you're saying you can't prove and you're taking the word of darrell issa over eric holder?man. >> dually elected chairman out of a scam automobile operation. >> is it a good thing for the government to allow these machine guns to get to the hands of the-- >> yes, if the idea was it follow them and find out where the source was and that's done all the time and you know it and i know it. >> and i think that the story is unravelling and as you say, greg, they haven't had to deal with it, the administration because they've been dealing with the debt ceiling. >> yes, it's been completely avoided because we have the other-- the irony it's the most pro gun control administration ever. going after people who cling to their guns and religion and here they are. >> bob mueller, a so-called confirmation hearing later this he can woo. at least they tried to get the finance ow of the hands of these guys. >> and we'll give bob the last word. and some banning certain websites, is that the banning of certain books? make sure to e-mail us at the five@foxnews.com. we'll be right back. ♪ 

and it's an interesting look at the tenure so far of eric holder.talk to you. >> thank you. gregg: a shocking security breach at one of the world's busiest airports. just how did a foreign citizen fly across the country with somebody else's expired boarding pass? and no valid passport. chair of the house homeland security committee, peter craning wants answers and he'll be joining us next. martha: the judge in the casey anthony trial, suspending court indefinitely this morning. what's going on with that? as we learn that the jury will be deliberating through the fourth of july weekend. they must be happy campers in that deliberation room! all that coming up, after this. gregg an observer in the casey anthony trial now headed for the slammer himself, 28-year-old matthew barth let was a spectator -- bartlett was a speculator when cameras captured him flipping the bird at prosecutors, he was dragged out, charged with contempt of court, then brought back in to face the same judge from the anthony trial. >> and what does that symbol that you are projecti

we are getting new reaction to attorney general eric holder's controversial decision to open full scale criminal investigations into the deaths of two detainees in cia custody. critics are calling the investigations unnecessary and politically motivated. catherine herridge live for us from washington. >> reporter: since august 2009 federal prosecutor john durham has been investigating the detention and interrogation program. this is the second such review of that program. he has now investigated the treatment of 101 detainees in u.s. custody and concluded that only two of these cases warrant further criminal investigation. both of these detainees died while in custody, one in iraq and the other in afghanistan. leading analysts say the endless scrutiny and threat of lit gigs that hung over the heads of the cia interrogators could be a risk in the future at a time when they need to taken morris beings because the threat has become more diversified spreading to al-qaida franchises in yemen, somalia and the homegrown component. >> we want our national security and terrorist professionals no

interrogations dozens directly because of those interrogations going too far eric holder is aside to look into two cases and how much would you like to better the chances of those actually going to court anyone actually being charged those are slim to none and then again there's a greater problem to all of this it's the back to those at the highest levels those who make the calls for torture will never be investigated and the only ones who are pursued are low level and it doesn't mean that those on the lower levels who carried out the torturing orders bear no responsibility oh no their hands have blood on them but it's the joke of a word that's become justice that really gets me these this means that according to the obama administration you know the one that was supposed to bring back the rule of law according to them this means that the book on torture has essentially been closed nobody nobody out there is going to be held accountable and so how many times have we heard them say that they want to look forward rather than back those are words that we've heard echoed by leon panetta

definition terrorists or maybe if they want to confront the problem they should start by arresting eric holder and joining me now is none other than larry pratt of gun owners of america the only no compromise gun lobby and washington larry thank you so much for joining us tonight. now i know you are following the ripple effects of the fast and furious program did you expect to see this turned into another excuse for gun grabbing the a.t.f. gives guns to criminals in mexico hoping to trace them somehow after people are killed as of killing one of their own agents and then somehow that gets twisted into a reason to restrict americans gun rights in some leftist does that mean these people let's just look they're doing just so. and what we're finding out about and. continues to grow recently we're. told it will probably some twenty five hundred pounds that it will in mexico under this operation fast and furious no learning probably not a good equal number when used in analysis. and one of those guns were spent at the crime scene and i missed that. and i see agent and even in central mexico. this i

