janet napolitano has been dealing with the issue for the better part of two decades.retary. this is following you everywhere you go, most cently on the hill today. lindsey graham, major player pulled back from climate change this week saying that immigration reform should not be brought up. he said at the hearing that the administration would crash and burn if you guys take on immigration reform. and your position on that, you countered him. >> well, the president believe that is the congress needs to take up immigration reform and he looks to forging a bipartisan consensus with which to do it. that's the big hole here. >> political dynamite. >> it is and it isn't. i've dealt with immigration politics a long time and the plain fact of the matter is that the system needs reform. we need updated enforcement tools. we need to deal realistically with those already in the country and we need to have some way to deal with the worker issues that are involved. congress knows that. actually major parts of a bill have been drafted. the lodgistics worked through, but now, it's a

please help me welcome secretary of plant security janet napolitano. -- homeland security janet napolitano. [applause] thank you, governor. good morning. i am humbled to be here this morning to mark the solemn anniversary and to honor the 168 live taken from us now 15 years ago in an unspeakable act of terrorism. we honor the survivors, friends and family members, who continue sense of hope and of strength and spirit inspires all. we honored the first responders who risked their lives are rushing into the marrow building in an act of selflessness, reminiscent of those we have seen since in the response to 9/11, after the fort hood shooting, and in daily acts of heroism that do not often make the daily news. we honor the continued need for vigilance against the violence ideologies that led to this attack, so that we can recognize the signs in our communities and stand together to defeat them. above all, we remind ourselves that what defines us as a nation, as a people, and as communities, is not at how we have suffered, but how we have risen above it, how we have overcome. the history of ok

a los actos se hizo presente la secretaria de seguridad nacional janet napolitano, y el gobernador brad entre otros... el atacante timothy mcveigh fue condenado y ejecutado en el 2001... su complice terry nichols fue setnenciado a cadena perpetua... cinco aerolineas estan asegurando a sus usuarios que no exigiran cobros adicionales por el equipaje de mano... el senador de nueva york, charles schumer ha encabezado la lucha contra los cobros desde que la aerolinea spirit anuncio recientemente que cobrara extra por dicho equipaje... segun schumer, las aerolineas american, delta, jetblue, united, y u-s- airways se han comprometido a no cobrar por las maletas de mano... schumer junto a otros politicos presentaron una legislacion la semana pasada en busca de prohibir los referidos cobros.. en cuba agentes de seguridad impidieron a las damas de blanco realizar su caminata semanal y las obligaron a regresar a sus casas en autobus... a partir de hoy les exigen un permiso de manifestacion... mientras tanto la iglesia catolica pidio al gobierno de raul castro a hacer los cambios necesarios para re

. >>> janet napolitano getting a historic look at flooding in rhode island. it was hard hit by more rain this week, as much as 10 inches fell in some areas. this is leading to the worst in 200 years. rivers begin to recede. officials concerned about garbage and sewage flowing into rivers. i'm joined by secretary napolitano. great to have you. i understand you've been up in the air this morning. tell us what you've seen. >> you're right. the rivers have begun to recede. but the recovery issues are pretty evident. the wastewater treatment plants are down. they are going to need to be repaired and up and running so wastewater doesn't flow into the bay, the atlantic ocean. there's a lot of standing water around residences and businesses that are now shut down. we share some concern about bridges and dams that we saw. fortunately there's good things that happened. the water is receding. the highway, big interstate i-95 is now open. the other highways closed are basically open as well. access to the airport has been maintained. the runways never were flooded, so th

homeland security secretary janet napolitano will visit the state later today. >> are they going to get some of the nice weather we are seeing. >> yes, they will. today, they will get sunshine in most of new england. no precipitation for a few days. >> i started to say a minute ago that it was summer-like temperatures because it was near 08 yesterday. >> if we could limit to summer to about 57 degrees, that would be something. >> 75 to 80 for me is perfect. you'll take that. we'll have those conditions today. it will be very, very nice, just a few high clouds and that will be about it. now, what we are watching, some high clouds as they move into our area. essentially, they're moving over that ridge of high pressure. so what clouds we have today will be those high, thin clouds that will filter the sun a little bit. but certainly, mostly sunny skies. here is a look at the current temperatures at the area airports. right now, reagan national, we are at 53 now, just dropped to have 53 degrees. dulles remains at 49 degrees. bwi marshall is at 46 degrees. here is your forecast for today. men

