to you. in it the suspect says that he was the recipient of racial slurs when he worked for the lapd. he brings up rodney king and he mentions you. here is that portion of the manifesto. the department has not changed from the darrell gets and mark fuhrman days. those officers are still employed and have all been promoted to command staff and supervisory positions. i will correct this error. are you aware that an officer seen on the rodney king videotape striking mr. king multiple times with a baton on 3-3-91 is still employed pie the lapd and is now a captain on the police department? mark, your response? >> well when you look at this. i mean the manifesto shows that he has turned psychototic and quite possibly had some kind o mental issue to begin with. but when you hear hi

rick? >> rick: thanks. we've been watching this story now developing for the better part of an hour out of daytona. vertebra drama on the track at daytona international and in the stands as a race today, a wild last lap wreck sending a car flying into the grand stands. there are reports of at least 11 people injured. perhaps six of them seriously. the very latest in a live report straight ahead hi. hi. i'm here to pick up some cacti. it should be under stephens. the verizon share everything plan for small business. get a shareable pool of data... got enough joshua trees? ... on up to 25 devices. so you can spend less time... yea, the golden barrels... managing wireless costs and technology and more time driving your business potential. looks like we're going to need to order more agaves... ah! oh! ow! ... and more bandages. that's powerful. sharble data plus unlimited talk and text. now save $50 on a droid razr maxx hd by motorola. more "likes." more tweets. so, beginning today, my son brock and his whole t

rick? >> rick: what a tragic story and a good warning for everybody out there. molly line, thank you. >> arthel: definitely tragic. a lot of people are still enjoying the winter storm here. we asked you to send pictures of the storm, and you definitely did deliver. we have got this picture from manchester, connecticut. look at it. what it is is a car completely buried in snow. this looks like a big giant mound of coconut. jean sent us a picture of her brother action benjamin, clearing away the snow at his home of litchfield, maine. her name is jeannie. where i come from it's jean. sharon in westport, connecticut, e-mailed us a picture of her front yard. a thick blanket of snow, three feet deep. and what's snow without pooches? here are two little doggies playing in the snow on the upper east side of manhattan. around midnight last night. so this cell phone video is courtesy of our executive producer, david clark, because these right here are his dogs. that's edith the dark sunday and where is the corgi? there he is. >> the corgi is in there, too. >> i see him. s

rick: i'm rick folbaum. he's wanted in connection with the murder of two people. police say he also shot three police officers, killing one of them. >> we are asking for the public's help in finding him. we have strong cause to believe dorner is armed and dangerous. martha: police say he promised more violence on a chilling manifesto shortly before this got underway. >> reporter: dramatic events here in california. the man believed to have shot the officers was named last night by authorities as a suspect in the double murder of a basketball coach and his fiance in irvine. they were found shot in their car in the parking lot of their apartment complex in irvine. he wrote this manifesto in which he implicates himself in the deaths. that threat includes kwon's father. he represented the former cop in a disciplinary hearing. his whereabouts were unknown, but two police officers in riverside were shot and rushed to a local hospital where one of those officers died. it's being reported shortly after that shooting at 1:45 in nearby corona his truck appeared outside a ho

i agree with rick. the technologies that seem to be working coming out of the government come from nasa or the military. and that's what we're seeing working. of course, a lot of spaghetti taxpayer dollars thrown against the wall. the market don't want electric cars or electric battery cars. it leaves them feeling like they'll be stranded in the woods without any gas or any power to get out of the woods. it stresses them out. so we talk a lot also about nat gas, yes, it's helped by the federal government, but that was a resource that was sitting there. electric batteries had to be developed by people with a lot of taxpayer money. >> morgan, even folks like from the "washington post," charles lane, was talking about how americans just don't want electric cars. for all the money we pour, for all the tax breaks we give to people who buy them, americans still don't want them because they deliver inferior performance at a much higher cost, like much of what the government does. >> yeah. so going back to my p

