and later why online supporters of digital writer barrett brown say a hyper link landed him in prison, can impact his recent sentencing could have on activism. >> tonight. >> i am a mother of a missing child. >> every parents worst nightmare. >> this could have been anybody. >> but in a twisted tale of neglect, abuse, murder and suicide. >> are kids today safer? >> who's to blame? >> i've answered your question. >> a dysfunctional family... >> the mother certainly played a role. >> a flawed investigation... >> do you feel that the police has been as fair? >> and a missing child. >> i hope that the person that has her just bring her home. >> now, "america tonight" investigates the search for relisha. tonight, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> at 16 we can drive a car, pay taxes, have a job, and make important decisions can't we be trusted to vote? because high school has lower disease voting edge, young people can get active our community, and our city government will better represent. >> that was sara len nod a 15-year-old resident that became the second u.s. municipality

and later why online supporters of digital writer barrett brown say a hyper link landed him in prison, can impact his recent sentencing could have on activism. >> at 16 we can drive a car, pay taxes, have a job, and make important decisions can't we be trusted to vote? because high school has lower disease voting edge, young people can get active our community, and our city government will better represent. >> that was sara len nod a 15-year-old resident that became the second u.s. municipality to lower the edge of voting do 616 dean. >> a high school senior who was appointed toker h city mayor. and from nashville, jenny change, a lecturer in law, she thinks the voting age should stay put at 18. michelle is, why should 16-year-olds be given the right to vote? >> sara did a great job of voicing why it originally started the idea started in the youth commission, there's so many inconsistencies in civil liberties and responsibilities, that we hold 16-year-olds accountable to like we are allowed to drive be paid as an adult, but they don't have the right to vote and at the youth commissio

and later why online supporters of digital writer barrett brown say a hyper link landed him in prison, can impact his recent sentencing could have on activism. >> at one time i felt that selling cocaine was my purpose. >> as the amount of drugs grew guns came in. >> murder rate was sky-high. >> this guy was the biggest in l.a. >> i was goin' through a million dollars worth of drugs every day. i liked it. it's hard to believe that a friend would set you up. people don't get federal life sentences and beat them. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> the cia admitted it. >> "freeway - crack in the system". only on al jazeera america. >> at 16 we can drive a car, pay taxes, have a job, and make important decisions can't we be trusted to vote? because high school has lower disease voting edge, young people can get active our community, and our city government will better represent. >> that was sara len nod a 15-year-old resident that became the second u.s. municipality to lower the edge of voting do 616 dean. >> a high school senior who was appointed to

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news barrett of community. a sense that somehow we're all in this together, that we will rise or fall together. a few years ago hillary and i visited a school in los angeles in an area plagued by crime and drugs. we spent an hour and a half with a dozen sixth-graders who told us the number one fear was getting shot going to and from school. then they were worried about turning 12 or 13 and been forced to join again or use crack or get beaten badly. finally, they were worried about their own parents drug abuse. nearly half a century ago i was born not too far from here in the little town of hope arkansas. to my dear mother who was already a widow for three months. for four years i lived with my grandparents. they did not have much money. nobody did at the end of world war ii. i spent a lot of time in the country with my great where parents who by any standard were very poor, but we did not really know that we were poor, because we cared for each other, we did not make excuses. we believed in the american dream a

there might have been a few of us that did, barrett might have. >> i did. >> barrett, you saw the movie. how did it impact you? >> it gave me a better outlook on chris' role as a marine, what that job entitles, a greater respect for it. but, as far as the actions that took place on february 2nd, you know, chad was still in the picture and chad was not in that movie. i basically put the fact that chris was a marine, you know, out of my mind and just looked at him as a person. looked at chad as a person and looked at eddie as a person and tried to make, you know, reasonable judgment. >> finally, is there anything else you want our viewers to know about this case? >> i think -- >> it's a sad story for both families, it's a very sad story. it's a tragedy and it's -- i hope that the families, the littlefield and kyle families get some closure over there. >> well, thank you all for your service and thanks for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you heard barrett say it right there, no doubt in their minds about this conviction. >> without a doubt