one speaker, secretary janet napolitano talked about her time as u.s.the bombing took place, the role she played in the investigation that followed, then she became the attorney general of arizona and now the governor and now secretary of homeland security department which was not even in place when this bombing took place. part of her speech she talked about the need for americans, not just governments to be vigilant and resilient about seeing something and saying something about what you see so we can ferret out attacks like this planned by timothy mcveigh and co-conspirators 15 years ago. president clinton talked last week about rising political sentiment around the country that he says is similar to the one or two years before this bombing precipitated timothy mcveigh said by the april 1993 branch davidian siege down in waco, texas. it was a reflective day, powerful ceremony. highly recommend folks to come to oklahoma city to see this memorial. a serene, powerful place, tamron. >> yes, it is. ron, i read interesting information that more than 200 ch

i want you to tap that experience and listen to janet napolitano.id an interview with cnn earlier in the day. get her take on how she says the government is much better at figuring these things out now. let's listen. >> we're seeing some of the same kinds of activity that we did see prior to oklahoma city, but at the same time, as i said before, i think as a nation, we are better prepared and leaning forward. and i think recognize more gravely the different or more acutely the difference between really angry rhetoric and really plotting something like what happened here in oklahoma city. >> now, frank keating is a conservative republican from oklahoma. but does this democratic administration have the right balance in your view on how they do this or are they off on anything? >> well, janet napolitano was here today celebrating life with us and remembering those who were killed. she's a highly gifted very experienced person, as i am, she's a former united states attorney. she understands that isolated, dangerous individuals, tim mcveigh, hinckley, os

janet napolitano runs a massive federal agency that is still new by washington standards. persius seven federal organizations under her leadership. rahm $60 billion in her annual budget and is responsible for about a quarter of a billion employees. and those employees jobs are about as drivers of any federal agency in putting the coast guard, the federal emergency management agency, u.s. secret service, u.s. immigration customs enforcement, a u.s. citizen immigration services, u.s. customs and border protection and transportation security administration or tsa. what the purchasing mobile radios for federal law enforcement officials working in the borr region, search and rescue helicopters for the coast guard or body scanners to discourage a mother would be donner from boarding a plane bound for the u.s., today's guest is vital to securing the nation from the threats we face the it terrorism or catastrophic suaturppes please welcome today's national press club guest the third secretary of the department of land securities janet napolitano [applause] >> thank you. good after

and homeland security secretary janet napolitano. the names on the short list. >> out of that group, i think the president would be very wise, if that is in fact the group, to pick napolitano or somebody like her. is court is all made up of appellate judges. and those are not people with real-life experience. politicians talk about going on the court as taking the veil. these people have been veiled for a very long time. and to have somebody -- that was why sandra day o'connor was a wonderful justice to have somebody in the thicket is a very good thing to do. >> give me another earl warren. former governor of california. who got consensus on the california school decision, one man, one vote. and a lot of things at the time conservatives thoughts was terrible. >> i have another that's not an appellate judge, that's elizabeth warren. we can clone her so she can also run the consumer protection agency, who would be a great nominee, a harvard law professor, expert on bankruptcy law and many ways in which economic policies, are impacting t

secretary of homeland security janet napolitano hosted this our money -- the ceremony to swear them in as citizens of the united states. >>> video from a state trooper shows the stock leading police through a winding back road to a blazing fire at his family's home. the german shepherd ran to the officer's car and then raced to the house, making sure that the officer was following. the honor reportedly told the doctor find help. the workshop that caught fire was destroyed, but the owners of only minor burns. -- the owner suffered only minor burns. >>> heard testimony set her to jail for life, so why does she spent so much time trying to get out? spent so much time trying to get out? later, "oprah," due to diabetes it would frustrate me. in a basketball game, a couple minutes can mean a big momentum shift. my bayer meter is very important. [ male announcer ] bayer's contour meter has programmable, personal high low settings. it allows me to be able to look at my highs and lows to make sure that my diabetes is being controlled as tightly as possible. with my bayer meter, i don't miss val

