where somebody from dhs goes to learn supply chain and some mid level executive comes to dhs. this is what i do with cyber. i think that's the model. i think you need to have -- we're so worried. and i understand it. i'm a prosecutor by background. and so i understand the concern about corruption. i think there has to be a way to put the necessary safeguards in place that allow the government to ability to actually have. we do an awful lot of talking about the private sector it's a big eye roll to my clients. because they say we talk about it, don't to. we need to get the private sector to commit to let us borrow their expertise. we need dod to let us borrow their expertise, put it in the department, and it's the best way if you want to build faster capability, the best way is by mentoring. have people sit next and help teach them, train them, and mentor them about practically how does it work? >> my question is: what do you think about the terror plots? >> uh-huh. >> how much do you think that's going to impact congress when it comes to reauthorization of the patriot act? >>

and i guess dhs can do that with grant money.l say when we did the benchmarking over the last few years and we confronted a few jurisdictions with governance issues that they had not resolved, i can think of at least one pair of jurisdictions which i won't name that actually fixed the problem. they were kind of shamed into doing it, and they got it done. so i think there is a role to play, but it's a little bit delicate. >> chris, chris str with congress daily. i'm sorry, i'm going t go off subject just a little bit. the terror alert system has been in the news lately, and i guess, secretary chertoff, i'm wondering what you think about should be done with the system, should should it be abolished or what's e base way for the federal government to communicate with state and local partners in the private sector. and secondly, in your experience, did polics ever come into play in raising the aletter level? >> the answer to the second question is, no, never during my tenure in any way, shape, or form. we did it twice. we did it once

read to you directly from the fly leaf of your book. >> read my words. >> such as the pressure the dhs received to raise the security alert on the eve of the '04 presidential election. that's wrong. >> those aren't my words. >> okay. >> read the book. >> it says -- it comes with the book. it's the dust jacket. >> it's the dust jacket. but my words in the book say very specifically, and even some of my friends who -- people -- i understand the concern about the passage, and i understand the concern about my response and my musing, but i'm here to tell you as i said earlier in the book, the system is designed so people who made critical judgments about the information in front of them and about the entire time i was secretary, i believe the system worked. we went up three, four times. you will never know the other times we had the same conversation when people said we ought to go up. we didn't go up. unless there was a consensus based on security, actionable intelligence, we never went up. >> the reason this matters so much to people, it's not just a -- it's not a gotcha thing. i am pers

record for career homers by dh with 270. ♪ >> coming up on "espnews" a wild scene in new york.empers flair and benches clear as the yanks and blue jays rumble in the bronx. two races for the price of one. rockies chasing the dodgers while trying to hold off the giants in the wild card. and michael vick is serving a two-game suspension. how he was age -- able to rejoin the eagles on tuesday. this is "espnews." ♪

dhs and boeing have had three years to show they can secure the borders with technology. it is my understanding that they have at least one more year to do so. if the department reviews boeing sbi net contract for an additional year as expected, which i understand has already been executed. it is time to deliver some results to american people and to congress. i'd like to know how dhs is going to ensure that when boeing delivers the next phase of the net to the government early next year, taxpayer get their money's worth. clearly this administration has inherited a serious challenge, and has some difficult choices ahead. dhs either needs to get sbi net right or find an alternative technology solution that will do the job. along with technology, dhs has committed significant resources in recent years to constructing physical fencing along the southwest border. while they already currently over600 miles of fence and bare yours according to j.o., the department has not systemically evaluated the effectiveness of these bare yours. -- barriers. in roughly $hundredth -- 2.4 bil

and i guess dhs can do that with grant money. i will say when we d the benchmarking over the last few yes and we confronted a few jurisdictions with governance issues that they had not resolved, i can think of at least one pair of jurisdictions which i won't name that actually fixed the problem. they were kind of shamed into doing it, and they got it done. so i think there is a role to play, but it's a little bit delicate. >> chris, chris strum with congress daily. i'm sorry, i'm going to go off subject just a little bit. the terror alert system has been in the news lately, and i guess, secretary chertoff, i'm wondering what you think about should be done with the system, should should it be abolished or what's the base way for the federal government to communicate with state and local partners in the private sector. and secondly, in your experience, did politics eve come into lay in raisinghe aletter level? >> the answer to the second question is, no, never during my tenure in any way, shape, or form. weid it twice. we did it on