i don't think anybody sees what is happening and the latest bear barrett that happened in this video and this is going to require diplomatic skills and a lot of conversation and we don't know whether the president has been in touch with king abdullah who was here today. he is a frequent visitor. he met at the president at the end of last year and had a luncheon scheduled today with vice president joe biden and supposed to be at a prayer breakfast here on thursday in washington, d.c. and as you mentioned, a lot of aid goes to jordan and they have been a member of this coalition. most significantly in terms of intelligence, they believe that their intelligence on isis is second to none. of course sharing a border there are syria. and so this is a very difficult challenge, but the white house, at least in the public forum, believes this will not, in fact hurt the coalition, but all you have to do is watch the videos to understand they will embolden and the president told savagea guthrie over the weekend and said that is the impact it had on him. >> thank you. >>> and we are awaiting a p

barrett might have. >> barrett, you saw the movie. how did it impact up? >> it gave me a better outlook on chris's role as a marine what that job entitles a greater respect for it but as far as the actions that took place on february 2nd you know chad was still in the picture and chad was not in that movie. i basically put the fact that chris was a marine you know out of my mind and just looked at him as a person looked at chad as a person looked at eddie as a person and tried to make you know reasonable judgment. >> i want to bring in cnn legal analyst paul callan. you know it does bring to mind should the judge have allowed the jurors to watch the film and could this be the basis for an appeal from defense attorneys? >> i don't think the judge should have allowed them to either watch the film or watch the oscars which they did, some of them undoubtedly did because the judge did not prohibit it. however, having seen the movie before they were selected that's a different issue. if a juror says i've seen the movie, it's not going to affect my fairness. you

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she'll join us live mike barrett is with us live. breaking news coverage continues on fox news channel. >>> 24 minutes past the hour now. the islamic state hostage kayla mueller wrote a very -- wrote that the very thought of her family brought tears to her eyes. but that gave her strength. what gave her strength was about seeing them again some day. the reunion of course, will not happen because hours ago kayla mueller's parents notified the news media that they've received proof that their daughter has died. in a statement her family wrote of their heart break at the news. but said they are so proud of the person kayla was, and the work that she did. the islamic state kidnapped kayla mueller in the summer of 2013. august, it was. today, the mueller family's statement includes a handwritten letter that kayla sent to them last year. in it she described the conditions of her captivity. it reads in part everyone, if you are receiving this letter it means i am still detained. but my cell mates have been released. i have asked them to con

zeina khodr, al jazeera barrett. beirut. is. >>> students who just left a nearby school an police and medics in nearby fallujah say at least ten died after shelling by the iraqi army. iraqi troops have been trying to drive i.s.i.l. troops out of mosul for more than a year. >>> destabilizing syria obama hosted at the white house he described qatar as a strong partner in the fight against the armed group. >>> human rights watch says it has proof syria's government has used barrel bombs to attack rebel held areas. it says more than 6,000 civilians have been killed by barrel bombs last year. our diplomatic editor james bays has more. >> human rights watch says the number of attacks has been increasing including the use of improvised munitions like these the so-called barrel bombs. almost exactly a year ago in a rare moment of diplomatic unity the u.n. security council passed the resolution on humanitarian access in syria. that resolution says all aerial attacks including barrel bombs had to stop. but the human rights watch resea

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in richmond on the tracks near barrett avenue. the train was going about 10 miles per hour. and pushed the car before stopping. this stretch of track does not have a mechanical arm. the train was burglarying its horn. but apparently the driver didn't hear. and amazingly she is not hurt. >> a suitcase with a body in it. a victim who may not be identified. and now the prime suspect has died mysteriously. abc 7 news reporter has the latest in a case that keeps getting stranger. >> reporter: everyone here at the hall of justice extremely tight lipped about this ways. but sources knowledge of the investigation tell us that is because they are all waiting for the medical examiner to release dna test results which may answer some big, big questions. but now since the suspect is dead we may never know exactly happened. mark andrews was the only suspect in this disturbing death. and he died saturday after admitting himself into a hospital. our source says they wanted to keep him under observation for several days. baugh published report says he died later in the hospital of septic sh

we sure need more than new promises, we need a news barrett of community. sense that somehow we're all in this together, that we will rise or fall together. a few years ago hillary and i visited a school in los angeles in an area plagued by crime and drugs. we spent an hour and a half with a dozen sixth-graders who told us the number one fear was getting shot going to and from school. then they were worried about turning 12 or 13 and been forced to join again or use crack or get beaten badly. finally, they were worried about their own parents drug abuse. nearly half a century ago i was born not too far from here in the little town of hope arkansas. to my dear

