to my left, she will be on later on in the program, but we will start with dianne feinstein, the onlyoman who was ever held the mayorship of the city of san francisco. united states senator. [applause] start with the man who most recently left this job and went on to become the lieutenant governor of california, gavin newsom. [applause] frank jordan, former mayor frank jordan, former police chief of the city of san francisco. [applause] and my colleague from the legislative years and mayor of sanford says go, are new and tho san francisco. [applause] now that the stage is set, it is time clearly for prayer. reverend james, please come and give us the invocation. >> the per i offer todrayer i os on behalf of the more than 800 organizations in the city of county of san francisco. many of the agencies have served the people of san francisco for over 100 years. let us pray. got we come to you and prayer for our mayor, and when we. edwin lee. -- god, we come to you in prayer. as he renews his commitment to serve as our mayor, we ask you renewal his zeal for public service. grant him good h

sincerely yours, diane feinstein, united states senator -- dianne feinstein, united states senator."plause] >> i don't know what to say. i'm so overwhelmed. it really feels good to get some recognition from the politicians and top politicians. i'm glad that i lived to see this day. [applause] and i want to thank all who have made this day possible, including all the people at the library that put this event together. thank you very much. [applause] >> now, i would like to introduce the driving force behind this program, and award- winning, internationally known storyteller, recording artist, and educator. she is a truth teller and an artist for social change. she has made it her life's work to tell history through the words of its off forgotten witnesses. zero two one-women shows -- she wrote two one-women shows. she told the true story of the 1955-1956 montgomery bus boycott through the eyes of four women. please help me welcome her. >> i guess you are wondering why i'm standing here. [inaudible] my teachers have been teaching me a lot about standing up for what is right. it was a w

this was a demonstration outside of dianne feinstein's office. and demanding it not be torn down. the new deal moved in and gave rural areas water and electricity. this is one in modock county and we have cheaper electricity. and then, there were sustainable communities, people think they are discovering this at this time. this one was done in georgia. this is one in maryland green belt outside of washington d.c. this is right outside of the co-op. and then urban roads like this in the los angeles river and this is being built. this is mira loma park. this is lark merced blvd. it's all made of clay. it's going to slump. these are the roads built in the oakland hills. nate, red woods. skyline. and enabled them to go up and develop the hills. the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oak

un fraude"=== rubio es el primer republicano en unirse a una propuesta de ley de la senadora dianne feinstein los que se aprovechan de los inmigrantes. entre otras medidas criminalizaria a los que enganen a los inmigrantes haciendose pasar por abogados o personas acreditadas e impone multas o penas de hasta 5 anos de carcel a quienes lo hagan. ===sot sen. marco rubio florida, 2:33 "una persona que esta en este pais que no entiende el idioma que es nuevo, que posiblemente no tenga enlaces de familia o en la comunidad es vulnerable a este tipo de fraude"==== la esperanza es que inmigrantes como melvin se atrevan a denunciarlo. ===sot cristina londono, washington d.c. "el senador rubio dijo que despues de esta ley le gustaria impulsar otras bi- partidistas para ayudar a los inmigrantes, incluyendo a los jovenes que calificarian para el dream act, al que el se opone segun afirmo, por la manera en que esta escrito. en washington, cristina londono, telemundo"==== cu --el caso de trayvon martin, sigue dando mucho de que hablar. take vo --y es que en esta ocasin sale a la luz un vdeo clave que podra

and we are kicking off on thursday april 5 at 10:00 with an event that will be led by senator dianne feinstein who is chairing the centennial committee. she supported both the cable car system and bringing streetcars back and has continued to be a strong supporter. i had the opportunity to meet with her a couple of weeks back and she asked detailed questions about the fleet -- she is very dial them and we are are to have her leading the effort. what we will be doing is introducing back into the fleet car no. 1 which first appeared on the streets in 1912. it has been meticulously restored. it is waiting for this event and we will be able to take a ride up the embarcadero and it will be back in service. that is april 5, 10:00 on the embarcadero. we will do that and from of the market street railway museum and i look forward to seeing you all there. >> any questions or comments? >> i had one question asked of me which i did not know the answer. we have been doing a fair amount of work and getting support from legislators about disabled parking placards and the abuses thereof. one of my neighbors

