. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> thank you very much and what a great audience full of life and energy. we are live from new york. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios. first of all i want to begin with a special announcement. former vice-president cheney is recovering from heart transplant surgery that took place outside of washington d.c. in a hospital in virginia. our thoughts and prayers go to former vice-president cheney and his family. we are grateful for the medical procedure that makes this possible. that happened earlier today. president obama said a president can't do much about the cost of fuel and promotes green energy. i am all for green energy and also for common sense. we are not closer to green energy thanks to the corrupt cronyism of handing half billion to the white house for a solyndra solar plant so they could build a nice build give bonuses to the executive and shut it down. that left big shots with green cash and the taxpayers got nothing green but the grass and weeds at t

let's check in with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. kobe, ten-point win but it was a lot harder than it may have seemed, i would imagine. what was the difference down the stretch? >> well, you know, we did a good job keeping the ball inside. we kept them out of transition for the most part. that was the key for us. >> lisa: there was a lot said going into this game about what the tone of the game might be given the fact that dwyane broke your nose last weekend, that a message might be sent back to dwyane for the rest of the heat. how did it all play out? >> i don't think it made a difference to us. we just wanted to come out and play good basketball. look, i mean, it was a freak play, you know, it happens. but you move on and you come out and you try to play hard and win the game. >> lisa: describe the impact that andrew bynum had on the game today, just how big he is and they had nothing to go up against him. >> i mean he's playing with a lot of energy, with a physicality that could really carry a game as well for us. pau, as well. wh

>> mike: keselowski, back through the field there. everyone else was coming to speed and he goes a lap down. and jimmie johnson, the new second-place car closes to within two car lengths of the lead. >> darrell: he who was last will be first. >> larry: started in the back of the field after practice crash and was in a backup car today. >> darrell: as soon as they rolled the car out today it was a better racecar than what they wrecked. practice speed and the way it looked. >> mike: jimmie won four of the last seven las vegas sprint cup races. jimmie johnson just ran -- so did tony stewart -- fastest lap of the race. all the top five ran the fastest lap of the race just now. >> darrell: tony stewart is looking in the mirror saying, "oh --" you can fill in the blank. >> larry: jimmie johnson said this week when he was asked being at such a points deficit after the penalty at daytona, which the appeal will be heard tuesday, what do you think? he says sounds like to me, we need to go out and win some races. >> mike: 13 wills to go. we will

we go back to larry, darrell, mike. if you are in to numbers, and i know you are, number 11, car number 11 tied for all-time wins, with the 43 number. and denny hamlin, a number you had. cale yarborough, number 11. the winner today. >> darrell: excited. 17 last week, 11 this week. that works for me. hamlin is reenergized. i saw it at daytona. he was aggressive at daytona. he comes in today and gets the win. that team is going to be on a roll. that is a championship crew chief, by the way. >> larry: i believe joe gibbs racing is reenergized. they have a new engine program in place with t.r.d. three drivers in the top ten. denny hamlin after two races he is our points leader. >> mike: what a wild nin phoenix. questions about electronic engine management. all the suggestions i had for a few name for the backstretch, the one i like best is hilo bend. a town close to here. tony stewart is a driver that had problems with the electron engine management system today. let's hear from him. >> dick: well, your thoughts on what hap

when you see, that mike, do you recognize that mike tyson? because you seem a very different man today. >> well, i don't know, that guy's pretty deep. you know, i don't know. he's pretty intense, and that's just who i was for that time. >> do you feel that you've changed? when i read your twitter feed, you're a big tweeter, you seem a much calmer man today than you were then. >> well, i don't know if i am. maybe after all that fight, some red flags seem more relieved when they went up. i'm just happy hanging out with my wife. that's the main focal point of my wife, my life and my children. >> your wife's an extraordinary woman, kiki, i've had the pleasure of meeting her. >> he's extra extraordinary. >> how has she changed you? >> you can't even fathom the pays. i'm just a human being now. when i was with my wife, i was a -- man, i was od'ing once a week, man, i was a neanderthal. i can't even imagine how this even happened, i have a respectable family and we travel together and i just, man, i have some convicts that i don't believe i'm deserv

