josephine terry is her name, brian terry's mother. after everything holder testifies in -- >> host: the attorney general. >> guest: she posted on facebook i don't understand why you never say my son's name, and you're arrogant. you don't have the nerve to mention why this happened. and speaking of the attorney general, there was a hearing back in october where texas senator john cornyn asked erik holder have you talked to the family at all? have you talk today the terry family? have you apologized for what happened? and eric holder said, no. and that was a little embarrassing not on a level of he felt bad, but on a level of public relations wise. so instead of just apologizing, um, right away eric holder released a letter of apology to the press before the entire terry family was capable of reading it. >> host: now, does anyone in the justice department or bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, homeland security, does anyone dispute that two of the firearms found at the scene, brian terry's murder, were from this program? is that ke

i'm terry mcsweeney. we've got a changing forecast, not changing that fast but it's changing. >> lisa: that is way we like it the good morning, although the clouds are well south of this point. north bay has been clear. this is mount tam. you can see clouds in the distance and visible picture shows some of the clouds hanging south of san jose. we've got sunshine in san jose but watsonville and hollister, hanging on to the clouds. 40s and 50s across the bay. near 60s around the tri-valley this afternoon. by noontime but we will only manage the low 70s for sonoma, santa clara and as terry noted we have a slow warming trend. i'll explain what it means coming up. >> terry: this morning, penn jerry sandusky is on suicide watch. separated from other inmates at a county jail in pennsylvania. they convicted him of 45 counts of child sexual abuse. his lawyers will appeal. he is shown here faces a mandatory minimum sentence that will keep him in prison for the rest of his life. jim avila has court reaction. >> the

could be a warmer stretch. >> terry: thanks very much.in sports, we have results from the french open. if you don't want to know who won because you are going to watch it later. put your fingers over your ears. maria sharapova has won the sets. you can take your fingers out now. pablo sandoval will start at third base against the rangers. after being shut out last night by the rangers. here is larry beil. >> good morning. last time they saw the rangers, giants were celebrating for a win. they were reunited. alex smith in the houses. but it's not 2010 anymore, second pitcher, he drills a zito offering, in a flash, 1-0 texas. here it comes, there it goes, josh hamilton, 22nd of the year, 3-0 rangers. waits on the breaking ball, gentry had five hits. without buster and melky, a five hit shutout, sanchez to end it, 5-0 the final. >>> a's facing the diamondbacks. a's with six runs in the second. bottom of the second, looks like this one is gone but smith, you want him on that wall. you need him on that wall. spectacular! jack nicholson line bu

good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney. let's begin with a look at the forecast. there is a little bit of everything in this. >> lisa: good morning. you can see the flag blowing and the clouds around downtown san francisco. low 50s. airport delays over an hour at sfo and we're looking at that fog that has moved across the bay this morning. it will be peeling back not only to bring us sunshine but across the bay but even at our coast. despite the feel of the cooler air this morning, we will have a sunny afternoon with temperatures coming down pretty much everywhere. the coast will be sunny in the low 60s later on. we'll see temperatures out towards the delta in the upper 80s. even concord and livermore yesterday from the mid-90s into the upper 80s and further cooling on tap into next week. i'll have the details a little later. >> a swim coach at san mateo aragon high school faces felony sex charges with amending contact with students. he lives in el granada was booked. jailers say he faces four counts including sexual count on a minor. he has been a coach at aragon

and then brian terry was hit and he was killed. they're lucky that not more were killed that night. >> host: has the family seen his body? >> guest: they have, yes. he went home the next day. the hattie's funeral and they did see his body. >> host: okay. how would you describe the level of satisfaction or dissatisfaction of the brian terry family of what they've been told or haven't been told? >> guest: they are very unsatisfied and they should be. his father has found out most of the -- had to find out most of the information about her son's death through the very few media outlets for actually covering this. former u.s. attorney dennis burke, who mentioned earlier, flew to michigan to meet the family and give the runaround. they didn't give any details. they've been denied, dennis burke once again denied victims' status in this case where they would have a claim against the government for coming you know, hurting men in the fact they allow the sanction of the sales that got them killed. so, they really have no answers. josephine

