so it on nine, we knew, we meaning the atf from atf phoenix, atf mexico noted at least one person involvedn that case had guns recovered in mexico. like i said, that person was allowed to die 700 guns. >> mr. gil, let me ask you the same questions. when did you first learn a large number of guns were seized in mexico and traced back to phoenix? >> sir, i learned during the same event that mr. canino just referred to. he made chief analyst came into my office and i had just arrived in early october in this event came across and so they briefed me out that time. >> your reaction for that? >> i picked up the phone. we discussed it. i called the phoenix field division to find out what was going on with this investigation and we were recovering an abnormal number of weapons and if they were aware, if so what was going on. >> you receive no warning prior to that? >> no, sir. >> and the few remaining seconds, let me move over to mr. leadmon. what is he trace? >> is the atf electronic tracing system. it is the system we use to submit traces and ticket results. >> with the database useful for traci

so it on nine, we knew, we meaning the atf from atf phoenix, atf mexico noted at least one person involvedat case had guns recovered in mexico. like i said, that person was allowed to die 700 guns. >> mr. gil, let me ask you the same questions. when did you first learn a large number of guns were seized in mexico and traced back to phoenix? >> sir, i learned during the same event that mr. canino just referred to. he made chief analyst came into my office and i had just arrived in early october in this event came across and so they briefed me out that time. >> your reaction for that? >> i picked up the phone. we discussed it. i called the phoenix field division to find out what was going on with this investigation and we were recovering an abnormal number of weapons and if they were aware, if so what was going on. >> you receive no warning prior to that? >> no, sir. >> and the few remaining seconds, let me move over to mr. leadmon. what is he trace? >> is the atf electronic tracing system. it is the system we use to submit traces and ticket results. >> with the database useful for tracing g

i'm proud of what i do in front of the atf agents. we have heroes, we really do and i have been watching your body language and mr. bergman's. i'm sorry, sir. that is all i can say. i have no other way to describe this. >> i look at this and i look at -- we weren't doing medical procedures we look at what is our in game and the process in between. there is collateral damage in the and the problem is the collateral damage is a crime in their going to be just like we just on there will be many more and they are on their side and they are on that site and you know what that is held -- tells me? when we were in the planning stage that a problem. it is right there in the office in the head office coming up with this. this was absurd to even have this idea and to hear this merry-go-round and bantering back and around rummy can get an answer from mr. noel, the buck stop someplace. who is it? it is obvious to me it is not these two gentlemen here. i want to find out who larry is. that is where we are going to have to go with this. this is abs

>> i communicated to my chin of command within atf.we are all very much aware of the investigation and what was going on. >> who was aware of this investigation was occurring and that the guns were being blocked to mexico if you can answer that question time is expired but go ahead. >> no one was aware guns or walking. my level or above me we are getting caught up in the definition of walking but whatever the definitions are no one from my level of know of any gun walking. >> i thank the gentleman. we go to the gentleman from florida, mr. ross, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. mcmahon, i had the opportunity to read your opening statement. i've been out of here and first fully appreciate your service and of her stand your remorse with what is going on here but got to talk to you a little about the interview you had. and i would like to review some if i could get slight six brought up this is a transcript of the interview that you had and when you were asked whether you read the lawyer to applications for the fast and fu

in atf we have silo systems. we have divisions that work out of their division. everything comes out of their division. this has to stop. there has to be headquarters, not oversight and get out of their business but do like other agencies like exchanges the information freely. partners up with outside agencies at all levels not just in the divisions but all the way up into headquarters and to do that we have to build a structure, an intelligence structure to support not only our agents in the field but our partners in mexico and our other federal agencies. >> i'm going to cut you off only because of time eliminationtations and we have a subcommittee coming in. you're singing, i think, on a bipartisan basis on what we need to do and we'll probably have you back as we get in the corrective phase, the reorganization if appropriate. let me just ask one closing question. jaime avilla patino i'm sure, chambers and stewart, they're all on the street today. they have not been convicted of a crime as straw buyers. if they walked into a gun shop today, just because they've

