the same guy, alberto rodriguez, they got him. now, alberto is going to obviously going to be fashicingw charges but will have to face a misdemeanor assault warrant. and for the motorcycle that led him to his house. >> glad to know that dumb criminals haven't smartened up enough to know they shouldn't put their videos online. >>> guys, i want you to go ahead and brace yourselves, because this video is going to freak you the heck out. it's going to send chills up the back of your spine. this is surveillance footage from ye old man and scythe in bolton, in britain. it's a pub. and watch what this surveillance footage catches! first you see the lights flash and look in the center of your screen. >> oh, yeah. >> keep watching. >> what is that? >> it's a figure walking toward the camera. now, before you give me that, come on, beth, look -- >> too late. >> no, there's an awesome story behind this video. ye old man and scythe is the fourth oldest pub in britain. reports say that this pub is haunted by up to 25 different spirits, but they

of literally racing through washington, racing to the hotel room of john ashkroft to try to stop albertoing to get john ashkroft to sign off on one of dmes inbush's surveillance programs while ashkroft was in intensive care profoundly ill and in his hospital bed. james comey raced across washington to john ashkroft's bedside and arrived there just minutes before alberto gonzalez in an effort to protect the attorney general. here's how he later told the story. >> i told my security detail i needed to get to george washington hospital immediately. they turned on emergency equipment and drove very quickly to the hospital. i got out of the car and ran, literally ran up the stairs with my security detail. >> what was your concern? you were in obviously a huge hurry. >> i was concerned that given how ill i knew the attorney general was that there might be an effort to ask him to overrule me when he was in no condition to do that. >> right. okay. >> i was worried about him, frankly. so i raced to the hospital room, entered and mrs. ashcroft was standing by the hospital bed. mr. ashcroft was lyi

alberto revisa que sus flores no lleguen maltratadas o con insectos. >>> ahÍ se da cuenta cuÁnto duraen, cuando reciban las flores, no olviden lo que pasaron para llegar a ustedes, desde miami. julie, "primer impacto". >>> no se ponga brava ni so le llega el ramito de flores, no le eche la culpa al marido o novio. >>> cuÁntos hombres utilizaran esa excusa. >>> por lo menos nuestros novios. novios iba a decir. nuestros maridos no pueden usar esos pretextos. quiero una orquÍdea. me gusta, siempre me mandan rosas y me gusta la orquÍdea. >>> orquÍdea mario . (risas) >>> vamos a hablar del tiempo con eduardo rodrÍguez estÁ listo. >>> quÉ tal, bÁrbara y pamela, tengan paciencia, hay bastante nieve y afecta gran parte de la costa atlantica, el noreste, en sectores se acumularÁn de 5 a 6 y hasta 8 pulgadas adicionales. aquÍ tenemos acumulados, noten esto es hielo, el hielo que se acumulÓ en Áreas de carolina del sur. y georgia, en otros sectores mÁs de pulgada y media, esto es una tormenta realmente importante, una tormenta que en sectores fue histÓrica, y tambiÉn los acumulados de nieve en e

fortunada, alberto, chris, everybody down the line, all the way to the families who pick the pods offg, but do i want to be in the chocolate business? that's something i'm going to have to figure out. but for now one last thing needs to be done to fulfill our shamanic obligations. >> guys, you need to get out. the guy is coming with his bike, and he doesn't care. >> a bridge. a bundle of eucalyptus leaves, a badly working lighter, got to get right. >> smells like ganga. do you have a lighter? >> we need to burn this stuff and pass it around our bodies three times. >> got something. >> oh, too moist. oh, you got it, man. >> okay. >> smoking. >> that's smoking. i'm going to get it. hold on. now i've got it. >> let's do it. >> okay. >> that's coming. i got it. we did it. >> over. >> okay. done. hey. we have a problem with chocolate, i tell you that. >> get him in the coffee >> get him in the coffee business. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> the beatles! >> nothing but a bunch of british elvis presleys. >> it's not true, it's not true! >> when the beatles arrived, from then on, a

