>> agent: yes. they... they were feared just because they had so much money, so much power that, you know, people didn't want to mess with them. >> logan: in a daring ploy, the undercover ice agent infiltrated the top tier of the cartel in colombia. >> agent: they thought i was just a money guy who, you know, was facilitating the money pickup for the organization. so they thought i was a member. >> logan: for months, the u.s. agent helped direct the super cartel's cash and cocaine deliveries right into the hands of police and his fellow agents in more than a dozen countries around the world, from ecuador to morocco to the netherlands. in one operation, this semi- submersible built by the super cartel was intercepted near the galapagos islands. it was carrying a ton and a half of cocaine. in another, this suitcase stuffed with their cash was picked up in spain by an undercover ice agent. meanwhile, back in colombia, authorities wiretapped the phones of the bosses' friends, wives and mistresses. the ice agent

los agentes activos de supple son los agentes de rehabilitacion articular mas recomendados por los agentes. forman parte de los estandards de atencion de mas de 40 paises y mas de 13 millones de personas los utilizan con seguridad todos los dias, sin efectos secundarios negativos. mas de 20,000 estudios clinicos en humanos, de observacion, de laboratorio, meta analisis y examenes de expertos. todos estos tipos de estudios estan disponibles en los institutos nacionales de salud, sobre estos ingredientes. >> muy interesante. el famoso show 60 minutos realizo recientemente un programa sobre la dura batalla contra las medicinas falsificadas procedentes de otros paises. ¿esto es un problema tambien para los suplementos? >> es un gran problema. los institutos nacionales de salud revelaron recientemente que no todas las glucosaminas y condroitinas son las mismas. hasta un 90% de estos ingredientes proceden de china y hay problemas importantes de falsificacion, contaminacion, ingredientes de baja calidad, escatimacion de ingredientes, e incluso utilizacion de bajas dosis que no han sido probadas.

>> the former agent is retired. >> what about special agent needles? >> special agent needles is in another capacity within atf. >> so nothing has really happened to him. >> what about this one? >> there still resolution pending that should be forthcoming. >> so nothing has happened to him. the deputy director mcmahon? >> retired from atf. >> some of these individuals are involved in other controversies. i understand the internal affairs division found fault with one's involvement in 2008 -- 2008.rate manner. in a separate matter, he sold his firearm to a suspect one week after's office opened a gun trafficking case on that person. this is currently under investigation by the inspector general. another is a gun that gillett recovered ata a murder scene. however instead of him being disciplined when you took control of atf in 2011, he was allowed to wait it out and retire in 2012. why did you allow gillett to retire rather than hold him accountable? >> with all due respect, there are processes in place and these processes take time. you mentioned the pr

he was listening to that agents. we don't know what is true, but the fact that there are disputed facts is relevant and that was not put in the fbi's narrative. it only came out because of the internal -- external investigation. >> joseph schultz said he was responding to another officer telling him to open the door? >> that is right. he said was reaching to his right to open the door as opposed to the agent who shot him in who said he saw him reach into the left. we don't know which of those accounts is true, but the relevant issue is, the fbi's internal review panel that deemed as a good shoe did not have that information in front of them in the near the produced by the review team but this is more than a decade ago. it is one incident rid it is not novel to me at this stage whether this is in aberration or a this is something to happen more often. the overwhelming majority at the time, there is no alternative investigation or loss to thicket's dismissed right away by a judge and a motion for summary judgment witho

agents say he was violently resisting arrest. ashley young witnessed the arrest and shot this video. >> he wasn't moving. he wasn't resisting. he was just saying, "help me." >> reporter: hernandez-rojas died two days later. the coroner said it was from the beating. a federal grand jury has been investigating. the agents say he was resisting. he was crossing this border illegally. meth was found in his system. but critics say the agents used excessive force and that rojas is not an isolated case. >> he asked me to place my hands against the wall. >> reporter: chilean businessman hernan cuevas was crossing the border in 2011 as he had many times. he had a valid visa and passport, yet an agent stopped him and searched his car. when he complained, he was strip searched, held for three hours with no charges, no explanation. >> i was appalled. i mean, these guys were definitely acting with impunity. they believed they were above the law. >> reporter: from 2004 through 2010, there were 315 complaints of abusive treatment, profiling and