attorney general eric holder is opening to meeting with families with members of the 9/11 attack withllegations that murdoch hacked into their phone records. and they will let actor hugh grant whether he was one of the phone hacking victims. they ordered him to hand over information and his grm girlfriend where a private investigator intercepted phone messages. >>> mike nicco has the forecast. >> let's take a look outside. beautiful day if you like the sunshine as we look toward the east bay, a lack of clouds but not much in the way of pollution. we're going to have a hot day with clean air and we got a game at 12:45 today. >> if you are not going to the game, maybe a walk today. two bay area cities ranked as most walkable in the can country. >> the n.f.l. walkout puts a player's dream on hold. >>> two bay area cities are ranked as the most walkable in the u.s.. >> boston chicago and philadelphia round out the top five. the cities are ranked on how easily they can walk to amenities. survey was down by a seattle company. >> and it will be hikeable in san francisco with all the

attorney general eric holder is opening to meeting with families with members of the 9/11 attack with allegations that murdoch hacked into their phone records. and they will let actor hugh grant whether he was one of the phone hacking victims. they ordered him to hand over information and his grm girlfriend where a private investigator intercepted phone messages. >>> mike nicco has the forecast. >> let's take a look outside. beautiful day if you like the sunshine as we look toward the east bay, a lack of clouds but not much in the way of pollution. we're going to have a hot day with clean air and we got a game at 12:45 today. >> if you are not going to the game, maybe a walk today. two bay area cities ranked as most walkable in the can country. >> the n.f.l. walkout puts a player's dream on hold. >>> two bay area cities are ranked as the most walkable in the u.s.. >> boston chicago and philadelphia round out the top five. the cities are ranked on how easily they can walk to amenities. survey was down by a seattle company. >> and it will be hikeable in san francisco with all the hills.

the attorney general, eric holder is being asked to look into this.violates the foreign corrupt practices act. the temperature is turning up on rupert murdoch and they're calling for an investigation into his u.s. companies, too. >> zain, we're beginning to continue to watch this, and i know you are. if at some point in the next few days you can tear yourself away from world cup women's soccer, u.s. coming out on top yesterday, facing japan on sunday now. in the finals. u.s. defeating france, 3-1, in the semifinal yesterday. it was a nail biter. are you going to dresden for the final match? >> i am. the u.s. team, it will be amazing to see them. they have a magic, ali. they are in top form. they have team spirit, the never say die attitude. they're fit and very, very talented. it's going to be exciting. the other thing, japan, it's a big deal, too. because one of the stories that people are talking about is that the coach shows the japanese team pictures of the tsunami and victims before they play matches and it motivates them to go play. i know you'r

attorney general eric holder confirmed the fbi is investigating allegations murdoch's news corp tried to hack into the phones of 9/11 victims. those and other accusations of bribing police for information led murdoch to shut down his "news of the world" tabloid earlier this week. meanwhile lawmakers in london were forced to issue a summons to murdoch and his son james after the pair refused to appear before parliament to answer questions in its inquiry into the scandal. both quickly complied, a sign from the once fearless father and son that their reign of unchecked influence in england may be waning. this morning news international ceo rebekah brooks, a murdoch favorite, one-time editor of "news of the world" has resigned. >>> continued controversy swirls around the military's don't ask, don't tell policy banning openly gay service members despite congress voting to end the 17-year-old policy last year. yesterday the obama administration asked an appeals court to reconsider an order it made for an immediate end to don't ask, don't tell. the court had ruled since the process of repeal

eric holder was involved in the dismissal of criminal charges against new black panthers. false.bama voted present in the u.s. senate quite often. false. white house science advisor john holdren proposed forced abortions and putting sterilants in drinking water. [laughter] pants on fire. labor union president andy stern is the most frequent visitor at white house. false. america is the only country with automatic citizenship upon birth. false. o'reilly never called george tiller a baby killer, only reporting what others called him. false. only fox news picked up that anita dunn said mao was one of her favorite philosophers. false. nobody at fox news ever said you're going to jail if you don't buy health insurance. that's pants on fire. well, i'll tell you what, they got a lot of [bleeped] correcting to do. the new droid incredible 2. i could use a smartphone with social apps to stay up on what my friends are doing. and it's global, so i'll know what they're doing while they're doing it, even when i travel. i'll have to act surprised when they tell me stuff. i don't have a good su