mcmahon is the atf deputy assistant director for field operations west. and i apologize as usual for never getting the names quite right. pursuant to the rules of this committee, all witnesses must be sworn. would you please rise and raise your right hand and take the oath? do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? let the record reflect that all witnesses had said in the affirmative. thank you. please be seated. now even for this committee, this is a large panel. so, if each of you take five minutes, we have 30 minutes. if you take or than five minutes, the guy next to you will also take more than five

it goes by the traditional atf. they're also trying to find out what the top levels of the department of justice knew about it. in the latest go round, congressman issa and senator grassley, the ranking member of the judiciary committee in the senate, have asked for all manner of e-mails and communications between the 10 top officials at the justice department of to and including the attorney general for the purpose of seeing what their state of knowledge was on fast and furious. the justice department's response to date is that we have provided you with all sorts of documents. we have made our officials available for interviews. we have cooperated to our best extent. but they also point out that this incident is under investigation by the department of justice's inspector general, and they really are arguing for a let's wait and see what the internal investigation uncovers, and then we will know all the facts. there is a lot of natural tensions between the executive branch and congress, a situation we have seen goi

. >>> la operación naufrago comenzó en el 2009, no solamente involucró a la atf sino a varias agencias que fue encontrado culpable traficó mil armas. >>> también un senador presiona al fbi para que confirme esto en la operación rápido y furioso a escondidas de la atf. y un informante del fbi podría haber estado conspirando. >>> y si como él nos dijo estas agencias estaban involucrados queremos saber de qué manera. las cartas recuerdan las cartas de comunicación. >>> continúa esta parte de cooperación, esta competencia entre las diferentes agencias, también vemos la debilidad que tiene la atf. >>> y pidieron toda la comunicación de 12 funcionarios sobre rápido y furioso. lourdes, para univisión. >>> casey anthony está en libertad, ella pudiera estar escondiéndose, muchos no perdonan que haya salido en libertad. vamos hasta orlando, con marina y lo último de la joven que capta la atención del país. >>> por la suerte principal y con 537 dólares abandonó la que fuera su casa, pero hoy su segundo día libre hay pocas pistas de su paradero, y vestida de forma sencilla casey daba sus últimos p

through my own discussions with people in mexico atf agents who were involved in this. you know, senator grassley and -- get to the bottom of this. and whether the attorney general approved it, ordered it, whatever words we're playing here, it should have been stopped immediately. when he did find out about it. and if he didn't know about it, why didn't he? >> laura: well, it seems like one or the other. either he has no handle on his own staff or the operations. this is a major operation. 1700 plus weapons crossing the border? i mean, we already have a huge gun and drug problem at the border. and now we become part of the problem. even if obviously that wasn't our goal. we become part of the problem. meanwhile, we have a dead border patrol agent inside of mexico and two of these guns were found at the scene. >> yeah. and i would like to point out that there is also another agent who should be -- zat zapata that who lost his life as well that may be tied and countless law enforcement. the same authority and the same oath that we do on their side of the border and they a

>> well, they're pleased that the atf is doing something. obama administration has been very reluctant to wid into gun control issues for various reasons, politics mostly, there's a lot of pro gun democrats in congress that were elected in 2006. they were trying to preserve some of those folks. a lot of them lost in 2010. you know, the gun control groups, i think, want more robust regulation. they want more things like, for example, reinstituting the ban on assault weapons which was something from the clinton administration and which is expired. that's not likely to happen given the congress that we have. >> the national rifle association on the other side theoretically. >> correct. and they plan to sue the minute the atf sends out these letters which will again happen in the next couple of weeks. we expect that the first letters will start arriving in gun shops and the nra will go to court and challenge. we say that essentially the atf doesn't have the power, the legal right to do this. >> only these four states affected by this rule. if i