the terry family deserves better.this i is about thousands of guns trafficked into mexico, hundreds of people being killed in that country, and it's about the justice department not complying, and the truth is that this shouldn't be a bipartisan issue. this being some that went terribly wrong and people not take responsibility for it, not to mention, if it was a mistake no one in the justice department has been fired as a result of this. not to mention if any of -- law abiding citizen, regular joe on the street, didn't comply with a congressional subpoena, we ooh have problems and probably be thrown in jail for that. >> host: yet, have 'king been in the city for a go lock while i have experienced executive branch and congressional tussles over subpoenas, access to information, access to e-mails, access to underlying government documents. there's a tension there and constitutionally it's not the executive branches responsibility in every case to just hand over everything to congress whenever congress takes it upon itse

brian terry was murdered. hundreds of people have been murdered in mexico with guns that went across the border. the justice department said in february of 2011, they had no knowledge about this. 10 months later, they admitted they lied. now, they said they didn't know and then they said they said they did. i don't know what you call that but to me it's a lie. then chairman issa tried again and again to get information so we could get to the bottom of this like the 32 democrats wanted and they refused. he sent subpoenas. they refused. they hid behind this being an ongoing investigation and they couldn't give those dumonts. -- documents. we got a fraction of the documents that should have been given to us. but they wouldn't do that. issa met with the attorney general's people to try to come to some conclusion, some kind of resolution of this. so we wouldn't have to move the contempt citation. nothing. absolutely nothing. and then finally, at the 11th hour, when we knew that we were going to have to move with th

>> terry: in the news this saturday morning, a grass fire leads to a surprising discovery. we'll have the latest on the drug bust in the bay view. get it while you can. rush to get the controversial delicacy that will be illegal come tomorrow. i'm terry mcsweeney. let's check the forecast. here is frances dinglasan. >> good morning everyone. depending on where you are, waking up to sunny skies or gray skies. here is a live view from mount tam. you see the clouds over parts of the bay. it will be nice today. sunny especially in the interior valleys but for this morning we'll see coastal drizzle by lunchtime. wide range of temperatures, 60s near the coast to near 80 degrees and sea breeze picks up by 4:00 this afternoon. then by this evening, clouds still linger, temperatures coming down to the low 70s and pretty much 60s all day today near the coast but i'll have the accu-weather seven-day forecast and what to expect for 4th of july. >> terry: this morning the investigation is under way into what san francisco firefighters found in the bayview district yesterday. they went t

. >> terry: good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney. let's start with a quick first look at weather on a very busy weekend. here is lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. our cool air mass has settled in and inversion has mix order out and you are waking up with plenty of sunshine. few clouds drifting by. mainly 50s, 56 in fremont, 58 in mountain view and down by the monterey bay, 54 in watsonville. we're on our way to a good looking afternoon but we still have a low pressure spinning to the north and west of us. that will maintain cool numbers below where they should be here in the city. as much as 8 degrees below average. high of 51 degrees for the pride parade and many other festivities. we'll get to some of them and look ahead coming up. >>> the 42th annual san francisco pride festivities in full swing leading up to the main event, the parade. let's take a quick look. it starts about 90 minutes from right now at market and beale streets. the party continues all day. tens of thousands of people poured into the castro district for a stree