that was attorney general eric holder exactly a week ago admitting the justice department had begun preliminaryvestigations into the hacking scandal. now it appears the investigation is moving more swiftly. today "the wall street journal" which is owned by news corporation reports the doj is preparing subpoenas to gain more information relating toing hag of voice mail messages here and in britain. across the arthritic james murdoch is accused of misleading pafrlment in his testimony earlier this week. joining me now michael isikoff and itn correspondent robert moore. michael, why does the department of justice care about a new jersey civil case that was settled in 2009? >> well, you're talking about the floor graphics incident in which is company alleged that news america which is the advertising division of news corp. had hacked sbo its come computer system on repeated occasions to steal information for competitive reasons. now that's come computer hacking. it's not phone hacking. the question is it part of a broader pattern of conduct here. >> on our shores? >> on our shores. if in fact proou

did eric holder -- how close to him did the get? department of justice is turning the whole thing on you all now and saying we have been very open and disclosed all the documents we were asked for and said you are making this into a political thing. >> they have redacted more information you can possibly manage. we have shown putting you have on page after page where they we facts dactd the entire -- where they have redacted the entire page. what we are fiernldsing is there were very serious mistakes made. when i was on the judiciary committee i questioned eric holder and asked when he knew about this. in may he said he only knew about it for a couple weeks but most those men offs go back to january. martha: do those memos show they were sent to eric holder or they would have been in his hands? >> that's one of the questions. the president said mistakes may have been known and the attorney general said he didn't know about it until may? those are questions that still need to be answered. martha: the head of the atf who was interview

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attorney general eric holder released a statement saying nobody from the c.i.a. would be prosecuted for using the so- called enhanced interrogation techniques approved by the justice department early in the war against terror. a federal prosecutor investigated the cases of 101 suspected terrorists allegedly held by the c.i.a. in secret prisons, including three senior al qaeda operatives who were subjected to waterboarding. holder said no charges would be brought because the c.i.a. interrogators were relying on legal opinions issued by the justice department, which argued that waterboarding and other stress-inducing techniques did not constitute torture. however, the same federal prosecutor recommended full criminal investigations into the deaths of two other prisoners while in c.i.a. custody. one, an iraqi named manadel al- jamadi, died in 2003 at the infamous abu ghraib prison. al-jamadi has come to be known as the iceman because his body was packed in ice in an apparent attempt to cover up his death. a suspected terrorist, al-jamadi was injured during his captu

you can think about eric holder who of course is in the justice of -- department who is going to have some influence but you know we also have to think about the fact that people of color within the administration even though they have been assigned to some high-level positions, most positions are still held by men. so still you have -- at the highest level of decision-making when it comes time to make policy decisions. >> dr. horton, he spoke in generalities earlier about some of your findings and he spoke specifically in the paper about the percentage of responders saying lax get -- by race and education. could you go into more detail about that in the responses of the subject in the survey? percentage saying blacks gets less by race in education? >> basically, what we are saying is that when we start looking at blacks and whites in terms of whether or not they believe that blacks get what they deserve in this society, we find a consistent racial gap and in fact, that racial gap has existed and persisted over time. clearly, and every year from 1986 to 2008, the majority of blacks in

towards really actually closing out and we saw you know with the chaos and case that attorney general eric holder said essentially that he has hands were tied that he had to turn over the case from being tried in civilian court to handing it over to the d.o.d. for a military commission because the congress blocked bunting to let that guy like last time get out from guantanamo so they're successful at one hundred percent getting the absolutely right this one hundred percent politics here that's all it is i mean there's really no substantive discussion of criminal justice policy here it's it's republicans in congress saying they know better than the president they have a stronger posture on dealing with counterterrorism cases and then aren't going to let the president make up his own mind about what to do by conversely by the way and republican administrations we heard these very same republican congressman saying the president passed the house before wist of options to pursue you shouldn't tie is hands. what can we say it's that same old washington d.c. game same old game one thing that strikes me

