nuestra expectativas es tener un compromiso firme de parte de la secretaria de seguridad janet napolitano en que ella nos va a decir claramente de manera concreta que va a hacer ella para que tengamos una reforma migratoria para que la promesa de una reforma migratoria se cumpla no solamente las redadas preocupan a las organizaciones pro inmigrante si no el endurecimiento de programas policiales migratorios como la 287 g preocupa basicamente por que la 287 g... lo que ha dejado en nuestras comunidades es desastre y vemos lo que esta pasando basicamente en arizona preocupa tambien que nalitano y la administracion obama sigan el mismo rumbo de la administraciones pasadas muchas iniciativas de proyecto y promesas de legalizacion que no se concreten segun este lider pueden haber marchas.. .puede haber cualquier tipo de actividades que sea necesario pero es importante notar que lo mas estrategico es hablar con los congresistas y asegurar de que ellos comience a mover el proceso y asegurar de que la administracion ob

. >> se llevÓ a cabo una reunión muy importante con la secretaria janet napolitano y 80 organizacionesratoria, cuÁl es la ventana para que esto sea factible? >> tenemos que lograrlo inmediatamente, cada dÍa que pasa se nos hace mÁs difÍcil. hay un compromiso del presidente que dijo que lo iba a hacer rÁpidamente, estamos negociando para crear la legislaciÓn. creo que tenemos los votos. hay tambiÉn una oposiciÓn bipartidista, creo que hay apoyo bipartidista para crear una reforma seria, del sistema. >> congresista grijalva? >> yo agrego que la oportunidad es hoy de poder reformar la ley de inmigraciÓn, lo necesario, el liderazgo estas siendo representado por el presidente, el va a ser parte del liderazgo que va a insistir para que en 2010 tengamos un plan. >> se anunciaron cargos formales contra narcotraficantes mexicanos que aparentemente siguen prÓfugos pero que de alguna manera tienen lazos con los estados unidos? en el estado de ustedes hay un gran nivel de secuestros? cree que cruzÓ la frontera la violencia? >> no al punto de a ser -hacer una costa de pÁnico, pero lo que vemos en a

. >>> la secretaria de seguridad interna, janet napolitano se reunirá con decenas de activistas pararatoria, y se discutiran la aplicación de la ley y de impulsar una reforma integral. chicago se convirtió en la ciudad de cerrar su gobierno, miles de empleados tuvieron que quedarse entoqmdayéÑkph@h@toqmd amaneció la alcaldia, y suspenden a trabajadores por uno o másh@ días. >>> estamos viendo la cara de la recesión. >>> aunque los economistas están diciendo que la recesión se fue el nivel de empleo va a ocupar un poco más. >>> otro ejemploh@toqmda÷shkph@ dólares. y las estaciones de bomberos cuentan con menos personal, que ordena rotación de personal obligado. >>> no están cerradas, todavía hay bomberos, hay ambulancias para ayudar a todos. >>> pero los recortes de horas de trabajo han provocado el enfrentamiento entre el sindicato y el alcalde quien dice que tiene que reducir los sueldos de los encargados de los servicios de emergencia. >>> ya también se extiende a los tribunales de justicia, lo que provocó retrasos en algunos juicios. jaime garcía, univisión. >>> el centro nacional

trabajadores, sino mas bien en los empleadores inescrupulosos dijo la secretaria de seguridad janet napolitanoncio fue hecho al dar a conocer la inversion de 30- millones de dolares para prevenir que la violencia del narcotrafico en mexico se extienda al pais..la funcionaria reitero que cualquier operacion futura contra los indocumentados sera debidamente fundamentada... por otra parte, el proyecto de usar la guardia nacional para ayudar a controlar la violencia del narcotrafico en la frontera con mexico tropieza con desacuerdos en torno a quien cubrira los costos y que tipo de asignaciones se dara a los efectivos...el pentagono y el departamento de seguridad interna no se ponen de acuerdo en quien debera correr con los costos de desplegar a unos mil 500- efectivos de la guardia nacional... en colombiala desicion del gobierno de venezuela de suspender el envio de combustible subsidiado a colombia ya comenzo a sentirse ... las regiones de colombia mas afectadas por la medida serian la guajira y el norte de santander, donde ya abria tambien problemas de especulacion en los precios de los combust

migración reapareció en la teiw[nthskph@h@teiw[nsÑykph@ escuchados, la reunión fue encabezada por janet napolitanorresponsal dice si se logró avanzar. >>> para discutir una futura reforma tuvo lugar una primera reunión entre unos 100 representantes de organizaciones civicas, religiosas, etcétera, y la secretaria de seguridad, después de más de dos horas el presidente obama sorpresivamente llegó a hablarles. >>> fue importante que el presidente viniera y hablara con el grupo y dejara saber que él estaba envuelto. >>> es un paso positivo, queremos ver acciones concretas, una propuesta en el congreso, discursos públicos de parte de napolitano. >>> afirman que dejaron claro que la reforma es urgente. >>> estoy confiado basado en la reunión de hoy. >>> llegó el presidente obamatel congreso sobre el tema. >>> los participantesh@ aprecian la presencia del presidente. y dijo que van a continuar su empuje para hacer cumplir las h cumplir la ley. >>> esta reunión se organizó muy de repente, y qué creen que motivo esto, es un avance? oÑkp un plan de relaciones públicas? >>> maría elena, todos los participant

ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the secretary of hoped security, janet napolitano. [applause]. >> well, good morning and thank you very much. i want to thank paul for your kind introduction and i wanted to thank the council of foreign relations for hosting us today. i see steve flynn here, dr. flynn, like several of his colleagues at the council, have been doing some very thoughtful work on homeland security. and i am deeply appreciative of that. as a council member, myself, it is good to be back here, the last time i was here, was with governor haley barbour on a panel on immigration. and now i must admit that in the department of homeland security, it is somewhat of a large government department, so, we are undergoing what we call efficiency review, looking for ways to make sure that we spend every dollar, every penny we get, wisely, so i thought i would bring my cfr membership dues here today so i could save the cost of postage, so, paul i'll leave these here for you! [laughter]. >> now, the council is an institution i deeply appreciate because it is one of the r

homeland security secretary janet napolitano. thank you so much, madame secretary, for joining us.can be done, what is being done to protect against the infection? >> well, a lot of things. and it begins with individuals, the simple things, the washing of the hands, the coughing in your sleeve, staying home if you're sick, keeping your child home if your child is sick. we're working a lot with businesses and with other government agencies at all deferent levels in terms of their preparations, preparing for absenteeism. because in all likelihood, we're going to see a lot of flu before the vaccine becomes available. >> and we have the normal seasonal flu as well, to contend with. how do people know what they're facing when they have a child who gets sick or a spouse or a partner. how do you know what to identify? >> well, the actual diagnosis, obviously, is made by the medical professionals. but in general, school kids are going to be getting the h1n1 flu. older people will be getting seasonal flu. that's a rough approximation. so we're encouraging everyone to get there as soon as th

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. >>> y activistas se reunieron con janet napolitano, y a pesar que el presidente obama dijo que estonidos por la liberación de un libio, el gobierno tomó la decisión por motivos humanitarios, y casi 300 personas murieron en ese atentado. >>> y un deportista juvenil está en el centro del escándalo, quiere que sea sometido a un examen, la sudafricana despertó sospechas y su impresionante rapidez en las pistas. >>> unos días para saber los resultados. >>> más adelante, hoy entra en vigor la nueva leyde las tarjetas de crédito.nkp >>> y guida mosh@ imágenes del último video musical del loco elizalde. >>> y jenni rivera volvió a la carga para arremetar contra graciela beltrán, ya volvemos a "primer impacto." h@h@ >>> bueno, a pocos días antes de su asesinato el loco elizalde grabó un video. >>> desteiwrkp guadalajara nues corresponsal amplh@ grelteiw[nslvkpeliz.o video que@ nop>>>h@h@pesar queh@h@asiw[nét muerte nunca denunció losh@teiw@ autoridades continua, y ahora se investigará si el blanco era el chacal de sinaloa. >>> que ellos hagan la investigación, no nos interesa, el mal ya está

organizaciones de derechos civiles que apoyan la reforma migratoria y la secretaria interna, janet napolitanomigrantes, fiscales presentaron cargos criminales contra una empresa en seattle, la empresa fue acusado de conspirar para alentar a los indocumentados a permanecer en los estados unidos. >> un pirata cibernÉtico, ex informantedel gobierno, rompiÓ su propio rÉcord de robar tarjetas de crÉdito, ahora, robÓ mÁs de 130 millones de nÚmeros de tarjetas de crÉdito, y luego venderlas en el mercado mundial. >> la nueva jueza de los estados unidos, sonia sotomayor, tomÓ la decisión de detener una ejecuciÓn en ohio pero no tuvo Éxito. >> un abogado de la madre de michael jackson dijo que esta pensando en la hipÓtesis de una demanda por muerte por negligencia. esto fue despuÉs de que un juez aprobÓ la posibilidad de vender artÍculos que pertenecieron al rey del pop. >> asÍ amanece el mundo, mas adelante mÁs noticias. >> violencia en ciudad juÁrez, llega a cuba una delegaciÓn de obispos estadounidenses para mejorar las relaciones entre los dos paÍses. >> paola, que dicen las totoentas y huracanes?

