>> ostensibly the alien is sensitive to light. >> it's kept dark for the comfort of the aliens. >> it'sa low-light situation, but it's still lit. and as a matter of fact, the one light that we do have is directly on the alien's face and eyes. now, if it was sensitive to light, we could have shot this with infrared or something. as a concept, it's very cool. but i think to just about any working effects artist, it's pretty clear that this is a bit of film magic. >> broadstreet's documentary, "area 51: the alien interview," is released in 1997 to mixed reviews. over the years, however, it's become a cult classic. >> if you go on youtube right now, there are literally 10 or 12 pages of people who have posted parts of our show. so clearly people are fascinated by this stuff. >> despite naysayers, some still believe the footage is real and that we are not alone. >> people want to have something bigger than themselves to believe in. sure, i'd like for it to be real. but until a flying saucer lands on the white house lawn and, you know, the whole press corps is there, nobody's going to believe

>> aliens apprehended in the u.s. after of lawful entry and cannot establish the satisfaction of the immigration officer that they have lived continuously since 2014, february 1st. want to remind the committee there is a general position to give the flexibility within the parties with the public safety concern. >> rabil not recognize the gentlelady from california. >> director, the recent expansion from approximately 80 detention beds now at 2400 with the number region has encountered abuse. followed by a clot of what and honduras. there is keeping the most dangerous countries and in the world. but in my view there is no way as a first learned the average child aged six years old there are babies and toddlers are was shocked. i know that it detention in jail facilities traumatizes children in particular. with gastrointestinal problems is suicidal thoughts. and then at the current residential center that mother and children showed high levels of anxiety symptoms of depression and feelings of despair. and major disorder

do aliens exist and why are they so into buted stuff. >> no no, there are surely aliens elsewhere in the vast. >> . >> larry: . >> larry: you believe. >> it is not a matter of believe. the universe is vast it's been around a long time. we are not made of special ingredients. our ingredients are anywhere in the university it would be ego centric to suggest that we are alone in the cosmos. >> larry: right i believe. >> that is a separate statement from saying that we have been visited by aliens giving a rectal exam. it's a completely different statement. and i think-- . >> larry: i think those two statements are exactly the same. i don't find any difference in the statements. >> i worried that we have been visited by aliens but they sort of accidentally landed in san diego during comic conand nobody noticed because they are just walking up and down. and you know so. >> larry: okay, also give me your scientific reason why do you think brothers don't see ufos. >> it's an interesting fact. yeah, yeah they don't-- . >> larry: my theory is we have a block against ships that might take us --

aliens? hon. saldana: i have mentioned the due process requirements talked about earlier. but sir, the policy i initiated is a response to this committee and every member of congress, i believe, to the release of criminal aliens. i myself have a concern. are we making the proper decisions. do we have a process in place to review those decisions? and that's what i exactly announced in march. you will have a local supervisor, including the field office director, the top person in the field, reviewing the decision. you will also have a group -- a small group of very well seasoned managers who will review the decisions. i want to be sure that the process is followed to ensure that we are not putting -- we're not institutionally putting dangerous criminals on the street. that's why i've asked for the additional review to satisfy myself and you all. >> to the extend possible. i would encourage you to allow the experienced men and women that are actually on the streets and dealing with these life an

releasing criminal violent aliens not to be to release violent criminal aliens? >> i have mentioned the due process requirements i talked about earlier. sir, the policy that i initiated is a response to this committee and every member of congress, i believe, to the release of criminal aliens. i myself have a concern. are we making the proper decisions? are we -- do we have a process in place to review those decisions? that's exactly what i announced back last month in march. that is, you will have a local supervisor, including the field office director the top person in the field reviewing the decision. you will also have a group -- a small group of very well seasoned managers who will review decisions. i want to be sure that process is followed to ensure that we're not putting -- we're not as institutionally putting dangerous criminals on the street. so that's why i've asked for this additional review to satisfy myself and you all. >> to the extent possible i would encourage you to allow the experienced men and women that are actually on the street dealing with

arrest of criminal aliens decline 42%. the average daily population of aliens in custody declined to approximately 26,000 beds. this has occurred despite a mandate in law that requires i.c.e. to maintain a 34,000 average daily population in detention facilities, and the number of unlawful or criminal aliens that i.c.e. has removed from the interior of the country has fallen by more than half since 2008. many factors have contributed to the sharp decline of interior immigration enforcement under this administration, including the collapse of issuance and compliance with i.c.e. detainers because of i.c.e.'s policy issued on 20-21-14. i.c.e.'s implementation of its new priorities announced by secretary johnson on september 20, 2014 and the demise of the community programs on the same date. detainers are a key tool used by i.c.e. they are notices issued by i.c.e. and other dhs units that ask federal, local, law enforcement agencies not to release removable aliens from their facility in order for i.c.e. to take them into its cu

to prove whether the alien in victor's tape is real or not, broadstreet takes a gamble and produces the documentary, "area 51: the alien interview." >> i thought it looked kind of puppetty, but there was something compelling about it. it was kind of creepy. that's why i was going to make the documentary one way or the other.

