hovan draws the handgun he legally carries in a concealed holster during every shift.he robber appears to fire his weapon, although it doesn't go off. >> the gunman repeatedly attempted to fire upon me. i feared for my life. and in self-defense, i fired my weapon as i continued to move from him. >> he shoots three times missing the robber who drops his weapon and flees with his accomplice. another employee picks up the dropped gun. if hovan expects praise for his vigilante actions, he doesn't get it from his employer. instead he's fired. walgreens says hovan violated its policy which prohibits employees from possessing firearms on company property. hovan obtained his concealed weapons permit after being held up in a 2007 robbery at the same store. he admits he did not notify his employer, and he says he was unaware of its policy. who he /* he sues walgreens for unfair dismissal. walgreens has denied his claims and said in a statement its employees receive training on how to react and respond to a potential robbery situation and that law enforcement strongly advises aga

lou: not on the floor but worker and hovan experiencing push back from their own pareff sessions did not buy the future results of those triiger written into the bill. >> the substitute does in the change the fact thato reduction in illegal immigration is ever required. does notthave a resultr aspect to it. lou: senator horan will j join us in moments to give his defense of his border security amendment. >> moving forward sate leader harry reid looking to get full gang of 8 bill on the flo by the end of thisee senate's top democrat earlier claimed thattthe bill has necessary slow thees saying quote ---votes sayinguote the immigration bill will pass with both republican and democratic votes as long as senate has graham and mccain, you can get on boat it, obama adnistration struggled tonight to bdge to justice edward snowden. obama administration finding great difficulty and little hel from other nations as snowden reportedly fled hong kong to fly to moscow with destination unown as he searches for asylum with aidf fellow leakers, weekyers, wikileaks ed henry has the latest for us. >>

agreements that an economic forum where she's been speaking to maria vander hovan international energy agency about one of the most contentious areas of development optical. the arctic might now is seen as a lifeline in these growing times of energy the montanists fragile economy that we're in at the moment so right now i've got maria found a hive in silk about this the head of the i.a.e.a. from a seed in sasso energy agency so tell me to think that the key arctic nations will work together to use these missiles is o.t.c. potential competition and complex coming as a result of everyone trying to get in on that well i hope to work together and i think it's important they work together because everybody's looking at the arctic so magnifying glasses so what ever happens there will be scrutinized immediately and will be seen immediately by the world so i think it's a vehicle supports and other countries engaged in the arctic and having be part of the arctic all working together and what about china them because we know that china wants to get a foothold into the arctic if it does manage to

reporter: after a round of phone calls with key democrats, republican senators bob corker and john hovan have rolled out a so-called border surge amendment in an effort to convince the gop security will be a critical component of immigration reform. >> our legislation will provide significantly more resouerss to secure the border. more manpower, more fencing, more technology. and those resouerss must be fully deployed and operational before green card status is allowed. >> reporter: the amendment estimated to cost more than $30 billion would implement eshgts verify, build. 00 miles of border fencing, add new technology including radar, night vision, and drones, and hire, train, and deploy 20,000 new border agents. >> some people have described this as a border surge. and the fact is that we are investing resouerss and secures our border that have never been employed before. >> reporter: one gave it positive reviews. >> the entire effort of immigration reform hinges on whether or not we get the border security parts of the bill right. if you look at what's being proposed here, this is a d

republicans on the fence and people who you -- you're talking about people like bob corner and john hovan, if they vote for this, you get to the magical 70 number. that's why this amendment is so significant. >> let's talk about that, the calculation is to get at least 70 votes in the senate and put the pressure on the house to pass this. house speaker john boehner has an adamant. he's not going to bring to it the floor unless he thinks he has a majority of the majority. does this work? does it get the house to vote on this and to pass it ultimately? >> supporters of this legislation have always said first things first. let's pass this with as big a majority as possible and see how the 3res sure goes. that's their strategy. it's very possible that republicans say, look, this hasn't happened in the majority of our caucus, we're not goings to bring it to the floor. if there are house republicans who say you know what, what bob corker is doing, what john hoef vin is doing, i approve of that. that's putting resources on the border, you could get a majority of house members supporting it. the

expected to be voted on today, that is this border surge amendment, this deal brokered by senators hovan and corker, which they agreed to move to on monday does, that satisfy you then all the requirements you just laid out? guest: here's what we'll do in the house. i think we'll look at the senate bill for what it is. we will have the housework its will. we'll move our own legislation through the house. if we do the things that i talked about, i think we'll get that kind of legislation through the house, go to conference and figure out a compromise. we're not going to pick up the senate bill. we're going to do our own work in the house. host: the "new york times" story this morning says that he also says in his piece that john boehner does not want to risk angering conservative republicans. does your view differ than some of your other conservative colleagues in the house? guest: i got to tim, i'm not sure where the it was will be, but i think if you're going to get a majority to come together to support some kind of immigration reform, the first issue you have to address is the bothered