i agree with rick. the technologies that seem to be working coming out of the government come from nasa or the military. and that's what we're seeing working. of course, a lot of spaghetti taxpayer dollars thrown against the wall. the market don't want electric cars or electric battery cars. it leaves them feeling like they'll be stranded in the woods without any gas or any power to get out of the woods. it stresses them out. so we talk a lot also about nat gas, yes, it's helped by the federal government, but that was a resource that was sitting there. electric batteries had to be developed by pople with a lot of taxpayer money. >> morgan, even folks like from the "washington post," charles lane, was talking about how americans just don't want electric cars. for all the money we pour, for all the tax breaks we give to people who buy them, americans still don't want them because they deliver inferior performance at a much higher cost, like much of what the government does. >> yeah. so going back to my po

but experimentation is what capitalism is. >> rick why are you against it? >> i will if you tell all of us your salary. >> i can't. in my contract i can't do that. and that's why everyone should have a contract. >> disclosing your stalry and bonus is stupid and it is no body's business. no, no, no. >> steve, i have a tendency to follow rick's line. >> he occasionally gets it right. law of averagings. in termless of releasing salaries and what your boss says about it loses face and that is between you and your boss. if you don't like that company try a competitor. >> rich, some people in congress are pushing an act to make it law. they call it the pay cheng - paycheck fairness. when i see fairness. i run for the hills and check my wallet. >> you should . that's where i really draw a line. if companies want to experiment with different business models and man date that for everybody is totalitarian. >> it may be good experiment but should it be a law that you are required to do this? >> no, i don't think it should be. but it could foster competition amongst th

rick pointed out that oil is sold in a global market place. the investment should be encouraged because it is money chasing the profit motive and using taxpayer money to share his grand vision of the future utopia that no one wants to buy. >> rich, specifically president obama said high gas prices are a result of world wide demand and not much to do with supply as it does with demand jacking up the prices. if there is more wouldn't that pull down the prices. >> i like it because it adds to stability. i don't like buying oil from venezuela and companies in the middle east that are funding tirce terse to kill us. if we move from unstable sources to stable source us is good even if the price doesn't change a penny. >> there is also the jobs that are creted on this. >> and there could be environmental degradation. he is right to be concerned. but if we rearrange the energy supply we could have cliner and cheaper and step one is open the pipe line and end the corn ethnoil boondoingle . frac more gas and phase out coal. you would have cleaner oil an

you know what i don't buy it we can't trust rick snyder remember tricky rick snyder is the same governor who said right to work was not on his agenda and then in the lame duck period last year he rammed right to work down our throats this is the same governor who's who started his term with the language of shared sacrifice but then began to strip the our income tax credit tax working people and the middle class pensions and to basically those so municipalities and school districts would emerge as the managers while giving tax breaks to corporations and so this is a governor who has proven that he cannot be trusted. apparently and the fact of the matter is that they don't have to do this tomorrow republicans have four years before the next election so do you think that may be some christmas eve when nobody's paying attention or some friday night or if there's a big national disaster another god forbid newtown kind of thing that all of a sudden the republicans in the house of representatives in the senate and the governor's office in michigan are just just like that going to have his legis

rick pointed out that oil is sold in a global market place. the investment should be encouraged because it is money chasing the profit motive and using taxpayer money to share his grand vision of the future utopia that no one wants to buy. >> rich, specifically president obama said high gas prices are a rsult of world wide demand and not much to do with supply as it does with demand jacking up the prices. if there is more wouldn't that pull down the prices. >> i like it because it adds to stability. i don't like buying oil from nezuela and companies in the middle east that are funding tirce terse to kill us. if we move from unstable sources to stable source us is good even if the price doesn't change a penny. >> there is also the jobs that are creted on this. >> and there could be environmental degradation. he is right to be concerned. but if we rearrange the energy supply we could have cliner and cheaper and step one is open the pipe line and end the corn ethnoil boondoingle . frac more gas and phase out coal. you would have cleaner oil and c