the assistant commissioner was also on his way now at the request of certain members of congress eric holder and the justice department have now launched an investigation into whether or not victims of nine eleven had also been hacked and bloomberg reported today that news corp's independent directors have begun to questioning the company's response to the crisis and whether a leadership change is needed and he cited unnamed sources there so it was time to start questioning if murdoch's time as the media mogul's coming to an end and is this the scandal that the left has been waiting for you and me for discuss it is katrina vanden who will editor and publisher of the nation magazine for trina thanks so much for joining us tonight it's been a while since we've had you on the program now what do you think is murdoch is he going to step down is he going to be forced to is there any way the continue on can continue on his head here. well what we do know early on and let me just say this it's not just a scandal that the birth so this is a scandal that should worry any citizen of any country who ca

. >> eric holder will meet with family members that may have been caught up with the u.k. hacking scandal. >>> f.b.i. is investigating. >> will families say they want to find out what the government is doing to investigate. >>> federal government is considering ending the policy that bars gay men from donating blood. ban against blood donations by any man who has homosexual sex would put in place after the aids pandemic begin in 1980s. they are asking experts to reexamine the policy and see if there is a way to at least some homosexuals donate blood. >>> the scent of smelly feet is being used to come bat malaria. they have developed a potent serum to lure and kill mosquitoes. apparently they like the smell. researchers are using the serum in mosquito trapping boxes to nab the bugs that are known for carrying malaria. most of the victims are children in africa. >> scientists in south korea have created a dog that glows. the fact it can be turned on and off could help find a cure for alzheimer's and parkinson's disease in humans. and a cloned beagle. he was modified to carry

. >> from eric holder. >> the other people you didn't say was yes, u.s. companies, and also u.s. citizens. remember he became a u.s. citizen so he could have not only the "new york post," but also the fox stations here in new york. >> i'm learning this from you guys. basically cameron's job is at risk. his death defense is the guys that would replace himsh just as bad as him. foreign corrupt practices act could get you to rupert. >> this is going to take years. you're talking about 4,000 cases in the uk for hacking alone. the u.s. will not act until all that has gone through the u.s. first. >> so trust of the government is at risk, who takes advantage of the situation? the taliban. comes out saying that they were hacked when it comes to news of mullah omar's death. i cannot make this up. yesterday they said we have been hacked, people. to that extension, i -- whether you feel back for the taliban or whether it makes them more sympathetic, i suspect not. >>> we'll take a bit of a break. just ahead. when the wave of revolution begins to subside in the middle east, what's the next s

trying to remember -- eric holder also there. what is the name of this thing, tiffany? do you know? the official name? they are having a big muslim conference. a muslim world conference. we're meeting there to find out how we can help muslims unite. the u.s. islamic world forum. i don't have a problem with that. unfortunately, some of the people involved seem to be extreme islamists for shariah. meanwhile, the president is telling us don't watch regular tv. al-jazeera is the one in the white house in the state department. hillary clinton says hey, we love it. it doesn't have commercials. it doesn't have commercials and it doesn't have anybody arguing on it. without commercials, wait, that sounds like this guy's plan. this plan. free press. from the fcc. free commercials. make sure we have free press. net neutrality, which leads to this guy. people say people have to step down from the jobs so you can give somebody else a chance. that is what i'm doing. that's why i'm leaving. i'm going to give somebody else a chance. so it is a nasty, nasty rat's nest. it comes down to this. redistr