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have blown east from the plains over to washington, because just hours after we were interviewing that dhs official who was defending the port's program, homeland secretary janet napolitano suspended the program for 30 days. shements to review the entire process saying that she wants further transparency in this process, and just for house cleaning, i want to point out that we did contact both of these senators and ask them for comment. they were extremely busy, and we did get that final little statement from senator tester yesterday. >> good thing it is. great work. i got to say max baucus, who has come up with a health care proposal today and john tester, the democrats in the senate, they've got a lot to chew over here, as, of course, does senator napolitano. great work, as always. >>> well, coming up at the top of the hour campbell brown. campbell. >> hey there, lou. coming up, we are going to have the very latest on the arrest of the killing of that yale grad stupt. plus, new details about the suspect. we're also going to talk about what could have been a motive in this case. also, new

the first blue jaylineedthomas'a dh at 270. ♪ >> this is "espnews." a wild scene in new york.empers flair and benches cleared in the bronx. rockies chasing the dodgers, and trying to hold off the giants in the wild-card. how michael vick was able to rejoin the eagles on tuesday. this is "espnews." ♪ "espnews" is presented by: >> welcome to "espnews." always available in hd. back alongside robert flores. i'm j. w. stewart. a strange few days in new york, first serena, then roger federer, and then the yankees and blue jays. >> don't forget kanye west. >> back in the old days yankee stadium was the site of some great boxing matches. aaron hill, hits square between the shoulders. ow! second blue jay batter hit. he takes his base. home half of the inning. jesse carlson, throws behind here say posada. and they yankee catch are is like, hey, bro? what's the deal? the benches clear a little bit. trust me. this is just the prelim. later in the inning. o'sad at -- posada at second. here comes posada to score. watch as he crosses home plate. a little chicken win there and makes contact w

record for career homers by dh with 270. ♪ >> coming up on "espnews" a wild scene in new york.empers flair and benches clear as the yanks and blue jays rumble in the bronx. two races for the price of one. rockies chasing the dodgers while trying to hold off the giants in the wild card. and michael vick is serving a two-game suspension. how he was age -- able to rejoin the eagles on tuesday. this is "espnews." ♪ >> welcome to "espnews." always available in hd. back alongside robert flores, i'm j. w. stewart. a straining few -- strange few days in new york, first serena, then federer, and the yankees and blue days. >> and throw kanye west in as well. tuesday, new yankee stadium got a taste of baseball style pugilism. eighth inning. aaron hill, hit square between the shoulders. ow! second blue jay batter hit on the inning. he takes his base. home half of the inning. carlson, the connecticut native, throws behind posada, and the yankee catcher is like, hey, what's the deal? so the benches clear a little bit. this is just a prelim. later in the inning. o'sad na at second. gardner, g

dhs is in a bit of a tough place. they have an obligation to push information out. it often is done in a way that people read it and say, oh, my god, we're about to get hit. we're not about to get hit. i think in the context of this particular plot or cell, there are other individuals of concern to law enforcement. a, they're trying to identify them. b, the ones that they have identified, they're tracking to see what additional information they can come up with. c, they're trying to identify is there any storage facility, warehouse or otherwise, that these individuals are using for a potential plot. a lot of information. law enforcement doesn't know right now. >> well, then why, roger, that alert for sports stadiums, entertainment complexes, hotels, mass transit and storage facilities? >> whenever the intelligence community or law enforcement uncover information about what al qaeda's interest is, either in terms of making bombs or potential targets, in a very generic sense, norah, they have an obligation to push that down to state and local officials. where the disc

the first blue jaylineedthomas'a dh at 270. ♪ >> this is "espnews." a wild scene in new york.empers flair and benches cleared in the bronx. rockies chasing the dodgers, and trying to hold off the giants in the wild-card. how michael vick was able to rejoin the eagles on tuesday. this is "espnews." ♪ "espnews" is presented by: >> welcome to "espnews." always available in hd. back alongside robert flores. i'm j. w. stewart. a strange few days in new york, first serena, then roger federer, and then the yankees and blue jays. >> don't forget kanye west. >> back in the old days yankee stadium was the site of some great boxing matches. aaron hill, hits square between the shoulders. ow! second blue jay batter hit. he takes his base. home half of the inning. jesse carlson, throws behind here say posada. and they yankee catch are is like, hey, bro? what's the deal? the benches clear a little bit. trust me. this is just the prelim. later in the inning. o'sad at -- posada at second. here comes posada to score. watch as he crosses home plate. a little chicken win there and makes contact w