y en instantes arrestan a otro sospechoso del asesinato de un agente de la dea.asesinato del agente de la dea watson, otros 4 sospechosos fueron arrestados mÁs temprano. y fue revelado un video de seguridad. >>> el gobierno mexicano presentÓ el plan para incrementar la seguridad en la frontera. y el embajador de mÉxico dijo que deberÍa modernizar los puentes froterizos. >>> el ex gobernador de tabasco serÁ enviado a un reclusurio, desde la subprocuradurÍa general de justicia. quedarÁ a disposiciÓn de un juez fedel ante quiÉn rendirÁ su versiÓn. >>> y el presidente putin dijo que edward snowden estaba en la zona de transito, afirmÓ que las agencias de seguridad no trabajaron con edward snowden y que rusia no tiene un acuerdo de extradiciÓn, y que no cumplirÁ con la solicitud de estados unidos. >>> un mÉdico puede recibir entre 500 y 13 mil dÓlares por cada paciente que enrola para un experimento mÉdico. si no es transparente puede ser muy peligroso como nos dice ninguna periodista desde perÚ. >>> victoria denuncia que a su esposo lo trataron como conejillo de indi

who control the border itself and the immigration agents like yourself, the ice agents that deal withigrants once they cross the border. here is an important question. we hear about border security is going to be increased. how much increase in the bill is directed to those of you whose job is to deal with the illegal imdprants that are already here and those who might yet come? >> we have 0 new officers and agents and the border patrol stands on the line and stands on the boarder and keep illegal immigration out at the border. in between, it is policed by ice agents and we have 5,000 ice agents, ice immigration officers and 50itates and guam and puerto rico trying to enforce our nation's immigration laws. we are completely overwhelmed. the los angeles police department has 10,000 police officers and we have 0 now officer in this bill. >> a lot of the burden is going to fall on you guys. did you communicate this to people like senator rubio and others? if you did what kind of response did you get? >> we did communicate with senator rubio and met with him on two separate occasions and

it will create a virtual human fence of border patrol agents. under the border surge the border patrol will have the capacity to deploy an armed agent 24 hours a day to stand guard every thousand feet all the way from san diego, california, to brownsville, texas. we came wup this idea of the border surge wednesday morning after the c combnch o report was released. my colleague from texas said why not a week ago? we didn't know we had the dollars. we have them now. and we still keep to our goals of not costing the treasury a nickle. the cbo report was a true game changer. it gave us the budgetary flexibility to consider massive new investments in border security that we didn't think we could previously afford. the surge shows the commitment to border security that our colleagues have been asking for. i was heartened to see that our friend the junior senator from illinois is already announced that based on this agreement he is prepared to support final passage of the bill. this is a significant development considering senator kirk initially oppose

lots of agent orange was sprayed there. i think i can be more at peace with what went on here. >> reporter: kerber was taken to a facility that cares for victims of the defoliant. this city alone has three such facilities. carver was shocked at what he saw. and he's puzzled by the u.s. government's lack of action to help the sufferers, especially responsibility for offering aid. >> it was very sad to see them, you know, with the mentally disabled and the physically disabled from agent orange. >> reporter: the man who organized the trial says it's vital to raise u.s. public awareness about thharm caused by agent orange. >> people like me, we're not looking for the united states to apologize or to say even that we're guilty. but i would, i would say that the united states government should from a humanitarian perspective do something positive for the victims of agent orange here in vietnam. >> reporter: the u.s. and vietnam are strengthening ties, mainly on the economic front. but for the vietnamese people, the war is somethi

trabajaba con un agente de los servicios secretos italianos, conocido como agente 007 y un intermediarioeronave en italia. la fiscalÍa dice que recibiÓ comisiÓn. estaba esperando el segundo cuando la comisiÓn fue abortada porque el ibts ntermediario se asustÓ. ese portÓ a la policÍa un roa bo fibbing rizo robo ficticio en su casa. y recibiÓ donaciones de origen dudoso de mÁs de medio millÓn de euros. >>> hasta donde sÉ el padre trataba de ayudar a algunos amigos y quedÓ en medio de una situaciÓn peligrosa para Él, creo que fue una cuestiÓn de ingenuidad, dijo su abogado >>> el portavoz del vaticano, monseÑor xa ran fue suspendido de su empleo como contador del vaticano hace un mes cuando se en rarn que era investigado por lavado de dinero. al prelado se le acusa de corrupciÓn, calumnÍa y estafa. jorge. >>> muchas gracias bilma vamos a presentar en univisiÓn el documental, violaciÓn de un sueÑo. mi compaÑera marÍa elena salinas ha trabajado con el y tiene mÁs detalles. marÍa elena. >>> que tal, gracias a ustedes hays de un millÓn de mujeres que trabajan en los campos de cultivo y granjas,

