but republicans say it creates the jobs americans are demanding. >>> california representative darryl issa sent a letter to the exterior secretary saying demonstrators are ruining the park and that the no camping rule should be enforced at mcpherson square. people living and working nearby agree with issa. >> at first, i was sympathetic. but now, enough is enough. >> enough is enough? that is an eyesore. >> the garbage is strewn. they are not taking care of t they are not respecting the property. this is my neighborhood. >> i think a $400,000 hit is well worth the price of the voices that are dissenting but also voices that are speaking something that needs to be heard. >> demonstrators aren't roird to have a permit if the crowd remains under 500. and they are not camping by law if they're not sleeping in the tents. >>> jerry sandusky waived his right to a hearing in court. the hearing would have included testimony from at least some of sandusky's reported victims of sexual abuse. prosecutors will share the evidence against sandusky faster and will not raise his bail. >> we would have hear

. >> judge jeanine: california congressman darryl issa compares the dea money laundering program to fastnd furious. is he right? andrew brightbart is the executive editor of brightbart .com and david katz a former d.e.a. agent. congressman issa says the money laundering has been going on for some sometime. what do you know about this? >> it broke in the "new york times" which understanding the media as i do it seems to me that the obama administration probably leaked this information knowing that this was going to come out in the right wing or that darryl issa was going to put this out there. the new york times has never done anything to hurt the obama administration. we have showing yet again the justice department is acting in a way that seems criminal. if you put gunrunner next to fast and furious and now the idea that we are helping to launder hundreds of millions of dollars for mexican drug cartels. we have actions. add the drugs, add the drugs, add the obfuscation and the lies this is a reco action. this is moving towards a man who should be along with many people in the department

representative darryl issa sent a letter to the exterior secretary saying demonstrators are ruining the park and that the national park service should be enforcing the no camping rule. just last year, more than $400 how in taxpayer stimulus money was spent refurbishing mcpherson square. some people living and working nearby agree with issa. >> it used to be our park, a center piece of this neighborhood and it is no longer a friendly or safe place for us to go. >> obviously, there will be some wear on the ground due to the structures that we erect and it will take a little while for the grass to regrow. but other than that, it is just grass j demonstrate ours are not require to have a posterior mitt in the crowd we haps under 500 they are not camping by law if they are not sleeping in the tent. >>> jerry sandusky waived his right to a hearing yesterday. the hearing would have included testimony from at least some of sandusky's reported victims of sexual abuse. now, prosecutors will have to charity evidence against sandusky faster and will not raise his bail. two penn state administrators

congressman darryl issa chairs the oversight committee and the protesters say they will refuse all food until congress takes action to give d.c. full representation in congress. >>> the sum of michael jackson's personal items up for grabs in l.a. julian's auction house is selling some of of the things from jackson's home. >> reporter: marriage's fans have a rare opportunity to open a piece of the pop star's legacy as several items from the house where he died hit the auction block. >> these are all the surroundings that were near the family during the laugh year. we have a long history with michael jackson. we sold his thriller jack net june for $1.8 million. we worked with michael jackson. he hired us in 2008 to clear neverland. we have a lot of interest some michael jackson in general. this is the first time we've sold artwork. the item from his personal bedroom will be of most interest. he would often write on the furniture. we have an armoire that name wrote on. >> reporter: one item removed at the request of the family was the headboard from the bed where jackson died. >> we had a

i want to play this sound bite from darryl issa addressing the attorney general during the hearing and you a question about that. >> does it surprise you that these boxes, five boxes represent just what one gun dealer gave us voluntarily, while, in fact, this seems to be all the information you have responsive to our subpoena, does it cause you to think that, in fact, we believe you were withholding documents? >> so the attorney general, judge, says he's withholding documents because the investigation is ongoing. is that legal? >> well, it's kind of a catch 22, trace. normally law enforcement does not like to release documents and in fact, there are internal rules that prohibit it. when the documents are relevant to an ongoing investigation, particularly in this case where no one has been charged. the ongoing investigation is not a fast and furious, it's of who killed brian terry. remember, they do not know who killed him, but they know that evidence of the weapons that they let get into the hands of the mexican drug cartels was found at the scene of agent terry's death. it is lawful f

they are demanding a meeting with congressman darryl issa who chairs the committee over seeing the district. yesterday, they tried to meet senate majority leader harry reid. >>> making headline this morning, police shoot and kill a man believed to have been walking around a dietz housing complex shooting into homes. -- a d.c. housing complex shooting into homes. stacy cohan live on the scene in northeast with the latest. >> reporter: steve, d.c. police are still out here on the scene. we have part of the housing complex that is taped off as a result of this incident with this man walking around firing a gun. this all started around 7:00 last night. neighbors called police. apparently, this man was walking around shooting randomly into the air, shooting in the direction of homes, apparently at no one individual in particular and then he would put the gun away, walk around and begin firing once again. now, d.c. police did arrive on the scene. they ordered this man to put his gun away. did he not comply and continued. in all, we're told by witnesses he fired at least 30 gunshots. >> during the