---las senadoras demcratas barbara boxer y dianne feinstein unieron sus fuerzas hoy en una conferenciaa para hacerle frente a los ataques al cuidado de salud a las mujeres. vo --ellas son parte de mas de una decena de senadoras que estan en contra de una enmienda que al parecer disminuira el acceso a servicios mdicos para mas de 20 millones de mujeres. --la enmienda es propuesta por el republicano roy blunt, quien dice que la idea es que los empleadores puedan "optar por no" usar los beneficios federales que violan las creencias religiosas y morales de empleados. --segun los republicanos, la propuesta cambiara muy poco en el sistema de cuidado de salud pero la controversia tendra que ver con la reforma de salud del presidente obama que requiere que los empleadores incluyan cobertura de anticoncetivos en sus seguros mdicos sin tener que pagar un "co pago". --la enmienda de blunt podria llevarse a votacion esta semana., asi que estaremos al pendiente. blanca live --esta es la informacion sobre esto por ahora cesar...regreso contigo. topvo ---en california la senadora estatal de san diego

want to thank my colleague, senator collins an s rockefeller, intelligence committee chairman, dianne feinstein forll cooperative work in getting us to this point the we are going to be privileged to hear from all three shortly. i also want to thank, senator carper, not here yet fo ldershi contributions to this effort. and i want to thank the witness whose are here, we have chosen -- the witnesses, deliberately -- because nay have hold differing points of view o legislation, we have crafted. and the challenges we face. and we look forward to their testimony. so, this act of 2012 does several important things to beef up our -- our defenses. and the wlegrnd of cyberspa cyberspace. it ensures the cybersystems that privately owned and operated ey here.ucture are secured. privately owned and operated -- cyberinfrastructure. can well be, probably, some way will be the target of an enemy attack. it its it is today the target of economic exploitation. and we have got to work together with the private sector better secure those systems, both for their own defense and for -- for our national defense. in

and also, on thursday april 5 at 10:00, between the embarcadero and stores street, senator dianne feinstein and mayor lee will post an opening ceremony for the celebration of the real way. now to update you on projects that are showing exciting changes along the waterfront. first, the cruise terminal project. the cruise terminal meet and greet event is held at pier 29.5 on march 20. and it was 10 by approximately 60 neighbors. a good turnout. there were power point presentations. you can check the web site for up sites on all construction related activity, and that is ouat www.dpw.org. in terms of the project schedule, the short transformer has been disconnected, and the equipment has been stored off site. demolition is under way. it will be completed around april. the permit has been approved, and construction permit has been issued. this deal work is expected to begin mid-april. now to move the plant in st. wharf project. the demolition of peerier 36 is well underway. they have begun demolition work of the shut and your building. the pier -- the building should be removed by mid-april. co

. >> dianne feinstein's going to be our guest.ta and john mccain with some tense back and forths today. john mccain thinks the u.s. should be getting involved in syria. we're going to talk to dianne feinstein about what she thinks and the latest intelligence reports these gotten over the last couple of days about iran and some news on what she thinks israel may be prepared to do right now with iran. back to you. >> very important. thank you. >>> when we come back, the biggest solar flare in five years lights up the surface of the sun. why nasa says we might be feeling that storm soon. ♪ ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conserv

the fbi identified 15 other senate targets, including dianne feinstein's san francisco office and speaker john boehner's ohio office. the sender says the powdery stuff that just fell out of this letter along with my calling card is just corn starch and celery salt. but after the 2001 anthrax scare, the fbi is concerned. since the sender says out of 50 randomly selected senators, 10 letters contain the pathogen. warning all who open, it will grow in intensity until the commands are met. you have to say i'm going to continue my campaign until the situation changes. >>> now this is that five page fpi bulletin. still, the fbi expects more packages to be received by members of congress and media outlits. while there's no threat of a weapon of mas destruction. the fbi is not looking out the possibility of a biological threat. ken. >> nobody is taking any chances, that's for sure. >> robert, thank you for that. opponents of capital punishment gathered more than enough signatures to put a ban on the california battle. our poll found 0 5á 1% of voters say they would vote to keep the death penalty.