it goes along with what you are saying but earlier this year, secretary janet napolitano talk about publicperception, she said the public perception of fema needs to change. she said fema is not a first responder, that role belongs to the local government. but she said the common perception is in an emergency, fema is supposed to be there first and if not, something is, quote, wrong with the agency. you talk about that in your remarks today. she also said should locals be able to and emergencies when the state provides assistance and after that, fema and is the scene. i was wondering if you could comment. is it important to change the public perception of fema as the secretary does? >> absolutely. she is right on target. some of that goes to recognizing this roles and responsibilities and the importance of building the capability of the local and state levels so that when fema ate s in, particularly as a responder, they're coming in always in support of state and local, always in support of local. between 9/11 and katrina, the pendulum shifted for this expectation that she not would be the

. -- janet napolitano about that, it was clear that they did not want to shut down important aspects of the society. but she went on to say that she does not plan to give out any headlines. the they will be prepared to cope with it and right now the markers are not showing in 181810 of situation. we have all worked down in that newsroom. you know how that window works, jells go up and down. one of two things has happened. is it about to rain cats and dogs? >> it is just because we are covering, so it gets dark. shepard: seriously, is it about to rain? >> it is apocalyptic because of, plus it is dark and it is about to storm. shepard: the combination all those things. good to see you. >> [laughter] likewise. shepard: we have all things at the fox news website, foxnews.com, including the music -- we hope. you can watch us here and there and everywhere. will take you there, all the disney to know. great way to get the latest information -- all that you need to know. great way to get the latest information. health care, insurance, confusing enough for regular folks. it can be intimidatin

>> hubo una tgtzrdmeskph@h@tgtz@ organizaciones y janet napolitano.s, el presidente obama llegÓ a hablarles. >> fue importante que el presidente viniera a hablar personalmente. es el principio. >> es un caso positivo, pero pequeÑo. queremos acciones concretas. >> queremos mÁs empuje por el presidente. >> tenemos una ventana de oportunidades, yo estoy confiado. >> estuvo el presidente para decir que van a estar trabajando. >> la secretarÍa escuchÓ que las comunidades necesitan ver el avance. >> no se ha comunicado efectivamente sobre el trabajo que se estÁ llevando a cabo para una reforma migratoria. >> tambiÉn manifestaron preocupaciÓn por el esfuerzo de detener indocumentados. >> la mayorÍa de las denuncias policÍacas han rechazado esto. >> el presidente tgtzrdhrkph@Í servicios a inmigrantes, a los que estafan con trÁmites por los que les cobran miles de dÓlares. >> como es que todas las personas que estÁn afuera proveyendo servicios fraudulentos se va a ir tras ellos. >> una corte federal de apelaciones en california, dio luz verde a un caso en el

>>> swine flu fears are likely to grow as kids head back to school and that is according to janet napolitano. she says the h1n1 virus will probably heir flare-up when class is in session this fall. a volcano sin is not expected -- a vaccine is not expected to be ready until october. and there will not be enough vaccine for everyone. >>> scientists may be one step closer to a cure for aids. university of north carolina researchers decoded a genetic structure of the virus in a g nom. >>> a national campaign is under way to get better insurance coverage for autism therapies. more than 60 children are diagnosed every day. many parents struggle to provide them with the treatment they need. there is a tv ad campaign calling on congress to have insurance companies cover more autism therapies. >> most insurance companies don't see autism as something that you can recover from. rehabilitation, which is what therapy's ultimate goal is, is not a reason to pay for these service for these kiddos. >> 14 states have act to amend insurance laws to cover some autism therapies but there are age restrictions.

homeland security secretary janet napolitano was 51st.king the list of powerful women for the first time recently approved supreme court justice sonia sotomayor who debuts at number 54. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius was 56. forbes says when compiling the list it wasn't about money or celebrity but it was about influence. >>> well, if you were hoping to take advantage of jetblue's $599 all you cagentlemen sale, you are a little too late. jetblue suspended the program saying that they sold out of passes. the promotion allowed unlimited travel for a whole month on any seat to more than 50 domestic with a three -- day advanced booking. the airline says the sales went beyond expectations. but there's no word if the promotion will be back. >> that didn't take too long. you blink, you missed it. >> like the cash for clunkers nchls coming up next on "news4 at 4:00," the list of top colleges is out. we are going to take a look at rankings of local universities. >> and rumors are swirl being paula abdul's possible plans to g