brian terry was killed in 2010. here we are the latter part of june 2012 and we still don't have these document. it's fundamentally absolutely not right. we are trying to get to the truth and make sure this never ever happens again. shannon: what would you predict is going to happen if it goes to the full house for a vote. >> we have time to potentially bring this to a floor vote. this takes it to the next step so then on the floor we can further debate this and potentially vote on it. the white house, the attorney general can put this to end right now if they would provide the document required under the subpoena. that's the way our country works. it's the beauty of america. there is no one person supposed to be above the law. provide the document and the contempt proceedings go away. shan rar their actions today seem to suggest they are not going to hand over the document. what happens next? >> if we pass it out of committee today the next step is to go to the floor of the house. we have a vote -- a debate and a v

i wanted to give you a little bit of background on terry n.y. the selection panel thought he was most qualified for the opportunity for it since 1977, him and his wife has operated the oyster bar, a friendly neighborhood restaurant with a loyal following. they received a number of accolades and recognition from distinguish publications such as zagat's and the michlin guide. they also maintain a four-star rating on yelp. as a general contractor, terry grimm designed, built, and operated a spa until they sold it in 2006. kenwood inn and spa has received an award of merit from the sonoma county historical society, which honored the rehab of an existing building. currently, he operates sorrento imports, a vintage motor scooter company in sonoma. they also have a coffee concession on site that serves high-quality food and beverage to the public on a daily basis. very important was a mural protection plan. the arts commission is currently developing guidelines to best protect the murals. any future concessionaire or visitor or user of the tower will b

>> terry: in the news this saturday morning, june 16th. dozens of people in the peninsula are out of their homes after an apartment building fire. investigators are trying to determine what caused a 300 acre wildfire in sunol as firefighters prepare what could be a busy weekend. i'm terry mcsweeney. the forecast is a hot one. here is lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. you can see the haze from mount tam. we have the spare the air day and pollutants right at the service and temperatures today, much warmer than yesterday. fire danger in the highlighted red areas and lake county and sonoma and napa, winds continue to gust to 30 miles an hour. we're still cool at our coast with a little bit of fog but 77 in antioch and 65 in livermore. this is 8:00. we're talking about a quick warmup with plenty of 60s in the next hour. by noontime, we'll be into the 80s in inland valleys, not stopping there. the hottest day of the year possible with 1023. 70s at our beaches. fog is returning quickly. i'll explain later. >> terry: breaking breaking news. firef

before brian terry was gunned down, april 19, 2010, before brian terry was gunned down. may 7, 2010, before brian terry was gunned down. may 17, 2010, before brian terry was gunned down. june 2, 2010, before brian terry was gunned down. july 2, the real date of our independence before brian terry was gunned down. these were applications that we did not subpoena but were given to us by a furious group of whistle blowers that were tired of your stone walling indicate that a number of key individuals, in fact, were responsible for information contained in here that clearly shows that the tactics were known. they were known and contained in these wiretaps. i understand you have read these wiretaps since we brought them to your attention. is that correct? >> i have read them and i disagree with the conclusion that you have just reached. >> james cole has written that the department has a greater obligation than just checking the legal sufficiency and approving the wiretap applications. is that correct? >> applications have to agree with doj policy? >> that's what he said. >>

officer terry is dead. officer terry died because weapons were allowed to walk from the united states under the nose of a.t.f. and under the nose of the attorney general's office. that's the facts. i would suggest that we should find out how did that come to pass? and then in regards to what was transpired and sent to congress, members of congress, about the fact that it didn't really occur and then 10 months later, oh, by the way, that memo we sent wasn't correct. we did in fact allow guns to walk. we put law enforcement officers in the united states of america at risk because this federal government had a botched idea and a bad idea. with that, i yield back the balance of my time and i move the previous question on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the rslution is agreed to. mr. mcgovern: i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: d

the terry family.e has been taking some heat for not appearing to not know or at least not referencing the name of the family. joining me now, jay and julian. they have been with us from the beginning on this case. jay sekulow and julian epstein. everybody feels for those parents, i think it's fair to say. i know the two of you done i do as well. but the question is whether this takes it to another level. we have been talking about the legal ramifications. they take it out of that. they take it to the -- they take it to a different place. does it put more pressure on the administration? >> i think it does. because what gets lost sometimes in the discussions that the three of us have had, there is a border patrol agent, the terry family lost their son. that's the tragedy of course. they are also looks like hundreds of mexican citizens killed as well at the hands of these weapons. but when you make it personal, that's the situation here. the plea coming from his family. they don't have answers. not only