dhs and fbi have no information on any specific targets. when it comes to this investigation, we are learning he has admitted ties to al qaeda and a lot of questions still surrounding it. >> this whole thing started september 11th in new york, homes were raided and they call them real deal terrorists, is the phrase authorities are using. we'll get in depth with the story it later this morning. >>> are america's kids really -- >> it's an eye opener. >> do they not know some of the simplest things. we have a result of a survey of high school students in a particular state but maybe this is a bigger problem. didn't know who the first president was. how many could name -- 77% of the kids surveyed weren't able to -- >> that means only 30% knew. >> 90% didn't know how many justices sat on the supreme court. we'll get into this survey. >> these are answers or questions a lot of people going through immigration in the u.s., 90% pass it. and these are kids in the u.s. in high school not able to answer it. we want to hear from you this morning. go to

the first blue jaylineedrthomasa dh at 270. ♪ >> this is "espnews." a wild scene in new york.empers flair and benches cleared in the bronx. rockies chasing the dodgers, and trying to hold off the giants in the wild-card. how michael vick was able to rejoin the eagles on tuesday. this is "espnews." ♪ "espnews" is presented by: >> welcome to "espnews." always available in hd. back alongside robert flores. i'm j. w. stewart. a strange few days in new york, first serena, then roger federer, and then the yankees and blue jays. >> don't forget kanye west. >> back in the old days yankee stadium was the site of some great boxing matches. aaron hill, hits square between the shoulders. ow! second blue jay batter hit. he takes his base. home half of the inning. jesse carlson, throws behind here say posada. and they yankee catch are is like, hey, bro? what's the deal? the benches clear a little bit. trust me. this is just the prelim. later in the inning. o'sad at -- posada at second. here comes posada to score. watch as he crosses home plate. a little chicken win there and makes contact w

stephanie dh reports. reporter: senator baucus called his heah care reform plan a good beginnin the propos would ruire most individus to buy health insunce or pay a fine. insurers would not bable to deny or canceloverage for sick people. >> is a common sense bill that can pass theenate. >> repter: the proposal has subsidies folower income americans to pay for covage. while there no mandate on employers to pvide coverage, mpanies with more than 50 works fined up to $400 per employee if they don't provi surance. baucus says it's just onof the compromises in his plan. >> on the one hande want employers... we want emplors to keep providing coverage f employee on the other hand, it's... w t to make sure that insuranc is not too onerous for eloyees and the emoyer does not too ealy drop coverage. >> reporter: to help pay f the planthere would be a 35% tax on firms offering high cost health insurance. it would ao raise $93 billion from hlth-care related businees, including $40 billion from the medical dice indury.

they are under the dhs cbp. and the interesting thing for me that has -- and i just want to speak to this as a positive experience is the rollout of all of these surveillance cameras. you can imagine how we were all very concerned about how the public would say, my gosh, big brother. all of a sudden you're putting these huge surveillance cameras in one of the busiest boating sectors, for example, in the entire world, really. people are saying i'm out there having a beer. are you -- or women whatever, there were -- there was a lot of public consternation about the rollout of this and i will tell you our detroit sector chief and cbp, how they rolled it out, they brought in all the affected stakeholders, our local law enforcement officers, the county, sheriffs, obviously the coast guard which is within of your critical partners, our canadian counterparts, everybody, and most importantly, the public and how the public has accepted this now as not an intrusion into their privacy but something they are looking forward