california representative darryl issa says he sent a letter to the exterior secretary pushing for the national park service to enforce the no camping rule. just last year, more than $400,000 in tax payer stimulus money was spent refurbishing mcpherson square. demonstrators are not required to have a permit if they keep the group to under 500 people. >>> a deadly attack on a crowd of holiday shopper overseas. the latest as investigators try to determine what set off the suspect. we're back in a moment. time now 6:07.  south the debate continues in ohio over a bill that would enforce the strictest abortion rules in the nation. it would ban abortion at the first detectable heart beat. the votes could come this week. >>> new this morning, the search for answers as to why a man in belgium threw grenades into a crowd of holiday shoppers and opened fire on them. four people were killed. that includes the gunman. but another 120 were injured in the tax. police say they also found body of a woman in the suspect's home. the suspect has spent time in jail for previous drug and g

congressman darryl issa chairs the oversight committee.testors say they will refuse all food until congress takes action to give d.c. full representation in congress. >>> the push to extend the payroll tax cut also making headlines and while it means more money in millions of paychecks, it could be bad news for federal workers. let's find. >>> why. ed owe keach joins us now. >> we have a payroll tax extension to be voted on in the house likely today that among other things has a lot of different provisions that republicans have wanted for years regarding the federal work force, to extend that two- year cost oflying pay freeze for another year, you would actually begin to average the retirements of newer federal workers over their highest five years of compensation as propossessed to their highest three years which might reduce the benefits overall and it would essentially force all federal employees to pay a little more into their retirement and take the load off taxpayers and the federal government. >> sound on the surface like it might b

. >> house judicial oversight committee headed by darryl issa.o go before that committee. on last friday they did what's called a document dump of almost 2,000 documents related to this scandal. and it shows the back and forth about from a lot of super high level doj officials and atf officials in arizona. all in response to not -- a lot in response to senator charles grassley who had written a letter at the beginning of the year 2011 saying what's the deal with these whistle blower allegations that you are intentionally letting guns walk into new mexico and putting them into the hands of bad guys. everybody is saying how are we going to respond and say, blah blah blah, they end up writing a letter in response on february 4th of 11 saying we never let guns walk. atf doesn't do that we interdict weapons, blah blah blah blah blah. >> bill: it was a lay lie. >> it was completely false. i don't know whether it was a lie. >> bill: i think they are the same thing. >> misinformed. people on the top level say we relied on bad information. >> bill: they c

and the chairman darryl issa in my exclusive interview. that's next. >> look, i'm going to ask you a different question. >> can i answer that question? >> you've answer it had less than truthfully. >> can the questioner allow the witness to answer? >> madam, this is my time, i'm not yielding. >> i'm not. >> the gentlemen from california," mr. issa -- ♪ it's easy to see what subaru owners care about. that's why we created the share the love event. get a great deal on a new subaru and $250 gs to your choice of 5 charities. with your help, we can reach $20 million dollars by the end of this, our fourth year. the new spark card from capital one. spark miles gives me the most rewards of any small business credit card. the spark card earns double miles... so we really had to up our game. with spark, the boss earns double miles on every rchase, every day. that's setting the bar pretty high. owning my own business has never been more rewarding. coming through! [ male announcer ] introducing spark the small business credit cards from capital one. g

and you have talked to darryl about it and darryl issa has done a terrific job being relentless in pushingill have a chance to go forward. >> but that question doesn't get answered. >> it does. >> this has been going on for a year. >> it has. >> this is an awful lot of man hours being expended on this. >> that's right. >> even to xerox that for the justice department on capitol hill. those questions, when you pose those questions, what are the answers you get? >> well, they are evasive. they provide documents like this, the 2 pages of grassley's letter, 92 letters over and over. but the question is do we want an attorney general who is either so crazy that he would authorize something like this or who didn't even know about it and is so incompetent we would still want him there anyway? and some people say they get to play in these partisan games. let me tell you, back after it was disclosed that the national security letter process had been abused, maybe 3,000 times, some of us let the white house know it's time for a change. we can't have this with republicans and we've got doug casey has