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it was withdrawn ultimately by janet napolitano. . . host: and they were arrested as they were about to invade for good in central texas to kill as many people as they could because they believed that foreign troops were being trained their to assist in martial law on the united states and so on. these are ultimately where these kinds of conspiracy theories lead. of course, there are pilots, eu pilots and other military officials that are trained over here as various cooperation programs. that is not a secret. that does not mean that fema is running concentration camps or anything else like that. host: a stake a call from don in michigan -- let's take a call from john in michigan. caller: may i call you market? guest: -- may i call you mark? guest: absolutely. caller: thank you. obama set out on just it was when he was running for president and when he becomes president he keeps the dollar in tax, the policy. -- keeps it all intact, the policy. when they passed it, bush and cheney, they had a terrorist alert. that's what bothers me the

we heard about jennifer granholm and we think about janet napolitano. would this president be shocking if he said, you know, have enough judges on the bench, let's pick earl wearen, people from the past who didn't spend their life on the court. >> not shocking at all. other justices have said it's valuable to have people who have elected experience. but if you're going to put that list together, you have to add elena keegan. she's never run for office, but has not been a judge either. >> i want to enjoy some of the politics because there are people with immense illegal ability. hillary clinton is out there. she's possible, anything is possible. one question is, do they want the job? is this a desirable job? >> it's an isolating job to some extent. the only people they can really talk to are other justices. it takes a certain temperament, you have to really love the law. that's why oftentimes presidents go with people who have been judges. they have proven they can live that kind of life and that sort of isolation. a very scholarly life. >> you can't giv

homeland security secretary janet napolitano said the government is watching b.p.'s work closely. >> we'll continue to push b.p. to engage in strongest response possible, continue to oversee efforts to add to them where we deem necessary, and to ensure that again under the law that taxpayers are reimbursed for those efforts. >> reporter: later, president obama promised military help and stepped up inspections of other rigs in the gulf. >> i have ordered the secretaries of interior and homeland security as well as administrator lisa jackson of the environmental protection agency to visit the site on friday to ensure b.p. and the entire u.s. government is doing everything possible not just to respond to this incident but also to determine its cause, and i've been in contact with all the governors of the states that may be affected by this accident. >> reporter: here in venice louisiana, about two hours south of new orleans, workers are setting out more booms but billy nungesser the president of the parish he says if more aren't placed the fishery is seriously jeopardi

why not a cabinet member like janet napolitano who's been governor, dealt with real law, real law enforcementlities in a bipartisan manner because you have to be bipartisan to be a governor. a woman, single woman. wouldn't that be a smart move and southwestern choice and potentially a leader. people tell me that barack obama looks up to napolitano as maybe the most impressive member of the cabinet inside that room. >> my problems with janet napolitano are that i don't think she's done a strong enough job as the secretary of the department of homeland security to secure the border but i do think that senator specter raise add interesting point. i watched that yesterday and thought, gee, i wonder if the senator is putting himself forward to be a potential candidate but the first thing we need is an individual to interpret the constitution, to look at the issue fairly. not come in with preconceived notions and i think that's the sort of individual that president obama should he be given the opportunity to make a selection should choose, not someone that's going to appease his political base for

reporter: so, the president is considering former arizona governor and homeland security secretary janet napolitanovernor jennifer granholm. for the president, it's all about legacy. justices usually serve for decades after the chose them retires. for republicans, it's an opportunity to rally the troops in an election year that looks very good for them. >> the white house has had their chance to celebrate. but americans will celebrate in november when they replace this ins late majority. >> terry moran reporting. a senior white house official told abc news that the president will announce his nominee by the end of may. stay tuned for a long, hot summer. >>> we'll be right back. but first, here's jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next on abc. jimmy? >> jimmy: tonight, miley cyrus, music from eriykah badu, and fid out why shannen doherty stiffed

