homeland secretary janet napolitano is expected to meet with them after arriving. pete williams is watching this story for us live in washington, d.c. >> secretary napolitano had planned to go to arizona anyway. so she moved her visit up a day, as she's a former governor of arizona, of course, to talk about what happened. this incident took place late tuesday in a remote area about ten miles north of the border. the man in charge of the union of border patrol agents says brian terry was killed in a shootout with bandits. these are people who rob and assault illegal immigrants and smugglers who come across the border, and the killing of a border patrol agent is raising new concerns about the security of the border. based on what we know so far, this does not seem to be directly related to the drug trade. but the union president for the border patrol says it shows that the border remains out of control if bandits can prey on people ten miles inland.

and janet. where is jenna? -- janet? -- janice. janice, thank you. another poet laureate. thank you. wonderful. and in closing, our appreciation. we owe you a great debt of gratitude. we look for to the inaugural event with diane diprima. thank you very much, and have a great day. the biggest issue in america today? segregation still exists... racism... the repression and oppression of women the educational system stem cell research homeless people cloning government health care taxation announcer: so, is there anything you're doing to help make a change? i'm not really doin' anything. ummmm [sighs] got me on that one... >> i have to figure out who is here. we were waiting for my chief of staff to finish a phone call. my apologies for being late. we want to create suspense. i am very grateful. i am looking around the room, and there are so many of you that are here. i will spare the indignity to jose and dufty, president of the board, david chu, to sean elsberdn and some supervisor- elects, or will be here. marquez, where is he. somewhere in the back. i thank them for bein

where you worry about people going home and putting a bullet in their heads yeah it is a lot of job janet. oh there goes another backer hey you know but this is why i understand actually. warren buffett bought into fruit of the loom which is an underwear manufacturer because jamie diamond has had to change his underwear like every five minutes that's what inspired him to that well then she she does go on to actually talk about j.p. morgan. basically manipulating many commodity markets from the gold market to the copper market and to the silver market she mentions our campaign of shorting silver now and i want this final clip to look at this a call or you know somebody called them and he was from georgia and he basically said he called for other friends of christ to condemn the people who took out the mortgages that they were the ones to blame for all of this and it was because of the mortgage holders that the entire financial system collapsed and this is some of her response and yet it seems that people are being vilified in this country for the mere fact that they owe money and guess wha

el arribo a su estad de la secretaria de seguridad nacion janet napolitano, genera polémica.ecientemente ella declaró que la región fronteriza con méxico, eá ahora más segura que en muchos años. >>> la frontera no está segura. dicen que lo está, porque la administración quiere que se apruebe una reforma migratoria. >>>carlos: en momentos que se aviva el debate sobre la amenaza al trafico de drogas en la zona fronteriza surgen nuevos datos según brandon, kerry era parte dena unidad táctica, que fue enviada en la noche del martes a un área conocida como un corredor para el trafico humano, no está claro lo que dio pie a la balacera con los maleantes con que se toparon por lo menos 2 de los cuales, asegura portaban rifles. >>> el enfrentamito, 2 sujetos recibieron heridas y fue aprendido indiatamente. el asesinato no resuelto hace meses de un ranchero estadounidense. en arizona, le dio impulso la temida ley. y ha dado pie a llamados para que se contraten a m agentes y se ex tienda el despliegue de elementos de l guardia nacion. >>>carlos: lo que preocupa mucho en la comunidad inm

like current levels ok so the only holdout so far in this global real estate nightmare you've got janet i guess australia is still you know frothy too much to see keane's consternation but ok canada is the other is the banking system. is is the it is the economy as reliance on the all that what dr michael hudson calls the fire economy finance insurance and real estate is is a lot of the g.d.p. based on all of the services and all the financing and and all of that coming into it so you see that whole domino effect once the right real estate prices start to collapse you see all the jobs in the mortgage service area the real estate all this it's a big domino thing this is this is yet to come and this is a similar situation and we're going to see in canada absolutely twenty percent of g.d.p. is to do with home construction twenty percent of g.d.p. home construction i'm not i'm don't have the figures in my in my head for it's a sure snack and financial services but it is going to be absolutely massive and this is a huge overexposure to the very things that are there at the center of this fin