. >> and you want eric holder to be in charge of this investigation? is that what you want? >> i want the justice department to go after it, whether he uses the fbi. i mean, scotland yard is already pursuing an investigation of thousands of phones that were intercepted. it seems to me that we should have a very clear ability to be working with scotland yard and determine whether americans were pursued, and whether the families of 9/11 victims were pursued. >> to those who said bob mendez or barbara boxer or frank lautenberg or jay rockefeller, they're all democrats and this is political payback, if you will, against rupert murdoch, what say you? >> i don't have anything against rupert murdoch. if the report was that cnn did this, i would be going after you all. well. >> well, i hope you don't have to do that. dog versus machine. why that was the topic of a fiery debate on exhale clil. -- capitol hill. there's another way litter box dust:e purina tidy cats. tidy cats premium line of litters now works harder on dust. and our improved formulas neutralize odors better than ever

eric holder is investigating whether news employees were wrong. >>> and then forcing loughner to takerugs would violate drugs because he has not been convicted of a crime. he has been held in a mental hospital after an earlier court ruling found him incompetent to stand trial. >>> remember when the metrodome collapsed under the heavy snow, well, they completed a test inflation this morning and it worked. good news. the project is expected to be finished in a few weeks. >>> excitement is building for the u.s. women's soccer team. the semicup finals >>> all right. remember this? >> we are a very, very good team, richard. i love usa and love our team, and we should go all the way! >> reporter: thank you, john and cheryl. thank you for spending time in here while people start going nuts. a women holding my hand at a bar. that's a first. >> oh, yes. that was our richard roth around this very same time last year covering excitement around the men's soccer team. does the same hold true for the women? richard joins us now from a bar in new york city. any hand holding this year? >> reporter: i

. >>> attorney general eric holder targets organized crime today.al his new strategies in washington. >>> the world series champions, the san francisco giants, will relive their victory today. they will be special guests of the president at the white house. maybe the giants have some debt ideas. >> absolutely. anyone, anyone. right? >> we'll take it. >> at this point. >>> now finally, if you don't know what a crazy cat lady is, and who doesn't know one of those, here you go. it's a woman who's known to be somewhat eccentric and who owns a lot of cats. >> so under the definition, if one woman owns 700 cats, well, she's a crazy cat lady, right? well, not if you ask her. here's abc's ron claiborne. >> i've got captain hook, cisco, scooter, crystal, j.j., ozzie and harriet, gina, daphne, and tucker. i have 700 cats. >> reporter: lenea turned her home into an enormous 12,000-acre, no-kill cat sanctuary. a not for profit organization that takes in the cats that no one else wants. >> aw, look at you. >> reporter: it is a tough life. but the life lenea chos

attorney general eric holder agreed to meet with september 11th family member who's may have been caught up in the uk hacking scandal a cording to a tabloid an investigator says he was contacted by ous -- the news of the world" to retrieve phone records of the september 11th victims. and the fbi is investigating. and what they intend to do if they've occurred. >> still head this afternoon right now, spencer christian is getting warmer and warmer. it's going to continue to get warmer for a while. and there is some areas of fog moving in the bay. it will be mild this evening, temperatures from 56 to 76. earl i in the morning, low clouds hanging around. temperatures 54 to about 62 degrees. clouds clearing away. and there is a sunny afternoon and around the bay. temperatures will be rising. we'll have high temperatures from 66 down the coast to mid-90s in warmest inland locations there. is more still to come in the accu-weather forecast. >> thank you. >> and still ahead, governor brown torpeedoes a plan to bring back state funding for adult day care. the governor says it just isn't necessary

. >>> attorney general eric holder confirmed today that the justice department is investigating allegations against rupert murdoch. four senators including california's barbara boxer have called for an investigation. yesterday the fbi launched one against murdoch's company news corp. murdoch top deputy announced her resignation. >>> some people say casey anthony should be taken to a safe house after her release and be protected by bodyguards 24 hours a day. she accused her father of sexually abusing her and helping her cover up the death. that raised a lot of questions whether casey anthony will return to her parents home when she leaves prison. >> if she came to you and asked if you would let her come to your house would you allow her? >> oh, yeah. i surely would. >> reporter: gonzalez says casey anthony ruined her reputation. anthony has also been getting death threats from people believe she got away with murder. coming up at 5:45, hear from a woman in oklahoma who says the outrage over the verdict nearly caused her her life. >>> here at home, michelle le's family launched another search