library to find background information on possible nominees, including the governor of michigan, janet napolitano, and other names reported by the media on the short list. searched it, watch it, clip it, and share its. the c-span video library -- cable's latest gift to america. >> this week on "the communicators," we take a look at how the state department wants to use to -- use technology to advance to pose a me -- to invest diplomacy. our guest today is alec ross. >> alec ross, describe your job. >> my job and my team have the job of driving innovation into america's foreign policy and figure of how to maximize the potential of technology in diplomacy. >> give us an example. >> i will give you a couple of very quick examples. there are things we are doing in mexico to the congo to siberia. in siberia, for example, we have a strategic dialogue with russia. if you think about the cold war, innovation was something that we competed with the russians on. in fact, if one of the nation's was perceived -- one of the nation's was perceived as losing. it is now a resource in has cooperation. we are buil

certainly a lot of the danger will be washed away there homeland security secretary janet napolitano will be on the ground tomorrow touring the area. local officials tell me speedy federal aid is going to be key in this crisis. brian? >> such a tough time for the state of rhode island and elsewhere. julie martin of the weather channel, thanks for your reporting. >>> now to the effort to find out where so many of us live. how many there are in america. this was census day, the day all the census forms are supposed to be returned. census officials say they're worried about a whole the lot of folks who aren't reporting in. nbc's rehema ellis is in times square with a progress report on this massive head count under way. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. i should tell you the first u.s. census was conducted in 1790 by a group of u.s. martials on horseback. this year the government is spending more than $14 billion and there's a box to check for same-sex couples. times have changed. what has not changed is the nation's need to count the population. across the country, the pu

homeland security secretary janet napolitano toward the flood areas in rhode island today, amid calls from state officials for emergency federal aid. it would island has experienced the worst flooding in 200 years. it closed shopping malls, small businesses. those are the latest headlines on c-span radio. and as the monthly employment numbers come out this morning, president obama heads to charlotte, north carolina, to visit a lithium ion battery prop -- glad that it also issued a press says hired workers from the stimulus. we will have live coverage of the president's comments here on c-span. also today, daniel benjamin, the state department coordinator for counterterrorism will talk about the administration's efforts. he is speaking of the wilson center live at noon eastern on c-span2. >> this weekend on c-span2's "book tv," from the virginia festival of the book, on the best-selling "immortal life of henriette lax." president reagan's ambassador to the u.s.s.r. on the gorbachev's role in bringing down the soviet empire. princeton university professor on inventing the idea of a whit

. >>> janet napolitano will inspect flood damage in rhode island today.ama is promising federal aid for the flood ravaged state. >>> pope benedict marks the good friday by leading a procession at rome's colosseum. good friday is the day christians commemorate the crucifixion of jesus. >>> and coming up later on "good morning america" -- police in florida are trying to figure out how this granny went from scam victim to scam artist. they say she ripped off her friends and even a pastor for nearly a million dollars. >>> well, for some of you your local news is coming up next. as we go to break a look at washington's cherry blossoms in full bloom. this is the peak time to see them if you get a chance. articles. worksheets. tips. strategies. they got tools. tools? [ male announcer ] one website to help you... save a little money. make a plan. stay on budget. ut some money in the bank. this will help me... get your act together. ohh! yea. stay on top of bills. have some breathing room. reduce taxes. this is how we can... get ahead of it. [ male announcer ] get