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officials say consolidating the locations will save $163 million over 30 years, and the dhs says it willnds of jobs and opportunities in anacostia and preserving national landmark at the same time. >>> after five decades, the original ledo's in at delphi, maryland, is moving to college park. they have been serving up their traditional square pieces since 1959. the owner says the new location has a better option for him. he will take his cooking staff with him on the move. >>> everybody is talking about this today and we now know that pollet is out and -- that pau la is out and ellen is in. she will join american idol as the fourth judge. she will also keep posting her talk show at the same time. she is funny. she will be great. >> let's talk about the weather. a little sunshine trying to peek through now, some showers picking up in intensity later this afternoon and evening into tomorrow. gray into the first half of saturday, but nice with temperatures back. sleep in, and you will not even notice the clouds. >> thank you for joining us. we will see you back here for "good morning washing

dhs issued a statement about this, saying in part, while dhs and fbi have no information regarding the timing, location, or target of any planned attack, we believe it is prudent to remind transit authorities to remain vigilant. authorities have said for days that they believe this case was the real deal. this would indicate they were right. erica, back to you. >> jeanne, you mentioned that zazi's been meeting with the fbi for three days, or been questioned for three days. i know he's been there this morning according to a spokesperson for his attorney, since 9:00 a.m. do we know at all if he's actually under arrest? >> reporter: well, we have been advised, the media out here, not to stick around, that we won't see anything of him leaving tonight, but we've also been advised not to speculate on what exactly that might mean. erica, back to you. >> jeanne meserve live for us in colorado. jeanne, thanks. campbell? >> erica, thanks. >>> what could make someone so mad at a coworker that he would commit murder? tonight, a closer look at the cop's theory in the killing of a yale grad student.

find many left wing blogs saying even michelle malkin's criticizing michael brown at fema, a lot of dhs nepotism which i investigated and coverednd uncovered myself. and also, you know, you can take a look at my files and see even most recently all of the work that i've done criticizing the porkacrats in alaska, don young and ted stephens. i think my critics suffer from a moral equivalency when they can't take a look at the book i've written and their immediate response is where were you without informing themselves where exactly i was. guess what? bush is not in office anymore, barack obama is, and that's why i wrote the book. >> host: let me ask you specificly about a couple of the photographs, first this with the former governor of illinois, the mayor of chicago, and president obama. >> guest: yeah. i think it was important to set the stage for the atmosphere, the culture, the political machine that barack obama grew out of, and there is a section in the book specifically on the episode involving barack obama, valerie jarrett, his senior white house adviser and con ciglyier from chic

can find many left-wing blogs saying even michelle malkin is criticing michael braun t fema, a lot of dhs nepotism, which i investited and covered and uncovered myself, and also you can take a look at my files tsee, even most recently all of the work i have then criticizing the porkocrats in alaska,on young and ted stevens. think that, i think that my critics suffer from a moral equivalency wh they can't take a look at the book that i have written and tir immediate response is, where were you, without informing themselves abt where exactly i was. bush is not in office anymore. bara obama is and that is why i wrote the book. >> host: let me ask you specifically about a couple of the photographs inside the book. the former governor of illinois, the mayor of chicago and president obama. >> guest: i thought it was very important to set the stage for the atmosphere, the culture, the political mhine that barack obama crew out of and there is a section in the book specifically on the episode invoing barack obama, valerie jarek and thesenior white house adviser and the consigliere from chicago an

trained personnel to look for suspicious activity, so it is the full complement of activities that dhs and other authorities engage in that help defend against it. but this is a dangerous innovation if al qaeda or other terrorist groups decide to use this technique to try to attack sites. >> so what kind of a signal should this send the tsa and department of homeland security? >> well, they're going to have to do some lessons learned from this particular incident and have to watch very carefully how the jihadists begin to use this technique this will mean training personnel to look for this kind of thing. making sure the magnetometers are set for metal in people's bodies. but this is dangerous and folks are going to have to take a close look at this. >> juan zurate, thanks. >> thank you. >> now to a criminal case that dates back more than 30 years and could now turn into an international tug-of-war. france and poland urge switzerland today to let roman polanski go free on bail rather than extradite him to the united states where he faces prison for having sex with an underaged girl. th

a dhs statement about that says in part, "while dhs and the fbi have no information regarding the timing, location or target of any planned attack, we believe it is prudent to remind transit authorities to remain vigilant." law enforcement authorities have been saying since last weekend that they believe this case was the real deal, a real terrorist threat, the fact that zazi admitted ties to al qaeda would seem to substantiate that claim. t.j. and betty, back to you. >> the big question here, is this terror threat real? of course, new yorkers have seen a few false alarms in the past. of course they've gotten used to this in a lot of ways. peter bergen tells anderson cooper why this time this could be much more serious. >> how significant do you think this is, peter? i am and there's a lot of people who are skeptical when they hear about these kind of raids or arrests, oftentimes kind of on further inspection, it turns out to be just a couple guys sitting around talking who never had any access to any weaponry or anything. >> we've seen a lot of parts, anderson, aspirational, not operati