. >>> we're now learning that eric holder has agreed to meet with relatives of the victims of victims of the 9/11 attack. they will discuss whether news corp. tried to get phone records of the victims. an attorney that represents 20 of the families say they hope that the allegations are not true but they want a thorough investigation. >>> two men are in jail after a marathon police chase all across the east bay and beyond. look at this, our ktvu cameras caught the police chase as it was happening in oakland last night. police finally arrested the two men on a freeway south of stockton after a 100-mile chase. at first the authorities thought they were tpaoáuf to the to the fugitives wanted for homicides in both california and colorado. but later they found that the car was registered to one of the homicide suspects. >>> a leader in california's farm workers movement has died. richard chavez passed away yet of complications from surgery. he and his brother, cesar chavez built the united workers of america. during his work with the union, chavez organized boycotts of table grapes and wer

attorney general eric holder says he's willing to meet with the families of 9/11 victims to talk about potential reports of possible phone hacking by a british tabloid. the fbi has been looking into the story by the daily mirror that says reporters from the "news of the world" offered to pay a new york police officers for private phone records belonging to some of those 9/11 victims. police in the uk say the tabloid hacked into the phone of nearly 4,000 people in england. "news of the world" owned by rupert murdoch folded. no date has been set for that meeting with holder. >>> going to an airport soon? listen up to this. new software aimed to give passengers more privacy is expected to be installed in many airports around the country by the end of this year. this upgrade is in response to so many passengers objecting to having their naked images viewed by tsa agents. the new security system being tried out will make your body look more like a stick figure. the unveiling of this new scanning system comes less than a week after the tsa won an appeals court ruling that the need to detect

jon: we all remember when eric holder announced with great fanfare that khalid sheik mohammed and othersg to be put on trial in federal court in lower manhattan and just about as publicly general holder had to back down from that and say, no we are not going to have civilian trials for those guys, we're going to try them in military tribunals, possibly at quit tow mow. >> what this kind of tells you is that the president had, you know, a set of intentions that were appealing to him, given his thinking about it as a lawyer, and when he got into office and began to confront the same set of dilemmas and problems that the bush administration faced he's ended up gradually, slowly, grudgingly, but inevitably accepting the methods and practices that the bush administration used simply because they there have proved to be no good alternatives. what a wonderful example this is of that. the best alternative they can come up with this newly captured alleged terrorist is to hold him in the bringing of a ship. well, that may be different from guantanamo, in terms of geography but it's function until

jon: the attorney general, eric holder, says, if the u.s.ard with this execution it could have adverse consequences for american citizens who might get arrested overseas. is that a valid argument? >> i don't think so. if they want to talk to our consular's office they have that right. mr. garcia had that right. mr. garcia did not assert the right. now at the 11th hour trying to throw up a straw man before the u.s. supreme court so he will not, the execution will not go forward. i think this is just a defense, criminal defense lawyer ploy at the last minute. it was waived. it was never timely asserted. frankly he confessed to this brutal killing prior to any arrest that was made. so consular notification wouldn't have any prejudicial effect to his case. simply wouldn't have made any difference in this case. jon: let me turn your attention to another texas case that has legal ramifications and where the death penalty is in play. i'm talking about the army court-martial coming now against major nadal hassan, the suspect in the fort hood rampage

eric holder says yes, he is acknowledging the investigation. here's part of what he said. >> well, there have been serious allegations raised in that regard in great britain and there are -- there's an ongoing investigation as is appropriate, there have been members of congress and the united states who have asked us to investigate those same allegations and we are progressing in that regard using the appropriate federal law enforcement agencies in the united states. >> so again, people are saying, too, we shouldn't jump top conclusions. they're looking at one report to see whether these allegations are true. >> i was going to ask you, have there been any details, you talk about 9/11 and phone hacking and people go crazy, have there been any details about what they're talking about? >> there really aren't many details other than this report that was in the british tabloid that, in fact, a former cop, who worked as a private investigator, was asked to hack into the records of 9/11 voice mails and phone records and you all -- we all remember that