>> dos invidentes determinados a seguir viendo con los ojos del alma >> arrestaron en stockton a albertoas para el uso del celular tras el volante, un tribunal de apelaciones dijo que es legal que un conductor vea un mapa en su pantalla >> la senadora barbara boxer pidió que los centros de control de enfermedades examine una enfermedad similar a la poliomelitis que paralizó a 20 niños en california >> en entrevista exclusiva con enrique peña nieto se habló de inmigración y deportaciones >> aprovechó de enviar un mensaje a la comunidad michoacana de estados unidos >> ¿en cuánto tiempo su tierra estará en paz? >> no hay un tiempo preciso, el deterioro social de michoacán es de décadas y no solo estamos recuperando control territorial, por eso el gobierno federal se hizo cargo de la seguridad, especialmente en tierra caliente para reemplazar temporalmente las fuerzas locales >> ¿había una ausencia del estado? >> había una ausencia de las fuerzas de seguridad, el gobierno federal est''a entrando con fuerza para proteger a la población >> ¿cree que las autodefensas pueden ser socios para norm

pequeÑos como luis alberto que conocen bien la historia del lugar. >> habÍan matado gente y la enterraroniÓn de espacio que no lo conozcan como el lugar donde pasÓ esto, donde se desintegraron cuerpos, que sea el lugar de los morales. >> las paredes del predio lucen muy diferentes los platillos han sido reemplazados con imÁgenes y colores que evocan vida y paz. >> por un lado tiene que ver con cambiarle la cara que no sea un lugar de dolor. >> sin embargo este es el lugar mÁs escalofriante el punto conocido como en la cocina donde se disolvieron los cuerpos en Ácido. >> mezclaba los quÍmicos y en estos les echaban agua caliente. aquÍ era donde se hacÍan las mezclas, aquí habÍa un tubo que salÍa y que lleva hacia estas fosas. >> aÚn quedan 17.000 litros de restos humanos. >> no existe la tecnologÍa para sacarlo. >> las vÍctimas anÓnimas son honradas con detalles como estos mosaicos una expresiÓn artÍstica para aliviar el dolor de las personas que nunca serÁn identificadas. >> aparecen las fotografÍas de personas desaparecidas posiblemente a manos de este sujeto. >> el proyecto fue inaugura

. >>> el sacerdote conocido como padre alberto abusÓ de al menos 9 menores, y pedirÁn la pena mÁxima,. >>> por el estigma que trae este tipo de infracciÓn muchas vÍctimas no denuncian y se queda en un margen que no alcanza. >>> para este martes se espera que acuda donde se determinara si continÚa en prisiÓn o no. >>> uno se quedÓ con la boca abierta. >>> la procuradurÍa general de justicia asegurÓ que si lo permiten estarÍan dispuestos a enviar fiscales para apoyar a sus homÓlogos en caso de un juicio. >>> el presidente mexicano recibirÁ en toluca al presidente de estados unidos y al primer ministro de canadÁ, en el marco de la sÉptima cumbre de norteamÉrica, llega desde hoy a mÉxico, y comenzaron las protestas, y joaquÍn fuentes tiene los reportes. >>> la visita del presidente obama ya despertÓ antipatia. en la sede ya se manifestaron. en la capital todo estÁ listo para que visite este paÍs. y serÁ la primera vez que el primer ministro llegue al suelo azteca. >>> tenemos que basarnos en lo que ya construimos que es el tratado libre de comercio. >>> el mandatario llegara a mÉxico sin

here is the former attorney general, judge alberto gonzalez.to it. they can pass new legislation, not like it happened in this congress. they can exercise other constitutional authorities, for example, hold up confirmations. they can withhold appropriations. we saw that being a tool with respect to closing xwaun ting g. >> he also made the point presidents can't do very much in their executive orders. these things are small, minimal. for big sweeping things, you need legislation. >> but if you change somethin 35 times, how could that still be small? >> that's the question. but to his mind, because these executive orders are so small -- >> i don't know. you couldn't pass the health care law, but would you go back and repeal parts of it or delay parts of it? >> he didn't seem that much upset about the executive action. >> but the president that he served under had 27 on 0. but a lot of these things start to increase at the end of your presidency. you want your legacy. >> you guys want to switch from obamacare? let's talk about love this morning.