senator dianne feinstein is expressing concern about research conducted by the national park service.t is over an environmental review that will ultimately determine the fate of the oyster company in marin county. in that report, audio levels were inflated to make the farm look bad in one case researchers substituted a jet ski for the farm's less noisey motor boat. in a letter to the secretary of the interior the senator said the park service has falsified and misrepresented data, hidden science and promoted employees who knew about the falsehoods in an effort to advance a predetermined outcome against the oyster farm. the park service and department of interior are declining to comment. >>> scientists say bees are getting sick from a common class of pesticides. the pesticides used on 90% of corn crops in the u.s. is attack the central nervous system of bees driving down the number of queens and causing bees not to return to the hives. the epa is considering banning the chemicals. >>> it took hours of effort crews have freed a baby whale that got trapped in nets off southern californi

the fbi bulletin identified 15 other senate targets, including dianne feinstein's office and speaker john boehner's ohio office. the sender says the powdery stuff that fell out of this letter along with my calling card is just corn starch and celery starch. the fbi is concerned. since the sender says out of 50 randomly selected senators, ten letters contain the deadly pathogen. warning all who open, my resistance campaign will continue and grow in intensity until these demands are met. the demands mailed from the portland, oregon, area are elusive. i'm going to continue my campaign until the system changes or you catch me. whichever comes first. smiling face. >> now this is that five page fbi pull i bulletin. the fbi expects more packages to be received by more members. while there's no threat of a weapon of mass destruction, the fbi is not ruling out the possibility of a biological threat. >> so this person is not distinguishing between democrats and republicans. he's an equal opportunity terror. >> independents, democrats, republicans, and again, he has been not been specific about

senator dianne feinstein and several state lawmakers. newt gingrich is drastically shaking up his campaign the former house speaker has a new campaign manager and is cutting back his schedule and will lay off about one-third of his staff. instead he is focusing on the party's convention in august. to mayor ron merritt santorum. and a new cnn news poll shows 60 percent of republicans want gingrich to drop out about the same percentage say that ron paul said also ended his bid for the nomination. >>> above the road during the rummies california fund-raising tour today his campaign confirmed laptops and i had it containing sensitive information and for stolen from a rental car last week in san diego. romney's campaign says they're not worried about the information being leaked that- does not appear to be politically motivated. a bizarre incident today headed from new york to los vegas. the captain began behaving erratically and was locked out the cockpit. witnesses saying when the pilot couldn't get back and he started screaming about al qa

here are the number of women running for reelection starting with dianne feinstein, debbie stabenow, look at the women candidates that may end up the democratic nominees in wisconsin. tammy baldwin, shelly berkeley, elizabeth warren in massachusetts. there was some talk of recruiting shelly pingry in maine, that didn't happen. it does seem clear to me that democrats realize this is their road to stay in control. >> well, democrats realize it, but women realize how important it is. and i think with as many polarized candidates and polarized issues in people that are out there in this campaign season, women tend to buck that trend. they are more fair-minded, they are even tempered and that's what people need to realize in washington that folks are willing to buckle down and get work done. >> as a woman candidate running in the early '90s and, you know, i'd say almost a full generation ago. what were the obstacles in the south that you face that you think women now are not facing. >> well, i think regionally it is different as a woman. but i also think that back when i ran first and sta

senators including dianne feinstein and barbara boxer demanding $4.6 million in proposed cuts to the program be restored. tsunami monitors in the ocean help warn of this event, rapidly rising waters out in santa cruz harbor. after last year's earthquake that took place in japan, the senators wrote a letter of protest to the senate appropriations committee chairman who says he's worked to get the money back into the budget. >>> alameda county is tabling a plan to force drug companies to take back unused prescription drugs. the board of supervisors decided to hold off until it hears from drugmakers. pharmaceutical companies say the ordinance is unnecessary because people can get rid of unwanted drugs by flushing them. critics say flushing drugs is contaminating the water supply. the proposed plan would make pharmaceutical companies pay for the county's drug kick-back program. >>> it is official. the 49ers santa clara stadium is a go. city council voted last night to approve the lease, budget an terms of the $1.2 billion stadium project. the 68,000-seat facility will be built next to gr