. >> dh roberts and the british monetary economist who talked about money sitting and money on the wing. right now, the money is sitting and it's not causing inflation. if it takes wing, and starts being used to make more loans and deposits and so forth, it will become inflationary. at that point it's got to be mopped up. >> but m 1 is growing fairly rapidly. it's growing quite rapidly. there is a move for money growth that's quite rapid. >> let me inject this. m 1 is growing at double digits. but look, kevin war says let financial market, indicators and asset indicators be the guide. i worry, if the fed targets the great depreg and if the fed targets the unemployment rate, they will never absorb the excess money and we will never get the job done. that's what concerns me. >> they don't have an exit strategy and i don't know how they do when you've got this level of unemployment, bob, how can they withdraw reserves 16 fold. i mean, it's just such a huge -- they would have to sell about $1 trillion worth of bonds to bring it back into tight reserves when you have 10% unemployment. how ar

paul opette is with the dh d.c. and says they can't make it a state to state issue but they are wren couraging immunization and so is dr. offett. >> they can transmit it to patients and then that patient can s.u.v. veer and fatal illness. >> if healthcare workers aren't immune nized by november 30, they could lose their jobs. other states are considering similar measures. some workers are threatening lawsuits, forcing a showdown between the rights of patients and the rights of their caregivers n new york, rick leventhal, fox news. bret: a judge in las vegas is hearing testimony today about allegations that the community group acorn illegally paid canvassers to register voters during last year's presidential campaign. it is illegal in nevada to have a quota for voter registration. the judge will decide whether the case go toes trial on felony charges. former democratic fund-raiser norman hsu has been sent to jail for 20 years for violate campaign finance reforms and it forced hillary clinton to return $8 million of f

dhs says it nor the fbi, however, has any information about the timing, location, and targets of any attacks. back you to, anderson. >> jean, a lot to talk about. has this guy been arrested, zazi? >> reporter: we don't know that, anderson. all we've been told is we should not expect to see him emerge from that building tonight. we do know that an official said earlier today that the feds were exploring what kinds of charges they might be able to bring against him. >> jean, stay with us. i want to bring in peter bergen who is recently back from afghanistan with more to talk about the al qaeda angle. the story, of course, coming to us after an audio tape believed to be from osama bin laden. jean, on the details of this, did the authorities -- the authorities are saying he has ties to al qaeda or connection to al qaeda. do we know what form or connection that is? >> reporter: no. they are saying no more about it. they're still being very close lipped about this investigation because it is on going, anderson. >> peter, how significant do you think this is? i got to say i am, and i think

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dhs issued a statement last night which said in part -- that might seem obvious, but they wanted to emphasize the point. >> now they get a memo to emphasize that. jeanne meserve joining us live. thank you, jeanne. >>> so, from chief executive to chief salesman. yes. president obama hopes to change some attitudes about health care reform, and he is appearing on five television talk shows tomorrow to do just that. live to dan lothian in cnn's office at the white house. dan, the president is pushing hard on health care reform. does he have to change his message? we have so many bills out there it seems and so much discussion as to what to do. >> reporter: we've really seen the president kind of sharpen his tone this week. on thursday, he got to mostly a young audience at the university of maryland all fired up as he was pushing for health care reform. then as you pointed out he's hitting all the talk shows, the sunday morning talk shows, five of them, to be exact, where he'll be talking about a number of issues but in particular health care reform. the white house does believe that there are a l