aliens? >> i have mentioned the due process requirements talked about earlier. but sir, the policy i initiated is a response to this committee and every member of congress, i believe, to the release of criminal aliens. i myself have a concern. are we making the proper decisions. do we have a process in place to review those decisions? and that's what i exactly announced back last month in march. you will have a local supervisor, including the field office director, the top person in the field, reviewing the decision. you will also have a group -- a small group of very well seasoned managers who will review the decisions. i want to be sure that the process is followed to ensure that we are not putting -- we're not institutionally putting dangerous criminals on the street. so that's why i've asked for the additional review to satisfy myself and you all. >> to the extend possible, i would encourage you to allow the experienced men and women that are actually on the streets and dealing with these

. >> the powers that be didn't fully recognise the alienation that created >>> to the chrissic. broken windows, a tactic targetting low-level crime, the use was indispensable in lowering violence. happened. >> the muslim community and law enforcement that brought about actions of unfair targetting are a thing of the past. >> how i identify the communities in the city, we do it in al qaeda's much less intrusive >>> i spoke to commissioner bratton at police headquarters in new york. a day after taking over the department you said it's unfortunate the relationship between the police and community was marked by disconnect and alienation, speaking about new york city, saying that you want to identify why it is that in this city people do not feel good about a department that made them safe. what have you been able to do that. >> new york being new york, when things happen here they have national ramification, so the controversy of stop and frisk, the alien situation of the minority chounty, the black community, alienation of some parts of the muslim community, and concerns about terr

to ask what it means for a human -- for al apple alien to -- for an alien to have a soul makes you ask, what is a soul? speculating on how christ's salvation might work for other beings makes you look a little bit in a new way at well, what does this salvation thing all about anyway? and in some ways it's summed up by a wonderful pogo cartoon. the porcupine, the philosopher people have been speculating that maybe planets with people with advanced brains more advanced than us. on the other hand, maybe of all the universe we have the most advanced brains. either way it's a sobering thought. we also have to recognize that when the question of e.t.s come up -- comes up all the time -- there's another reason why a lot of people are not just curious but actually hungry to be visited by aliens. seeing this world full of pain physical of injustice, disease they hope that any race advanced enough to cross the stars and visit us really ought to be advanced enough to have figured out how to overcome those human ills. these people are look though aliens to be the saviours of humankind. about two w

is it true that under the guidelines that aliens and i say unlawful aliens have to be convicted three times for three separate incidents in order to be deemed a priority for removal? >> there are all categories. it can be one serious offense. it can be three misdemeanors if that's what you are talking about. that's one of the elements in this card. >> so if -- but in this case you're saying so potentially it's not. potentially it's not true. in other words, if they were convicted of a serious issue that could be basis in and of itself to be required or deemed a priority for removal? >> yes, sir. >> okay. >> the offenses are listed in here. >> okay. >> is it also true that border crossers came to the united states after january 1st 2014, illegally and those that overstayed the terms of visas and fugitives from that law are not required to be processed for removal through the program? >> the gentleman's time has expired. if you can just answer the question? >> two recent border crossers. you would like me to read it? >> please. >> aliens apprehended in the u.s. after unlawful reentering

these people are looking to the aliens to be the saviors of humankind.o i got one of those e-mails i get all the time. this undemanding that i tell pope francis the next time i see him yeah right. [laughter] that i get pope francis to tell us the truth about e.t. and that quote because this guy knows what the truth of e.t. is, e.t. life is likely to be more ethically involved -- evolved and less satanic than humans. pope francis must empathize -- emphasized the themes of extraterrestrials not sharing original sven being more ethically evolved, being capable of sharing the christian method, being brothers. i love how he knows all about what the e.t. is going to be like. you no think back to the atheist who are convinced of finding e.t. until proven that atheism is correct and the guy who says finding e.t. will prove that there is a god that he made all of these universes. the fact that we haven't found e.t. hasn't caused either of those sites to doubt their faith. i don't see why finding them should convince anybody. and furthermore whose to say that e.t.