homeland security secretary janet napolitano, one of the president's cabinet favorites. the president is also looking at federal judge merrick garland. in utah today republican senator orrin hatch urged the president to pick a moderate. >> and if he will, he will go down in history as a better president. if there doesn't, there will be a whale of a fight. >> reporter: confirmation hearings have been decisive and may be again this time on the heels of a bitter health care debate and in an election year. >> just because you have a democratic president replacing a more liberal justice doesn't mean that the process won't be contentious. people on both ends of the spectrum will be pushing the president in the direction they favor. >> reporter: senior aide as say the president takes a hands-on approach as a constitutional lawyer himself reading articles, cases and briefs, not necessarily relying on summary and memos provided by aides. this is one of those choices that can be the lasting legacy of a presidency, brian. >> savannah, we are already hearing expressions "the whale o

it was known in janet napolitano in political characterization. >> host: there are programs in the u.s. military where troops from various countries come over here to train with u.s. troops. but they are not actually deployed here, are they? >> guest: no, that's absolutely right. but these kinds of fears have ended in criminal violence a number of times. i remember back in 1997 when i am not mistaken two men were arrested who had been principals in the militia movement, they were arrested as they were about to invade fort food -- fort hood to kill as many people as they could, because they believed foreign troops were being trained there. so there is ultimately where these kinds of conspiracy theories are. of course, there are eu pilots and other military officials who are trained over here as part of various cooperations programs. that's not a secret. that doesn't mean that we are running concentrations camps or nick like that. >> host: let's take the call from don. >> caller: thank you. may i call you mark? >> guest: absolutely. >> caller: okay. thank you. anyways, since the '90s we'

as we saw a moment ago, homeland security secretary janet napolitano was in rhode island today talkinglocal officials about the situation. many parts of the state are submerged and the state is asking for emergency federal grants to help clean up and recovery. >>> we turn to politics and by any measure, this was a bad week for the republican national committee. some big mistakes and revelations about questionable expenses have put the committee and its high-profile chairman michael steele under scrutiny again. our own andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: the republican party entertaining donors at a west hollywood bondage-themed sex club. and mailing a fund-raising letter with a wrong number, mistakenly directed contributors to a phone sex hotline. to prevent similar embarrassments, today party leaders ordered new controls on expenditures. too late for social conservative tony perkins. he is telling followers to stop giving money to the rnc. >> the rnc is tone deaf to the concerns of social conservatives whom they look to for financial support. >> reporter: is only the latest embarras

an announcement by homeland security secretary general but todd -- janet napolitano, outlines a new layer of security that will use real-time thread- based intelligent for all flights entering the united states. a person will be stopped if he or she matches the description, even if officials don't have a suspect's name. the change is a result of a review ordered by president obama following december 25 attempted bombing of an airliner over detroit. and those are the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> as the monthly and phone numbers come out, president obama heads to charlotte, north carolina, to visit a lithium ion battery plant that the associated press says hire new workers from money from the economic stimulus. we will have the president's comments just before noon eastern, 11:55 a.m. here on c- span. also today, daniel benjamin, states department were needed for counterterrorism, will talk about the administration's efforts. he is speaking at the wilson center live at noon eastern on c-span2. >> of the minute that the wall street firms were in the business of harvesting middle- cla

the irony of this is that janet napolitano was the governor of arizona.hen, of course, got to washington, d.c. but this is a stiff rebuke of her lack of policies at the federal level and barack obama's and the republicans and the democrats like. and there will be other states that feel like they have to step in, mark halperin, if washington doesn't start intervening in a more aggressive way. >> well, we've already seen, lots of states are passing legislation or considering legislation. you know the three people i really want to hear from? george bush, george bush and jeb bush. because those three have all worked for immigration policies that are more comprehensive, also aware of the politics of this. i think right now people are too angry about what's happened in arizona to have a reasonable discussion about it. i think the bushes could do a lot of good to calm things down and to say, we need action in washington as president bush tried to bring it back. i haven't heard from those guys. >> that would be interesting, and maybe we could just simmer it down