apparently they were a couple of rogue cia agents. think they went pro. this one, mark snow, fits the description of your "man in a suit." - really? - we believe donnelly was on to them. they found out and killed him. - so does that mean the bureau's case against the man in the suit is-- - closed officially. as for donnelly, we'll deal with the agency on our end. you take care, detective. - thank you. - hey. everything okay? - we'll see. - the hard drive tell you anything? - nothing yet. whatever she uploaded, the encryption is remarkable. i can only assume that the malware it's protecting is equally sophisticated. the only thing i've been able to decompile is when it's set to go live a little more than five months from now. - what happens then? - i suppose we'll find out. - finch? thank you. - please, don't mention it. - well, i'm afraid a name is all i have for you... for someone who seemingly does not exist on any known database. perhaps you'll have better luck in your search than i did. for someone who seemingly does not exist on

agents.the fbi officially at all was that violent confrontation press release the day of the shooting. and the next day the address where the shooting happened. the only thing they said is the shooting is under review. we cannot comment regarding investigative details, the fbi takes seriously any shooting incidents involving our agents and we have an effective time tested process for reviewing them thoroughly. this is supposed to be or reassurance, be patient. this whole thing makes no sense but the fbi itself will get to the bottom of it, internally. you want to know how that's going to go? according to the blockbuster scoop in the new york times today, the fbi has used this internal review process to investigate 150 shootings by fbi agents over the past two decades. 70 people shot and killed by fbi agents. 80 people shot and wounded by fbi agents. and if you add those together, in all 150 of those cases, the fbi internal review process said that the shooting was justified. all 150. in a law

and an agent is brought in. like this. >> so having that background or that knowledge, then i called him up on the phone. >> hello? >> is jim there? >> speaking. >> my name is eric. glenn said that you you were looking for somebody to do a job for you? >> his initial reaction when i talked to him was not one of surprise. he sounded as though he was expecting the call. >> as always, like an actor, the agent prepares physically and mentally for the role he is about to play. >> basically i stopped shaving. i wear clothes that are grungy, dirty, i have a leather coat that i wear and along with the appearance is the attitude that you bring to that meeting. and i think it's very important that you sell yourself as the best hit man that money can buy. and when you combine that attitude with your appearance, if the person intends to hire you, they're going to hire you. >> in the end, his clumsy attempt to have his wife killed as in the case of many amateur would-be killers lands him in a motel room wired with hidden cam

agents, which are the uscis agents, which are the c.p.b. agents, and when you talk with them, you get a totally different story. now, why is it that the people who are actually doing the work are telling us a different story than what the administration's telling us? there is a disconnect there, and we need to understand what that is. so i look forward to reading the details of the supposed border security amendment, but ask yourself the question -- is it possible to secure a border? is it we were to have a terrible outbreak on either our northern or southern border that had a high case fatality rate, high infectious rate and we decided we would close the border tomorrow, we could do it. and there are great things in this base bill that will eliminate a large portion of the draw coming across our nation into our nation through illegal immigration. and those are creating a decline in the attitude of those coming, knowing that if you come across, you're going to have to be able to prove you're a citizen to be able to get a job. i think that's