congress refused to pass the administration's preferred legislation providing amnesty to illegal aliens, the administration created, through executive fiat, a number of other programs that further eroded enforcement of our immigration laws. notably, the two most visible programs are the deferred action for parents of americans and lawful permanent residents, the so-called dapa program, and an expanded version of daca, both of which were blessed by the department of justice office of , legal counsel, and the attorney general. wrong, unlawful actions blessed by the chief law enforcement officer in the country. less visible are policies that prevent the enforcement of immigration laws against certain criminal aliens, such as a november 20, 2014 memorandum from jeh johnson, secretary of the department of homeland security, titled, "policies for the apprehension, detention, and removal of undocumented immigrants," which excludes from enforcement priority categories, whole categories of criminal offenses defined in sections 2-a, 2 and 237-a-2 of the i.n.a. we have observed a decimation of law

it featured space ships and aliens and a buffet. the combination troubled some students.sponded to complaints with a letter stating we would never want to make a connection between the latino heritage or undocumented students and aliens. i am sorry that our college night appeared to do just that. there was a cultural insensitivity and there is a come -- competence training to show it is cultural inclusive. let's start at the top tom. the school says they didn't mean to make a connection between science fiction and aliens and mexican, but come on. they serve mexican food at an alien party? >> who was the first person to think about it? when they mentioned there was a connection they caved and apologized and said i'm sure there was a connection and we didn't see it at first. this was like last week or a couple weeks ago when it was clorox. they tweeted about bleach. i don't even know what it was. it was something like where is the bleach? bleach means white is better. and clorox is a bleach. this is a company that sells bleach which makes things whiter. they made them apolo

what i think is the best chance of finding alien life.ich is a moon of jupiter, they are expecting to send a probe there to find if there's something floating around in the ocean. >> my question is whether do they find little green men? >> it's not going to happen. >> reporter: maybe it will be little pink pen. >>> a jury delivers a guilty verdict in the boston marathon bombing trial. what's next for the defense. "action news" continues. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> happening now on "action news," a south carolina police officer accused of murder has tie

two, ensuring cost is considered in placing aliens in detention facilities. and three preventing improper payments to detention facility operators. so do you agree that there could be improvements made in this area? if so, what steps are being taken to improve? >> i always think we can be more efficient. i preach that since i've joined the agency, we need to look for efficiencies because as we well know, funds are not guaranteed from year to year as we have experienced firsthand at the department. but we need to make sure costs are allocated properly and we have staff trained in order to look for that specifically. and we do periodic audits and i'm not familiar with the report you're speaking of. i would like to read it also to make sure that we've addressed those areas you've identified. >> if we can follow up on that too. i appreciate that. >> and you know, there are a number of counties in my state in washington, including king county, our largest county, that formally adopted policies to ignore certain i.c.e. designer requests. so i know you've talked abo

can't get over. >> alien passports.p, have a path to citizenship. >> aliens will not be allowed in the country. >> where do you land on this nick, before we go? >> clearly against it. i have aseen every science fiction movie ever. >> i like it. >> tells me no the answer is no. do not go looking for them. >> needed to see ben affleck in "independence day" and know where the buck stopped. "armageddon." sorry. they were the same movie. >> i'm a trekky obviously a trekky. you knew that from my pointed ears but also from my position on this issue. alex and melissa and nick thank you for closing out this with me. remember to catch melissa harris perry, tomorrow is melissa's monday and she is going to rock your weekend. what do cuban-americans especially cuban-americans in florida, think of tomorrow's meeting between president obama and raul castro. we'll find out coming up next. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina o

the apprehension detention and removal of illegal aliens my first question if an alien was illegally present in the united states but did not fall within the enforcement pry oorts would that alien still be subject to removal? >> it could be because as i pointed out earlier there's a provision in here that says even if someone doesn't meet the priorities, and but you believe they are a threat to public safety, you're permitted to go forward with that to speak to your supervisor and see if that decision -- different decision should be made in that instance. >> case by case basis. >> if somebody is not in one of the criteria, you obviously would need some affirmative evidence that they were a threat to public safety. i mean, there are people who are threats that we may not have evidence or absence of evidence doesn't mean they are not a threat. in that situation, if there's no evidence, then under these enforcement priorities, there would be no action whatsoever against that individual who was here illegally, correct? >> no evidence of a threat, that's correct. >> how many aliens who di

i love you to death and we agree on aliens. if you agree on aliens, what's the beef.el good to see you. >> thank you very much. david: thank you very much. forget mayweather pacquiao why steve moore is telling babs she needs to stop babbling, that's after this. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. . david: barbra streisand singing president obama's praises. saying this in a recent op-ed, and i'm quoting now, the number of long-term unemployed is down 1.1 million why are republicans so silent about the good news? steve moore says streisand should put down the presidential popups. you are a brave man. you are taking on an icon. what's wrong with what barbra said? >> we know that barbra streisand is a renowned economist, right? she did write this