but babeu has janet napolitano.riff estrada says he does not think dever and -- he thinks because she's in santa cruz county, why she's meeting with him, the tension over napolitano saying that part of the border is secure, the part where brian terry was killed , is secure, they disagree, and clarence duke disagrees. >> we have more than double the amount of agents and resores and so forth on the border, so i think you can assume we have decreased the number of people coming across the border by about 75 percent. >> reporter: as you see there, duke was on "america's newsroom" with bill hemmer, megyn. that's what we're trying to figure out now, was there a conference call and was sheriff babeu and sheriff dever, were they not included. we're going to find out and get back to you. megyn: t.g., thank you. >>> unmanned aerial drone, one powerful weapon in a border battle but apparently uncle sam is not the only one using remote controlled airplanes to patrol the lawless region. a bizarre scene in texas after a mexican d

for janet napolitano now out here doesn't even talk to me.t talk to other sheriffs because we have a different opinion than her. and about the reality what our country is facing. megyn: is there more that the feds can and should be doing? >> there is always more that can be done. while it may be factual to say they have more resource than they have had before, particularly in arizona. it doesn't mean that border is safe or that we are even most of the way there to making it safe. i sympathize with the sheriff and the pints he's make. there is no excuse why he feels he is not getting communication out of washington. i don't know where the truth lies. the secretary was the former governor of arizona. but the broader point -- were all going to be frustrated when we see incidents like this it is a recognition that the job is far from done in securing the border. particularly in as * in the tucson sector which is ground zero for this activity. and there have been successes in downturn overall in illegal activity. megyn: they point out deadly attac

please congratulate janet from thurgood marshall. [applause] >> i did not know quite how to start this, but i want to thank my staff, my paraprofessionals because without them, i would not be here, and my husband who put up with is all these years, and i have a student here as well that i used to teach, and she was one of the people that inspired me to write what i did. thank you. [applause] this is why i do what i do. because lovely moments like that our california lists, and i always thought it would be really fun to have a book called "a day in a lot of special education," because we have some stories. anyway, thank you, everybody, for this wonderful award. is what to do everything i can to enhance our students learning. thank you so much. [applause] >> another bookzine 50 delegates are last digits one month of june is tanya delajara. herbal, when she started her teaching career was stiff and scarlatina students to become front, biliterate, and by cultural citizens -- her goal when she started. she recognizes that education is a c

janet shamlian, nbc news, ft.nardwood, missouri. >>> and that's our broadcast for this monday night. thank you for being here with us as we start off a new week together. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a border war is brewing over some of the most congested commutes in the bay area and you may be the one picking up the tab. good evening, everyone. welcome. i'm tom sinkovitz. >>> there is a fight brewing on the peninsula and everybody who drives a car is going to get hit. san mateo county says if san francisco starts charging a toll to enter the city during peak hours, then san mateo county is going to do the same

here's nbc's janet shamlian. >> reporter: her name is almost synonymous with aviation. amelia earhart, famous for being the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic but also for her disappearance, seemingly without a trace as she was attempting to circle the globe in 1937. it is one of the greatest mysteries of our time. her body has never been found. >> we cannot hear you on 500. >> reporter: but her legend lives on in books, television and in movies, including this one in which earhart is portrayed by actress hillary swank. >> we are running north and south. >> reporter: it's long been believed her plane ran out of fuel and crashed into the ocean. but scientists now have new evidence as documented in a discovery channel special that may help prove earhart landed the plane and survived as a castaway on an uninhabited island in the south pacific. >> if we're right about this, amelia earhart did not crash and die at sea as the government decided she probably had, nor was she captured by the japanese as others have claimed. >> reporter: gillespie's group found a tiny f

mark marden and janet rogers. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is suze yes and i'm the program director for garden for the environment, a fiscally sponsored product of the haight-ashbury council. i also served as a stakeholder representing the urban agriculture specter. i'm a community garden advocate but i oppose the plan for the garden at 780 frederick street. while i applaud rec and park for allocating a quarter of a million dollars to create a community garden and resource center, considering the deep budget cuts for the department, a contradiction lies in the displacement of hanc to create a community garden. over the year hanc has supported the san francisco urban agriculture community by providing grant funding for community gardens for compost bins, material and divorces for new garden as well as serving as the fiscal sponsor for garden for the environment for last seven years. last year per the request of the mayor and san francisco food policy council, all city departments and agencies were asked to conduct an audit of the land

in fact, is it janet? you're the one who is actually working on one of the solutions. we talked before hand. we'll get into that in a little bit. there is a solution to this. it's just not a comfortable solution. but it's a realistic solution. we're going to take a break. when we come back. before we get to that, i want to come back to europe for a second. because what they're suggesting is a giant bailout. forget about the united states. let's go back to europe. what they're suggesting is a giant bailout and it all comes down really -- correct me if i am wrong -- to one country in europe. do you know where i'm going? to germany. we're going to spend a few minutes on that one next. >>> it is imperative that you look beyond the headlines and you see what is coming in europe and how it plays out because i think europe is ahead of us and the same exact seeds have been planted here in america. i ask you tonight, look to the future of greece and of europe so we may prevent it from being our future as well. >> i have to tell you, just looking at jeff -- come here. jeff is ou