i agree with rick, by the way. mr. bernie said pretty much what traders were expecting them to say and i don't think they were a factor. we declined going into the european close, and to that extent settling out of europe was certainly a factor, and we rallied once the european markets closed. risk on is what i would call it and you can see it in sectors, see it in the industrials and the materials and take a look at the technology stocks, consumer discretionary and a look at some of the sectors that are on today, and can you see all the ones in a are off. notice the industrials just positive now at 0.56%. take a look at dow movers. the dow has been outperforming other major indices. home depot had a three-point movement that's about 25 point in the dow to the upside. finally, all of the home builders and the building material companies today on the terrific housing start numbers, new home sale numbers as well as the case shiller housing price indexes. look at whirlpool, up 2.5%. usg and mascor, all up 4%. back to you.

i understand rick's impulse here. if you go back to the 1930s, a lot of public works projects were accomplished and did pretty well. you have things like the golden gate bridge four years. now it takes seven years to build an access road to the golden gate bridge. we have extraordinary stopping power from environmental groups, public work unions have slowed down everything. it just doesn't work like liberals want it to work anymore. we have to do a private mechanism. >> dave: let me throw a bone in rick's direction. we have an incredible highway system in the united states. that was done in the 1950s. can't we replicate that when it comes to bridges? >> if we couldn't do it under president obama in 2009 when they were spending hundreds of billions of dollars, the answer is no. the regulatory morass is insurmountable and politics play a role. we waste hundreds of billions of dollars on mass transit. it has a role in certain parts of the country but tens of billions that could have been used for real infrastructure. >>

rick, how is it looking? >> you know, a lot of people on facebook and twitter message me and why are you talking about the northeast so much we get the snowstorms across the plains as well. the big problem across the northeast, it's densely populated see the cars there and images, if you're shovelling out your car, and trying to put the snow, back onto the street or the other car or the sidewalk and nowhere to put it and it's so densely populated and impacting so many people and it's incredibly cold tonight, today, warm up above freezing finally, a lot of places in towards the 40's. the same goes for tomorrow, we're going to be into the 40's and seeing the rain though, unfortunately. so, things are going to be a little bit uncomfortable. let me show you what this rain is i'm talking about right now. across the central plains, that blizzard that i was mentioning and there, the severe weather down to the south and this is the future radar. by tonight, into tomorrow morning, all of this moisture heads towards th

vamos rick, con fuerza, sigue halando. ♪ ¡súbanlo! despacio, despacio. eso eso. es un tiburón muy pesado. ¡vamos, hala, hala con fuerza! ¡hala, hala! vamos arriba. increíble, perdimos dos tiburones seguidos. así es como los anzuelos deben ser rick, estos amigos son tan grandes y fuertes que nos dejaron con algo así. quedan enganchados cuando los subimos pero... ellos los doblan y escapan, necesitamos un equipo mejor. (ian narrando) tal vez para la próxima, aún nos queda una línea por revisar y adivinen qué, también tiene un tiburón. la pregunta es: ¿podrá el anzuelo soportar suficiente hasta poner el animal en la camilla. prepara la camilla. ♪ ahí está. ¡vamos, vamos, vamos! todavía está ahí, vamos. uno, dos, vamos, halen con fuerza. ¡con fuerza, vamos! ♪ ¡vamos! tenemos una hermosa tiburón hembra para marcar. vaya, es pesada. (ian narrando) ahora que la controlamos se calmó un co pero no podemos perder el tiempo, debemos ponerle el rastreador y liberarla antes de que se inquiete mucho. este aparato debería durar unos 18 meses y envia