janet napolitano of arizona said she's got grave concerns about this.l challenges. the president has said what he said and he doesn't seem to be going any further into this. >> he is not. bill burton, one of his spokesmen, said firms of all, we're all talking about it now and it's signed into law but it won't be immentplemented until the end of july, so a lot of speculation about will there be civil rights problems and the police going over the top, on both sides people are jumping over the top without all the facts because we don't know how it's implemented. it's probably a good decision to take a step back and see how it plays out in arizona. the president's point is if you don't do something on the federal level other states like arizona will set up their own patchwork immigration system. fair point that's why it's probably worth a healthy debate on capitol hill that i anticipate we'll see later this year. >> all right, ed, always a pleasure to see you and a rare pleasure to see you in person. i like the in-person thing, i get freebies every time i s

you would really just be moving things around virtually for the sake of it to try and create a janet napolitano and the new yes when you have got the machinery there, the corny machinery which boxes is absolutely vital. you have got, you have got some of the stuff at home office was dealing with. they use to deal with, as patty knows, they used to own half the clubs and pubs in carlisle because a nationalized them in the first world war. captain until the 1970s. lots of things home office did they don't do anymore. there's a whole list of them. so i think it really is the biggest contribution to your question, which was a very thought question. how do you focus attention on national security. >> mr. kipping? >> i have an issue that is been talked about a time or two, which is -- most of our are owned and managed and well managed by the private sector. if the lights go out, it's going to be the secretary of state. how we ensure those chronic companies. they're hooked into the decision-making process of building resistance. >> well, i think in that area of energy, and in numerous other areas, our

. >>> janet napolitano will damage flood damaged parts of new england. these guys are starting to clear. residents are still dealing with all the water left behind. >> the rate may have moved out, but flood watches remain in effect -- the rain may have moved out, but flood watches still remain in effect. it will be days before the flooding ends. krieg's need to drain off, leaving surrounding communities vulnerable. >> we have had about as much moisture in march as we would get in half of a year, six months of rain compressed into one month. " a boy clung to a tree for an hour. in rhode island, a security guard had to be taken by raft from the mall. some evacuation's work mandatory. >> there are fish in my basement. >> streets are under water in parts of new jersey. it may be days before children can return to this playground. >> fences are torn down from the water. if you try to get in without the hip boots, you sink. >> we are lucky these days. >>> 5:17. we do have perfect weather. >> we have had some great shots from the cherry blossoms. so often the p

and on april 15th, janet napolitano homeland security secretary will discuss the state of the worlds and nations aviation security system. second, we would like to present our guest with the traditional -- if it's down here. national press club mug. [applause] >> thank you. final question, everyone, of course, has to do some sorts of taxes. and many in the audience wants to know who does your taxes? and if you can't do it yourself what hope does anyone have to do theirs themselves. >> i have a preparer that i've had for 15 years. he does my taxes with my help. and i wouldn't read into anything about me doing it. i'm just a busy guy who i've gotten good service for the last 15 years. and i won't give you a name. [laughter] >> thank you for coming today. >> thank you. [applause] >> we would also like to thank the national press club staff including its library and broadcast operation center for organizing today's event. for more information about joining the national press club and on how to acquire a copy of today's program, please go to our website at www.press.org. thank you very mu

president obama has said, two other women from the political arena, homeland security secondary janet napolitano, and jennifer granholm would bring change to a court, which today is made up entirely of judges. and then, there are two sitting judges, diane world and eric garland. judge wood is probably the most liberal candidate. garland, more of a moderate, is probably obama's safe choice. should the president want to avoid a pitch battle in the senate. finally, religion. justice stevens was the last protestant on a court with six catholics and two jews. napolitano and wood were praised protestant. kagan and garland are yous, and granholm is a catholic. >> with a seventh catholic, would that be an issue? some may ask, what's going on here? no protestants? >> reporter: in the end, diane, whoever the president chooses, she or he isn't likely to tip the balance of the court, given how much of a liberal stalwart stevens had become. the real quell for the president is, can he even hold that ground? could a nominee with positions as liberal as justice stevens on abortion, gay rights, presidential powe