we had over 2,000 weapons, dozens of separate sales in which atf agents did no following or followedirst house or in one case until the car was 40 miles north heading away from the mexican border. then they were ordered to turn around what you really have is two points. the point where it was sold. and the point where you have a dead border patrol agent in between, you have no-no idea where that weapon was that is not a program anyone would say makes sense when you understand it the way we now do. >> sean: explain the interim director of the atf, bureau of alcohol, tobacco and fires -- and firearms. when he reads this information for the first time. shocking he didn't know about this. he says he's sick to his stomach. you believe there's a possibility that rick holder may have lied under oath. can you explain that to our audience? >> we know that rick holder should have known sooner. the public knew sooner. lanny brewer was actively involved in approving a program that he believes in. that he thinks was just poorly executed, but the program was good. we also know that this career pro

atf does not do that.t in fact was occurring i would have called atf headquarters. if we did not get relief from them we would have gone upstairs and told the ambassador. >> reporter: we got a detail accounting of the guns sold about 2,000. 300 have been recovered in the u.s. about 227 in mexico. but 1400 remain on the street. this map in mexico shows you about 122 guns linked to fast and furious has shown up at crime scenes where mexican police and the military have been shot, some fatally, one agent said there are hundreds of brian terries in mexico 0. that of course is the u.s. agent that was shot with a fast and furious gun. finally, jenna agents admit mistakes were made. this investigation didn't over. the next phase is likely to focus on the department of justice and we are told that the head of the criminal division of the u.s. attorney's office, lani brewer the right hand manned of the attorney general eric holder received a detailed briefing and a slide show more than a year ago that he was told a

patti ann: that was one atf agent testifying at the first congressional hearing.ell, now house lawmakers are set to grill agents who worked on the other side of the border in mexico, and california republican darrell issa is the chairman of the house oversight and reform committee. thank you for joining us, congressman. >> well, thank you. and be not to correct you, but some of the witnesses came to us voluntarily and supported the program. some came to us and had a long record of trying to stop this program. so it won't be as much grilling as discovery for the american people of just how much warning there was that this was a bad idea long before brian terry was gunned down. patti ann: and just to remind people what the idea was, the idea with fast and furious was to allow illegal gun sales in order to track where those weapons ended up, but after brian terry's death, at least some insiders said the program was a disaster. the agent just there says we let the wolf sharpen his teeth and his claws. do you agree with that? >> oh, absolutely. more importantly, if all

so in '09 we knew, we many atf, atf phoenix, atf mexico, we knew at least one person involved in that case had guns recovered in mexico. like i said, that person was allowed to buy 700 guns. >> let me ask you the same question. when did you first learn a large number of guns being seized in mexico? >> i learned actually during the same event that mr. canino just referred to. emi chief analyst came to my office and i just arrived in early october, and this event came across, said he briefed me at that time. >> and your reaction to that? >> i pick up the phone, we discussed it, i pick up the phone and call the phoenix field of vision to find out what was going on with this investigation. we are recovering abnormal number of weapons but and if they were aware of it, and if so what was going on. >> and you receive no warning prior to that? >> no, sir. >> in the few remaining second let me move over to mr. leadmon. >> electronic tracing system. and was the system we used to submit traces and to get the results. >> was the database useful for tracing guns, or did you find, face obstacles? >

well now we're learning that it wasn't just the atf but other government agencies were involved, and, in fact, taxpayer money was likely used to buy these guns that were sent to mexico, and in fact, the guy who sent them there was actually an fbi-paid confidential informant. let's go with the director of the atf, his name is ken nelson, acting director, you can see him right here, now, he was scheduled to talk to congressional investigators next week, and to speak to the inspector general on thursday. however, in a secret meeting, on july 4th, the holiday, nelson, with his personal attorney, went in and spoke to congressman darrell issa and senator charles grassley and basically revealed this. let's go to the full screen. he said that atf leadership appears to have been effectively muzzled by the department of justice, and while the doj sent over false denials and buried its head in the sand, that approach according to issa distorted the truth and obstructed our investigation. issa has been attempting as you know to get reames of documents out of the department of justice which is cla