. >> turning to the debate on immigration reform, former attorney general al be alberto gonzalez. >> this is why i believe comprehensive reform is prerchl preferable to piecemeal legislation. once republicans pass comprehensive security on the border they're going to wipe their hands and walk away from immigration. because they will have achieved what they really want which is more security at the border which i believe in very strongly. however, no one should be able to get everything they want in this debate. everybody needs -- they're going to have to compromise to some degree. >> one month after that massive chemical spill contaminated the water supply in west virginia, a federal official is sairg the accident may have been -- is saying the accident 98 have been prevented. he said the tanks that spilled the chemicals didn't comply with standards. robert ray, what came from that hearing today? >> good afternoon, del. you could see this is the courthouse here in charleston west virginia where the hearing occurred on the second floor. a busy morning, a couple hours, the congressiona

attorney general alberto gonzalez, who's now with a national-based law firm, waller. and mr. attorney general and judge, it's great to have you here and thank you so much for joining me today. >> thank you, governor, good to be with you and your audience. >> let me first of all get right to the heart of this idea of drone strikes. it's one thing, a little troubling, to just take out a person on foreign soil. but should americans be worried that a president might order a drone strike on someone, an american citizen, in america, on american soil? >> well, that's a very different hypothetical than what's going on currently. and i hope we never get to that point, where we need to use our military to deal with threats here in this country, through drone strikes. you know, the question -- i listened to president obama's comment about the fact that a person's -- being a citizen should not be a shield. if he's waging war against the united states. the problem we have, however, is that it's the president and the president alone who's making a determination that that person is, in fact

alberto, what is going on in your business that makes you want to expand. >> the business is growing in the past couple of years, been in business a couple of years and any is better. i can grow. >> it's 7: 15 in the eastern. in a few minutes i'll get some dinner. i'll look at some of the food that you have there. this is a few years old. in fact, you have been in the restaurant business for a long time. it's a volatile business, it's hard to make a go of it. >> it's a very hard business to be in. we tried make it - tried to do - producing different food. making new concepts. what has your friend been doing next to you. it looks delicious. >> this is - they are making a meat dish at my back here. it's roasted lamb and beef, carved off the spit. we role it in pita bread with tomato, lettuce, pickles, to mm hm eni sauce and rolled into a cone. >> i like it. you experience, obviously, during the government shutdown, did that effect you. were people spending less, were people not around, is that business all back now? >> absolutely. being so close to capitol hill, we are about five block

. >> is that right, alberto? >> oh, yes, it's a very hard business to be in.nd we're trying to make--trying to do--producing different food, and making new concept. >> tell me what you got your friend doing next to you. it looks delicious. >> they are--this is--they're making michoarma with lamb and beef, and lettuce and pickles and tahini sauce on top, and rolled into like a cone. >> i like it. now tell me about what you--you experienced, obviously, during the government shut youdown. did you find that people were spending less there? was it because people weren't around, and is that business all back now? >> absolutely. we're close to capitol hill. five blocks away from capitol hill in washington, d.c. if people don't have jobs, they don't spend money. now we're seeing all the people are back into spending, and making it happen again. >> all right, tell me what you have to do to stand out from the competition. i know where you are in washington. it's hard to stay competitive. is it pricing? is it new offerings? what is it that makes people come to your resta