apoyÓ un acuerdo para reforzar la seguridad en la frontera sur, que duplica casi 40.000 la cifra de agentesra amarga para muchos demÓcratas y defensor de y migrantes como eliseo medina. >> no es el proyecto perfecto y se tuvo que aceptar eso, por fin de poder lograr esta reforma migratoria y en un precio alto, pero yo creo que al final del dÍa es un precio que vale la pena. >> (en inglÉs). >> aunque no llegÓ a los 70 votos deseados el resultado es un sÓlido voto bipartidista que algunos esperan ejerza presiÓ sobre la cÁmara baja de mayorÍa republicana. >> si ellos escuchan y no solo los senadores, pero a la cÁmara de comercio y sindicatos y la raza y agricultura y tecnologÍa todos apoyan esta reforma muy grande. >> esto culmina dos meses que fue presentado en abril la propuesta, fue una jornada intensa. >> en la que realizaron marchas, negociaciones a puerta cerrada y vigilias en las oficinas de algunos senadores. >> y las reacciones no se han hecho esperar incluyendo de la casa blanca el president barack obama aunque estÁ de viaje en África, emitiÓ un comunicado felicitando al senado por s

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in on the case we had a man in jordan, we thought he was double agent and he wound up a triple agentd several officers. >> paul: several officers and pakistani doctor that help get bin laden now in prison. that doesn't encourage a lot of people to help others in the future. this leads us to suggest to me that surveillance is one of the major tools we have left? >> it's not only major but a price has to be made that it is next, what if we scale back? >> paul: what if we did scale back. what would be left with? some people say we don't need the data mining, we can zero in the terrorists. we can monitor them. what is wrong with that argument? >> i think president obama has created a lot of confusion by saying the war on terror, we have decimated al-qaeda and decapitated their leadership. at the same time you have 12 bombings a day in iraq. if we had the protections, inevitably the activities would come here and set off bombs. >> paul: what about the argument zeroing in on the terrorists as opposed to data mining everybody? >> i think the problem, the confusion is obama says civil libert

one of the problems for a time in the bureau was without fbi agents could do anything. does not make any difference whether you are human-resources or information technology agents, they can do all it, but the fact of it is, if you have to put it in a new computer system, you may need someone who is a specialist on it. you may want them for that particular project but not for a number of years. in topeka areas, there is a role for them. they can be of use and can be overused. all of us who are facing now the budget crunch are looking very closely at the use of contractors and making certain that you use them when you really need them as opposed to it being the easier way to go. >> you mentioned earlier the relationship between the fbi and congress, a very important relationship. i wanted to ask you about the relationship between the justice department and the white house, but in very general terms, so let me preface by saying that there has been attention to some of the drama surrounding conflict between the former deputy attorney general and other senior justice depart

fbi agents.nd if you add those together. in all 150 of those cases, the fbi internal review process said that the shooting was justified. all 150. in a lawsuit, the times got 2200 pages of documentation from the fbi showing that perfect 100% exoneration rate for all fbi shootings that killed or wounded someone between 1993 and 2011. since 2011, same pattern. an fbi spokesman says there have been no findings of improper intentional shootings by fbi agents. more than 150 shootings that killed or wounded somebody. all reviewed internally, all of them -- every single one turns out it was just fine, totally justified. that was even the finding in one shooting in maryland, where an fbi agent shot an innocent man in the head after mistaking him for a bank robber. they shot him in the head, he survives and the bureau settled the lawsuit with him by paying him $1.3 million. still, the internal review said the agent did nothing wrong so then why did you pay him $1.3 million. they have never said an agent d

who control the border itself and the immigration agents like yourself, the ice agents that deal withrants once they cross the border. here is an important question. we hear about border security is going to be increased. how much increase in the bill is directed to those of you whose job is to deal with the illegal imdprants that are already here and those who might yet come? >> we have 0 new officers and agents and the border patrol stands on the line and stands on the boarder and keep illegal immigration out at the border. in between, it is policed by ice agents and we have 5,000 ice agents, ice immigration officers and 50itates and guam and puerto rico trying to enforce our nation's immigration laws. we are completely overwhelmed. the los angeles police department has 10,000 police officers and we have 0 now officer in this bill. >> a lot of the burden is going to fall on you guys. did you communicate this to people like senator rubio and others? if you did what kind of response did you get? >> we did communicate with senator rubio and met with him on two separate occasions and me