arizona where rick reichmuth is from, what is it, rick. >> rick: 48,319. >> clayton: and rick, i don't know how often you get home, but see a lot of people fleeing from california and businesses and such moving to arizona. >> tucker: at high speed. >> rick: because of the taxes in california compared to arizona. >> clayton: but it speaks to the idea of sort of a blanket eyed what the middle is and we have the sort of blanket middle class statements how we can, you know, make the middle class bigger. >> tucker: minimum wage legislation that applies to all 50 states and they're not the same. >> anna: and in north carolina-- >> let's check in now with rick reichmuth. before we check with rick, e-mail us. in your state let us know if you think it's accurate for your middle class. you can read those. >> rick: all right, guys, a cold morning across the country, the eastern part dealing with some of the coldest air of the season. very cold across the great lakes, this is your wind chill. and down across parts of the southeast that this is one of the brutally cold marnornings, 4 in tallahassee

. >> caller: another rick scott fan. he ruined the real estate market here, because i went from $3,700 a year in insurance and now i'm up to $5,700 and he told me he is not going to stop it with a cap. >> stephanie: yeah, he is very slick, that rick scott. >> and he's oilily looking. >> stephanie: brenda go ahead. >> caller: good morning, i wanted to talk about all of these -- i have been a liberal all of my life -- >> stephanie: huh. >> caller: and i have two sons, one of them is more like me the other one is right-winging gun toter, don't know where i went wrong with him. but how do we get around these gerrymandering laws that put these ridiculous right-wingers in off -- >> stephanie: brenda stay tuned, next week we're going to have -- a good friend wrote about this and it's a really really important issue about gerrymandering, because it is not democracy. we talked to adam schiff about it yesterday. the congressman that sounds exactly like william shatner. >> doing smooth jazz. >> right. >> stephanie: charlie from ver

>> rick said something he probably shouldn't have said. >> rick made a mistake. >> what is the crappiest hilton? >> he answers. >> no. >> he answers. >> the oxnard hilton. >> is that a terrible name for a city or what? >> he said that. >> oops. >> he said that? >> yes, there is a hilton garden in there. >> it's got three out of five stars. >> really? >> the only good thing about this hotel is the waitress patricia. >> somebody took my purse while i was eating the continental breakfast. >> [laughter] >> that is hilarious. >> and it still got three stars. >> you guys look wonderful. >> bye. >> coming up -- the dude on the recent cal fornication. >> you ladies would love this dude. if you didn't see that episode you'd love him. >> oh -- >> next "tmz," it's bigger than you the pack. ligger and that > "tmz" online and on you >> "tmz" online and on your phone 24/7. >> feeling bloated, got a nice layer of winter blubber going? then it's time to sit down and be happy. take a load off on the "tmz" hollywood tour bus. like this stephen tyler fan. hop on and see the sights in beverl

rick was correct. >> rasputin. take us on the ras and it is putin. >> oh, okay, you will win a piewl -- pulitzer. >> my favorite thing is when you are really proud and gets no reaction. >> i am correct in mark right now. 24r* are millions going wait to go, gutfeld. put half time guy in place. >> other than the fact they don't know my name i don't agree with the rest of that. >> by the way, the whole thing of boyz2 men promoting facility. not true. >> not true? >> the moscow times wrote a cutsie league and saying just in time for the fertility campaign comes the soulful singer boyz2 men. >> why didn't you tell us that before? >> i didn't know it before. >> you found out during the show? you know what he was doing all day? >> do you understand -- >> do you understand what i do during the show, greg? i do research. it is my job. >> you could have said, gutfeld, i did some research today. did you know this whole putin thing is false? no instead you are watching golf. oh my god. he almost had a hole in one. oh great eve

rick, it must have been terrifying. >> rick: a scary scene. i was on the infield watching on a big screen they have. trying to get a better view right there at the end and i saw the crash about to happen and turned back around and as you can see, exactly where the crash happened and where you see some of the white on the track there. and heard what sounded like a bomb going off and saw debris and smoke, fly through the area and then we ended up seeing the images of that engine that ended up inside the-- inside, and a wheel, and a number of roads all the way up. and 33 injuries in the stands, from spectators. no significant injuries at all for any of the drivers kyle larson, the ckacar catapulted u. and keselowski tried to get around him and that caused the accident and kyle's car eventually flying up. and he talked afterwards about the crash, listen to what he had to say. >> i'm not sure where everything ended up on the race track, the fans are okay and the drivers are all right and i took a couple of big hits there and saw my engine was gone.