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you're at the scene and all emergency responders and special soups responding the police sergeant barrettour ago. once the train struck the truck the truck became fully and soft in flames. there are a number of endurance that all we all. --know. a live helicopter pans around shows you for cars on their sides there is one that is still on the tracks. but they are all over the place. >> reporter: fire trucks and other cruise on the scene. the truck that was hit on the tracks burst into flames. more information coming up on the kron 4 morning news. hey! i found my true love livin' in a sweet dream. singin' my favorite song and it all starts with you. whoa-oh-oh-oh, all this goodness... what matters most should always come first. which is why whole grain is the first ingredient in every general mills big g cereal. and why we never use high fructose corn syrup. general mills. look for the big g. it means goodness first. for those who appreciate quality and precision, here's grounds for celebration. experience exceptional coffee and espresso in one essential machine and delivered to you with a

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crash happened today in richmond on the track near barrett avenue. train going about 10 miles an hour and pushed the car about 75 feat before coming to a stop. this stretch of track does not have amen cal arm. train blaring the horn but apparently the driver just didn't hear it. she had to be pulled out through the passenger side door and add bad as it was she is not seriously hurt. >> labor negotiations resume this afternoon in an effort to derail a shut down of oakland and other west coast port. tension between long shore men and the employers intensify this weekend because shipping company hired temporary workers on saturday and sunday so they could move a cargo already unloaded by union dock workers. the port says a slow did you know by dock workers left ship idling in the bay because they can't unload the cargo oychlt we seen significant buildup in line at the gate. truck hers to wait several hours to get through the gate and into the terminal. >> the weekend tactic eased the backlog when regular operation resume today at the port ships were abl

altered when this white van crashed through the front of the buffalo wild wings grill and bar on barrettkway. mary washington was coming out of a nail salon next door. >> there was just a lot of commotion and shattering glass and by the time i drew closer i realized what had happened. that i guess a car bombarded right through the buffalo wings restaurant report roar miss washington says a woman was driving the van and could be county police say it does appear she was trying to park when the van jumped the curb and smashed through the front of the restaurant. police tell us two people an employee 22-year-old lindsay torres and patron 19-year-old william barton were hit and hurt hurt. torres was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. barton died another being transported with critical injuries after somebody tried to save him with cpr. >> one lady went in to give him cpr. >> tried to save him. >> tried to save him. >> reporter: could be county traffic fatality investigation unit was on sight to try to determine exactly what happened with the driver who was not injured. >> the dr

god and texas, victory or death, william barrett travis. then on march 6 1836, a few days later, they were all killed in the alamo. even though they inflicted tremendous losses against the invasion by santa anna. but travis was right. defeat would cost or victory would cost the enemy more than defeat. it did give sam houston and other texas volunteers enough time to assemble another army. not a large army only 600 individuals. and santa anna, still with a larger force, met sam houston and his 600 volunteers which once again included men from several countries, included men from several states and had numerous texanos involved, fighting from the side of the republic of texas, including captain and his volunteers, his cavalry. it's interesting to note that before the battle took place, on april 21 1836 on the plains it's near what is now houston, texas, down on the gulf coast, in the marsh area, he had to make sure he had all of his texanos, cavalry, put playing cards in the hat bands of their hats so that they wouldn't be mistaken for the en

. >> it is one more indication of the viciousness and bar barrett of this organization. and it i think, will redouble the vigilance and determination on the part of a global coalition to make sure that they are degraded and ultimately defeated and this organization appears only interested in death and destruction. >> reporter: and in the interview that savannah guthrie did with the president, he said he does watch all of them that are related to this and how repulsed he is by it. he believes and we just heard this from the admiral that it will bring coalition officials together. and there is the budget fight over what to do about the defense budget. the president is asking for more money above what sequestration levels are. i think we can show you the numbers. $561 billion is the request, that is $38 billion over sequestration levels and that is on the part of back and forth with republicans. the president will want some domestic spending lifted on sequestration as well. but of that money, $1.3 billion is to fight isis including # $00 million00 -- $700 million for syrian