it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the rightnes while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] >> they just upped the death count in oklahoma right now, of those affected by yesterday's tornado to 7. and most of those, in automobiles. the cars, stuck in that grid lock along interstate 40 and 35. just trying to get out of town. it was the worst place to be. as it would turn out that would become death traps. so, we will keep you posted. a lot of this post flooding as well. we know of two potential drowning victims. we will of course, keep you posted. it was -- he and his brother on a rescue at the time at staten island to do what he found that the government was not anyone to do. and what fema was not able to deliver, derek and his brother were. what is it like there? >> hi of course how are you doing? >> very good. >> today, it's beautiful, the sun is out and the weather is fantastic, but there's a lot fear and a lot of people talking about what happened here

so the chance of two agents being rogue and doing things then the agent who you are talking about thiss slightly higher in that cincinnati office made the same point. he did say, i tried to get out of there. i thought something inappropriate, i was looking for a different job and he said and i quote "i mean rogue agent? even though i was taking all my direction from eo technical, which from the flowchart we believe is in washington, i didn't want my name in the paper for being this rogue agent for a project i had no control over." are you finding any contrary evidence to this? do you look at this with at least some sort of jaundice saying could it have come out of that office? >> well, of course we do. one of the challenges is these folks cannot get a pass by saying i was ordered to do it, because ethically they clearly knew this was wrong. they should have become whistleblowers. they should have done something on behalf of the american people. the culture at the irs when we're done, when the reorganizations and changes are made, have to do two things. they have to have checks and bala

lots of agent orange was sprayed there. i think i can be more at piece with what went on here. >> he was take ton a nalt cares for the victims. the city alone as three such facilities. he was shocked at what he saw, and he is puzzled by the u.s. government's lack of action to help. especially it's responsibility in offering aid. >> we were very sad to see them. you know, with the mentally disabled, and the physically disabled. >> he organized the tour, and says it's tard to raise u.s. puckly awareness about the harm becaused by agent orange. >> people like me are not looking for the united states to apologize or to say even that we're guilty. but i would say that the united states government should, from a humanitarian perspective, do something positive for the victims of agent orange here in vietnam. >>> for the vietnamese people, the war is something they can never forget. meanwhile, the success being pressed to face up to the reality of what it did in vietnam. akiko, nhk world, danang. >>> that wraps up our bulletin. >>

agent should not be the ones to investigate and determine whether that agent was engaging in a right shooting the sting of course goes for police officers police departments the f.b.i. tend to set the tone for the city police departments around the country and it's become notorious for police forces to sign off on the shootings of the police officers even when local journalists and many residents who live in the area in the same jurisdiction know for certain that this that the circumstances were bizarre and really didn't match the official story the f.b.i. is setting a tone for police officers this is a larger matter than just the f.b.i. itself because the f.b.i. creates the you know the the protocols by which other police departments operate so there's some but he outside of the f.b.i. should investigate their shootings just as outside agencies should investigate police department shootings hate intentionally menacing editor reason twenty four seven thank you so much for writing and thank you for having me on. well it was last fall when superstorm sandy rolled up to the east coast l

i mean, from an agent standpoint, we didn't do anything wrong. we followed directions based on other people telling us what to do. investigator, and you ultimately followed directions from washington, is that correct? the employee, if direction had come down from washington, yes. the investigator, but with respect to the particular scrutiny that was given to tea party applications, those directions emanated from washington, is that right? the employee answers, i believe so. it's totally not definitive. >> that one isn't. >> right. >> but i will tell you, one of the agents asked for and got a transfer because that person was so uncomfortable that they wanted out of it. >> right. >> and they've said categorically that thought it was inappropriate and that's why that person requested a transfer. >> and you give those transcripts as well. >> right. and these transcripts will all be made public. >> why do you put the whole thing out? our problem really is and you know that your critics say that republicans and you in particular sort of cherry pick inf

. >>> hoy es la audiencia donde se analizará cómo el sheriff joe arpaio y sus agentes tienen que tratardió que joe arpaio y su equipo han violado la constitución, entonces la corte tiene que buscar remedios para asegurarse que no siga pasando. >>> que se ocntrate a un monitor independiente, que se readiestre a los agentes para proteger los derechos constitucionales, que se cree una base de edatos de las personas de quiénes detienen los agentes. >>> para que documenten también las paradas ,y las razas de las personas que están paradno. >>> por lo que se ha pedido la intervfención del monitor independiente y que vigile al auditor civil. >>> medida a la cual no estuvo de acuerdo la oficina de joe arpaio. >>> el abogado de joe arpaio dice que quiere supervisarse él mismo, mientras que se pide que se haga con un monitor independiente. >>> el monitor asegura que el proceso sea transparante. >>> un proceso mediante el cual los agentes recibirán el entrenamiento adecuado. >>> la próxima audiencia en la corte federal será el próximo 30 de agosto, en phoenix, arizona, lucy mascareño,univisión. >>