investigators say alberto navarro sold at least half a dozen cars with doctored and held by an odometerarlier this in month, rolling back is easier than ever. >>>ier rebrown made it official. he is running for reelection. governor brown joins two republicans in the race. neil kashkari describes himself as a social lib tier yap. and tom do, -- tom donnelly. >> reporter: the republican he is the heavy favorite to win a record fourth term as governor. >> jerry brown right now is the 800-pound gorilla. he's effective. he's delivered on his promises. he's polar and he's unique. >> and h he's loaded in cash. with a campaign door chest easily dwarfing tim donnelly. >> what we need to do is turn on the -- >> reporter: he's already spent most of the $374,000 he raised as of last december. >> that's my platform. jobs own edge. >> republican neil cashtahi who worked isn't the pressure department. today he said california kraá yaps can't afford another four years of campaign. >> i don't know that any republican wins against sir cruz bout last year. it's just that they have not done a good job. >> w

investigators say alberto navarro sold at least half a dozen cars with doctored and held by an odometer earlier this in month, rolling back is easier than ever. >>>ier rebrown made it official. he is running for reelection. governor brown joins two republicans in the race. neil kashkari describes himself as a social lib tier yap. and tom do, -- tom donnelly. >> reporter: the republican he is the heavy favorite to win a record fourth term as governor. >> jerry brown right now is the 800-pound gorilla. he's effective. he's delivered on his promises. he's polar and he's unique. >> and h he's loaded in cash. with a campaign door chest easily dwarfing tim donnelly. >> what we need to do is turn on the -- >> reporter: he's already spent most of the $374,000 he raised as of last december. >> that's my platform. jobs own edge. >> republican neil cashtahi who worked isn't the pressure department. today he said california kraá yaps can't afford another four years of campaign. >> i don't know that any republican wins against sir cruz bout last year. it's just that they have not done a good job. >>

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regulate have no energy has more regulations than we do on refineries that's one of the reasons that alberto said they can't rather they can't build refineries because they regulate they're not willing to poison their piece of that so they really are willing to poison our people so that's what i want to vote for her and i know it because they know our government is going to become a third world country with regard to their elation but what i think is sort of where you point out tom is framing debate in terms of why doesn't canada want to refine the tar sand so bear what i think is interesting is that you know the president if he does end up approving this pipeline which there's a good possibility now because the environmental impact statement he's really lost an opportunity to make climate change a populist issue because the republicans in the oil industry have framed the entire keystone x.l. pipeline debate as a populist issue the president isn't letting us have jobs american energy exactly exactly and you know if the president doesn't and he ends up approving this pipeline he's lost an opp

. >> joining me is alberto gonzalez. mr.ttorney general and judge, it is great to have you here and thank you for joining me here today. >> thank you, governor. good to be with you and your audience. >> let me first of all get to the heart of drone strikes. it is troubling to just take out a person on foreign soil, but should americans be worried that a president might order a drone strike on someone, an american citizen in america? on american soil? >> well, that is a very different hypothetical than what is going on currently and i hope we never get to the point where we use military to deal with threats through drone strikes in this country. listen to president obama's comment about the fact that a person being a citizen should not it be a shield. if he is waging war against the united states. the problem that we have it is the president alone to determine whether that person is waging war against the united states. is it an enemy combaitant. and to have that power resides solely with the executive, that is the danger. on

. >> pequeÑos como luis alberto que conocen elaboro historia del lugar. >> que habÍan matado gente ya un lugar de dolor. >> este es sin lugar a duda el lugar mÁs escalofriante de la propiedad donde Él disolviÓ las cuerpos en Ácido. >> le echaba los quÍmicos y agua caliente y por aquÍ hacia todo, las mezclas por aquÍ habia un tubo que salÍa y que lleva hacia estÁs fosas. >> y las nacofosas quedan 17.000 y mÍ otros de restos humanos. >> decidieron taparlo y que se quedara ahÍ. >> las vÍctimas son honradas con detalle como estos mosaicos una expresiÓn artÍstica para avenida sal al /* al salir un poco el dolor de familiares pero hay mÁs aparecen los rostros y fotos de las personas desaparecidas en manos de este sujeto, aquÍ hoy se respira vida. >> el proyecto fue inaugurado el mismo dÍa que detuvieron el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn y esperan darle un uso parecido a otras propiedades de otros criminales que beneficiar a la comunidad. >> un fugitiva anda suelto y tiene con miedo a los habitantes de la india se trata de un leopardo que hizo de las suyas en un hospital cine y apartamento el as