the guys on the left are straw buyers under investigation by the atf for buying guns for the cartels. the guy in the middle was a drug dealer caught on a dea wiretap brokering the deal with the guy on the right who was buying guns for the cartels. he was also the paid f.b.i. informant. the key take away here according to the letter, the atf was kept in the dark about this relationship, number two, the taxpayer money was used to send guns to mexico and finally that the f.b.i. knew about it and let it happen. the acting director of the atf, ken nelson, says the department of justice deserves much of the blame. we also have learned that nelson met secretly on july 4th with congressman darrell issa and darrell grassley and complained of a doj cover up. inlet tere last night to the attorney general he said atf leadership appears to have been effectively muslim eld while the doj sent over falls denials and buried its head in the sand. that approach distort erred the truth and obstructed our investigation. the story is getting bigger and the question remains how high up the ladder does it go

who, of course, would say the atf told me to and the atf would say, ok, i need to speak to the acting director and the acting director would be saying go to the department of justice. the department of justice controls the atf. if you gone up the chain? >> that's what we're systemically doing, brian, is making sure that we cover all the bases, making sure that we get all the information as we proceed up this chain and there's definitely a change in the oversight from the d.o.j. and the atf, they had a change in policy. in fact, when you go to people, you know, to the gun sales and actually tell them, these are the people we want you to sell guns to, it doesn't make much sense. >> but the stated objective of the stupid program was to send guns across the border and find out if the guys could pick them up so we can find out who the bad guys were. >> maybe that's it and maybe that's not. maybe it's something else. a lot of us have our theories that what we wanted to do is make sure we had different types of gun laws in this country but it doesn't seem right that what we did is facilitate

martha: the atf admitted mistakes were made. what do they mean by that? * we had nearly 2,000 weapons that were knowingly allowed to be purchased by true purchasers and let loose. it's not the policy of the atf to allah someone to purchase a gun for somebody sells. that's against the law. you have 2,000 weapons they knowingly let go into mexico without informing or let the mexican officials beforehand. imagine if they did that to us. now when you haved the atf acting director give information to the congress, he has shared with us that the justice department really didn't want that to happen. that's really concerning. martha: now, you get down to the battle between your committee requesting information from the d.o.j. because you wants to know what did they know about this program, how far up did it go? did eric holder -- how close to him did the get? the department of justice is turning the whole thing on you all now and saying we have been very open and disclosed all the documents we were asked for and said you are making this into a political thing. >>

jamie: and, bill, as this story could become any more shocking, there are new allegations that the atfretly armed one of mexico's most dangerous drug cartels, the atf, our guys, the latest fallout from operation fast and furious. the house oversight and government reform committee is actually holding a hearing right now and, that happens as we learn one cartel bought more than 1,000 weapons through the program, from our government, meant to track the firearms used in mexico's drug wars. america's third war, william lajeunesse, live in los angeles. william you have done an awesome job on the story and it becomes more bizarre and even more amazing as time goes on. what are you learning today, in these hearings? >> reporter: well, the hearing is going on right now, it started 7 minutes ago and the program was so out of control, in the words of one agent, the u.s. government itself was single-handedly, quote, arming the cartel, and, in just a matter of a week, we sent 300 assault rifles south of the border and continued to authorize those sales, even when we knew it took just 24 hours for

atf answers to the department of justice so mr. obama interviewed holder.bout it. obama comes out and says i didn't know about it. i believe him. take a listen to what darrell issa who is investigating what really is going on had to say about that. >> clearly atf although a participant in some cases was very much kept in the dark. the attorney general knew or should have known long before he says he did under this administration there seems to be a don't bother to enforce at all policy. so that disturbs us that there's less gun enforcement about illegal gun transactions under an administration that theoretically is more for gun control. >> and the other part of that, later on in that interview with bret baier, he goes on to say that he and senator grassley have been petitioning the white house and holder for information. they're getting documents that are completely redacted black with no information in it. there's a couple going on and he's on it. i think this thing will blossom into something very, very big. >> not only is taxpayer money being spent on th