the bill allows border from agents agents to cross federal land. and the bill places oversight and accountable on the secretary of homeland security. the bill provides needed funding for immigration detension reforces and detension ourses and does not reward mine jims who heave become sanctuary cities in violation of a u.s. immigration law and the bill reduces the chances chances chal criminalities of all types from receives benefits and status in our country because i believe that senate bill 744 we talked about earlier, it does give a path to citizenship for those criminally charged or illegally in our country. bill improves the visa issuance process and i have read the public safety provisions of 744 introduced by the gang of eight and also reviewed your proposed safe act and the short amount of paces your houghs bill will restore the rule of law and immigrationens forcement in america and the authority for i.c.e. agents to conduct proper security and immigration enforcement. senate bill 744 fails to meet that standard and i believe its provisio

. >> otros agentes estÁn quejando de lo mismo, explotaciÓn laboral una peruana acusa a una pareja demÁtico de su paÍs de explotarla como empleada domÉstica en nueva york los acusados se defienden solo puede verlo en univisiÓn. >> la corte suprema limita derecho de votantes, el presidente barack obama y los demÓcratas prometen fortalecer la ley. >> y cientos de inmigrantes quizÁs miles estan empezando a concentrar en mÉxico cerca de la frontera con la intenciÓn de cruzar y venir a estados unidos ante una posible reforma migratoria. >> hablaremos de esto en el noticiero y asÍ comenzamos. >> (♪). >> ola este es su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >> (♪). >> muy buenas noches dÉjeme comenzar con una pregunta para usted ¿puede hablar espaÑol en su trabajo o alguna vez lo han castigado despedido por hablar espaÑol en sus horas de trabajo?. >> bueno, iniciamos el noticiero con el caso de una agente de la policÍa de nueva york que fue castigada por hablar espaÑol mientras estaba trabajando. >> el departamento de policÍa dice que violÓ una regla estÁ y a su supervis

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. >> incluye duplicar agentes, completar 700 millas de cercas peatonales y aumentar la tecnologÍa. >>ra de televisiÓn o a un votante y no decir que esta enmienda fortalece y hace mÁs segura la frontera. >> pero hay divisiÓn en su partido incluso de miembros de estados fronterizos. >> (en inglÉs). >> no puedo votar por este proyecto mi esperanza es que cuando llegue a la cÁmara se re tome paso a paso en medidas mÁs pequeÑas. >> en mÉxico, hubo una reacciÓn oficial cautelosa de la cancillerÍa. >> estamos convencidos de que las bardas no unen, las bardas no son la soluciÓn al fenomeno migratorio y no son congruente con una frontera moderna y segura. >> mÉxico estÁ en posiciÓn complicada cree un experto. >> puede tener mucho que ganar en que pase la reforma migratoria en estados unidos. >> pero al otro lado, obviamente no quieren estar en favor de una barda de mÁs seguridad fronteriza. >> un congresista de arizona una de las fronteras mÁs vulnerables tambiÉn tiene preocupaciones. >> todo para mi es exceso y vemos que haber, yo dudo que va a cambiar mente de republicanos especialmente el b

it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the rightwhile dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] >> firefighters are still battling a huge wild fire. it's called the power house fire. it is 40% contained right now but 46 square miles have already been scorched. we wish them luck and hope for change in the weather that will help the firefighters. right now we go to rick in chicago. >> thank you very much. four years going back to the summer of 2009. clearly see at 10:00 eastern that we pulled rates down a bit. it would have been unchanged. the dollar yen and the your owe yen and interest rates. look at those two charge of both currencies. back to you, sue. >> we will be watching it closely. thank you very much. let's send it back over to josh lipton. hey, josh. >> watching soda stream moving sharply higher today. most of the concerns about it is that it is a bad. he says the fears are overblown. stha stock up nearly 8%. sue, back to you. >> i will take it away. that