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homeland security secretary janet napolitano leading the session which included religious, business and special interest groups but which excluded the media. president obama was not scheduled to attend the meeting but apparently he did make an appearance. a white house spokesman said the president understands our nation's immigration system is broken and needs to be fixed and that's why he asked secretary napolitano to meet with stake holders and members of congress to move the legislative process forward. today scotland released the only person convicted in the 1988 bombing of pan am flight over lockerbie scotland. the attack killed 270 people. ali mohmed al megrahi is home after the scottish government sent him free. crowds estimated at 1,000 cheered his arrival. a hero's welcome as he arrived. scottish government officials releasing the libyan on compassionate grounds. he has terminal prostate cancer. the victims' families expressing outrage over the terrorist release. it happened in 1988. 259 people aboard the plane, 11 on the ground were killed. >>> up next, gay marriage and the ob

not long after the reports released, janet napolitano apologized for any unintended offense. >> i'm noty from it. this was an an assessment, not an accusation. >> d.h.s. issued a threat assessment on so-called left wing extremist groups earlier this year, but in that report, the agency made cheer it relied on tell intelligence reporting from groft agencies an highly reliable field agents. bret: the justice department today gave back $2.4 million to mexico, money seized during an investigation into oil smuggled out of that country and purchased here in the u.s. mexican president felipe calderon says drug cartels have branched out and are behind much of the oil theft. oil legally traded today felled by more than $1 a barrel, september crude lost $1.15 on the new york mercantile exchange settling in at $64.45 a barrel. gasoline dropped 2/10's of a penny, averaging $2.64 a gallon. so is the obama administration preparing to give away some of your privacy rights? we report. you decide. [ bottle #1 ] oh hey, hey... there's that mr. clean magic eraser thing again. clean freak. [ bottle #2 ] wh

just click on living well for the story that includes a link to audio clips from secretary janet napolitano. >>> the september 11th attacks in new york are still causing health problems for tens of thousands of people. more than 400,000 workers, residents and rescuers were in lower manhattan that day or shortly afterwards. a report shows that 25,000 of them have since developed asthma and 51% suffer from post traumatic stress disorder. >>> we say good morning to kristin fisher. she's in the web center. what's happening? >> it is a tough day for twitter and other social networking sites. two very big, very powerful organizations are banning or considering banning its members from using social media. i'm talking about the u.s. marine corps e e a look. wired blk oca look. wired blocngda er omonrohaogbls e thngdae er room has one daof the the stori hee nethliriads mane ban s fa face, face, oktwitter, effective immediately all social sites will be banned their network for at t leasone year. a marine ordeon website. sobadie atofn inrnteinternet cial networking sites on marine rpen riteseenterpris

from the department of commerce where commerce secretary gary long, homeland security secretary janet napolitano and cathine sebelius are all teaming up in an effort to fight the swine flu. they are announcing new guidelines to help businesses prepare for the virus. we are screaming -- streaming this conference live on myfoxdc.com. >>> and the big story on the hill is health care. could a bipartisan plan be dead? >> there is word this morning that the president and fellow democrats are prepared to go it alone but this might not be as easy as the white house takes shots from the left and right. sharon i'll shively has more from the hill. >> reporter: liberals love it, conservatives hate it and moderates are still making up their minds. now the white house has a big decision to make. >> we're going to pay more taxes because of you, sir. >> reporter: with scenes like it playing out at town halls across the country, and republicans assessing democrats health care plan this way -- >> what they say is in the bill is not there. people will lose their private health insurance and there will be higher ta

janet napolitano overseeing homeland security. trying to get in there and fix our border.'ve got -- >> you had kathleen sebelius. >> kathleen sebelius. what's more difficult than the health reform plan right now? she's head of health and human services. >> also we've seen sonia sotomayor being added to -- >> first latina supreme court justice. again, not in politics, but i would just like to mention ursula burns. she's head of xerox and she's the first african-american corporate leader of a publicly traded company. >> well, it is exciting. as exciting as this news is about how far women have come we still have a long way to go. we just end with that. heidi brown, we need a longer list. >>> still to come this morning, two great friends get lucky on our plaza. what our crack makeover team has done with them. but first these messages. maybe it's your name. richard? no, smucker. (laughs) (announcer) when your last name is smucker and you live in orrville, everyone knows what you'll do when you grow up. you're gonna make the world's best jam. i love jam. (announcer) for five ge

it's the same people, rahm emanuel, janet napolitano, hillary clinton, all of the same people doing itk then. let's turn to our guest. good evening, sir. >> hi, keith. >> we started this explanation. would you continue it? who populated this viper militia group? what's its relevance to today? >> well, i mean, this really was a classic militia plot in the sense that these were people who were gathering weapons not only weapons which they could i suppose make the argument were defensive in some way but as you said this huge amount of ammo. this came right on the heels of the oklahoma city bombing and so the government was justifiably very worried about this. you know, not only that but they produced films in which they surveilled a whole series of federal buildings, you know, which apparently they were attempting to bomb or planning to attack. that is who they were. you know, i think the relevance really of the group is that they are a reminder of a level of criminal violence that came out of the militia movement and can continue to come out of the radical right today. >> the viper defen