this not only shielded certain aliens from the threat of removal but provided them with work authorization the ability to travel outside the united states without fear of being refused reentry through grants of advanced parole. gave them a social security number a photo i.d. by the way colleagues, this resulted in the immigration customs and enforcement officers being so concerned at this ra

congress refused to pass the administration's preferred legislation providing amnesty to illegal aliens, the administration created through executive fiat a number of other programs that further eroded enforcement of our immigration laws. notably, the two most visible programs are the deferred action for parents of americans and lawful permanent residents the so-called dapa program and an expanded version of daca both of which were blessed by the office of legal counsel and the attorney general. wrong, unlawful actions blessed by the chief law enforcement officer in the country. less visible are policies that prevent the enforcement of immigration laws against certain criminal aliens, such as a november 20, 2014 memorandum from jeh johnson, secretary of the department of homeland security titled "policies for the apprehension, detention and removal of undocumented immigrants" which excludes from enforcement priority categories, whole categories of criminal offenses defined h in sections 2-a, 2 and 237-a-2 of the i.n.a. we have observed a decimation of law enforcement in this country inv

why is the department releasing so many criminal aliens? and secondly, can you tell this committee in the 6 1/2 years of the obama administration's tenure just how many criminal aliens had been released, how many murderers, how many rapists, how many people convicted of violent assault had been released into the population? secretary johnson: yes. as you pointed out, senator, in fiscal year 2013 there were about 36,000 individuals convicted of a crime who once in our immigration system were bonded out. that number declined to about 30,000 in fiscal year 2014 but in my judgment that number is still too high. so in reaction to this situation, i directed that we do a number of things differently including elevating the approval for a circumstance where somebody who had been convicted of a crime is released from immigration detention. it is the case that some of these cases are due to releases by immigration judges or by the supreme court jurisprudence in zavadas vs. davis. but i do think we could do a better job which is why i elevated the app

we almost got aliens.the funding keeps going. >> sounds like we shouldn't be pending out those pings. >> time to take a break. coming up, i made a video about graffiti in my neighborhood. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... ♪ >>> they like to write on other people's property. in nevada graffiti artists could soon go to jail. lawmakers are considering a bill to make three offenses a felony, carrying a sentence up to five years. i made a documentary recently about the delightful scribblings in my neighborhood, williamsburg, brooklyn. you want to make sure it lasts. you want to get up. and it's great to just spray paint your nickname across someone's building, across their window. this guy's nicknam

why is the department releasing so many criminal aliens? and secondly, can you tell this committee in the 6 1/2 years of the obama administration's tenure just how many criminal aliens had been released, how many murderers, how many rapists, convicted of assault had been released into the population? senator johnson: yes. as you pointed out, senator, in fiscal year 2013 there were about 36,000 individuals convicted of a crime who once in our immigration system were bonded out. that number declined to about 30,000 in fiscal year 2014 but in my judgment that number is still too high. so in reaction to this situation, i directed that we do a number of things differently including elevating the approval for a circumstance where somebody who had been convicted of a crime is released from immigration detention. it is the case that some of these cases are due to releases by immigration judges or by the supreme court jurisprudence in zavadas vs. davis. and i believe we can do a better job which is why i elevated. and we no longer release people for

is stability, external alienation from the outside world this is the reason that cannot afford either option. >> host: of the countries that you looked at morocco's seems to have some relative stability because of the geographic location? >> but to realize there was a lot but to allow for some political reform? we have received but said this is the with debt that stability as an asset. to have good relations with americans nobody wants that stability to open up again if there is regime change will that alienate the of monarchy when it is in dire need? i don't think anybody is willing to push that envelope. >> host: i you lose the elephant is the government the middle east? >> i get this a lot. to figure out conversation in san debates but it is dominant where there is say a little bit of a of misconception it isn't just the region that if you looked at it but the u.s. is still. >> host: what is your background? >> flow and ebb of america of boom and raised in the data u.s. >> there was a high school on the west bank for a right to with undergraduates been declared to a was university