>> rick said something he probably shouldn't have said. >> rick made a mistake. >> what is the crappiest hilton? >> he answers. >> no. >> he answers. >> the oxnard hilton. >> is that a terrible name for a city or what? >> he said that. >> oops. >> he said that? >> yes, there is a hilton garden in there. >> it's got three out of five stars. >> really? >> the only good thing about this hotel is the waitress patricia. >> somebody took my purse while i was eating the continental breakfast. >> [laughter] >> that is hilarious. >> and it still got three stars. >> you guys look wonderful. >> bye. >> coming up -- the dude on the recent cal fornication. >> you ladies would love this dude. if you didn't see that episode you'd love him. >> oh -- >> next "tmz," it's bigger than you the pack. ligger and that >> "tmz" online and on your >> "tmz" online and on your phone 24/7. >> feeling bloated, got a nice layer of winter blubber going? then it's time to sit down and be happy. take a load off on the "tmz" hollywood tour bus. like this stephen tyler fan. hop on and see the sights in beverly hills, holly

and in that sense even rick smith -- i mean excuse me, even rick scott had to accept reality, as he said. but there's more to it than that. first of all, there's a lot of money involved. billions of dollars. for the state treasury over the next two years. that's number one. number two, don't forget that rick scott was a hospital executive before he got into politics. and hospitals and health care providers in florida want the increased medicaid involvement because they want the money from payments from the government as opposed to handing out free care in some cases or charging their paying customers more. so it's something the hospitals got behind. it would be nice to say that rick scott had a sudden attack of communitarian compassion, but that's not what this is about. most important it's his own political future. he's running at 33% approval in the polls down in florida. he wants to run for re-election. in test match-ups with former governor chris christie, who would probably run against him, rick scott is 14 points behind -- excuse me, i'm sorry, governor charlie crist in those test

rick scott also among if not the nation's least popular governor. he's among them, if he is not the most. jeffery young is a health care reporter for the huffing to know post. jeffery comes to us from washington d.c. thanks for being on the show tonight, jeffery. >> i'm delighted to be here. >> are you shocked at this sort of flip-flop of this changing tune that we're seeing out of these governors? >> not anymore. if you look around now you mentioned chris christie today and rick scott last week. rick scott made his name in politics disliking this law so that's very significant. the more governors that get behind this, and especially the more republican governors that do it, and we're talking about people who have bona fies in other areas john saysic and jan brewer, the more that get behind this, the more that don't start to look like the outliers. the number one reason is there's a lot of point available. michael: well, that's the big part of it, especially at the beginning. let's look at this list of governors you. started to tell us a couple of t

. >> rick: hey, uh...specials. uh...soup -- the soup today is -- >> maya: you know, i'm not really hungry. >> rick: good, because nobody told me what the soup is today. >> maya: you didn't ask at the start of your shift? >> rick: i don't have any training. i don't even know why they hired me here. [ laughs ] >> maya: well, i used to wait tables. you'll pick it up. >> rick: at some fancy french restaurant, i imagine. i see you in some classier setting. >> maya: me too. somehow i never quite made that happen. had a lot of dreams, though. >> rick: dreams can always come true. >> maya: not always. i can't believe i'm saying all

rick full bomb. his bosses are bitter because his sales are in the toilet. >> it is it a paper record rather than a gossip rag our website yet to post a report on dan mareno and tweb year old love child. scorned by society. love child always second best. love child, different from the rest. >> it is worth the pain of waiting. we end up hating the child we could be creating. >> no child. yay, we dialed back thening once a week and yet it doesn't make any difference. it is it like dialing back and shot in the head. we'll only shoot you once a week. all right. the coke a racist joke and enter've any superbowl commercials not bigoted. this year coca-cola and a teaser with a spot with the big match . prompting outrage with the american-. or ads. peep it peepers. while the ad encourages people to vote for who reaches the bottle first which is a mirage there is no era of option at the coke website. they say, quote, the commercial is racist, portraying arabs as backward and foolish camel jockeys and they hav