we'll talk to secretary janet napolitano about the government's new guidelines for an outbreak that isall. plus this. >> i go to bed every night knowing, my heart is clear, she did not drink, she's not an alcoholic. listen to all that, she is not an alcoholic and my heart is resting every night when i go to bed. something medically had to happen. >> it sounds like a husband in denial, but could there be a medical explanation for the alcohol and drug binge that led a woman to kill herself and so many others on that parkway tragedy? >>> hello, everyone. i'm dr. nancy snyderman. we're going to begin today with anger health care protests turning up the summer heat. r congressman john dingell struggled to keep order at this town hall. across the map in tampa, florida, you can see things got downright ugly at this meeting before congresswoman kathy castor even got a chance to speak. a man got hurt in a scuffle. >> one of them took my arm and doing an arm twist, tore my watch off, then the other one grabbed me by the neck and the shirt and tore the shirt off, because i didn't immediately fall

that from then attorney general janet napolitano. denied wrong doing, settled for $217 million.nron, where arthur andersen accounting was auditor and consultant. by the time both companies came down, mr. hemsley was gone. in 1999, mr. hemsley negotiated a new deal as unitedhealth group president. unitedhealth group's compensation committee gave him stock options, back dated stock options, meaning they were backdated to when the stock was low so they were worth more, more money the second he got them. this saved him the trouble of having to wait until the stock price actually rose. two years later after hemsley hired the chairman of unitedhealth group compensation committee as a personal money manager, unitedhealth group investors were still being told the compensation committee was, quote, independent. both be united health groups auditor and consultant to the committee, arthur andersen accounting. "the wall street journal" revealed the backdating, investors sued. unitedhealth group got rid of its ceo at the time. they replaced him with the man who received the second most valua

>> the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, did an exclusive interview with fox news today. she said that scientists are saying they are seeing markers not for a 1918 type situation which killed 50 million people worldwide, but rather for the 1957 asian flu which only killed -- only two million people worldwide. about 70,000 in this country. i asked her if the president of the united states is prepared to seize or shut down certain industries or sectors of the business or society at large the way president truman did in the korean war with the steel mills. she told me this was an unfortunate question. >> it speculates to an absolutely worst case scenario, and that in and of itself becomes a headline. the president plans to shut down this or that. >> give it to me. i understand. >> what we're doing is saying look, what's the most likely scenario? the most likely scenario is a heavier than usual flu season. >> i mentioned that asian flu situation from the 1950's killed 70,000 americans. in the year 2006, the regular flu, shep, killed 56,000 americans. shepard: wow, rough on a

janet napolitano is in louisville, kentucky, for a speech before the american legion. and tom vilsack holds another rural forum in modesto, california. we'll see more economic numbers tomorrow when the commerce department releases the july report on new home sales. that's it. >> i'm sorry. could you talk a little more about the possibility that the president -- the word that he might visit senator kennedy? we know john mccain just said on the weekend shows that senator kennedy's voice is greatly missed in this debate. >> it's one of the things, there seems to be a little bit of a crisis of leadership in the health care debate. you know, the president himself has been the sole voice. they have missed tom daschle. they've missed ted kennedy. the president is very close with senator kennedy. he was one of the earliest people to come out to support him. a lot of people credit him with being able to gather a lot of support needed for the superdelegates that they needed in the democratic primary. there have been some reports that the secret service have been at the kennedy c

comienzan en la casa blanca las conversaciones sobre la ansiada reforma migratoria, janet napolitanoue hemos visto ha sido la intensificaciÓn de medidas, algunos programas bastante controversiales, como el que permite que la policÍa actÚe como agentes de inmigraciÓn, lo hemos visto en arizona, donde hay prÁcticas discriminatorias en contra de los hispanos. entonces, nosotros entendemos que no hay un balance. queremos ver si ellos dicen que hay que aplicar las leyes, pero que tambiÉn se ve el pronunciamiento pÚblico de que hay un compromiso para lograr la reforma migratoria. >> maribel, ustedes no conocÍan tanto en que la secretarÍa de seguridad internarse a la persona ideal como enlace para escuchar las v ves de tantas personas y organizaciones en esh@h@tvq@i]yykkp >> bueno, esperamos que este no sea el caso. nosotros cuando reciÉn la designaron, aplaudimos la designaciÓn porque entendemos que ella como ex gobernadora de arizona entiende la necesidad de una reforma migratoria para aplicar de manera efectiva las leyes inmigraciÓn. ella misma, cuando era gobernador a hablaba constantem