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in our special holiday "making a difference" series, janet shamlian found some people eager to help. he at? >> reporter: her husband is in afghanistan. his sixth deployment. and the family will spend yet another christmas without daddy. >> i just wish that sometimes other people know that there's military families out there by themselves. >> reporter: it's loneliness blake smith can only imagine. >> having recently had children, i realized just what a sacrifice it is to be away with them. >> reporter: with a christmas decorating company and a warehouse full of wreaths and ribbons, he figured he was in a perfect position to deck the halls for families separated by war. with his installers across the country, he started the decorate a family program, taking letters of nomination, and decorating the homes of almost all. so in a rural town in southern illinois, volunteers from his local chapter showed up and rolled out christmas. a similar transformation in pittsburgh at the home of ronald sprang. injured by an explosive device in afghanistan. >> kindness goes a long way. i'm very gratef

one is janet. janet often travels back and forth. i see both of them on our flight from cleveland to washington and back. janet has always been at his side whether as first lady or so many other ways, as his life's partner and his loving life's partner and the relationship they have is inspiring to connie and me and to so many others. and we thank you most importantly for that, george. the other three things i think about with george voinovich about his career are how he brought to this body the perspective of an executive, of a governor and of a mayor. and that's always something many of us look to as governor shaheen, senator shaheen and soon to be governor brownback, doing it in reverse, but it does help in our deliberation that is someone has had the experience as a big-city mayor in a challenging, challenging time, mayor of cleveland and governor of ohio. perhaps a less challenging time but a challenging time nonetheless and the perspective george voinovich has brought as a chief executive coming to the senate sharing those thou

speaking but you bring up these fees that takes me to the next headline because this is an issue that janet have a koli brings up in an interview she gave her c.-span following presentation she gave to the federal housing finance agency and the report was called repairing the damage of fraud as a business model but as you bring up fees all use this clip first this was a massive ponzi scheme and one of the characteristics of the ponzi scheme is that you see exploding volume and exploding revenue very rapidly and that is what banks and investment banks saw this became a larger share of their revenue now in order to be able to pay all of that needed money from new investors to pay off old investors and those were the mortgage lending people who invested in mortgage lenders who were getting double digit dividends the fees and bonuses that were being extracted by people who ran mortgage lenders just look at angelo mozilo compensation as a case in point and then the investment bank says managers and employees were taking unprecedented salaries and bonuses then she addresses this issue that we cou

now the news today, janet napolitano is coming to arizona.being taken seriously? >> no. it is more -- >> no? >> absolutely no. we've heard nothing but the border is more secure than ever, enough of the nonsense and political speak. we have to secure the border, once and for all, this past weekend other bandits, using what appear to be a police car with lights and sirens, red and blue rights, push bumper, stop lights, stopping vehicles, trying to steal drugs from cartel members in my county. this goes on, on a daily basis and for janet napolitano now out here doesn't even talk to me, doesn't talk to other sheriffs, because we have a different opinion than her, and about the reality of what our country is facing. this is no longer... bill: wait, you say you will not meet with her or talk with her during the trip? >> i would love to meet with her and i have invited not just her, president obama, here, countless times, to come see what we are facing. and, we are on the "do not call" list, i am the president of the sheriffs association for the sta