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you tried in good conscience to not do this for years. >> rick scott. >> rick scott. >> talking about -- i mean, rick scott, who literally was wearing a t-shirt for the last several hundred days that said repeal obama care is now buying in. cathleen, secretary of health and human services, joy, calls this something that is too good to pass up. >> it's too good to pass up. i'm sorry. i didn't mean to laugh in the face of rick scott's great compassion. this guy's signature policy was to drug test the poor. this is a guy who is so compassionate about the poor that he literally led the fight of 22 states all the way to the supreme court to stop health care. he just wrote an op ed, literally two months ago, saying absolutely not, hell no, we're not taking this medicaid money. what they should have said is i am a swing state republican, and i can't get re-elected in 2014 if the hospital interests many my state come and threaten me with their own bankruptcy and then run against me or fund my opponent. these guys all got elected in 2010 on this tea party rah-rah thing, none of that dirty fede

here with the latest, fox news chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. rick, i think we've got you now. can i hear you now? >> reporter: i changed my batteries. i've been talking too much today. gerri: you're run by a battery? i had no idea. [laughter] >> this is the only way to get through these storms. we have a storm down across the south bringing very heavy rain, and we have this storm in towards the northern plains bringing some snow. those two storms are going to get together tomorrow afternoon and produce a kind of classic nor'easter. very strong storm, and with this we have blizzard warnings in effect from coastal areas of maine all the way down now through new york city. so we're going to be talking about winds in excess of 35 miles an hour, near-zero visibility, so driving is out of the question tomorrow afternoon and overnight likely and throughout much of the morning on saturday. winter storm warnings across interior sections. snowfall totals are going to be extreme. a bull's eye, i believe, just to the west of boston, well over two feet of snow for a few isolated areas. but

. >> sliding down the iq squall here to texas governor rick perry told laura engram today the tea party isn't at fault for the losses racked up by republicans. let's listen to governor perry. >> i would suggest to you that people who try to moderate their views to win a particular vote, are going to be weaker and weaker as time goes. i think people want to see people they believe, people they trust, and people that are going to be consistent in their positions. so moderation from the standpoint of in pursuit of an electoral victory is a failure in my opinion. >> you know, every once in a while someone comes along in politics who doesn't know anything about politics. sparrow agnew would talk about people being soft on communism, unaware of the mccarthy period, 20 years of that talk getting you nothing but trouble. here's a guy that calls himself a texas conservative who has no memory or knowledge of it, apparently, be the history of modern conservatism. when he said moderation gets you in trouble listen to barry goldwater who cooked his party for years with this line back in '64. >> i wi

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you know what i don't buy it we can't trust rick snyder remember tricky rick snyder is the same governor who said right to work was not on his agenda and then in the lame duck period last year he rammed right to work down our throats this is the same governor who's who started his term with the language of shared sacrifice but then began to strip the our income tax credit tax working people and the middle class pensions and to basically a sole municipalities and school district would emerge as the managers while giving tax breaks to corporations and so this is a governor who has proven that he cannot be trusted. apparently and the fact of the matter is that they don't have to do this tomorrow republicans have four years before the next election so do you think that may be some christmas eve when nobody is paying attention or some friday night or if there's a big national disaster another god forbid newtown kind of thing that all of a sudden the republicans in the house of representatives in the senate and the governor's office in michigan are just just like that going to have his legisla