the secretary of health and human services, kathleen sebelius, and janet napolitano and spent months on the forefront to combat the h1n1 swine flu virus. i am glad they joined us today to unveil this fall's guidance to help businesses and employers prepare for what many experts believe to be an active flu season. we're also joined by a doctor from the center for disease control, and the department of labour deputy secretary. they will be on hand to answer questions at the conclusion of our presentations. as all of you know, h1n1 is more than just a significant health issue. it has the potential to affect virtually every aspect of our lives, from our economy to national security, to our educational system. as such, it will take americans from every walk of life, all of us, pulling together and doing our part to mount an effective response. as i have travelled the country the last few months, i have learned the businesses across the country, from mom and pop businesses to fortune 500, are counting on the federal government to convey accurate, reasons information in a timely way. we alr

we will also hear from the commerce secretary gary locke and janet napolitano. this is 25 minutes. >> thank you all for joining us. the secretary of common security has spent months at the forefront of this administration's efforts to combat the h1n1 flu virus. i am pleased that they have joined us today to help businesses and employers prepare for what many experts believe to be an active flew season. we're also joined by rather admiral read from the center for disease control. they will answer questions at the conclusion of our presentations. as all of you know, h1n1 is more than just a significant health issue. it has the potential to affect nearly every aspect of our lives from our economy to national security. it will take americans from every walk of life, all of us pulling together and doing our part to mount an effective response. businesses across the country from mom-and-pop businesses on main street to fortune 500 are counting on the federal government to convey accurate, reasoned information in a timely way. we already face much economic uncertainty.

>> we heard from the cdc director, and janet napolitano, and they said the same thing. the decision to close schools due to a possible public should be made at a local level. she said when you're talking about closing schools, there is a ripple effect. parents need to make arrangements for their kids to stay at home. keep your kids at home. they're telling the school to make arrangements. if children are displaying symptoms, had a quarantine room ready. take steps and be ready. the education secretary is also handing out pamphlets to all of the schools so that they know what to do. any to make sure that both schools and parents are flexible and that they have a plan, in case there is an outbreak. megyn: thank you. we will be tracking the h1n1 virus. if you are looking for the latest reports, or for example, do you remember the symptoms? foxnews.com and search for h1n1, and that will bring up the latest information. bill: i know what my meeting this weekend. marlin. the big story this hour is the jobs number. we are still shedding jobs. just not as many. when we come bac

. >>> and homeland security secretary janet napolitano tells "usa today" that the h1n1 flu will flare up but before vaccines are available. she says vac evens will not be available to everyone, at least early on. >>> major argument in washington over president obama's health care overhaul is whether we can afford it. money expert jennifer westhoven is here. you know, jen, some say one way calories. >> yeah. looking at maybe cut calories or smoking. they're trying to look at the areas where you heard an ounce of prevention is worth the cost of a cure. one area is obesity. if you look at health problems related to obesity, think about diabetes, heart, and kidney disease, et cetera, they add up to about $147 billion a year in health care costs that we're all paying because it's in the system. that is nearly 10% of all medical spending. >>> another choj that's out there is smoking. by one estimate, health care costs for a smoker are 40% higher than for a nonsmoker. one florida county is taking a drastic step. last night commissioners there approved a surcharge on health insurance for any

we heard from janet napolitano earlier.n it comes to dealing with swine flu cases in school, it is evolving and requires less flexibility. >> the decision to close schools is a local month and is one of the most challenging for any school leader, for any community leader. once you close a school, as we saw last spring, that causes a significant ripple affect because children need to stay home. as we said, we do not want kids going out to the shopping mall. the whole point is to reduce transmission. that means parents need to be thinking, their own plan. >> health officials continue to stress vaccination is the best way to prevent h1n1. they expect to have a vaccine available until october, but until then they are recommending thorough hand washing, coughing or sneezing into your elbow. jane: thank you. we have all you need to know about h1n1 at foxnews.com. in the search box, type h1n1 jon: some new medical research may put an end to the ditch. scientists at washington university believe they have found the cells in your sk

janet napolitano was pressure to dump this project up. say that senator tester boasted about this project, using his influence. 4200 trucks a day, rated among the highest priority, yes this was passed over for stimulus money. how did this happen? >> they were doing a stimulus package, putting that together. no question laredo does not need a lot of investment and border crossings. is the construction ready to go? do they have all of their permits? you have the international crossing. it may be that laredo was just not in a position to get going in the next year or two. that being said, you want to use hyperbole products as the first to get the money. frankly, many of the border crossings have been waiting for years to get the kind of assistance for capacity, not only good for the border, but for the economy as a whole. jane: is this a clean process? >> setting priorities are something that have been done with discussion. both of the locals looking for the standard of customs and border protection, where they think the flow is the greatest