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let's brake in mike barrett former intelligence officer for the defense department.re. >> this matter of telegraphing it, this really isn't new and it's not the kind of thing you can hide anyway. is that just politics sniping there? >> i do think it actually is very much a political decision to go ahead and do this. if you think about it, the biggest challenge is holding a coalition together, right? so we have a big conference talk about how to dole with the isis threat. we have essentially nothing going on in syria that is having muchbbçf about the positives from the obama administration's point of view, chillings that we have a plan in iraq. we at least have people willingk%4&&q<çoim) /nrmf;dr&edu/;k]arek and we can bolster the courage and provide air support and maybe take it to them in mosul. this kind of kickes the can down the road for a few months and really ties the hands of the iraqi military by forcing them having announced we're going to do this joint defensive. it's going to make it that much harder for them to back out. >> the last time the iraqi troops

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[ laughter ] >> look, let me turn it over to my friend wayne barrett in the daily news writing today- i'm going there, writing about what rudy giuliani knows about love and his three wives and love of money and fame. and i think jonathan is being too kind calling him color blind. i don't think the tension with black community were a byproduct of his governing strategy they were his goal. and he is standing up to a community, what does it mean when you stand up to a community with a disadvantage makes you a tough guy. they are riding against a backlash against things that went wrong in the '70s and he took that and made it his calling card and he is dining out on it. >> and he got one delegate when he ran for president. but one person who does potentially have viability within the 2016 framework is bobby jindal jonathan. and let me read you what he said in response to what giuliani's comments were. he said this. the gift of what mayor giuliani said that the president has shown himself to be completely unable to speak the truth about the nature of the threats from the isis terrorists,

when "star trek" was going to be done as an animated series they cast leonard, bill shatner, major barrett and jimmy only for the voice acting on that. and when he discovered that michelle nichols and walter koenig and i were not cast because of budgetary considerations he said if the two people who represent diversity the most michelle and george are not a part, i'm not interested in doing it. i will not do it without the point of "star trek," which was diversity. that was an extraordinary thing for an actor to give up a gig for other -- on behalf of other actors. and because leonard was so necessary for the project, they cast michelle and me. and offered walter an opportunity to write a script. he was really an amazing man. and a lovable man, a very thoughtful man, he was very supportive of my career personal ly ly. leonard did "equs" on broadway and when i did that out in los angeles, he came backstage. and i said leonard, how did i do? he said smilingly and obviously jokingly he said, you were better. two years ago when i did a musical on the stage in san diego, he drove all the way do

he outraised tom barrett 7-1 in the recall election. he wants to drug test welfare recipients. walker knows who he is. you have to give him credit and he makes no apologies. this is why i think he poses a real danger as a republican candidate. he will be a better candidate than mitt romney. number one, he won't waffle. number two, he knows who he is. they can school him up on foreign policy and he's a corporate brotherhood. this guy will be a better candidate than mitt romney and he's going to be the benchmark in all of this. it's going to be interesting and i think this early poll out of iowa is a good indication that walker has a real chance to get off to a great start. he has fought the worker. he has fought the liberals and the progressives face to face in wisconsin, which is traditionally a blue state. he's got street cred. he knows how to campaign. who else has this? wait a minute there's that john doe investigation. that's the interesting thing about walker. he can be surrounded by a lot of controversy, yet it seems like it is water off a duck's back. he may be there ans

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barrett during a relief and appointment ceremony. be held at the marine corps war memorial in arlington at 10:00 a.m. >>> the bethesda station will be closed all weekend long for work on the escalators. at 212 feet long with a rise of 106 feet, metro says they are the second longest in the western hemisphere. the first one will go in this weekend and eventually all three escalators will be replaced. >>> and you've heard it from howard and allyson all morning long. many parts of the eastern u.s. could experience record- breaking temperatures. just like we are. all thanks to -- the siberian express. coming to north america from the north pole. the surge in arctic air will plunge many states into a deep freeze. record lows possible from ohio down here to virginia. >>> not official temperatures in standards with the winds -- stood with the winds at a dead calm at 8 below. we're a few degrees above 0 right now with a slight breeze. 20 today the winds are going to be liter this afternoon and snow tomorrow. one to three in town maybe three