we do not reveal that a double agent was involved. we did not hear from the administration or the intelligence community. that there was any risk to the double agent because of our story. if there had been risk, we would have heard about it. they would have told us. that was probably the reason that they want us to hold it, and we did. >> you mentioned a similar situation with mr. rosen at fox news. how do you compare that to what happened with ap? >> i think they are similar. in some ways, ours is worse. in some ways, that situation is worse. i think our situation is broader. ours was a very broad and overreaching, sweeping, and gathering of news information in secret. i think what the justice department did in the rosen case was more offensive, they put in a subpoena for a search warrant saying that he was a co- conspirator under the espionage act. in other words, he may have been violating the espionage act and be a criminal. he was acting as a journalist. as i said, we do not think people should be prosecuted for committing journa

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were 11 -- over 21,000 agents. similarly the custom agents stationed at ports of entry have increased from 17,000 to more than 20,000 in fiscal year 2011. dhs has employed tolly -- to ability infrastructure to those areas. i will focus on three key areas where we have our best efforts to secure our nation's borders. first armor highlight our work with our assessment. inter-so review our agency coronation, and i will highlight the work on asset management for securing the border. border retail -- border patrol data shows apprehensions have declined. this can be interviewed to various factors, such as changes in the economy and resources. apprehensions across the south west quarter increased from too early to see if this indicates a change in trend. estimated known illegal entries in each southwest border sector alstom decline. declined. the percentage of estimated known illegal entrants who were apprehended more than once and contraband seizures. acrosse decreased southwest border sectors from fiscal year 2008 and 2

they were rogue agents.y even scoffed, they said look, if this was political we would never make a mistake this stupid. this is not coming from us. i want to bring in catherine, who has personal experience with this as she and her husband created two organizations, the king street patriots and true the vote. you have your own personal story here about what happened to you. tell us when you filed for this exemption for tax-exempt status for these two groups that you developed, what came after that? what happened? >> well, we filed in july of 2010. and, prior to that we had never, never had any kind of government intervention in our lives other than just filing our yearly tax return. after filing that nonprofit application, we began to experience visits from the fbi. my husband and my business were audited for two years in a row. we were personally audited for two years in a row. we had unplanned audits from at two years in a row. osha, unplanned audit and one more unplanned audit from the texas branch of the

agent and ended up killing a cia officer in -- >> several cia officers.gain as the movie "zero dark thirty" shows. and that pakistani doctor who helped us get bin laden -- >> now in prison. >> that does not encourage a lot of other people to help us out in the future, does it, dan? so this leaves us -- this suggests to me, anyway, that surveillance is one of the major tools we have left? >> it's not only major, paul, but the thing that has to be made, it is necessary. what is the alternative? what if we scaled back. >> >> that is the question, what would we be left with? people say we don't need these surveillance, the data mining of all americans, we can zero in on the terrorists, monitor them, focus on them, what's wrong with that argument? >> i think president obama has created a lot of confusion by saying that the war on terror, that we have decimated al qaeda and decapitated their leadership while at the same time you have 12 bombings a day in iraq. if we hadn't had these protections inevitably these terrorists would come here and start setting off b

outro ---la policia no ha revelado si este fin de semana aumentar el numero de agentes en las calles. todo de mi parte, regreso con ustedes. cesar ---treinta y cinco personas, incluyendo una en el condado de contra costa, take vo han contraido hepatitis tipo "a" que podria estar presente en moras congeladas que se han vendido en la tienda de mayoreo "costco"... ---el paquete de la compaÑia "townsend farms" contiene una variedad de moras, semillas y fresas... ---desde que se lanzo la alerta, la tienda ha retirado el producto y esta alertando a los clientes que las hayan comprado... ---las personas que han enfermado estan en colorado, nuevo mexico, nevada, arizona y california... ---los sintemas de la enfermedad pueden durar hasta dos meses en mostrarse despues del contagio... blanca ---la seguridad en torno a la escuela secundaria "pleasanton" se incremento esta maÑana luego que se descubrieran mensajes amenazadores en el campus de la escuela. take map ---las autoridades escolares informaron que en la pared del baÑo de niÑas se encontro un mensaje con amenazas. ---los padres de familia