did the atf fuel the drug wars with humans of weapons?nswers. bl in here, everyone speaks the same language. ♪ in here, forklifts drive themselves. no, he doesn't have it. yeah, we'll look on that. [ male announcer ] in here, friends leave you messages written in the air. that's it right there. [ male announcer ] it's the at&t network. and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. >>> humans of guns are put in the hans of mexican drug cartel s. joins us now with details. what's this all about? >> the inspector general of the department of justice has begun an investigation at the request of attorney general eric holder into the controversial atf operation named fast and furious. furious is exactly the word to describe a hearing on the subject today. >> seems like this is the mo, curly and larry show. >> this was no comedy. members were fuming at their failure to get answers about the fast and furious program. it was intended to bring down large firearms trafficking organizations linked to mexican drug cartel s. atf whisle blowe

investiga si entre esos intermediarios habÍa informantes pagados del fbi y si el fbi se lo oculto a la atfsista, pero el comitÉ investigue rÁpido y furioso. >> estos 20 cualquier otro involucrado proveer armas que mataron a estadounidenses o mexicanos tienen que enfrentar un juicio por el alto crimen, no sÓlo de comprar o transportar un arma, tienen que ser enjuiciados por el asesinato que resultÓ de esto. la falta de cooperaciÓn es evidente en correos electrÓnicos internos segÚn el diario los angeles times. >> hemos visto algunos de estos correos, estamos conscientes de que esta obstrucciÓn y encubrimiento era amplio y llegaba hasta arriba. >> tambiÉn honduras quiere saber si se enviaron armas a su paÍs. >> si bien es cierto que hicimos operaciones conjuntas en el pasado, el respecto a la soberanÍa de honduras. >> en audiencia la prÓxima semana se espera testimonio de varios agentes, algunos retirados y otros en funciÓn, incluyendo a agentes que trabajan dentro de mÉxico. hay gran expectativa por el testimonio de willian que estuvo a cargo de la oficina de phoenix, y a quiÉn se lo conside

atf agent said whenever fast and furious suspects tried to buy a gun the fbi alerted the group's supervisorpproved each sale, even when it should have been delayed or denied. now, tomorrow hearings resume on defend the program under subpoena. >> we'll have a report on that tomorrow. the head of the government agency that responds to cyber attacks has resigned. randy vicars quit friday as director of the u.s. computer emergencyoj why yet. vicars' resignation follows several high-profile cyber attacks on the pentagon, the cia, and the senate. >>> no grapevine tonight, so we can continue to cover the debt ceiling story as it develops. when we come back, how the left is reacting to some of the president's ideas. ♪ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] 125 years ago... we invented the automobile. ♪ and 80,000 patents later, we're still reinventing it. ♪ it's no coincidence that the oldest car company h the youngest and freshest line in the luxury class. mercedes-benz. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers on the e-class. ♪ >> this is a fox news alert. president obama will

al agente fronterizo brian, los demÓcratas dicen que las recomendaciones provienen de agentes de la atfcompras mÚltiples de rifles semiautomÁticos y armas de asalto. recordaron la peticiÓn del presidente felipe calderÓn al congreso. (en inglÉs) >> de controlar el flujo de armas en mÉxico. mientras tanto esta semana el presidente obama no especificÓ cuÁndo concluirÍa una investigaciÓn. >> la prÓxima semana habrÁ una audiencia en este comitÉ, con testigos que piden mayores controles para la venta de armas pero en 12 semanas si el presidente republicano estirada de investigar en el departamento de justicia en el capitolio, lourdes, univisiÓn. >> regreso de una pausa, en contra de todos los pronÓsticos salvador cabaÑas recuerda lo que pasÓ la noche en que le dieron un balazo en la cabeza. ademÁs de la tormenta tropical arlene deja muertos e inundaciones en el centro de mÉxico. y continÚa el escÁndalo por dopaje en la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol. esto y mÁs cuando regresemos. ♪ >> hace un aÑo el futbolista paraguayo salvador cabaÑas recibiÓ un disparo en la cabeza que lo puso al borde de la