janet napolitano" pidio con urgencia a los miembros del congreso que permitan que ciertos jovenes indocumentados la residencia legal. sobre todo aquellos que fueron traidos por sus padres cuando eran pequeÑos.--napolitano considera que, de aprobarse esta medida, los agentes a su cargo podrian concentrar sus esfuerzos en arrestar y deportar solo a aquellos inmigrantes con antecedentes criminales. --por cierto, los democratas modificaron la propuesta original del "dream act" para conseguir algouie apoyo de los republicanos.--con el nuevo plan, los estudiantes tendrian una residencia provisional de 10 aÑos y no de 6 como se habia propuesto.--ademas, la edad tope para calificar seria de 29 aÑos y no de 34 como se buscaba. --estos cambios han sembrado inquietud entre lideres comunitarios, religiosos y estudiantiles pues si es aprobada, la propuesta beneficiaria a menos jovenes de lo que se pensaba.. la bancada democrata insistio en que seguiran peleando por el "dream act" aunque el lider republicano en la camara baja ya dijo que para ellos, lo que importa ahora son los impuestos, no el acta de los su

cameras were rolling our first clip tonight is janet brewer during the arizona governor's debate this fall and i must warn you again it is really really painful to watch balance the budget and we are moving forward and we have done everything that we could possibly do. we have. i did what was right for arizona i will tell you that i have. god that was awkward as a governor i still find it hard to believe that you couldn't even remember her own accomplishments in office i understand being on t.v. can be a little bit scary but not if you're talking about yourself now remember jan brewer was the secretary of state and then became governor of arizona when janet apology resigned to join president obama's cabinet so maybe jan's just not ready for the governor's mansion our next political moment came from the future speaker of the house old orange man himself john boehner he took to the house floor when congress was about to vote on health care and he let it fly take a look. can you say it was done openly. with transparency and accountability. without backwind deals or struck behind closed d

--asi lo dio a conocer la secretaria de seguridad nacional, "janet napolitano", quien agrego que estosoga o de inmigrantes indocumentados que ingresan a estados unidos.--el agente "brian terry" murio en un enfrentamiento a balazos en un caÑon remoto del sur de arizona, cerca de nogales. --los oficiales arrestaron a cuatro sujetos y ahora buscan a un quinto sospechoso que se dio a la fuga. este dia bajo un fuerte dispositivo de seguridad fue sepultada la activista "marisela escobedo ortiz", luego de que que se desataran una serie de rumores que amenazaban la integridad de los familiares de la occisa. --escobedo ortiz fue asesinada la noche del jueves enfrente del palacio de gobierno de la ciudad de chihuahua. un asesinato que fue captado en video. --luis escalera, tiene el reporte. >> >este es el video, se ve cuando llega un auto blanco, baja un hombre y se dirije a mariela. >> el hombre saca un arma, marisela e. trata de pedir ayuda, pero es alcanzada por un solo disparo >> tenemos 4 testigos, el video y datos que ella nos pasó >> este homicidio causo reacciones en ciudad juarez. mucho

. >>> el acta de sueño es de gran importancia, así lo declaró janet nanapolitano, y dijo que tiene sentidor parte de las fuerzas armadas. >>> vemos que cubren nuestras bases, y demuestra que es gente que se preocupa por la seguridad nacional y apoya este tipo de leyes, es un paso más grande. >>> carlos era un niño cuando sus padres lo trajeron. y su lucha por lograr esto dice que va más allá de sus propios intereses. >>> hay una gran necesidad de las comunidades que tienen una buena educación, y eso es lo que estoy obteniendo, así que beneficiaría. >>> miles se unen a este esfuerzo, desde california hasta florida. estos soñadores protestan, suplican, hacen llamadas y piden la votación de los legisladores. y un estudio señala que por el alto nivel académico el pasar por el dream act podría ser la salida perfecta. >>> si se legaliza 825 produciría en los próximos años 1. 4 trillones de dólares. >>> y dice que se deben enfocar en estos aspectos. >>>josé díaz balart: también están en pie de lucha los jóvenes de miami, le enviaron una carta al senador de florida y piden que de su apoyo, lideres

i had a cousin by the name of janet thompson. she made a huge impression on me so i wrote the novel in the summer of 1958 entitled, janet stinks. according to the end wittman records, and wittman was dwight eisenhower's secretary, she sat in the office in the oval office where the secretary said today she notes on july 15 david age 10 came in bearing the manuscript of the short story and i walked up to the president secretary and i said please type this up. [laughter] so she went to work and type that the manuscript of janet and it turns out july 15, 1958 with a great day to have a copy, a printed copy of your first novel on him. we walked over to the xerox machine and ran off a number of copies because marines were landing in lebanon that morning so you get a picture of the west wing of the white house, the cabinet meeting recessing on the national security council meeting recessing. we put it on sale for 15 cents and sold the first printing in 25 minutes. [laughter] and i got the thing that is precious and there is no substitut