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>>mike: why? >>guest: well, sitting in a chair, i have a boy and a girl, it is in a chair, foe cutting and reading, school is academic and at an early age. every parent sees that. boys are more likely to be held back and more likely to start later. >>alisyn: as women become the breadwinners this mixes up traditional gender roles as menace the provider. >>guest: in the long run it is good. how could it not be good for women to have more earning power? economists talk about bargaining power and we know when women started working men starting doing more domestic housework. and men are doing more work at home and it is because women are earning and husbands with stay at home wives do more housework than they used to. >>dave: a long way to go because politics is dominated by men and fortune 500 c.e.o.'s, it will are women. 12 of 500. that number is down, 16 percent of corporate board members in the country are women. so there is a long way to go on top. >>guest: a long way to go but there are certain p

you're right, mike. you get out there and you get wound up and you get passionate, and you sometimes as you know, as you did, i mean, you spoke from the heart. you didn't use the teleprompters like many candidates do, and sometimes you say things that you wish you had said just a little bit differently, and that's certainly one of them. >> that's where the wives are so effective. they come in and tell us the things that nobody else will, so karen, what have you told your husband along the trail and pulled him aside and said to him what know 1 else could get away with? >> you don't have enough time on the show for that. >> well, karen, just give me one example of what you whispered into your husband's ear to give him a little helpful advice. i know my wife always was there and good night, she was brutally honest with me. >> so much of it is just, you know, be yourself, be sincere, speak from your heart, and -- and rick is a very passionate man, and i love that in rick. very passionate. sometimes people mi

>> i hope so, next time i want you to play. >> mike: next time i will play. >> please. >> mike: and the music it's like serious music for a guy like me. and robert, thank you and all of your musicians, thank you for watching. hope you've had a great time we certainly have. until next week, this is mike huckabee from new york, good luck and god bless, take it away again. ♪ ♪ (applause) captioned by closed captioning services, inc. ♪ it was just one of those things, just one of things, just one of those crazy flings ♪ ♪ one of those bells that now and then rings, just one of those things ♪ oh, my maltipoo's depressed. but my affordable prius c means i can pay for his acupuncture. whew. i love my pooch. oh no! my homemade sushi... turned p-ushi! use estimated 53 mpg to find a gluten-free alternative. look, this means i'm a chef. [ male announcer ] be a winner with the all-new prius c from toyota. ♪ [ woman speaking indistinctly over radio ] home protector plus from liberty mutual insurance... [ alarm blaring ] where the cost to repair your home, replace what's inside, and sta

ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee! >> thanktonight >> thank you, thank you, thank you, very, very much. and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city, well, it turns out that some really stupid things are happening in our country and they aren't all happening in congress, in my home state of arkansas, paul crowder of forest city was celebrated as catching the new state record large mouth bass. 16 pounds and 5 ounces. but turns out he lost her fishing license three hours after he caught the big fish. instead of a state fishing record, he may end up with a different record. a thousand dollar fine and 30 days in jail and not getting credit for the catch. he didn't even get to keep the fish. now, in another, we had an aw, in the audience, somebody is sad. in another moment much unchecked stupidity. a tsa officer didn't like that amy was travelling with an empty breast pump. but this generius was upset because the bottles were emptiment they ordered her to go to a public restroom. with other people in a

respond. >> if mike thinks that 15% unemployment rate is a great thing, yes, to mike's point we should have a lot of stimulus all the time going back to dr. bob's point, and all of the money for government and-- >> mike, please, please, let him finish. >> we should give all of our money to government and let them spend because in mike's world, the government is the one creating jobs and getting us out of any hole that we might have, and so according to that logic, government should spend all of our money all the time, we would never have a recession, we'd never have depression, never have-- >> he's going to put words in my mouth. >> mike, don't say anything, i will always give you a response to respond. you have 20 seconds, go ahead. >> okay, then, i never said that we should have stimulus all the time. okay? but when we're running with enormous amounts of unused capacity and labor, yes, it's economics 101, you have stimulus to put people back to work so that the economy grows, produces output, so don't tell me that i'm saying we want stimulus all the time. i never said that and i don'

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it relied heavily on one-man performance artist mike daisy. hurz hoe ira glass put it. >> when i saw mike daisy perform this story on stage, when i left the theater, i had a lot of the questions. i mean, he is nott a reporter, and i wondered did he get it right? and so we've actually spent a few weeks checking everything that he says in his show. then the workers start coming in. they come in in twos and threes and fours. there's a group that's talking about hexane. n-hexane is an iphone screen cleaner. the problem is that n-hexane is a potent neurotoxin, and all these people have been exposed. their hands shake uncontrollably. >> that never happened at all. he never met those people. daisy twended himself in a statement saying i stand by my work. what i do is not journalism. i regret that i allowed this american life to air an excerpt from my mono log, but this is my only regret. hardly the only regret from the program that was left to explain this fiasco. joining us now from new york, eric, senior editor at all things d.com, and here in wash