that's according to a southern california congressman darryl issa. loans had often lower fees and interest rates. issa has not named the house members publicly. >>> let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for -- for you right now. today in washington, the house of representatives say they will vote and reject the two- month extension payroll tax cut. they want a year-long extension. >>> last night the fans were left in the dark at the 49ers' game. the 49ers won, 20-3. ktvu's allie rasmus is at the stadium now. they are still trying to figure out why the power went out twice. >> reporter: good morning. actually, last night a 49ers' team spokesman said they think a blown transformer may have been the cause of this. this is some aerial video from last night's gay. this is from espn. you can see what appears to be a transformer or some electrical sparks. it's very similar to what fans describe seeing right before the power went out. >> when the power outage went out. we thought it was fire works. >> it was an explosion

congressman darryl issa is investigating this and will be at the hearing today.ing scandal. >> gretchen: so how do you link the two of these together, the fast and furious and the d.e.a.? >> the link is a justice department that's just riddled with ineptness and people who either don't know or don't care when things are done that shouldn't be done. normally the d.e.a. investigation probably wouldn't hardly get going except when you look at fast and furious, you look at the wreckless disregard for the safety of the american and mexican people, you realize that the same could well be true when it comes to huge amounts of money being deliberately allowed to go to the drug cartels and that's the reason that i think congress has lost confidence on both sides of the dome in this attorney general, booleany brewer and an extensive amount of political appointees. >> gretchen: today there will be a no confidence motion in the house. you just told me a few moments ago that this is a bipartisan effort? >> i think -- i've certainly heard one after another, democrats, who, inc

the richest california representative darryl issa with over $448 million followed by michael mccaul is worth $380 million. representative jane harmon $326 million. john kerry ranks fourth with $231 million and senator mark warner of virginia is worth $192 million. >>> the obama administration says it is still considering whether to allow yemen's embattled president saleh into the u.s. for medical treatment. he was injured during an assassination attempt in june, of course. the white house denied a "new york times" report that he could arrive at a new york hospital as soon as the end of this week. >>> britain's prince philip left the hospital this morning. queen elizabeth's husband waved to reporters. he spent four nights in the hospital after a successful coronary stent procedure for a blocked artery. the 90-year-old philip returned to the queen's private estate to join the rest of the family members for the holidays. >>> saints quarterback drew brees has broken a record that stood for 27 years. pretty extraordinary stuff here. last night against the falcons on his very last pass, bree

>> the ceo, congressman mccullough, but although darryl issa, a republican from california, he start the the alarm company for the cars. >> step away from the car! that's him. >> the larger point, though, is how they are managing our money. if they are this bad, right, 50 members of congress lost all kinds of money in the stock market this year. and there were some good anecdotes, one who bought a ton of shares one day, there was no fluctuation and sold them on the very same day and lost money. there was no fluctuation, didn't do anything smart about it. so if they can't manage their own money, how can they manage the money of the country? >> that's a fantastic point and it bothers me they would be that ioptic about watching the market anyway when they should be watching for us. they should put their money away and lock it in a blind trust or have someone managing it. how can they do both? how can they have our best interests at heart and be day trading the market. >> how can we be confident who is happening in the future when all of the members of congress return in january and have

they thought it was a sweet deal, but now congressman darryl issa is calling for an investigation intodly received discounted loans under country wide financial's vip program. >> steve: friends of angelo. in the run up to iowa, candidates are hoping for big endorsements. what about when publications come out and speak strongly against somebody? a national review issue came out last week right before the iowa caucuses and that is raising some eyebrows this morning. >> gretchen: that's because the cover, it depicts newt gingrich as marvin the martian? joining us now, the man who wrote that cover story, national review columnist mark stein. it's a little harsh, isn't it, mark? >> i don't think it is, gretchen. newt has about five good ideas for 95 completely out of this world ideas. literally out of this world. at one point, he was in favor of putting giant mirrors out in space to light america's highways by night. if you live in the i-95 corridor, you might want to consider buying heavy blackout curtains. it might be a great idea, but it ought not to be a priority for the united states a

darryl issa says he asked him to testify before congress again over the fast and furious debauchle.s yet to confirm. now back to the panel. >> steve: all right. thanks. we all remember this classic sce from the peanuts charlie brown cartoon series. remember this? how many times did you see this? >> this year i'm really going to kick that football. ahhhh! >> steve: how does that relate to what's going on with the payroll tax battle in washington? house minority leader nancy pelosi thinks it does relate. she is calling speaker john boehner's attempt to convene a house-senate conference on yearlong tax cut an extension of a trick. she says boehner is no lucy and her democrats are not charlie brown. let's continue the conversation with our political panel. jim, what's your first questn for nancy pelosi? >> she's worried about people pulling tricks on her. i want to know if she's pulling a trick on the american people. i'd like to see the confirmations in her brokerage accot. is she trading ahead of this payroll tax debate? >> steve: whoa. >> seriously. happened in the past. i'd like to