dirky was arrested after being accused of stealing millions from senator dianne feinstein's campaign accounts. the sacramento bee is reporting that dirky is expected to enter a guilty plea as soon as friday. >>> a scare in the sky when a pilot freaks out midair. >> i threw him to the floor. >> the passengers sprang into action. what the airline is saying about the pilot tonight. >> plus, a revolutionary way to fight cancer. stanford scientists think they can help the body destroy cancer cells. >> and you are seeing a man trapped in mud. it has firefighters getting down and dirty. cheeseburger macaroni? [ female announcer ] cheeserburger macaroni hamburger helper. now even cheesier and tastier. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant incident of strange behavior in the air. a jet blue captain who was not at the controls started acting erratically and flipping

dirky was arrested after being accused of stealing millions from senator dianne feinstein's campaign accounts. the sacramento bee is reporting that dirky is expected to enter a guilty plea as soon as friday. >>> a scare in the sky when a pilot freaks out midair. >> i threw him to the floor. >> the passengers sprang into action. what the airline is saying about the pilot tonight. >> plus, a revolutionary way to fight cancer. stanford scientists think they can help the body destroy cancer cells. >> and you are seeing a man trapped in mud. it has firefighters getting down and dirty. you can see >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> there has been another incident of strange behavior in the air. a jet blue captain who was not at the controls started acting erratically and flipping switches in the cockpit. his copilot tricked him into going into the passenger compartment and then locked him out. now, the story from there. >> passengers in the aisle are holding down not an unruly passenger, but the captain of the plane. in the cockpit his copilot radioing an emerge

this year, we will honor senator olympia snie and dianne feinstein with that alice award. also, on october 4, we host a seminar examining the role of women in american democracy, featuring keynote speaker ambassador carol mosley braun. we also today debuted online our newest exhibit in honor of the past and pledge to the future which delves into the 1933 memorial parade, commemorating many women throughout history who indeed have broken these barriers. in the slides behind me, you are seeing just a glimpse of the beautiful banners and i hope you will take the time to go online and see more of them. tonight, we're here to examine the nwp's use of nonverbal communication with cartoons and banners, all very strategically used in the battle for the right to vote. the women of the nwp armed themselves with these working class textiles and cartoons and used thoughtful and commanding written words to communicate their message, which often turned the very words of the administration back on the president. as we're focusing on the cartoons tonight, i would like to mention our ongoi

information sharing provisions in this bill, and we owe a debt of gratitude to our colleague senator dianne feinstein for those provisions. we need to make sure that the industry does a better job of sharing its knowledge about intrusions' and the threat with the government and other private sector members and we need to make sure that the government is sharing more effectively threat information. that will help. it is an essentials part of our bill, but it's not a sufficient part of our bill and that is one of the big differences between our bill and the alternative cybersecurity bill. i just don't know how you can say that you are protecting the vital asset of our country and ignore the critical infrastructure. i would also note that we set the mark very high as to what is considered to be critical infrastructure. we define it as infrastructure the attack of which would cause mass casualties, sevier economic damage and a serious threat to our national security. so it's not like we are trying to sweep in everything. we are covering those industries, those parts of the infrastructure which if attacke

a woman who managed, as campaign treasurer, dozens of promised campaigns including dianne feinstein, estimated a loss of $5 million in the embezzlement. why this went on for years is still a mystery. we did a story back in 2004 that linked her to a phony campaign committee for barack obama. it was unauthorized. he was raising money. yet it took this long. it's a sad case. a lot of campaigns have been wipe the out and feinstein, of course, is suing her. still the fact we saw some closure, we have yet to see what kind of sentence she'll get in the case. >> a little miracle of another kind in washington, d.c., a bill called the jobs bill actually pass whidbey partisan support. what happened? and what is this bill? >> well it was a bill -- it is a bill that's going to obama's desk, we think, as early as this week, and it basically relaxes regulation so that start-ups can get more money, or money earlier in their growth. there's parts of kniss bill and obama came up with some of the ideas in the state of the union. eric cantor grabbed six bills in the house, and called it the jobs act, an