>> eric: the heat is son attorney general eric holder.ersial fast and furious gun trafficking program that allowed weapons into the hands of mexican drug cartels. the acting director of the atf says holder has tried to muzzle his testimony. steve, this one is growing by the minute. >> steve: quite an allegation. a fourth of july celebration turns into a near riot when a mob turns on firefighters and police officers, shooting fireworks at the cops and the firemen. it all went down in peoria, illinois. the first responders got a call that a dumpster was on fire. when they got there, they were attacked not with just roman candles, but with commercial grade fireworks. these nitwits pelted them with bottles and rocks. several officers were burned but are expected to be just fine, thankfully. >> gretchen: apparently pays to be angelina jolie and sarah jessica parker. they topped the highest earning actresses, clearing $30 million between may of last year and this year. jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon, hot on the heels, making $28 million

in a letter today to attorney general eric holder the lawmakers warn him to stop stonewalling saying,'s not a fishing expedition." time for d.o.j. to get out of spin mode and in disclosure mode. nelson claims he wanted to meet with congress about fast and furious and that the d.o.j. said no. they were more interested in protecting the administration politically. "it was frustrating," nelson said. "it appears thoroughly to us the justice department is trying to figure out a way to push the information away from the it will call appointees at the department." this doesn't surprise a former judge and u.s. attorney who reviewed the fast and furious indictment. >> there is no way you can have an operation of this size and this magnitude and not have the highest levels of the government i think know about it. >> nelson says the a.t.f. prepared what he called a smoking gun report. internal review of case that suggests intradiction could have occurred with the guns and probably should have occur and did not occur. nelson said the d.o.j. objected to the release. "the deputy attorney general of

yet eric holder still didn't know anything about it. >> sean: why, for the benefit of our audience thisill-conceiveed from the beginning. they were gonna follow the guns from the lower level people involved in the cartels, in the hope that this would bring them to the kingpins the leaders of these cartels. tell us about the operation and why you think it was ill-conceived? >> if you are going to follow the guns, you put tracing devices on them, you monitor them. you have teams including predator aircraft making sure you know where they are. we had over 2,000 weapons, dozens of separate sales in which atf agents did no following or followed to the first house or in one case until the car was 40 miles north heading away from the mexican border. then they were ordered to turn around what you really have is two points. the point where it was sold. and the point where you have a dead border patrol agent in between, you have no-no idea where that weapon was that is not a program anyone would say makes sense when you understand it the way we now do. >> sean: explain the interim director of the

. >>> there's new word eric holder has agreed to meet with relatives of september 11 victims on august 24th. the family members want to talk about allegations of journalists working for britain's news corp. tried to get access of the phone records of the september 11 victims. lawyers representing 20 of the family members say they hope the hacking allegations are not true but they want a thorough investigation. >>> angry parents in the sacramento area plan to pack the city council in citrus heights tonight. they want to show support of robert adams. he's accused of molestic several young students but he has not been charged of a crime. >>> sal says there's a new crash in san jose. where did that happen? >> 680 southbound at mckee. this road is partially blocked with this injury crash. but we're getting some good news. apparently they were able to clear it from the lanes rather quickly and there are only minor injuries. nevertheless you will see it at mckee road. if you are driving on the peninsula getting to the south bay, so far so good on 101 and 280 as far as not that many lanes of o

she said president obama broke the draw, from fund-raising, and he wasn't attorney general eric holdere. quote -- i never expected i would be in this regrettable position, but the president's conduct and white house staff's stonewalling leave me no choice. >> yes, reince, it's a sad job, so hey, might as well be you. >> the obama administration said it was filmed in the residential part of the white house, so it didn't violate any rules. they point out the president didn't even ask supporters for money. beyond that fact he clearly didn't commit a crime. veechbtly you, reince, forget. someone also used it as a backdrop. >> this country needs a president who clearly needs that. >> the strength, the focus, the characteristics these times demand. >> i'm optimistic about america, because i believe in the people of america. i'm president bush, and i approve of this message. >> the gop logic here is, well, okay. there is none. when gerb gerb made a campaign video in the white house, it was a good move, great performance, you did it, mr. president, you were simply brilliant, but when president