. >> his name is alberto rodriguez. >> he's a resident of san antonio? >> yes, he is. >> do you know his friends and family. >> i don't personally know them but our detectives. >> can they lead you to him? >> again, we have a bunch of officers, and detectives looking for him. it will be hard for him to stay off of the grid. >> chief, how dangerous is this that he is doing on video. >> that is the most insanely dangerous things that i have ever seen. >> why is he taunting you then? >> i couldn't tell you. >> i guess for that reason. >> good luck. somebody opens up the dordoing this it would be a nasty scene. chief, thank you, sir. san antonio, texas. i imagine based on your answers, you will catch him soon. >> we'll follow you. >> appreciate it. >>> mi t researchers are closer to making star trek location closer to a reality. boldly going to check it out is douglas kennedy, live from the new york bureau. explain this it. >> reporter: they are going where no one has gone before. with an invention inspired by a children's toy and insphire how architects do

. >>> sin perder buenas formas alberto sardiÑas enseÑa a lidiar con personas entrometidas, metiches quea york, no deje de ver como con la mÚsica, los reggaetoneros liberan una batalla contra el bullying. >>> nos visita juliÁn gil, y carlos de la mota llega a cantarnos. >>> bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica", la mejor manera de comentar sus maÑana y y su semana. >>> en la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. >>> (gritos) >>> ay, ay. >>> honey! muchachos, oigan, ya empezÓ el programa! vÁmonos! buenos dÍas. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> apÚrense, nos van a regaÑar. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> cuidado, cuidado. ♪. ♪. (aplausos) (risas) >>> ay!. . >>> dÓnde estÁ mi participanta. >>> dame unos lentes. >>> vamos. >>> dame algo, dame algo. (risas) >>> ay, ay, ay. >>> corre, corre, corre. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> despierta con nosotros a puro corazÓn. ♪. ♪. (aplausos) ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. (risas) >>> oye. estamos fuera de base completamente. >>> cÓmo estÁn amigos. se me cayÓ el libreto. me tire el cafÉ. se me atascÓ el anillo. >>> es lunes. >>> buenos dÍas, por la maÑana, cÓmo estÁn muchachos? (gritos) >>> muy bien! >>> porque hoy es lunes

if you can" video of himself speeding through san antonio traffic -- has been caught. 27-year old alberto rodriguez is now facing numerous charges including stealing the motorcycle used in the video. in the facebook post, the motorcyclist weaves through rush hour traffic at speeds of more than 100 miles an hour. investigators were searching for the stolen motorcycle when they found rodriguez. this book is not always a good thing. >> stories like that make us feel so much smarter. we have cooler numbers out to the west. that is allowing the temperatures to drop. it's 13 degrees in aurora. with the cooler temperatures you will have lower wind chill of course. when shall down to 13 in aurora. also going to have some fog. with a fall generally to the south and west. the on the lookout for that. some areas are reporting the visibility of weigh less than 1 mi.. satellite composite shows we are dry. we stayed dry today. today's high is 39. it will be our warmest reading in about a month. tonight we fall back down to 27. we drop below freezing which is good because it will keep all of the snow fr

alberto gonzalez responds. >>> plus, a pregnant mother struck by a driver. >> shortly after i woke up