terry, first to you, your reaction? eric holder obviously mentioned brian, said he was, you know, bravely trying to defend this country and our interest but then went on to say, look, i did what i could. i shut this down. i saw that it was wrong. stopped this policy. and corrected what was obviously a botched situation. your reaction? >> well, i think maybe he should have made that statement 18 months ago when brian was killed. and i think what happened today was very good and i was happy about it it i think it's a step forward to get justice for my son. >> the criminal contempt vote. 17 democrats ended up voting with the republicans but we had a number walk out, many democrats left without casting a vote for criminal contempt or against criminal contempt. bill o'reilly said they walked out on your son's memory. what's your reaction to those who walked out without voting? >> i was totally shocked but, you know what? i think it was a disgrace to them and not to my son. >> laura: let's go to bob. mr. hare, your cousin was

i wouldn't let nothing happen to terry. i wouldn't let nothing happen to terry.y friends, the ones i'm close with that i know from the streets, they know me and terry are homies. we just friends. that's as far as it goes. >> you're the homey, man, you know you're the homey. >> i would like be known as more than a homey or a friend. someone who is sincere and nice, that can be there to talk to them, you know, just as a person, instead of the situation as it was. >> talk about putting somebody on the spot. >> what? >> talk about putting somebody on the spot. wow. >> with terry's future possibly hanging in the balance, terry and clarence will have to wait to find out if their request to live together is granted. >>> coming up on "lockup: extended stay" will these potential cellmates become soul mates? >> when you see somebody acting just like a woman, there's always going to be some type of temptation. >>> plus, officers give these inmates a surprise wake-up call. loyalty discounts, safe driver discounts, paperless discounts. progressive keeps finding me new ways to

it took him nearly a year to apologize to the terry family. he apologized was baize he was embarrassed in front of congress, by senator john cornyn when he was asked if he had been in contact with the family and he said no. and he leaked the apology to the press before the family could read it. >> sean: why not be forthcoming and say, our intentions were this. it didn't work out on right. innocent people were hurt. why not admit the truth? >> because they have a lot to hide. that's one question i would like to see asked of the attorney general under oath. what do you have to hide here? this administration has been acting guilty instead of innocent, since the beginning. you look at evidence that has been compiled. the operation was not only stupid, but it had a very sinister, anti-second amendment agenda. the adjustments department was willing to use humans at collateral damage on the backs of the american people. brian terries lies in the wake and hundreds of mexican citizens do as well. >> sean: thanks for being with us. we go back to the stu

josephine and ken terry. thank you both for being here. i know this has to be very hard on both of you. here your son is out protecting our borders and our country and he iuress his life. i know i speak for a lot of americans, and you are both in our hearts and in our thoughts and in our prayers, thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> let me start, ken, let me ask you, when you heard that the government provided the weaponry to the cartels and criminals and drug dealers, the very guns that were used to kill your son, what was your reaction? >> i was very furious. i was very upset. >> i didn't believe it. i thought it wasn't real. >> it is almost too much to believe, isn't it? go ahead. >> like it's a bad dream. like i'm going to wake up. >> it's like they weren't telling us something that we wanted to hear. it was a fog. >> you have been watching what has been going on, you watch congressional hearings. let me remind our audience and remind you congressman darrell issa questioning eric holder on the loss of your son.

