anunciado que no necesita tener acuerdos con los diferentes estados para implementar su programa s- comm o "comunidades seguras" como ellos lo llaman." ---bajo esta nueva orden, el gobierno federal obliga a las agencias locales a enviar las huellas digitales de sus detenidos a "ice", algo que preocupa a los latinos.. sot "la comunidad inmigrante no va a tener ninguna inspiracion para colaborar con policia local." ---desde que inicio este proyecto, mas de 77 mil inmigrantes han sido identificados y deportados.. y segun estadisticas del departamento de seguridad interna, la mayoria cometio delitos menores.. sot sagnicthe salazar - organizadora, c.m.c. "caminando la calle en luz roja o no teniendo su cinturon de seguridad o lo que sea y eso fue lo que le pasa mi hermano, simplemente por estar manejando muy rapido fue deportado y fue quitado de su familia" ---sin embargo, en delitos relacionados a violencia familiar.. la victima tambien sufre.. sot "llaman a la policia porque sus vidas estan en peligro y la policia las arresta a ellas, llevandolas a la estacion, tomando sus huellas digitales

. >>> my father made a comme commentabout his long-lost brother, my uncle eddy, and said that he thought he was still alive but hiding from the fbi, and i questioned why he would be hiding, and he said, don't you remember? he hijacked that airplane. >> that, marla cooper, speaking on her uncle. a man she believes to be d.b. cooper who famously hijacked a plane in 1971, parachuted out of it with a couple hundred grand in tow. the only successful hijacking in u.s. history. with that said it does not mean it's the fbi's most interesting story from j. edgar hoover to swatching russian spies, all in our next guest's book "the secrets of the fbi." joining us, ronald kessler. if d.b. coop sir not the most compelling story, is there clearly another that is that story? >> the most astonishing thing in the book is, how the fbi breaks into homes and offices apds even embassies to plant bugging devices without getting caught and shot as burglar and equally astonishing, the fbi actually gave that to me, although the fbi director approved giving me that material, it's about 20% of the book and it's ju

during the third attempt we decided would fly over the runway and see whether it was free mechanical comm pass it was still operational and we marked a tentative landing course which we saw on the street was clear and braced up for the touchdown on the fourth attempt was a success through so tell me can you say you were lucky to be flying that specific model lity you won five four is there anything about this design that helped you land it successfully someone i'd like to say once again that this particular plane saved lives with this specific plane yes precisely this model it's very reliable obsolete cold is it. well the smart plan stop turning out these i crafts as late as two thousand and eight yes it's not fleet model but it's some thirty years old isn't it yes its first regular flight took place in one thousand nine hundred ninety two forty years yeah forty years to is just obsolete it has three engines it consumes more fuel than foreign made aircraft but the plane is highly reliable situations like the one we've faced because there really nothing like this is going to happen any mor

. >> it threatens sluggish commes here and in europe and igniting fear of a new financial collapse amongsthe jittery investors who are watching their retirement accounts rise and fall and the british 85ulent said started in europe and now washing up on all shores. >> the huge overhang of debt mean that is the recovery will be taking longer and harder than hoped. markets are waking up to the fact and this makes it a dangerous time for the global economy since 2008. french president sarkozy and german chancellor merkel plan to meet to discuss plans to solve the european debt crisis. they are buying spanish debt that will stabilize the situation before it explodes in a lehman brothers style collapse. >> this is not lehman brothers. europeans have a clear picture of the debt problem and know where the debt is. >> but economist said europeans need to do more to stabilize the financial markets. until that happens, the wild ride may just be starting and not ending, bret in >> hold on tight, adam, thank you. >> u.s. attorney dennis burke is opposing the motion of the family of murdered patrol troo