marjorie de sousa que salieran a comer. >>> pero cuÉntame del millonario de nueva york. >>> me dijo alberto, era justo y necesario esto. >>> era oficial que se quedo administrando todo? >>> eso estÁ en el testamento. >>> en quÉ mundo estÁs alan? >>> es que dicen... >>> me llegÓ la noticia de tanya soto, y me dijeron que la chica se presentÓ en un centro comercial a firmar autÓgrafos del nuevo perfume de jenni rivera. es una falta de responsabilidad, porque se vende el perfume, el que lo compre recibe la firma de la imitadora. no quiero saber como estÁ la familia de jenni rivera. pero me imagino... >>> estÁ gacho. >>> es como si presento una noticia y la firma luis alfonso. >>> ricardo montaner, no vuelvas a invitar a tu restaurante a orlando. (risas) >>> y al volver el mensaje de carmen salinas contra belinda. y tenemos mÁs sobre "nuestra belleza latina" de este domingo, con lluvia de estrellas. >>> le puedo contar quiÉn va a estar? >>> me acorde cuando lucho me robÓ las notas en tv y novelas. ♪ >>> un estilo de vida saludable es la mejor manera de vivir, estamos lanzando visto bueno para u

the bush administration decided the white house counsel alberto gonzales went to ashcroft's hospital bed, they called first and his wife said he cannot see people. he's in bad shape. they went anyway and they wanted ashcroft to me the sign and as they understood he was incapacitated. they found out about this i thid raced over there and they got their first just like al pacino and they spoke to ashcroft and told him what was comin coming h describes this moment ashcroft was in bad shape and he pulls himself up from the hospital bed and says, some of this is still classified, but ashcroft says this program cannot be reauthorized and in any event i'm not the attorney general, this man is. goldsmith thinks he is going to die so it is a standoff and no one knew about this at the time outside the administration if there is a tension in the administration so there are moments like that but one concern i have is was it effective even after this whole standoff the administration did go ahead with this and confirmed on the same course for the next year and a half until it was made publicly an

we're going to talk with a former attorney general, alberto gonzales.of drones, drone strikes, and also been very vocal about the president's executive powers. it will be interesting to get his take, as this is a debate that is happening in realtime. >>> and also, it seems everyone is still talking about those hillary clinton papers, where she discusses with a longtime, close confidante the monica lewinski affair, her reaction to it, how she allows herself to forgive bill clinton over it. we're going to meet the people who literally wrote the book on hillary called "hrc." it's out. we'll get their take on that as well as some of the revelations that come out in their book. they're going to be joining us on set today. >> kate, thank you. a lot of insight in that, i'm sure. thank you very much. >>> big day in sochi today. we could see more american gold. that's the man, snowboarder shaun white. he is looking to three-peat in the halfpipe. he's won that event in the last two olympics. let johnny quinn is hoping he doesn't get stuck again. what happened? we

>>> david alberto, mÍralo, como rockero, 9 aÑos, me encanta. >>> y leilani reyes de nueva jersey, 18pasÓ cuando maity se llevÓ a jencarlos canela a ensayar a la escuela donde Él estudio. >>> en nuestra casa el imitador de amÉrica gilberto gless, los personajes para pasarlo en grande. >>> los momentos mÁs emocionantes de la primera gala de "nuestra belleza latina" 2014, la cobertura completa de la nueva ediciÓn seÑores. >>> sube el volumen! ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. (♪). >>> (♪). >>> yo digo ritmo. >>> exacto. >>> siÉntense porque nosotros seguimos con mÁs rumbo a premio lo nuestro. >>> vamos con maite para saber algo de los no nafamilia nadoom. >>> adelante. >>> gracias y asÍ que continÚe, y como les dije al principio tuve la oportunidad de conversar con llano carjencarlos canela , y conversamos de muchas cosas. >>> trazos el Éxito que ha tenido su sencillo nos encontramos a jencarlos canela . >>> estamos en un lugar, en el pasillo dÓnde ne desarrolloÉ como mÚsica, aquÍ fueron los cuatro aÑos que pasÉ, y en esta cuÁl esta aquÍ, aqui ens wlab o safrlasafrens safrlaba. >>> y quÉ recuerdos te trae. >