. >> reporter: garcia torres is accused of kidnapping and murder in the mark in march barrett 2012 disappearanceow familiar t-shirt and symbolic red show, lamar family supporters showed up at the courthouse in support, voicing their frustration about the latest delay. >> i feel very disappointed. >> reporter: prosecutors are seeking the death penalty even though sierra on lamar is body has never been filed. but the defense because of the pre-trial publicity may ask the court for a change of venue is set legal analyst stephen clark. >> reporter: garcia taurus is due back in court april 8th. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: and east bay one that is behind bars and night, accused of killing her husband. police say it happened last night and the couple's oakland home spirit of party say the couple got into an argument but did not say what it was about. that is when the argument moved outside. police said 35 year old easily was staffed with a knife and pronounced dead at the scene. this is oakland 15 homicide of the year. >> reporter: like when and and comfortable temperatures with humidity on the u

. >> bottom line, barrett you all were convinced that he knew the difference between right and wrongn he pulled those triggers. >> yes, sir. >> without a doubt. >> it's interesting because all of this can be used on an appellate record to say look, perhaps the jury didn't use the right standard, et cetera. i think the conviction will hold. greg, so the burden is on the defense to prove that he was insane and in fact, specifically did not know the difference between right and wrong at the time that he committed -- the jurors saying hey, we felt like this guy was pulling the same stuff, drinking, drugs. >> yeah. you can be insane but have moments of clarity and know what you are about to do, and that's what i think they're saying. we do have to rethink our mental health system because this guy had been temporarily held and released. and he was a messed-up dude. people knew that. but this is also reminiscent of you know what we're seeing now, how people can gain infamy from killing famous people or doing something shocking. in a way this is no different than the spree killings or mark d

barrett >> there was no gunshot wound according to the corner his injuries are described as traumatic in her fifties described as the victims) was also found critically injured inside the residence. >> and the entry way inside the front door and distress but she was alive. >> i miss that i feel bad about it. >> reporter: the man who lives next door tells me he regrets not being home with his neighbor needed him. >> because i love to work but 20 minutes before the incident happened. i wish i was there i could help push the guy from on top of him and say my neighbor's life. >> reporter: and that is a bb gun and a bicycle belonging to the suspects were found at the scene a 27 year old san pablo resident with no ties to the two victims is not in custody in connection to the case. >> the big screen in the back of the house appears to have had bad at exit and entry what i say it went wrong most home invasion guards do not and in homicides. >> pam: said francisco police san francisco public defender says police stepped over the line went dead are arrested a homeless man who was sleeping on a

police say it was friday when three masked gunmen entered the restore on sutter and paul barrett >> they went through dree cases in other parts of the store and were able to flee with the tunnel, a jury at that time. >> reporter: on wednesday afternoon 3 massed our man rock tiffany jewelry store. police are aware of the similarities but not ready to say that they are connected. >> the suspect for armed with handguns and covered their faces. we are not stating that they are connected at this point. >> reporter: other businesses in the area are concerned. fashion designers have been at this area for more than two decades. >> i want to see more police watch. >> reporter: this area is covered with security surveillance cameras and they are revealing during the investigation. >> reporter: at this point, he is just happy that no one is hurt. reporting live from the hall of justice. >> pam: it has happened again. the bay area woman known as the serial stowaway have been busted again for sneaking onto a flight >> pam: 0 local school districts getting behind the controversy all vaccination policy

more information and more details on that mysterious goal that made its way to the bay area birds barrette measles. >> pam: the general manager at each and all says the staff is in constant contact with health officials. they are also keeping a close tab on their employees. >> early on the lookout for symptoms and majority came back voluntarily as did that they are not concerned occurred so it's not a problem. >> pam: we will continue to track the spread of measles in california. for more information you can hit to our web site. >> pam: new details on the mysterious and tool-coated bay area birds. plus in north bay school raising the bar when it comes to healthy eating. at the lunch program next. bulldog: what what? mattress discounters presidents day sale ends presidents day? but mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! comforpedic... icomfort... posturepedic hybrid... and wow! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. matt