>> anderson, just hours after that dhs official was on camera with us defending this program, homelandecurity secretary janet napolitano put all on ice for at least 30 days until she can review just how these decisions were made. she said, she wants "further transparency" in this process. so a big change there. a big retreat there. >> do we know why the change of heart? >> i -- there was some press reports. certainly we were on the case. but i think the kicker, anderson, was that another democratic senator from a border state, north dakota's byron dorg dorgan, sent the homeland security secretary a note saying you're spending money like a bottomless pit. that got her attention. and i think that pressures what led to it. >> all right, drew, thanks for the report. >>> next, doctors and dollars. one m.d. takes on health care costs saying greety physicians are to blame for the problems. everything changed. i didn't know what to do. right about then, our doctor mentioned the exelon patch. he said it releases medicine continuously for 24 hours. he said it could help with her cognition which

is there some kind of a plan available under dhs to help some of these states like michigan, california others that are struggling? i don't want anyone not to get it because of state budget concerns. >> congressman, through the resources that congress has provided and through the resources from the department of health and human services, the vaccine will be free. distributed to the states free. they are not expected to have a cost share. i think there has been a cost share associated with their purchase of anti-virals which are in the stock pile but not with the vaccine. the vaccine is free. there may be an administration fee by the provider but there is no fee to get the vaccine. >> what about the anti-viral then? >> states have purchased anti-virals over the years in a stock pile. those are being pushed out as we speak. the department is continuing to replenish that stock pile. >> no states smould have to worry about not being able to afford or acquire the anti-virals? >> that's right. >> it's traditional flu season and people are getting their shots. is there some kind of waiting pe

but this is just when playing the dh position. not really a position, just a hit. sox win 10-0.r multi homer game, clay buchholz, 4-0 in his last five starts. the orioles just 4 and 21 in road games against a.l. east teams. the florida gait on ors look every bit the part of the national champion on saturday. in a 62-3 win. albeit against charleston southern. on tuesday, they were the clear number one in the brand-new a.t top 25. the gators get 56 of a possible 60 first place votes. so oklahoma state jumps to fifth. their highest ranking sincep 1985. ole miss is nown sixth. their highest ranking since 1970. ohio state is ranked for the 755th week in the pole. breaking a tie with michigan for most appearances all time. look to byu. they beat oklahoma. they jumped all the way to number nine. >> the injuries piling up for oklahoma. themll miss the rest of season had surgery to repair torn cartilage in his right knee. last year, gresh ham, a second team all american. he was considered a top nfl pros tect before he decided to return to school. now quarterback sam bradford hurt as well

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ortiz tied frank thomas for the most homers by a dh. 2669. the red sox had a season high six home runs, and achieve a franchise first by achieving five home runs in the first three innings, the last team to do that in baseball was the 05 rangers. >> taking a look at the a.l. wildcard as it stands at the motorhome. the red sox have a two game advantage over the rangers. >> the story of the u.s. open has been melanie oudin, the 17-year-old is the youngest american to reach the quarters is since serena williams in 1999. let's not forget our elders. 27-year-old serena entered the defending champ looking for her fourth open, and 12th grand slam title. to establish that she'll have to start by beating flawfia pen net a. who has the toughness to send her home. the italian fought her off to get here. seris rena serving. 7 aces in the match. but this time she's got penneta on the run. serena hasn't lost a set in the open this year. second set, serena leading 3-2. penneta didn't convert won break opportunity. both players here chasing the ball down. st

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shortly after the dhs defended the project to cnn on camera, the secretary pulled the plug, orderingartment makes spending decisions. drew griffin, cnn, scobey, montana. >> all right, and now, to be clear, cnn tried to get comments from the two u.s. senators from montana for two weeks before that project was put on hold, and the only response that we received you heard in the report. >> wow. >> good stuff from drew griffin. >> drew griffin out in the middle of nowhere, tracking down this money. great piece there, drew. >>> we do want to check our other top stories this morning. an afghan national from colorado at the center of a terrorism investigation facing more questions from federal authorities. cnn has learned officials think the target of the alleged plot could be new york city's subways and trains, places without tougher airport-like security. the fbi not commenting now, but sources say they think the plot involves "real deal terrorists." >>> police in california say that two different cadaver dogs each working on its own, showed interest in the same spot on phillip and nancy

it says right in the beginning, in light of the ongoing investigation in new york city, dhs and the fbi it's pruntd to remind -- home made explosives which have been utilized in previous terrorist attacks. what they're talking about is hmtd. >> you have become quite the chemical expert. >> when i was going through the explosives school they teach you these things. remember the shoe bomber? remember on the soles of his shoes, he had explosives on his shoes. and on the suicide attacks on the london sun wabway, that's w they were talking about. >> this has got everyone worried that there could be a terror cell that's operating in other parts of the u.s. now. they found this one and they're investigating this. should we be concerned? i mean how big of a deal is this. >> when i was on the task force, people used to today, mike, what's going on? i said if you knew what was going on sometimes, you wouldn't leave your house. but the fbi and the atf had a good handle on who's involved in this. that's when they pulled the trigger when they did and hit those three locations because they will do th

