officers ryan headley and matthew cox are working the night shift.lookout for a reported stolen vehicle. >> i saw the vehicle pass by me, and as i was turning around on the suspect vehicle, i saw that the driver of the vehicle was a young female driver. i knew right away we were dealing with either a very petite individual or a teenager. >> we attempted to stop the vehicle, but she refused to stop for us. at that time i began asking for assistance from other agencies to deploy stop sticks so we could get the vehicle stopped. i thought, you know, in the 200 yards she's probably going to come up, hit the stop sticks and everybody would be over, everything would be safe. before we got to that point she made an extremely abrupt left-hand turn. >> oh! >> the officers are shocked when the driver suddenly veers off the road and crashes directly into the brick wall of a church. >> she just accelerated at a high rate of speed into the church. the impact was just tremendous, so i knew she was at a greater speed of 70 miles per hour when she hit the church. aft

doing things that he's in the house is going to the schools are going to the month or two to go to headley quickly and people see changes in the sea this reduction in taxes on companies and maybe an increase in people being taken on my face. do i think a lot of proust be the opinion that people have the president has not started to make necessary changes to do something to be strong to stand on issues that were contrary it. and yes it will be handed out in spending because this post proposal presented to think the government must spend them up in the second issue will be cuts in the middle called authorities. when social istanbul in the amount of stuff in there and they will be required of me with a wimpy. speaking of local authorities second issue that today i saw many years and some regional prefects have signed bands on shows of a controversial comedian called the good man. because of the series of outbursts and that he's been making for for many years has been command several times for anti semitism racism. is this a good method to crack down on this person door. and it's making a mark

but the fbi was still interested up until the suit in colorado the headley suit.two former members of the sea org had sued the church, alleging physical abuse. in the case of marc hadley. he had been beaten by the leader of the church. his wife clara claimed that she had been forced to have an abortion. they had worked years and years from the age of children when they went in. and they had been confined on the base. they both had to escape. but a judge ruled that all of these were religious practices. and there was little that the law enforcement could do about it. whereupon the fbi gave up on their investigation. what were they to do? and that's one of the reasons i hold people like tom cruise accountable, because we are in an odd spot. joe and i can write about it. we can't prosecute it. we can just bring to public attention what's actually happening and going on. the law enforcement agencies are stymied and the irs, which is another agency that can make a difference it's cowed. so there is very -- there are very few avenues for actual reform inside of the chur

neil: you could -- i want to get back to headley, something about diciness of precovery, then this fromardship, it necessitates provides benefits add news yem. >> let's keep them in the job market. neil: you know, my concern with it, politics aside issue we spend more time thinking about providing benefits for those jobless than providing opportunity for jobs, i think we have to backward. >> right, i don't' to necessarily keep people in the job market, i want to keep people in jobs fine-tune, best government wwlfare program is a job. focus on economy growth we'll find more prosperity for people. neil: 1 you tak once you take tt government safety net away, what about those who find jobs. >> these people are looking for jobs. neil: how do you know that? one thing to go into an employment office and say you were doing that, and actually doing just that? >> well you are suggestions more government oversight of the program. neil: not all of honest. >> you will always find a bad apple. but for those who lost is last week -- >> would you ever let it run out, would there be a time, 48, 72, 96 w

. >> thomas headley is in unita-1 for his own protection. >> because i was a member of the mormon churchand a sex offender. this individual decided he was going to beat the living crap out of me and in the process of it, decided he was going to kill me. >> he is serving 15 years. >> they have been holding me in the section that they're in right now, because i absolutely refuse to be housed among people that are going to cause me harm. >> about a quarter of usp's 4,000 inmates are sex offenders. most, like thomas, have been targeted for their crimes. >> we're constantly finding them assaulted. we're constantly finding them extorted. >> i've got a safety list that's got at least 20 names on it with people that told me in no uncertain terms, you're a dead man if we ever get our hands on you. i admitted to having an improper sexual relationship with this girl. she was 14. i am a man that is attracted to young women, god forbid. i have 16 months left to go. and all i'm trying to do is survive. >> steven johnson was convicted of killing a rival in a gang fight. >> i'm currently incarcerated fo

in october 2009, while monitoring al qaeda terrorists, and is a discovered david headley, who is a major figure who was working on a plot to bomb a danish newspaper office that had published cartoons depicting the prophet mohammed. it goes on from there. is a wordessential" that is often debated. you also say that it was likely this could have prevented 9/11 and it could anotherssibly event 9/11. am i correct about that? morrell? >> we as a group -- >> i'm asking about what you said in the op ed. >> we never talked about that as a group. >> it was just your opinion. >> it was my opinion. >> general alexander testified in 2009 nsa did in fact go to the fisa court and found that it took nine days average to be able to collect the information that was necessary. are you aware of that? >> no, ma'am. >> that is according to testimony according to general allen. my time is up, is that what you're saying? would you let me finish? >> of course. >> i really appreciated. thank you. he can be very strict. fact in used after the the boston bombing. but here is the difference -- in boston they use em

david headley wouldn't be debating this today. we wouldn't be talking about the need for an extension on an emergency basis of unemployment insurance. we can spend our way to prosperity and that's what we tried to do in my tried to do in my view in the stimulus package and that's one reason it hasn't worked. we survey try that over the last five years at if you like with the government has done we spend trillions of dollars we didn't have. we burden the next generation we previously unimaginable debt levels as we talked about earlier. we have run five years of historic deficit, five years. trillion dollar deficits the first four years. before this administration we never had a trillion dollar deficit. last year's deficit again, 680 billion, fifth largest in history, and certainly no cause for celebration. if and when cbo tells us will go back to trillion dollar deficits within 10 years. so we have a huge problem in terms of our debt and deficit. want to have to show for office then we did. 71 months after the recession began the e