who are you going to hold accountable for death of brian terry as well as hundreds of mexicans? we owe this answer to the american people. that is what this committee is charged to do. the terry family sat in this very room and we pledged to them that we would hold someone accountable for the death of their son, their brother, their cousin. that is what this committee is charged to do and that is what we have a responsibility to do. throughout this investigation, the attorney general's actions have been reprehensible. he's been callous toward the victim's family and the accurate information he's provided to congress and he's not taken responsibility for his role. he's dodged difficult questions, if he wanted to provide the documents he would have done so already and we have given him time and he has failed to do it. in addition to the attorney general stonewalling this committee we now have the president threatening to revoke the executive privilege. leaders must lead. they must take responsibility for the good and the bad. and that is what this committee is seeking to find. who

then the car behind terry rams him and sends terry's car rolling. >> oh, my god! >> terry's car bursts into flames. >> the thing that was not normal for a crash was how quickly the car caught on fire. usually a fire will start in the front of the car or rear of the car and kind of spread. when he went upside down the car burst into flames all over the car. >> the next minute is terrifying. >> there's a lot of screaming, people yelling. >> everyone please stay back. >> people start rushing down towards the fence to see or get close. >> you cannot be of any assistance. >> at any moment the car could explode. safety personnel rush to the track to try to douse the flames. >> we'll take care the drivers the best we can. >> the safety crew gets to the car as quick as they can and try to get the fire under control. >> driver terry muskrat struggles to free himself from the wreckage. >> terry muskrat's car gets engulfed in the flame. he couldn't get himself out. it was very scary. >> the fire is proving too hot for safety officials who haven't had time to put on protectiv

can the terry family do something to actually get them. brian terry's cousin joins us live in just a couple of minutes. minutes. >> strong new reaction today to what some are calling the first real debate over immigration, both president obama and governor mitt romney defending their mohels, just 24 hours apart in front of one of the most powerful latino groups in our country and now republican senator marco rubio is speaking out about both parties and slamming the national debate as being too political. take a listen. >> as long as this issue of immigration is a political ping-pong that each side use toss win elections and influence votes, i'm telling you, it won't get solved because there are too many people that concluded that this issue unresolved is more powerful. they want it to stay unresolved, it's easier to influence elections. it's easier to use to raise money. >> jamie: angela mcglowan is a fox news analyst and santia, a talk show host. and whether it's politicized and how does it get resolved? >> what we have it look at is the

why was officer brian terry killed? we are entering this story and insisting upon hearing the part of the story that began with a democratic administration as if there was no beginning to the story. no matter what you are saying about what this attorney general has done, the fact is we have no information and we have been allowed to question none of those who were responsible for beginning this story. i want to make sure no one begins this story again, not just holding accountable the people who inherited the story, but people who have stopped the guns, but the people who started it. and we are hearing -- and so when the welch amendment is voted down, or perhaps the maloney amendment is voted down, you are simply saying once again, as far as we're concerned, a partial story is enough. when it comes to finding out buy officer brian terry was killed, the only way the public is going to take us seriously, is if we look at the whole story, not because we want to blame the bush administration, everybody made a mistake here.

a year and a half later, the terry family is still searching for answers. the operation contributed to the deaths of countless mexican citizens. it has soured our relationship with our neighbor to the south. it created an ongoing safety problem here in the united states in which even the attorney general has admitted more lives could be lost. the department of justice has fought this committee's investigation every step of the way, starting with an unequivocal denial that it used the reckless tactics we now know were used in fast and furious. the denial proved to be false and ultimately the justice department withdrew it. they withdrew it in december, having giving today's contempt is in no small part because the materials between the time a false statement was given to us in writing and later affirmed in sworn testimony by the justice department's representative, an officer of the court, a lawyer and now the dean of the law school was ultimately false, that intervening period remains one of the areas of investigation. it's clear that congress relies on its