shortly after the dhs defended the project to cnn on camera, the secretary pulled the plug.a full review of how her department makes spending decisions. drew griffin, cnn, scobey, montana. >>> all right, so to be clear, cnn tried to get comments from the two u.s. senators from montana for two weeks before the project was put on hold. the only response we received was what you heard in that report. >>> a medal of honor recipient joins his brothers in arms. in about a half hour, army sergeant 1st class jared monti will be inducted into the pentagon hall of heroes. president obama presented a posthumous medal to sergeant monti's parents yesterday. was recognized for actions above and beyond the call of duty in afghanistan, losing his life trying to save a wounded soldier. >>> and even as the nation honors such selflessness, questions have been raised by our highest award for combat valor, namely, why are so few medals of honor awarded for the afghanistan and iraq combats? and why aren't more awarded to living troops who fought there. more from our pentagon correspondent, barbar

u apndo t dh >> let's get to the boardstw or ne otwor things goingouto t yo know about. in the northeast area, there are already airport delays out for all this rain and that spiraling low along the coastline. so, make sure you check with your air carrier. we think it will get worse as the day goes on. here's the good news for boston. this low will be shredded apart by the area of high pressure just above it. boston never gets into the heavy rain, even though they get showers today. new york city will get its fair share of wind and rain. and that worst shot, to philly, throughout the day. the weekend is cooler. we start to get rid of all the warm air along the west coast, by the time we get into sunday. by tend of the weekend, the west coast gets slightly cooler temperature. and all of that rain going into south texas right now, moves into north and central texas. the entire a >>> we do have some have your bands of showers dissecting the city from southeast to northwest. we will be in the 60's. upper 70's customer all that weather was brought to you by the national assoc

we are a component agency of dhs.o, low-profile, normal training exercise does not garner national command and control. >> in the future, do you think you'll be notifying them about -- >> as i said, we are -- we are going to back through our procedure. we're going to -- we're going to take a good, hard look at what we did here today and ensure that if we need to modify procedures, if we need to mottfy notificati modify notification, we will do so in the future. >> do you have a recording of the radio chatter, and will you release it to the press? >> there are recordings of it, i'm not sure how much at this point. i've not heard it personally. but i'm sure that in working with our press office, when they generate that, they'll be happy to talk to you about it. >> at any point in time were the words "this is a drill" used or would you make that known in the event that it was intercepted? >> although i have not heard the tapes, our normal procedure is to announce that this is a drill. i have no indication that that wasn'

so i want to urge you to dh demonstrate that you take this obligation to heart. to help small business owners who desperately need loans.s. and who are bearing the brunt of the decline in available credit. to help communities that would benefit from the financing you could provide or the community development institutions you could support. to come up with creative approaches to improve financial education and to bring banking to those who live and work entirely outside of the banking system. and, of course, to embrace serious financial reform. not resist it. just as we are asking the private sector to think about the long term, i recognize that washington has to do so as well. when my administration came through the door, we not only faced a financial crisis and costly recession, we also found waiting a trillion dollar deficit. so, yes, we had to take extraordinary action in the wake of an extraordinary economy crisis. but i am absolutely committed to putting this nation on a sound and secure fiscal footing. and that's why we're pushing to restore pay as you go