well because it has no legal standing and dianne feinstein had proposed when she discovered u.s. citizens indeed could be caught up in this dragnet essentially extraordinary rendition on the streets of american cities and not only sent to military facilities but sent to these offshore penal colonies abroad. that they insert into the language that u.s. citizens would not be subject to this kind of treatment and that was rejected by both the obama white house and the democratic party so we know from leaks out of carl levin's office he was for a democratic senator a co-sponsor of the bill with john mccain that all of the disputes of the white house were never over whether or not u.s. citizens would be deprived of due process over who would decide which citizens were going to be subject to that treatment and which citizens would be exempt the white house wanted that authority they got it once they got it they signed a bill and you know something i find really interesting is as unprecedented as this law is one people have never even heard of that and you know those who have for the mo

. >>> senator dianne feinstein expressing concern about research conducted dibithe national park schlse told but a environmental review that will determine the fate of the drake's bay oise oiser -- oyster company. in that report audio levels were inflated to make the farm look bad. in a terse letter sent to the secretary of interior today, senator feinstein said quote the park service falsified data and hidden science and promoted employee who's knew about falsehoods in an effort to advance a predetermined outcome against the oyster farm. >> the u.s. fish and wildlife service wants to add long-finned smelt to the endangered species list. they're protected but a new study is in decline now. they're different than delta smelt skpb distinguished by long fins. experts say they play a key role in the food chain. >> the nevada wildlife foundation voted to ban bear hunting in tahoe. this department individual yes shows how they scare bear as way from populated areas and last year nevada began to allow bear hunting. there is now bear hunting banned on the nevada side of the lake. hunters in ou

in a statement, dianne feinstein said this bill is a recipe for disaster.angerously short sided. and says the bill destroys any chance to achieve a balanced solution to delta restoration. >>> we got our first real storm of february. over to our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> we had a good dosing of rain last night. inch in had heavier locations. it was windy. but the winds died down. snow in the mountains. rain here between concord and napa. that is the weather story, the mountains, the winter storm warning stays in effect. the sun came out but in the mountains the clouds are piling up and they are getting a dose of snow. winter storm warning remains in effect. as we go here you can see the system. the next system moves in tomorrow. mainly focused at the mountains. we are on the weakside of this. we will see temperatures in the 50s. snow level 2800 feet and for us scattered showers into had commutes. some today, more scattered showers tomorrow. here is how it looks. 11:00 p.m. tonight, dry. different than last night. tomorrow, 5:00 a.m., the morning co

senator dianne feinstein was among the victims. >>> american civil liberties union says the fbi gatheredntelligence on bay area mosques when agents were supposed to be making friendly visits. the aclu says this wrongly casts a cloud of suspicion over innocent muslims. the fbi says agents were reaching out to the muslim community. >>> more now on the case of that man accused, or arrested for the mass murders in san francisco. looking into whether prosecutors will seek the death penalty. and why recent history shows it's not likely. >> reporter: people came to the home near city college to leave flowers for the victims. just 90 minutes earlier, the suspect, 35-year-old binh thai luc appeared in court. during last year's campaign for da, gasten's opponents accused him of flip flopping on the death penalty issue. >> we're going to treat this case as a death penalty case. if we are appointed. >> my understanding is they're going to review the case shortly and make a determination. >> reporter: in the neighborhood where crime scene tape remains, a memorial continues to grow. there are strong o

senator dianne feinstein was among the victims. >>> american civil liberties union says the fbi gathereda mosques when agents were supposed to be making friendly visits. the aclu says this wrongly casts a cloud of suspicion over innocent muslims. the fbi says agents were reaching out to the muslim community. >>> more now on the case of that man accused, or arrested for the mass murders in san francisco. looking into whether prosecutors will seek the death penalty. and why recent history shows it's not likely. >> reporter: people came to the home near city college to leave flowers for the victims. just 90 minutes earlier, the suspect, 35-year-old binh thai luc appeared in court. during last year's campaign for da, gasten's opponents accused him of flip flopping on the death penalty issue. >> we're going to treat this case as a death penalty case. if we are appointed. >> my understanding is they're going to review the case shortly and make a determination. >> reporter: in the neighborhood where crime scene tape remains, a memorial continues to grow. there are strong opinions, including one