nació para san soy nar empresa que a conciencia brewer, esaméñ estados la ley fue san soy nada por janetóstico reservado. una p tr días autos para evitar viaje el vehiculo e autos esto siempre y cuando no se trate de una para a grave, si el vehículo tiene que ser remolcado el llamada va a tener que pagar, icion 209, ecesaria un juez red estatal vi buscaba poner fin a la za sea un n 209 que ayuda a que no tengan suficiente uepresentación en la universidad tarde estigiosa del país, la rasa no puede ser un factor para de la ta retrasos r... un hombre murió tima tenia rollado por un tren en san mateo, ocasionado retraso de hasta 30 minutos a dos horas, a una son 11 la personas que regency" pequeÑo le hab ha hospitalizado traer caer a una fuente de un hotel en san tecn francisco, fue encontrado en la abusar ahorro miento. >>> se aplazó una audiencia en se investigación del hombre ado ado de abusar de una niña d su tendría que estar el próximo mes para declararse una menor alto con o reiteró la petición bajo fianza, es el ofensor, que enfrenta cargo por una menor de despuetambié tienen otros l

----ellos son janet cabrera, eva escobar y marco villaseÑor ...---- los adolescentes escribieron acerca que por supuesto tambien les pertenece ... ---- narraron con sus propias palabras la vision que tienen del pais, ahora que viven en california ... ---- este concurso se llevo a cabo en el marco de las celebraciones, por el bicentenario de la independencia mexicana, y el centenario de la revolucÓn .... ---nueva pausa y si se queda le digo a donde acudir y cuando... para aprender .....a hacer piÑatas y arreglos navideÑos sin pagar un peso... lo estaremos esperando... regresamos en dos . minutos. ---llegamos al fin de semana...y quiere hacer planes para salir con su familia?... jessica nos dice como estara el tiempo... ---- quiero recibir en el estudio a maria antonieta mejia, editora de el mensajero de san francisco...----ella tiene titulos y las notas mas importantes de la nueva edicion de su periodico. ----hola maria ! que tal... hola qÉ talen la nueva edicÓn de el mensajero les recomiendo que lean una nota acerca de las celebraciones para la virgen de guadalupe aqÍ en elÁrea de la ba

--"janet napolitano" la secretaria de seguridad interna, se nego a responder a la familia de un agenteona, que responsabiliza a la administracion obama del crimen ocurrido el 14 de diciembre.--ayer, la funcionaria acudio al funeral del agente "brian terry" en detroit, donde evadio la pregunta de un reportero sobre el asunto.--el padre del agente, asesinado por grupos criminales que operan en la frontera, acuso a napolitano de haberles ofrecido palabras huecas, cuando llamo para darles sus condolencias. --ellos sostienen que si el gobierno hubiera hecho mas por reforzar la frontera, el homicidio se hubiera evitado. ---todos los dias, miles de personas cruzan a pie los puentes que unen a ciudad juarez, mexico, con el paso, texas... y durante esta temporada abundan las quejas debido a las largas filas que hay en las garitas.---"heidi renpenning" nos amplia la informacion. en noticias de iberoamerica...--las autoridades guatemaltecas trasladaron a la capital de aquel pais a 18 presuntos narcotraficantes que fueron capturadas en la frontera con mexico.--los detenidos, entre los que figuran

--janet napolitano se reunio con el secretario de gobernacÓn "jose francisco blake mora", para firmar intercambio de informacion sobre viajeros aereos como parte de la lucha contra el terrorismo. #--krupskaia aÍs tiene Ás detalles. --el departamento de estado bloqueo el acceso a sus archivos de la red confidencial del gobierno. --esto significa que menos empleados federales podran leer mensajes diplomaticos relevantes.--la medida surge en reaccion a la reciente publicacion de 250-mil cables oficiales divulgados por la organizacion "wikileaks" que revelaron asuntos bochornosos como el que estados unidos sigue confundido en torno a las ambiciones nucleares de corea del norte o que la cancilleria ordeno recolectar muestras de adn e informacion personal de mandatarios extranjeros. -- la junta de supervisores del condado de san mateo aproÓ un contrato con la ciudad de redwood city para construir una prisÓn en una seccÓn de la calle "chemical", cerca de la autopista 101.-- la nueva Á rcel tendÁ 700 camas por lo que se espera que ayude a reducir la superpoblacÓn en las prisiones del condado.