and janet napolitano said that perhaps the proper terminology was not used, but no direct response to development. trace: just a quick reminder, hillary clinton is the secretary of state, not her husband. it is a good bet that this university students will never forget that fact. >> we have all heard about chinese contracts in this country. interferences from the world bank against this contract. what does mr. clinton think, through the mouth of mrs. clinton, and what does mr. much, both think about the situation? -- motumbo think about the situation? >> you want me to tell you what my husband thinks? my husband is not the secretary of state, i am. i will tell you my opinion. i will not be channeling my husband. trace: hmm. actually, it was the translator's problem. the student wanted to know what was president obama's response. the student told her that he was misquoted and they ended up shaking hands. hmm. talk about lost in translation. juliet: you can kind of understand it. she had been traveling a lot, is tired. trace: we are trying to bring you developments about the wreckage ov

it is important to remember, janet napolitano said that we have to keep eyes on threats, but that there were problems with this particular report. rick: thank you. jane: breaking news coming from the pentagon. we are getting word that an al qaeda plot to attack an american base in kuwait has been foiled. details are a bit sketchy at this hour. here is what we know, six nationals have been arrested. we do not know how much of a role our military intelligence played in stopping the attack. our pentagon team is working on this and we will bring you details when we get them. rick: two dozen people trapped several stories above the ground, no way down. nightmare scenario for a lot of people on a roller coaster. just wait until you hear how long some of them were stuck up there. jane: search crews are back on the hudson river again this morning, hoping to go down at about 3:00 this afternoon to retrieve the wreckage of the small airplane that collided with the helicopter over the weekend. nine people were killed. we will keep you posted. strength of zyrtec ® , the fastest, 24-hour allergy rel

the secretary of health and human services, kathleen sebelius, and janet napolitano and spent months on the forefront to combat the h1n1 swine flu virus. i am glad they joined us today to unveil this fall's guidance to help businesses and employers prepare for what many experts believe to be an active flu season. we're also joined by a doctor from the center for disease control, and the department of labour deputy secretary. they will be on hand to answer questions at the conclusion of our presentations. as all of you know, h1n1 is more than just a significant health issue. it has the potential to affect virtually every aspect of our lives, from our economy to national security, to our educational system. as such, it will take americans from every walk of life, all of us, pulling together and doing our part to mount an effective response. as i have travelled the country the last few months, i have learned the businesses across the country, from mom and pop businesses to fortune 500, are counting on the federal government to convey accurate, reasons information in a timely way. we alr

çbrian: janet napolitano belies it is time to beef up border security. violence in mexico from spilling over into the u.s. >> we have a new opportunity with mexico to really break up these cartels. shame on us to not take advantage of that opportunity to go through that window together. steve: meanwhile, when a brazilian television producer said that he would kill for better ratings, police say that he meant it. he is under arrest on suspicion that he arranged five murders for his crime television show. investigators became suspicious because each time they would arrive at the scene, the television crew was already there. çseveral employees pointed the finger at the host. police believe he, who is also a state legislator, is also a drug dealer. dari: federal investigators raided a loss thisç pharmacy -- las vegas pharmacy in connection with michael jackson's death. agents collected documents, records, and a list of inventory. brian: talk about a perfect pianist. nora the cat could be the next billy joel. ♪ she is a 5-year-old cat. she was in a rescue s

according to usa today, janet napolitano says there will be another outbreak before the vaccine is readyin mid-october. >>> some parents are protecting their children with a new iphone offender locator program. it gives you the list of sex offenders in any location. type in an address and you get a map of the area where sex offenders live. the application also provides pictures and details of the crimes the offenders committed. the information is pulled from a public record, butritics worry the application could lead to vigilantism. >>> a rottweiler is on the loose and has attacked one woman and her pet. a 60-year-old woman was walking her dog in the fredericksburg area on sunday when she was mauled by the unleashed dog. she was bitten numerous times and suffered a broken shinbone and a nger. her black labrador was attacked and so badly injured it had to be euthanized. >> hopefully it is a stray dog that maybe wandered into the development because i would hate to think somebody in this community would have an animal that would attack someone walking. >> sheriff's investigators say the ro

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the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, leads the department of 225,000 people.the deal with disasters resulting in acts of god or acts of man. she has led the federal response to the swine flu, and the obama administration oppose the efforts to contain drug cartel violence along the southwest border, among other things. -- the obama administration's efforts to contain drug cartel violence. homeland security combines 22 separate agencies. border patrol, federal emergency management, tsa, fema, the coast guard, the secret service. secretary napolitano two -- was a two-time governor of new mexico. she is an avid hiker, and an accomplished mountain climber. ladies and gentleman, please join me in welcoming the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano. >> good morning, and thank you very much. i want to thank paul for your kind introduction, and i want to thank the council on foreign relations for hosting us today. i see steve flynn here. like other colleagues at the council, he has been doing good work on homeland security. it is good to be back here. the la