the company's headed by mike mellace and mike runyon, who were living good lives in the corporate world until one day fate intervened in the form of a simple snack. >> he buys these cinnamon almonds that come in a bag. you see them at a lot of the festivals. i had never seen them before. and they're real big out on the east coast. and so we started eating them. he gives me some, i say, "oh, my goodness, these things are great." >> we went back, he bought a whole bunch, and so then we started talking about how cool it would be to have like a little thing on the side doing fairs and festivals to make a little extra money. > they agreed on the idea, but not much else at first. with one mike from the west coast and the other from the east coast, they quickly realized they quite possibly could be the odd couple entrepreneurs of the food world. >> i'm a happy-go-lucky kind of guy. you know, he's from new york. our families are totally different, you know. but it works out good because we look--everyone thinks we're brothers. and literally today, we dressed just alike. i go, "hey, hey, i'm gla

you're right, mike. you get out there and you get wound up and you get passionate, and you sometimes as you know, as you did, i mean, you spoke from the heart. you didn't use the teleprompters like many candidates do, and sometimes you say things that you wish you had said just a little bit differently, and that's certainly one of them. >> that's where the wives are so effective. they come in and tell us the things that nobody else will, so karen, what have you told your husband along the trail and pulled him aside and said to him what know 1 else could get away with? >> you don't have enough time on the show for that. >> well, karen, just give me one example of what you whispered into your husband's ear to give him a little helpful advice. i know my wife always was there and good night, she was brutally honest with me. >> so much of it is just, you know, be yourself, be sincere, speak from your heart, and -- and rick is a very passionate man, and i love that in rick. very passionate. sometimes people mi

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>> mike: i don't know. i tried to ask liberal and democratic friends and ask this sincerely because i'm not against making sure that everyone eligible to vote can vote. youster to have a photo i.d. to cash a check. you have to have it in order to go and get into a building anywhere in manhattan. >> judge jeanine: right. >> mike: get on a plane. to buy liquor. for a lot of things. bly why is it such a big deal and why does the justice department pick on texas when they ought to be helping texas secure its border and deal with a very dangerous situation that is a whole lot more dangerous than this whole idea of texas having a photo i.d. law. >> judge jeanine: who is he appealing to by saying we are going to block in voter id law? how does he benefit? >> mike: the left has made this their cause celeb. >> judge jeanine: why? do they want people to vote who can't identify themselves. >> gretchen: they say they don't. why else would you be so adamant. they say it is to protect people who find it difficult to get

mike hellgren is live with the impact. mike? >> reporter: mary, this could be devastating if he says he was ordered to conduct some sort of elicit -- illicit activity. or he could plead the fifth and say his boss did nothing wrong. >> reporter: the anne arundel county council has served the police chief in the first of what is expected to be a series of subpoenas of county leaders, ordering they testified under oath on illegal and actions. >> it's unfortunate when communities who are otherwise pretty quiet, they're stepping up now and saying more and more that you owe us the answers that we need. and chief tier is the only person that can provide them. >> reporter: the state prosecutor charged leopold with misconduct in office for ordering his police security detail to drive him to sexual liaisons and dig up dirt on his enemies. police unions voted no confidence on the chief. >> it's his prerogative to not answer on the advice of council. and that will-- counsel. and that will provide advice in and of itself. >> reporter: counci

[applause] >> mike: on monday (applause). >> . >> mike: and on monday, obama's health care law goes on trial when the supreme court begins hearing a lawsuit that was filed by 26 states attorney generals. and challenging the individual mandate. that's the section. law that requires americans to have to purchase health insurance. and the ags say that's unconstitutional. one of them is attorney general greg abbott from texas, he's with us now. greg, it's great to have you here. >> good morning, thank you. >> thank you. >> i no you share with me the concern for vice-president cheney as he recovers from a heart transplant we just learned about before the show. >> remarkable man and we wish him the best in his recovery. >> there isn't many officials to be able to do their jobs from a wheelchair, you're able to do that. tell us about the powerful personal journey and the health care law. >> i'm really blessed about 25 years ago, i was out jogging and a tree fell on me while i was jogging and he crashed down on my back and vushing my vertebrae and spinal cord leaving my paralyze. at the heart

back to you. >> thanks, mike. new details coming out about the accused gun man behind the shooting spree in afghanistan. how the soldier's lawyer is responding to rumors he was upset about marital problems before the shooting. >> plus, democrats on the offensive after letting republican candidates take their punches president obama swinging back. we'll have that next. >> and businesses looking forward to st. patrick's day this weekend. why this year's wearing all of the green could have people spending more green. >> you know who i am, mo green. i digress. for your news, weather, and traffic updates check us out onk search nbc bay area news. b >> welcome back. we give you a peaceful look over san francisco. it's early so it's kind of dark out there but not going to be peaceful for long according to meteorologist christina loren, rain getting ready to dump all over the bay area. grab an umbrella. the time 4:44. >> the attorney for the army staff sergeant accused of gunning down 16 afghan civilians says marital prob