host: janet tavakoli, her book "dear mr. buffett." and her interview in 2009, you confine that also in the video library if you are interested in more for thought and observations. sweetwater, texas. margarita, republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am very disappointed because they want to give money to fannie mae and freddie mac and people who live on social security -- i know people who live on $400 a month. i know that there is no man or woman in office who can live on that kind of money, but yet they wanted to give money to fannie and freddie -- what about us? we voted for them. what do we get? we don't get nothing. we don't even get the two runs and $50 -- $250 they said they would give us. i would like to see them live on what i have to live. host: i will move on because that was a comment, not a question, to annapolis. caller: i have a couple of comments and then i have a question for your guests. henry ford once said in the 1930's that if the good people of this great nation would truly understand how banking wor

--la ley fue sancionada en 2007 por la deÓcrata janet napolitano, entonces gobernadora de arizona.actual mandataria estatal, la republicana jan brewer, estuvo presente en la corte para apoyar la norma.--los expertos consideran que la decision del organo judicial, que podria sentar un precedente en otros estados, es de pronostico reservado. --la ciudad de san jose dejara de confiscar por 30 dias los vehiculos de conductores sin licencia que sean detenidos por una infraccion menor.la policia busca alternativas para evitar el viaje al corralon de los vehiculos, como por ejemplo esperar a que una persona con licencia venga por el auto de la persona detenida. esto siempre y cuando no se trate de una ofensa grave como conducir bajo la influencia del alcohol. --si el vehiculo tiene que ser remolcado hasta que otra persona pueda recogerlo, el conductor sin licencia tendria que pagarqas multas necesarias para recuperar su vehiculo, pero no tendria que esperar 30 dias. --un juez federal rechazo una demanda que buscaba poner fin a la llamada "accion afirmativa" en las universidades de califor

pasajeross de aviones el convenio fue formalizado por la secretaria de seguridad interna de estados unidos janete que climática es importante para salvar al planeta y están pidiendo adel gada delegados en que cooperen más. y cuántos conductores muertos el año pasado [ locutor ] hecho: cada vez que tomas advil liqui-gels, estás tomando el analgésico que actúa más rápido que tylenol rapid release gels contra tus dolores fuertes. y no sólo más rápido, también es más fuerte. no hay mejor alivio que éste. advil. >>>josé: el presidente de venezuela hugo chávez salió en defensa por cristina kirchner, luego de la secretaria de estado hillary clinton ordenó investigar la salud mental de la mandataria argentina también sí toma medicinas y cómo reacciona ante el estrés >>> sí nuestra solidaridad con la presidenta argentina, mira el país de españa está publicando esto. manden incluso a estudiar solicitar, un estudio sobre el estado mental y la salud de la presidenta de argentina. el departamento de estado... la secretaria de estado ella misma firmada clinton. >>>josé: el presidente venezolano dijo ayer que

. >> i am janet edwards.alking about the social network, the buzz about the founding of facebook. >> two nights ago, they had a whole website in one night, he did it while he was drunk. >> you made facebook? >> they are grouppies. >> million dollars is not cool, what is cool is a billion dollars. from are a lot of expectations about the movie and a lot of controversy. it is really about two lawsuits filed against mark and facebook, who did you get input in writing the script? >> let's talk about the lawsuits first. they were filed roughly the same time, the defendants plaintiffs they were all sworn in and came at the same time and what they ended up with were three different versions of the truth. when it came time to write the screen play, instead of writing the juiciest i wanted to say there were three versions, that there was a different quality so the movie does not take a position on who is telling the truth we let you argue about that in the parking lot. i know that mark and facebook would prefer we onl

that is according to homeland security secretary janet napolitano who made the remarks in a television interview today. she was asked if tsa will change its procedures because of the complaints. >> not in the foreseeable future. we are looking to improve systems, but the new technology, the pat-downs, just object i feel safer for our traveling public. >> she dismissed news reports about tests in which guns and knives made it past screeners. many of those airports were high failure rates are very old and the new procedures and new machinery have improved safety a great deal. >>> bay area arrests for driving under the influence are up slightly this season compared with last year. california highway patrol said police made 40 d.w.i. arrests between december 24 and yesterday. good news, there have been no fatalities during the holiday enforcement period so far. it was also true last year. some 258 d.u.i. arrests have been made statewide. >> up next, a marijuana dispensary goes up in flames. also, dry-cleaning goes green but can it get your clothes >> closed captioning brought to you by man

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