speaker, we want a yes for terry. we want a yes for josephine terry, the parents of brian terry. we want a yes for the american people. we want a yep as relates to the integrity of the process. and we want a yes for justice. and, mr. speaker, my friends on the left continue to consist tently say no. -- consistently say no. we are here, mr. speaker, for only two reasons. the first is because the united states border parole agent, brian terry, is dead because of federal government operations that allowed american guns to be walked across the border in the hands of drug lords and cartels. we are here todayers mr. speaker, because the department of justice -- today, mr. speaker, because the department of justice, and the attorney general, eric holder, and now the president refuses to comply with congressional subpoenas that will give us clarity on these questions. give us clear answers for the terry family and for the american people. we have been trying for 18 long months. mr. nugent: i yield another minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for an additional minu

and we hear so many comments about brian terry. and i want to make something really clear here and something that is real painful to me and there's an implication that maybe the people on this side don't care about that family. and that we don't care about the evidence, we do we want to get to the bottom of this too. we made the same commitments. as a matter of fact when the terry family came before this committee, it was right after my nephew was slain and i made a commitment to them that i would do everything in my power to make sure we found out who did a

agent terry's family deserves answers. the gentle lady from new york mentioned earlier that this is all occurring because it's an election year. i don't think agent terry's family cares that it's an election year. i don't think the families of over 200 slain mexican citizens care that this is an election year. it's past time for the attorney general to produce the documents, and i made clear in a recent statement that we have given the attorney general ample opportunity to come forward and present the facts surrounding fast and furious, yet the department has refused to cooperate. i'm a freshman in congress and when i came here, i didn't know that if you started and if you dropped a bill and you wanted to get it passed it had to be done during the congress, so if it's not done by the end of this year it goes away and you start over and the same holds true for what we're trying to bring to light here and i don't think that's lost on the attorney general's office. it starts to feel like they're just trying to run out the clo

brian terry. no bush administration. just give me the documents on brian terry. >> but we want to know what led to that. >> bill: fine. we will do that later. we'll do that later. this is the urgency right now. >> it is clear lay political witch-hunt otherwise issa. give him credit. if issa had gone and said we are going to investigate the bush administration and the obama administration i would support him. >> exactly. >> bill: wait a minute. why introduce anything other than this situation? just tell the parents what happened to their son. >> look, i have got a brother in law enforcement. if that happened to him you better believe i would want to know the story. >> bill: of course. >> but the story starts in the bush administration. when you say who started this. >> bill: this is insane. it doesn't matter who started it just deal with this case. you do that later. deal with this we can't walk and chew gum at the same time? why can't we do both. >> bill: all right. fine, do both. hand over all the documents. >> if we ca

>> yes, i do, i would agree with terry's view., we wouldn't object to it. >> a lack of participation by the small investor here in the united states especially, tom, first you. what is it going to take to get the small investor back here into the markets into the united states? >> i think it starts with confidence in the economy. and it starts with a feel that you know where the regulatory environment is going. you know where the tax law is going. and some certainty with respect to where the economy is going. we have issues in europe. there is no question about it. that's impacting the view of investors, whether it's the retail investor or institutional investors. >> terry, you probably don't have as much of a problem on that front with the futures markets as we do in the equities markets as the little guy stays out of this market right now. >> there's no question, you want to have as much participants because that's what makes them the most efficient. i was telling maria, our volumes were x and in 2011 cme group had a record year

>> tell that to brian terry's parents. >> exactly.e the ones who is playing game and nobody is above the law. nobody is above the law. >> what it comes down to, if the president made that claim, and we can put it back up on the screen as a timeline as a smoking gun, then what did the president know and and what when did he know it? what did holder know and when. >> the press conference hands the podium over to janet, and turned it over to the president, who implicated eric holder and said basically -- here's what he said. he said we knew about gun running. now gun running is aatf program that oversaw fast and tourious. if they knew about gun running, they had to know about fast and furious. >> we know that the atf told them not to do this. we already know that. here's my take on this. for the president to precipitate a constitutional crisis like this, there had to be a political calculation. whatever it is that they are using privilege for here was worse than precipitating a crisis. >> john, basically this is a coverup. and brian terr