. >>> senator dianne feinstein wants to roll back an antiterror law that allows the military to detain terror suspects indefinitely. in front of a committee she compared that practice to a bay area internment camp her father showed her when she was young. >> i will never remember seeing the infield of the racetrack all filled with little tiny shacks, the barbed wire around the exterior. >> she introduced the due process guarantee act yesterday. it would prevent the military from imprisoning u.s. citizens and green cardholders on u.s. soil without a trial. senator feinstein says right now, she doesn't believe that there's enough support to send this to the full senate. >>> thieves so desperate they are stealing from the dead. a bay area cemetery ransacked and the valuable items snatched off the grave. >>> the bear was so close they could smell it. what a group of tourists did to escape. ,,,,,,,,,, sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got

over 11 years she embezzled money from dianne feinstein and other campaigns spending money on mortgage and a nursing home bill for her mother. she could be sentenced up to 14 years in prison. >>> from the south bay to the middle east, the search for a hit-and-run suspect now extends to dubai and possibly india. sunnyvale police is working with the fbi and u.s. marshals to trackow dn a 25-year-old man. they've issued a homicide arrest warrant. he's wanted in connection with the hit-and-run death of jennifer flores on sunday. flores was inside the suv before she was thrown out and run over. he allegedly boarded a plane to dubai the following day. authorities believe he may try to flee to india. >>> the oakland police will open their first police academy in four years. one academy will not be enough to maintain meager staffing levels. staffing is expected to dip below 600 officers by early next year. chief howard jordan has talked to the alameda sheriff's department about including oakland recruits scheduled to start in october. it would cost the city more than $3 million to graduate 30 a

since her september arrest several nonprofit and political clients including dianne feinstein accusedaccounts. >> the u.s. supreme court could have the final say on shocking images the government wants on significant raet packs. the judge ruled yesterday that forcing tobacco companies to put images of dead or diseased smokers on packs is unconstitutional. the fda approved nine graphic images including a graphic picture of an autopsy table. the manufacturers sued calling it a violation of free speech. the courts agree so far. >> starting today the department of agriculture is requiring detailed labels on 40 of the most popular cuts of beef and poultry. those will list calories, saturated fat, cholesterol, vitamins and carbs. you may not see them on the packages. stores are allowed too list the information near the meat counter. >> makes sense. you should know what you are consuming. time to check back with meteorologist christina loren telling us about a cool start. >> a decent day overall. you don't have to keep the umbrella all day long. you might want to keep it handy. headed off to

dianne feinstein is briefed regularly on syria. we talked tonight about syria and iran. we spoke swrus a few moments before the breaking news about iran's military site. >> the united states cannot be the world's policeman. we still have men and women dying in afghanistan. we're trying to get out of iraq. we played a role in libya. we see is middle east exploding. the key is to get the united nations to pass a resolution, which enables the arab league to go in there. the key is to develop regional bodies, which are responsible, stable and can handle situations like this. i think we can provide hum humanitarian aid, we can provide advice, but in this situation, i do not believe that we could, should commit american lives. and it's interesting, you say that today. we just heard secretary panetta saying that he thinks that this could be three times as complicated as a place like libya, where of course we're now seeing certain parts of libya wanting to split off from other parts. that situation is far from resolved, but what do you know about the syrian opposition? i know we

that was revealed by none other than the senate intel chair, dianne feinstein, who strongly opposes a swap, saying, quote... >> sean: joining me more as we vet the administration's irresponsible handling of gitmo, we bring liz cheney. welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> sean: let's start at the beginning here, that's a promise that then candidate obama and president obama made that has not been phil fulfilled. this is only step one. we have more more than enough material to get to the election day. when you put this together with the new breaking story, doesn't that suggest that the administration has been negotiating with terrorists, which raises a lot of questions that i think the american people need to know about? >> right. i would say, first of all, it's important for people to remember that the reason why he has not closed guantanamo is mostly because the american people stood up and said, we do not want you, mr. president, to bring terrorists onto u.s. soil. we need to be able to hold those terrorists somewhere safe and secure, which guantanamo is. having sai