and human services and be glad to be here with three great leaders of our country, secretary janet napolitano, from the part of a homeland security, education secretary arne duncan, and are on dr. tom freidan, who is the head of the centers for disease control. we have been working together to prepare for the flu season. from the moment i walked in in april, i spend my first evening in the situation room, being briefed on the evolving flu in late april and that work has not stopped since. today, we are announcing the latest that we are taking to get ready for the flu season this fall. new guidance for schools and dissenters from disease control and prevention that we are releasing today will help schools prepare and respond to the h1n1 flew seasonal strains as kids get ready for school at the upcoming days. parents are out buying backpacks and school supplies and we want you to know that we are taking steps to make sure that children and teachers are safe and secure as to be possible when schools open per the guidelines are almost -- only the most recent product of the obama administration's

janet napolitano spelled out new guidelines for preventing its spread. >> what we are attempting to doe is to allow schools to stay open and to inform them to send sick students and staff home. specifically, ill students and staff should be separated and given protective gear such as a mask until they can leave a school. hand washing and coughing etiquette are essential. these simple steps have an enormous effect on the ability to slow down the transmission of the flu. >> more than 700 schools had to shut down because of swine flu last spring. >>> his movies defined the 1980s. >> bueller. bueller. >> director john hughes has died but hayes iconic films live on. we'll take a closer look at his legacy. >>> iconic movie director john hughes died yesterday from a heart attack. you definitely know his movies. reggie aqui joins us with more on this. it's really sudden, reggie, and then you just start going down memory lane, don't you? >> you do. i think a lot of people don't realize how much he has touched kind of the fabric of our lives as we've grown up. whether you were a child of the '80

quite confident if we have janet the peloton now being the point person she needs to be -- had janet napolitano being the point person she needs to be. and chuck schumer takes the lead, i think there is good stuff in the house. you may not have to have a long debate in the house, you would have a longer debate in the senate, but i am not worried about the calendar. i am worried about the politics, the sense of unease among democrats. this debate has happened twice in the senate. but in the house they have barely talked about its except for the three sound bites they came up to say that the town hall meeting. they are not used to it. what we have come up with is you are in comfortable with it, lean into it. -- you are uncomfortable with it, lean into it. it is in their political interest to lean into this issue, find it as a pragmatic solution and find as good for them. -- frame it as a pragmatic solution and frame it as good for them. you will need a good number of democrats on comparable with this issue leaning into a to make this happen. >> i think some of this depends on how poisoned is the

a look at it, and now i would like to turn this over to the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano. >> thank you, secretary locke, secretary sebelius, and i do not have a lot to ads, but i do want to emphasize some themes. number one, protection from the flu is a shared responsibility. in all likelihood, the flu virus will be back on our shores. it never really left, but we are going to see it reenergize at the beginning of the school year, and that means from a business perspective that planning is essential, and what is being released today is assistance for the plan. people in business are dealing with a very tough economy, and they may not have had the time to think through what a really bad flu season means, and this is why we are providing some assistance to businesses, so they do not have to start from scratch. they can take the document that the secretary held up, and it is available on-line. it is not just seasonal flu, which will happen. we have every year. that is why it is called "seasonal" flu. encouraging your employees to get the seasonal flu vaccine, but preparing f

and homeland secretary janet napolitano say that home grown terrorists are an increasingly dproeg growingcreases our need to work with individuals, to work with local cities and it's big cities like new york city, but also places like in minnesota, like in north carolina across the country. >> fox news terrorism analyst agrees and the author of the book "future jihad, terrorist strategies against america", you think that the u.s. is not doing enough to address the problem of thome grown terror. it seems we see these problems cropping up again and again. >> in terms of understanding what it is and relating it to the public to understand what that is. in this case, we have a red flagment the cell in north carolina involves two generations the. the jihadists do not form overnight. in the cold wars, inform 9/11, the second generation, the kids he has recruited, the other young man are basically 10 to 12 year olds on 9/11. the question now, who is indock tri nating and recruiting inside the united states, not just people who are coming from abroad as with the case of the perpetrators of 9/11.

secretary and am glad to be with three great leaders of our country, janet the public can now -- janet napolitanond tom freenman, who is the director of the center for disease control. we have been working together to prepare for the flu season. from the moment i walked in as april, i spent my first evening in the situation room being briefed on the evolving flu in late april. today, we are announcing the latest steps we're taking to get rid -- to get ready for the flu season this fall. new guidance from schools from the centers for disease control that we are releasing today will help schools prepare today h1n1 flu strains. parents are out buying school supplies and we want you to know we are taking steps to insure that children and teachers are as safe as possible when schools open. but the guidelines are only the most recent product of the obama administration's national framework for response that guides our efforts. it starts with medical surveillance, which means we work closely with doctors and public health officials across the country to identify and operates as soon as they happen. we a