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i will give my time the barrett. >> you are also so personal in public and private. i'm going to ask you utabout the china policy and talk about the new newable fuel standards. we appreciate your accessibility and look forward to the interchange. >> i recognize the gentlemen from new york. the ranking member of the environment subcommittee. >> thank you for holding this hearing on and welcome administrator mccarthy. we appreciate your keene intellect. thank you for being here to discuss the fiscal year 2016 budget request for the agency. the epa plays a vital role for the citizens and maintaining the resource base that spans our society and our economy. as you state in the opening of your testimony, public health and a clean environment are very late. i agree. and the record of environmental achievement and economic growth over the years demonstrates that environmental protection is consistent with a strong and vital economy. in fact if we are willing to make investments in vital infrastructure such as the drinking water source water protection sewage treatment and w

staal, you strongly pointed to the bar barrettity of selling child girls, as young as 10 years old and is there any guesstimate as to how much of this abuse is going on and what happens when there is a rescue. some young 12-year-old who has been so brutally abused finds their way particularly in the area of psychological treatment you mentioned that generally for those who are suffering trauma of war and i'm wondering an additional question is it a faith-based response muslim or christian, with best practices for psychological help? one of the things i've learned being in trafficking shelters all over the world is that the healing process the sense of personal reconciliation with trauma -- but not reconciliation, but reconciliation with how you are a victim and you are not in any way responsible for this happens more effectively in a faith-based setting where there is also the best psychological practices by psychologists being employed and i'm wondering what we're doing along those lines and if you could speak to the trafficking part. mr. staal? >> yes. thank you. critical issues that

. >> speaking of oil, check out shares of bill barrett.company. the stock is down today. earnings are weaker than expected. at least 50% to preserve their balance sheet. a 50% cut in future developments. >> we're hearing all sorts of cap ex and then also taking a look at u.s. silica. it's a provider of sand to fracturing. weak results. raising its bad debt expense. u.s. silica saying it will no longer give ebida guidance because of lack of visz eblt into the oil and gas markets. you pair this brian, with what we're hearing from chevron. just the biggest bond offering by a u.s. produce arer. $6 billion in bonds because it's shoring up its balance sheet in case of further oil decline. >> you know that silica market the sand market for fracturing is not a very big market. you got a lot of little guys like one-off trucks. the fact that they do not have visibility into their customers means their customers don't have visibility into their own business because they would tell them. >> take a look at silica. >> the ticker on that one. then also t

historians, the guinea with james rhodes, through gibson and barrett, all have drawn the same conclusion about columbia. both sides are at fault. the confederates did fire the cotton, and the union did let the cotton burn. there is more than enough blame to go around. and yet this doesn't seem to be a good enough explanation for so many people. there is almost -- there is a sort of passive voice inherent in this. is it because if everybody is to blame, then nobody is to blame? is there some utility to the long-standing sense of victimization that i would argue has permeated columbia, and a real contrast to atlanta? it struck me that atlanta largely moves on, gets over being burned, excess and that is the thing that put atlanta on the map. columbia clings to it with more anger. isn't that -- is it that? who burned columbia? 150 years later, it depends on who you ask. theory -- thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much for those stimulating thoughts about that problem of deciding who lit the match. our next speaker is a wonderful historian who comes to us from massachusetts by way of te

if isis is resolute in their bear barrett -- bar barrett, we need -- barbarity, we need to be resolute. to think that not funding the department of homeland security is disgraceful. the secretary of the department of homeland security came to our lunch just a day or two ago. and he said, trying to operate this department, the department of homeland security, with this temporary funding is like trying to drive a car with a gas tank that only holds five gallons and you don't know where the next gas station is going to be. well that's what he's up against. and so the department of homeland security is unable to fund critical, necessary investments. so what is the issue? what is the political issue that is so important to the republicans that they would stop the funding for the department of homeland security? well i'll tell you what the lead issue is. the lead issue is dreamers. 14 years ago i introduced the dream act. i said, if you were brought to america as a child a toddler an infant, a small child by their family and they didn't file the papers so that you could be legal in america a