atf would routinely get a phone call, from the fbi when one of these guys tried to buy a gun and thegh which we now know some of those should not have. back to you. bill: good reporting, william, thank you, william lajeunesse in l.a. alisyn: we are awaiting a briefing on capitol hill into islamic extremism here in the u.s. and why one congressman is calling for an investigation and first of its kind report on the threat. bill: is social security at risk in the debt debate? the new fight on the hill to make sure these benefits go nowhere. ananananannouncer ] this...is the network. a living, breathing intelligence that's helpi drive the future of business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. ♪ machines have a voice. ♪ medical history follows you. it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities... committed to delivering the most advced mobile broadband experience to help move business... forward. ♪ it's like hardwiring the market right into my desktop. launch my watchlist -- a popping stock catches my eye. pull up the price chart. see what the analysts say. as i jump back, s

they were reporting on the crazy atf operation that allowed mexican drug cartels to purchase automatic weapons into america and sell them back to mexico. >> some say it was innocent. others believe it was allowed to happen to justify tougher gun laws in the u.s. >> jon: did you see that? he just threw it right in there. president obama is either incompetent making an innocent mistake or the architect of an evil conspiracy to wreak violent carnage in mexico as a way to take away america's guns. you know, both sides of the story. who said that nerk america was involved in this type of conspiracy that, if true, could openly lead to the impeachment of a president? who said it? >> others. >> jon: of course chris wallace's main claim to credibility was this. >> as we showed today we don't go easy on republicans. >> jon: that at least for one hour of fox's 168 hours of programming a week, really, it's three hours because it's repeated twice. mother said it's crazy to watch it like that but i don't think it's crazy. i think watching it at 2:00 and 6:00 when it's repeated is actually the right

atf 92, no delays. on the golden gate bridge, 101 southbound, no problems or delays. in light communes for marin county for 101 southbound >> the california budget battle is now over. yesterday, governor brown signed a $36 billion stand into law that takes effect today. the key provisions of this package when all the savings we will all have as californians. those tax increases were not the average car owner will save almost $125 a year in registration fees. a drop in estatof state sales tax. a drop in the state income tax. a quarter of a percentage point. >> starting today you will have to pay more to travel around the bay area. the san francisco municipal transportation agency has increased prices. the cost of them unique monthly pasco's of $2 for adults and $1 for seniors, youth and disabled. cable car fares go up to $6. annual parking permits have already increased by $2. caltrain has added 255 to its base fare. hawker >> comments that are not acceptable on television from a political correspondent. it is to those comments were directed at that are an even bigger

atf ownwnsasa n jose. >> well, good morning. it's 4:43 as we look at one of the bridges and some of the traffic building up. we'll check in with mike in just a minute. the irs says airlines need to issue tax refunds, at least kind of, "today in the bay's" nicole lapin with that and the rest of the news before the bell. good morning. >> good morning to you. i'll get to that. futures are higher after yesterday's big market sell-off. investors growing worried about the stalemate in washington over raising the nation's debt ceiling. the house is to vote on the boehner plan but he might not have enough votes and senate democrats for their matter say they are going to oppose the bill. it will run out of cash to pay the bills starting tuesday, setting the stage for the first u.s. default. asian markets were down, europe lower, but we get significant employment data this morning and pending home sales and earnings from dupont and exxon-mobil. recapping some of the market action yesterday, at at the end of the session, the dow was off 19

the atf says 24 assault rifles were taken from a supply warehouse. they have recovered one weapon and made few arrests. the government is offering a $10,000 reward leading to additional arrests. the army private facing federal bond making charges remains behind bars this morning after an outburst at his first court appearance. it happened yesterday in waco, texas. 21-year-old abdu refused to stand when the judge entered the room. >>> time now is 7:20. one of california's famous parks gets a makeover. the changes you may notice. >>> they are only two months old but today is graduation day at the san francisco zoo. >>> mostly cloudy skies outside our doors. the clouds just as thick as yesterday. when we expect for those to burn off and what you can expect for your afternoon highs. >>> yosemite national park is getting a makeover. the park service approved plans to thin out some of the trees that obstruct views of the water falls. no rare trees are going to be cut. park officials point out the valley floor actually has more trees than when it first beca