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the spokesman for homeland security secretary janet napolitano to whom the t.s.a. administrator reports told fox news, "t.s.a. senior career leadership team has decades of experience in transportation security, and is working every day to increase our nation's security." secretary napolitano, the statement continucontinued, "ha full confidence in acting as the administrator gale rossides and her dedicated team's ability to fulfill t.s.a.'s important mission." but others claim they suffer over clash in turf and resources and that they can't make forward-leaning move to meet today's threats. >> we had a terrible incident in moscow. there had been concern for some time that t.s.a. needs a broader initiative to secure america's subway systems. without a permanent leader, something large with far-reaching implications isn't going to be taken on. >> the obama administration has not yet named the third nominee, but many analysts believe to avoid another fiasco, it should come from within the ranks of the t.s.a. itself. in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> chris: presi

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homeland security secretary janet napolitano tells fox news the christmas day bombing attempt has not hurt the obama administration standing with the public and will not effect, she says, democrats in this fall's mid-term elections. he was asked if other attempts have been foiled since then. >> it is always difficult to talk about what you deterred and what is prevented. we know that everyone is looking forward. >> bret: she later add nod one has been taken in custody for trying to launch an attack since the christmas day incident. we will take a closer look at the indiana senate race after influenable endorsement. the people of washington still don't have a representative in congress, but the main hold-up has to do with guns. i'll explain in three according to the epa, the air in your home can be two to five times more polluted than the air outside. smoke, germs, viruses, allergens, pet dander, even smelly and potentially harmful voc compounds can actually be floating in the air you're breathing! but now you can clean that air with the incredible oreck xl professional air purifier. a

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janet napolitano responderÁ ante el comitÉ judicial interrogantes relacionadas con la inmigraciÓn ilegaladora del estado de arizona. podrÍa pasar de las marchas callejeras a las cortes. se estÁ estudiando la posibilidad de presentar una demanda legal. y un activista hispano estÁ juntando firmas para presentarlas en las polÉmicos de noviembre. >> cientos de personas protestaron contra las redadas de inmigraciÓn y contra la nueva ley que antidocumentados y lÍderes de la ciudad llamaron a un boicot contra las empresas y productos de ese estado, sin embargo, la gobernadora y otras autoridades de arizona restaron importancia a estas amenazas. agentes de equipos swat de la policÍa encontraron a 33 sospechosos de ser inmigrantes llegados de mÉxico, los agentes los entregaron a todos a las autoridades de inmigraciÓn. el ex dictador panameÑo, antonio noriega, llegÓ al aeropuerto charles (...) en parÍs, tras ser deportado por estados unidos para enfrentar un juicio por lavado de dinero. fue trasladado a francia en un vuelo desde la ciudad de miami de alta seguridad. >> aunque cumpliÓ su sentencia

the record flooding, homeland security secretary janet napolitano will visit rhode island today. meantime, president obama promised the governor federal help. the president called the governor during a trip to new england. rhode island was hardest hit by the defense at this timing flood waters. the rain is gone now. i-95, which had been closed in some places, is now open again but the flooding continues since many rivers are still above major flood stage. in the counsel of coventry, there are concerns over a bridge on the patuxent river. >> if the bridge falls, will it somehow impact the dam? the worst case is if the bridge falls, something happens to the dam because now you got a wall of water that is going to go down the river. >> safety inspect ours say the bridge will still need to be taken down because it is no longer serviceable. >>> a southeast washington neighborhood remains on high alert in the wake of tuesday's deadly drive-by shooting. police are still looking for the person they've identified as the fourth suspect in the shooting that left four people dead and injured

governor brewer, took her position after janet napolitano stepped up to the cabinet, so she's never runor a full election. she has to try to win a primary. there's a tough primary out there and most people from out there say she cannot win the republican primary if she does not sign this law. >> and john mccain believes he cannot win for the senate if he does not support the law, which he now does. he's done a 180-degree turn on this for political reasons to try to save his skin. he's running against a radio talk show host, j.d. hayworth in arizona. a former member of congress who lost. so, they are enflaming passions there and mccain, who was extraordinarily responsible, showed real leadership on this issue to try to come to some sort of comprehensive immigration reform, has now decided he's going to pander on this issue. he's going to throw aside 30 years of his reasonable positions on immigration. it's not only wrong, it's totally unworkable. if you turn every police officer into an immigration agent, it's -- they won't be able to stop crime in other parts of the state. >> let's play