. >> professor dershowitz -- i'll let you respond but the attorney general alberto gonzales has written a legal argument saying this should go to the u.s. supreme court. there has got to be checks and balances on the decision to go ahead and use these drone strikes against u.s. citizens or non-u.s. citizens. >> he makes a very good point. i don't necessarily disagree with that. remember, the constitution gives congress the power to declare war. it declares that we are killing lots and lots of people. when japan bombed pearl harbor, we didn't have to go to court. we didn't have to provide information. we're fighting a different kind of war now and one that the aclu should be pressing to debate, one that i've been writing about in my books for 40 years is how do you fight these kinds of wars when our enemies hide among civilians, hide in countries where they are not accessible, hide where we can't use conventional warfare. we need to adapt the rules of war to the new realities of the dangers facing america. that's the debate we should be having. >> jim, i'm going to give you the last word

. >> police believe the motorcyclist is alberto rodriguez, age 27 wanted for two outstanding felony warrants rodriguez is watching, you might as well turn yourself in because it's just a a matter of time before we wach you. >> he would face reckless driving, a possible fine of $200 and 30 days in jail. the police department is using their same page to reach out to the public for tips. this is not the first time a reckless driving video has gone viral. in the summer of 2013, a record was set for the fastest loop around manhattan. the driver later posted it on you tube. police caught up with the driver and later charged him with reckless driving. >> it goes to show that you call negative attention to yourself, bad things can happen. >> cnn, new york. >> should the cops ignore this guy or try to hunt him down. are they not feeding into his hysteria. mike brooks, what's the safest route here? >> they want to get this gay off the street. he's a menacy to society. they do. they want to get this guy not only for this, but look at this. he's is going in between traffic. the fact that he is wanted on

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motorcycle rider's name is alberto rodriguez and that's the name listed on his facebook page.s for this 27-year-old so here is the video. he shows a motorcyclist dangerously rushing through rush hour travel in san antonio, travelling more than 100 miles an hour. rodriguez was wearing a helmet cam that recorded the wild ride. he taunted police by naming the video, catch me if you can. they did. someone posted the popular video on the san antonio police department's facebook page tipping them off. so turns out, investigators were searching for a stolen motorcycle when they found the man they suspected of being the wreckless rider. apparently rodriguez noticed the police nosing around and made a break for it. ran out the back door and police nabbed him. police also found the stolen motorcycle. rodriguez could face charges in connection with that stolen bike. he certainly is in trouble with the law. he's in jail and cannot post bond. he had three warrants. two felony warrants plus a misdemeanor on family violence. so there you have it. jon: i suppose if they were smart, they might

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many others, but in the investigation we were successful and we arrested domestically in this case alberto gonzales sentenced to 20 years in prison here in the united states and also in the summer of 2012 we arrested demetrius and vladimir responsible also in that investigation over in the netherlands. we were able to bring to justice alexander in the dave and buster's case where he was sentenced to seven years in prison domestically. we also were able to pick up three different romanian hackers responsible for the subway sandwich shop intrusions that occurred in 2008 and we brought them to justice where the main leader was sentenced to 15 years in prison. we have a rich history of being able to effectively identify who the targets are, have been arrested and work with our international partners. we have a host of international officers and working groups and i think it comes back to that relationships we've built internationally in assistin assn bringing these different actors to justice. >> most of the developed nations that have a high degree of sophistication within their networks are

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it was written by former attorney alberto gonzalez.uses of drones may not be constitutional. he is it former attorney general under george w. bush. he joins us live from nashville this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> mr. gonzalez, last week, the wall street journal published your comments in which the follow said that used that the white house decision to target a u.s. citizen killed by that drone strike in yemen, now you're say that go you don't think they should target american citizens. what's the reason for writing your essay? >> well i'm not sure that that's quite what i say in that article. i strongly believe in the effectiveness and using drone strikes. i think they've been very effective in protecting america. the concern that i would have, given a recent supreme court precedent is whether or not there are five votes on the supreme court that would agree that the president of the united states could on his own authority designate an american sit 10 and have him killed without due process. that's the concern i have as

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