the atf and irs.not touch of those people even when they are flagrantly denying civil rights. i would like you to discuss that issue. guest: as i said at the top of this conversation, this is a particularly good time to take on those issues. this is a moment where we can bundle a set of reforms that effect every agency and department, including the treasury, the irs, the sacred cow of the fence where we have weapons systems that should have been canceled -- that the sacred cow of defense. we have a real opportunity to put together a package. this has to be done as a package, an up or down, all or nothing kind of issue. it is not very exciting, as i said, and you could get it done particularly given the need for a restart or momentum in solving this debt ceiling problem. i think this is a good time to do it and you could get things done on those untouchable agencies in the put them in the package. i think that is the next step here. i understand exactly what you are saying. host: springfield, mass., on

would call the atf and, mysteriously, the sale would go through.ms are potentially the public and also the gun store which is selling the gun to someone who it should not be giving it. back to you. jenna: incredible reporting on this, we look forward to your reports to come. thank you cell phone. jon: well, it's a day for maybe some give and take on capitol hill as lawmakers look for some kind of a solution to this nation's debt crisis. compromise seems hard to come by, negotiations look to be at a standstill right now. later this hour we'll talk about the competing plans with wisconsin congressman ron kind, a democrat on the ways and means committee. so i was the guy whor going to have the heart attack. i thought i was invincible. i'm on an aspirin regimen now because i never want to feel that helplessness again. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. talk to your doctor, and take care of what you have to take care of. but i did. they said i couldn't fight above my weight class. but i did. they said

the atf is offering a reward for place about the theft >>> >> emergency room employees often help some of the sickest and injured patients. many of them become victims of those they are trying to help. a study showed nearly 40% of emergency room workers report they have been attacked by someone in the past year. california nurses association has been calling for increased security and policies to prevent hospitals from retaliating against nurses who report attacks by patients. >> >>> a replica of a wrights brother plane crashed in a field, killing the 2 men onboard. witnesses say the plane's engine had been sputtering just before it crashed. wright brother's replica was built by aviation enthuse afters and certified air worthy by the faa. ntsb is investigating the crash. >> >> firefighters cleaning up after putting out a massive wildfire in san diego county. the fire started july 21st and burned more than 22 scare miles of the indian reservation. investigators believe an arsonist started the fire. no 1 wastelot in the fire, no buildings were damaged, but the cost of fighting the fires

the atf is offering a $10,000 reward for information on 26 assault rifles and one sniper rifle stolen earlier this month from an army warehouse. one weapon has been recovered and some arrests have been made. >>> dna evidence is taking center stage as young american -- a young american woman appeals for her murder conviction in italy. amanda knox was convicted of killing meredith kercher in 2007 but insists she didn't do it. a forensic expert testified today that no dna was found on the alleged murder weapon. which is a kitchen knife. that contradicts testimony by forensic police experts during her trial. after today's session, the court adjourned till september 5th. >>> it's hard to believe when you look at this, but the 163 passengers and crew aboard this caribbean airlines plane are okay today. the boeing 737 was unable to stop after it landed at an airport in georgetown, guyana on a flight that originated in new york. the plane careened into a grassy patch and broke in two. several passengers were taken to the hospital with only minor injuries. >>> meet the latest british royal new

in his room, atf agents found enough explosives to make at least two timebombs. the police chief called abdo very dangerous. >> i can tell you that we would probably be here today giving you a different briefing had he not been stopped. >> reporter: in fact, federal officials say abdo planned to set off bombs today, just outside the army post. it was a tip from the owner of this gun store that led to his arrest. they believe abdo was acting suspiciously, asking too many questions. it's the same store where investigators say army major hassan bought the gun used in the 2009 shootings at ft. hood. last year while stationed in kentucky, abdo asked to be classified a conscientious objective. >> if you feel being in the military, goes against your conscience, use this army regulation, because that's what it's here for. >> reporter: that was put on hold after the army found child pornography in his possession. he then went awol and turned up earlier this week. no comment from any lawyer for abdo, brian. >>> we turn to libya, where we learn that the rebel's military com