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. >>> the woman no comme from the d.a.'s office. i'll be back in one hour. we'll take you to washington, d.c. glue where you will hear from a musical pioneer, who is still packing the house with a sound known as go-go. known as go-go. stay with cnn. captions by vitac www.vitac.com >>> your financial security depends on your job and americans are looking to washington for answers. welcome to "your $$$$$." president obama saying this week that he'll announce a new jobs initiative in september. john king is cnn's chief national correspondent. americans need help now. the president apparently is going to offer something next month. what's the delay? >> next month because the president says he wants to talk to his economic advisers. they're reaching out to ceos. the white house says this will not be a repackaging of things the president has put on the table. ali, you know those well. extending the payroll tax cut, which the administration says will not only put money in pockets, but hope to create jobs, extending unemployment insurance for people out there frustr

that's the theme of comm demonstrations across the country today. new violence is raging. government sni snipers and tanks. hillary clinton says syria's government is responsible for more than 2,000 deaths since the unrest started mid march. >>> and back in this cup, oppressive heat from new mexico to north carolina. more than a dozen states are sweltering through another brutally hot day. texas is right in the middle of it all. july was the hottest month ever recorded in the state. with air conditioners on full blast, electricity use has surged. and some utilities are actually asking customers to conserve right now on power. >>> so we want to take a closer look right now on the better than expected jobs report for july and the stock market's reaction. the dow rallied at the open after yesterday's 512 point free-fall. alison kosik, let's start with the jobs report. break it down for us. >> we saw the reaction on wall street, we saw the dow jump as much as 172 points on that better than expected jobs report. that showed that 117,000 jobs were added last month. the unemploym

Ãon te wour i also like to comm our other partners who share our vision on security.rder to achieve srtocess we encourage the t.s.a. to reach out to the indce atry subject matter experts in a truly meaningful dialogue while policies are being shaped not after the fact. i think these recent successes are a great example of that. we all have much in common on risk-based security. Ãon te are te. partners, and we'll bring .a thank yo70 >> thank you, sean, for the moderation here. and thaent d nou captain mvank the invitation to speak and for the oppor banity to speak on th panel. thank you for your leadership of a.t.a. and slayport and chris thaent d nou for becung here to i have three brief points. the tin ceats are real and evolving, the risk-based security makes sense, and action is criticasuc Ãon te know al-qaeda in particu has focused on aviation gagng backd nea, continue to have interest as we've seen gagng from 9/11 using the aircre ct as a weapon to th attempts with the shoe bomber and then with the cin cistmas d, and then the attempts involving the liquia c from

comm lastsited north friday. i will be traveling to two additional places monday and friday. i have also had the privilege of visiting walter reed and meeting with our wounded warriors. finally, i have established, i think, a regular dialogue with congressional leaders up on the hill and have built a very close working relationship with the service chiefs and secretaries. i meet with them on a regular basis. i have been truly impressed with the expertise and the professionalism of the department of senior leaders. i am proud that we are going to build on this terrific team in the work -- in the weeks ahead. just yesterday, the president announced that he will nominate ash carter to be my deputy secretary of defense. the senate confirmed the next chairman and vice-chairman of the joint chiefs along with some other folks that were approved, and i am very pleased that the senate was able to rapidly approve those nominations. i have had the honest -- the honor of administering the oath of office to several people this morning. these people give me a sense of confidence that we wi

mentioned earlier in this interview that this downgrading of the credit rating was not necessarily a comme on the u.s. ability to pay its debt but on theolitics behind the paying of the debt. who controls a standard and poor's? whether politics? gut: they're not political. they do research and analys on business trends. if you are a large company and you want to go to the debt market and buy bonds or issue bonds, they will come in, look at your books, analyze them, and put out a report saying that you are aa or single way or aaa, whatever your credit rating might be, and with sovereign debt, government debt, they do the same kind of analysis. they look at the u.s. government or the canadian or british governments, whatever it may be, and analyze the finanal position and the ability and willingness to pay. is not terribly political but what they are is in the case of government debt, it is not that they have a lot of affirmation that everyone else does not have a, because they are just one group of researchers. it is not like they have great insight into what going on with u.s. government t