çguest: dhs did not do that muh with the patriot act.more directed to the department of justice and intelligence agencies. another area where there is a lot of misunderstanding, and i will often ask people, what is the exact part of the patriot that you object to and i find that people have a hard time articulating it because they do not have a particular provision in mind. most of what the pitch redact dealt with was sharing information, making sure we did not have -- with the patriot act dealt with was sharing information, making sure we did not have a repeat of 9/11. the other major element of the page redact was upgrading for technological change. there were certain things you do with telephones you could not do with voice over internet. we had to make sure that you did not create in a scene -- and asymmetry, where people who do things on the internet are immune from being scrutinized in the where the people on the telephone can be. but there's nothing in the act that undermines civil liberties and nothing in the act that is unconsti

remold is the dh today. brian robbers returns to the lead-off spot. felix pie drop downs to second.as been the clean up hitter.    now, for the texas when you talk about power, nelson cruz is a player that i don't think anybody thought would hit 30 home runs in a season. whether you see the pitch he drove out of the ball bark there. drives it over the scoreboard, which is tough to do. you wouldn't think he could have lifted the ball that well, but he does hit the long ball, as you said, and four home runs over his last 7 games. the orioles have to contain him, and of course guthrie has had trouble with the home runs of late, so hopefully he can handle cruz to today. >> you see today nelson cruz is down there in right field hitting 8th in the line-up. hank blalock returns to the line-up hitting .238. 23 home runs and 58 rbis, and she a free agent at the end of the season. of course omar advice kell, what a terrific player he's been for a long time in manager like baseball. when we come back, roc will join us next here on masn. the new mcdonald's bacon and che

shortly after the dhs defended the project to cnn on camera, the secretary pulled the plug.pending decisions. drew griffin, cnn, montana. >> and to be clear, cnn tried to get comments from the two u.s. senators from montana for two weeks before the project was put on hold, the only response we've received -- that's what you heard in this report. >>> a botched execution leaves a condemned man in excruciating pain as he's poked with a needle 18 times in an unsuccessful effort to insert an i.v, and now there's a controversial plan to try it again. >>> and cnn's own rick sanchez is all fired up, and he's drawing a line in the sand. >> well, today, thousands of you flipped through the pages of the washington post only to come across a lie so bold and so upsetting that frankly i'm not going to sit here in silence and allow my craft or my news operation to be unfairly maligned. because enough is enough. and yes, i'm talking to you, fox news. these days, wouldn't it be great if saving money happened as automatically as everything else? at bank of america, it practically does. use th

is there some kind of a plan available under dhs to help some of these states like michigan, california, others that are struggling? i don't want anyone not to get it because of state budget concerns. >> congressman, through the resources that congress has provided and through the resources from the department of health and human services, the vaccine will be free. distributed to the states free. they are not expected to have a cost share. i think there has been a cost share associated with their purchase of anti-virals which are in the stock pile but not with the vaccine. the vaccine is free. there may be an administration fee by the provider but there is no fee to get the vaccine. >> what about the anti-viral then? >> states have purchased anti-virals over the years in a stock pile. those are being pushed out as we speak. the department is continuing to replenish that stock pile. >> no states smould have to worry about not being able to afford or acquire the anti-virals? >> that's right. >> it's traditional flu season and people are getting their shots. is there some kind of waiting p

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i am on medicare and am on the dhs system. they take my $96.46 every month.oint is, i went to a town hall meeting and addressed the fact that we need health care reform or do we need to put some controls on the insurance industry? they seem to be out at cat. looking at c-span yesterday, one of the doctors had a wife that was a doctor and the insurance companies in getting some money from him for liability insurance, and they get money from the senior citizens in the state of medicare, then have to get a supplemental insurance. that costs another -- $300 extra, even if you get a cheap one. out here in texas, i went through six different insurance companies with the spectrum from $800 to $7,100 as an example. for some senior citizens, only getting $700, social security, that is almost half of their social security benefits paid off in insurance. at the other end of it, when u.s. administrator -- when you as a administrator send the bill to medicare or something, as an example in my own case, i had a doctor that sent a bill for $155 and medicare reimbursed him $

çguest: dhs did not do that muh with the patriot act.ore directed to the department of justice and intelligence agencies. another area where there is a lot of misunderstanding, and i will often ask people, what is the exact part of the patriot that you object to and i find that people have a hard time articulating it because they do not have a particular provision in mind. most of what the pitch redact dealt with was sharing information, making sure we did not have -- with the patriot act dealt with was sharing information, making sure we did not have a repeat of 9/11. the other major element of the page redact was upgrading for technological change. there were certain things you do with telephones you could not do with voice over internet. we had to make sure that you did not create in a scene -- and asymmetry, where people who do things on the internet are immune from being scrutinized in the where the people on the telephone can be. but there's nothing in the act that undermines civil liberties and nothing in the act that is unconstit