>> well, atf already has the authority to take these kinds of modest steps.ss. there's a lot that should be done by congress, but we can do this now. and this is a law enforcement issue. yes, we want to be able to prosecute the straw buyers. this is a way to identify those people who are very likely to be straw buyers because they're going into gun shops and they're buying five assault rifles at a time and then three more and then ten more. those are the people you want to go after. and so this is a pro-law enforcement measure. it is precisely the law enforcement officials and the prosecutors who are supporting this measure. and it's the nra that's opposing it, the nra wants to keep these transactions a secret. it doesn't want law enforcement to know who the likely straw buyers are. it doesn't want law enforcement to have the capacity to intercept these guns before they ever get to the mexican border. >> dennis, that's just exactly wrong and you know it. the truth is, law enforcement during the course of a criminal investigation can have any and all records t

pero no por atf. >> el agente, uno de los primeros en denunciar el pase de armas de los estados unidosh? terremoto o ve tú a saber... esta vez me va a escuchar y nos va a decir exactamente cuándo llega. ay juan, lo mismo dijiste la otra vez y nada más acuérdate.... locutor: las emergencias nunca avisan. mejor estar listos: prepara un plan. ♪ >> el columnista, analista, conservador que fue en parte responsable de la calidad del congresista wiener. publicÓ las fotos Íntimas del congresista. es conocido por ser una de las principales voces conservadoras en los estados unidos, sabemos muy poco con respecto a sus posiciones con respecto a los hispanos y por eso estÁ con nosotros. >> graciapor hablar con nosotros. >> muchas gracias. >> hablemos primero del congresista anthony wiener. es saber de quÉ haya perdido el puesto? >> yo creo que Él es sponsable de su propia ruina. el es quien se buscÓ esto, enviando este tipo de fotografÍas a personas totalmente desconocidas y provocando chantagear a un congresista de turno. tuvo que admitir que Él era culpable. porque encontramos a otra mujer que t

pero no por atf. >> el agente, o los primeros en denunciar el pe de armas de s estados unidos a mÉxicoles todo lo que quieras sin costadicional. así que, adelante. no te limites. sprint. la red 4g favorita de estados unidos. en guatemala, informes forenses indican que el cantautor facundo cabral murio de un disparo en el lado izquierdo del craneo, mientras autoridades creen que el ataque perpetrado por presuntos sicarios iba aparentemente dirigido al representante del artista. el gobierno declaro tres dias de duelo nacional.que tal, les saluda julie ferreramos al punto de las noticias.en mexico se reportan al menos muertos en 48 horas. la mayor matanza se registro eun r de monterrey donde fueron asesinadas 20 personas.en colombia, atentados con coches-bombas jaron tres muertoy 77 heridos en una zona montaÑosa del departamento del cauca, en el suroeste de ese pais.y el presidente de la fifa, joseph blatter, respaldo la decision de la federacion mexicana de futbole "no" castigar a cinco jugadores que dieron sitivo en pruebas de clen-buterol.regresamos al punto de la discusion y el debate

podido obtener informaciÓn es supuestamente fue una operaciÓn en la florida donde una seccional de atfso fue lo que iniciÓ este tipo de operaciones. hasta ahorita no podemos decir que sucediÓ en honduras, no hemos sido informados, inclusive se nos ha preguntado, o hacer una operaciÓn conjunta porque hemos hecho operaciones de otro tipo por este tipo de operaciones nunca nos han consultado ni tampoco hemos podido detectar. >> para aclarar, el gobierno de los estados unidos no les ha dicho absolutamente nada si enviÓ armas. ustedes no tienen informaciÓn. >> es correcto. no hemos cooperado en una operaciÓn conjunta. >> usted sabe si dentro de honduras las distintas pandillas estÁn operando con armamento de los estados unidos cuando ustedes hacen incautaciones de drogas o arrestan a narco picantes ustedes saben si esas armas norteamericanas? >> nosotros cuando hacemos incautaciones o detenciones de pandilleros la gran parte de las armas son m16, granadas de fragmentaciÓn de fabricaciÓn norteamericana. algunas veÍas o son productos de la guerra frÍa. hemos estado intentando conseguir inform