and how do i know you didn't have illegal aliens in the vote?the fact that as much as i love the american people, they sometimes get it wrong. they elected barack obama, after all. not once but twice. here is the last point. i made a two-sided a two-part proposition. number one no soldier left behind. seconds part of the proposition was: no trader, no deserter left unpunished. you and i had a real disagreement over number two. you said of bergdahl that if he is found guilty, you would give him a pass. he suffered enough. how about doing a poll on that bill? >> well, i didn't say i would give him a pass. let's be accurate. i said there should be mercy involved and here is why. >> you said you would let him off. >> no, i mercy should be shown. i wouldn't let him off. >> he suffered enough. you wouldn't put him in jail. >> the ncis poll actually backs me up on this. part of the poll that we reported last night says that bergdahl, all right wanted to go iewz beck stan you you see buck stan iewz uzbekistan. i want all his crimes to be exposed. i beli

so they came one intergalactic with aliens and spaceships. on college campuses. and they said what do we serve for food? them, well, i like mexican. so they served mexican. >> like tang? >> that's it. that's all they have in space. so they said we pickedpicked mexican randomly, no offense. >> duh. >> are you saying illegal aliens like space food because they used the term alien in intergalactic celebration? mexican students or hispanic students became vocal and protested this. >> you cannot make it up. >> right. listen to this, they got a three-paragraph apology. goes on to say as a result of this incident i will require cultural training for program staff in addition to implementing the mechanisms for future program planning. >> that's a college administrative o you are a moron.moron. >> she says that the -- by the way, the communications department got right back to me.epartso here's the problem. if you do want to salute, for example french night, paris exampl night, they knew what to do.ey kne they servedw potatoes for harry potter night i

secretary, how do you explain a 41% drop in removals of aliens here illegally?on: a couple things, sir. one, the apprehensions are in fact, lower on the southern border, so the intake is lower this particular fiscal year, and two, secure communities. secure communities was a controversial program that led to the enactment of restrictions prohibitions on cooperating with our immigration enforcement personnel in a number of different state and local municipalities and so forth. secure communities was becoming so controversial that mayors and governors were passing laws and ordinances that prevent it cooperate with us in our enforcement efforts, and so we have ended the secure committees program, as i mentioned and put into place a new program that i believe will promote enforcement so that we can get at the criminals. but secure communities, in my judgment, is one of the reasons why we're seeing lower numbers along with a few other things, sir. senator cruz: you talked about getting at the criminals which is the same of the president's purported justification for

alienate >>> it was a week ago they celebrated in switzerland over the deal in iran's nuclear program but it's already evident the next level is going to be harder. the president of iran warned they would not sign anything in june also sanctions against his country were lifted at the same time. >>reporter: the president is a savvy political operator. he knows he must convince skeptics of the nuclear deal at home that iran isn't bowing to western pressure. so many say it's important to talk tough. that's exactly what he did when he addressed this nuclear technology ceremony in at the ran. >> we will not sign any agreement unless all economic sanctions are lifted at once on the very first day of the implementation of the agreement. >>reporter: iran wants a deal to go ahead but the conditions must satisfy this man. ayatollah, iran's supreme leader. he insists the deal is nonbinding and neither agrees nor disagrees with it. after months of talks iran agreed to limit its enrichment ment capacity and in return world powers would lift a crippling embargo. >> nobody has the guts to say no to

one of the enemy aliens was ingrid's father. he and his wife integrated from germany 17 years before and settled to raise ingrid her 6-year-old brother and her 1-year-old sister. on the cold morning of january the 8th two fbi agents pulled up to their house in large black cars. they were dressed in dark suits and both carried guns. over the next few hours while ingrid was at school the agents moved from room to room looking for short waves radio, dynomitt and other items. ingrid came home and found her father gone and was told he was arrested. ingrid ran outside and lay laid out on the ground and screamed. my god she thought to herself, what will happen to us. this photo was taken at the house right after her father was arrested. they lost the house 30 days later. this is the second person. on the morning of december 7th 1941 a 13-year-old girl in 1941 rested her elbows on the window seal of the apartment in little tokyo. the enclave for japanese in los angeles. cars filled with angry men filled the streets down below. horns hon

discovery of intelligent aliens and he mused of aliens are sufficiently intelligent and they come uponve might just want to make us their pet. because here we are thinking we are intelligent and we will conquer -- no. that is human hubris kicking in preventing you from thinking how intelligent some entity might actually be. elon musk is an ideal kind of guest for "startalk." emily: what about the topics. what topics are you most excited about right now? neil degrasse tyson: i'm excited about all kinds of topics. but "startalk" is not topic driven. it is not today we are going to talk about moon landings. science is driving the show. the guest is driving the show. we orbit science talk around that person's life and profession. so, for example, one of the people i interviewed is been stone -- biz stone, who i knew his name, but i did not really know who he was. he is the cofounder of twitter. i got in his head to find out what it was in him to develop this and imagine it could become what it did. you get inside the entrepreneur especially the tech entrepreneur because that is shaping our