the sign was signed into law by the governor, and the national homeland security secretary, janet napolitanoyou remember, used to be the governor of arizona, pretty tough in her comments last night. look at this. our cnn exit polls from the 2008 presidential election. you can see two-thirds of them voted in favor, or fred obama. only three in ten for mccain. important in this election and a lot of people are upset the president who promised to move forward on such legislation in this first year. in the second, they're a little upset with him. partly behind this new push to pass a new bill in congress. fred? >> paul steinhauser, thanks from washington. appreciate it. >> reporter: thank you. >>> apparently it's never too late for just it. reopening cold cases from the civil rights era, next. >>> i'm cnn meteorologist bonnie schneider. we have this just in. a large tornado has been confirmed by national weather service meteorologists. track 2g near valley park, in mississippi. and some of the cities under the gun for this tornado include holly bluff, tinsley, and benton. all moving to the north

a keynote by current homeland security secretary janet napolitano. that is beginning just before 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c- span. >> in a moment, a look at the british alexian and the first ever u.s.-style televised debate among party leaders in that country. and then another chance to see stanley crouch. >> the british collection is made fit. we will look at the three major political parties broadcast. in the u.k., a paid political ads are not permitted on tv. the broadcasters to agree on an allocation of their time that is free. the bbc and itv are required to air them on their main national television and radio channels. here is a lot labour party released on monday. ♪ >> my father always said don't give up. self result, he said. he was so right. once he fell back, this country is facing the worst economic crisis since the 1930's. a scary time, and not just for us, but the entire world. everybody is unsure about the road ahead. then came the g-20 summit. gordon brown led the way to guide us back to recovery. plans that were implemented around t

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that president obama would maybe consider putting on the bench, as is jennifer granholm and jan janet napolitanoillary clinton? >> you took it away from me. >> why not. >> let's throw out hillary clinton as a possible name. she certainly has the background to sit on the court. unclear -- >> mark, we'll see you again at 10:00. thank you, sir. >> think about it, every single high school graduate goes off to college. they come from one of the most dangerous schools in chicago. the principal is on here next. we call it peace of mind. the 5-star crash safety rated chevy malibu. [ engine revving ] [ gorilla ] nice move. but can your retirement income keep pace with changing interest rates? this new variable anúéity from axa equitable has an option that can help your retirement income move with changing interest rates. but what do i know? i'm just the 800-pound gorilla in the room. [ female announcer ] make the retirement cornerstone annuity from axa equitable part of your retirement plan. consider the charges, risks, expenses and investment objectives before purchasing a variable annuity. contact a fi

janet napolitano, jennifer granholm, the governor of michigan, these are people who would bring a different kind of life experience, advocacy and ability, the president hopes, to take on some of those tough conservative members of the courts. >> great to have you. thanks, john. >>> leaders from nearly 50 nations are in washington to discuss how to prevent nuclear weapons from getti inting into hands of terrorists. president obama is hosting the summit, the first to focus exclusively on the threat of unsecured nuclear materials. he is holding a meeting every hour leading up to a big welcoming ceremony this evening, but two leaders not invited. iran and north korea. we'll take an in-depth look at the conference and what leaders expect to aclompish in our second half hour. >>> russian investigators say there were no technical problems with the plane that crashed in heavy fog. officials are trying to learn more about what caused that plane to go down, killing president lech kaczynski and others. coming up, we'll have a live report from warsaw. >>> and developing now, the vatican making it clear

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. >> you interviewed janet napolitano the other night and you were asking her whether at ho homelandty, whether they're seeing signs of more right wing militia movements, is there an uptick in this not only because of we've come through economic hard times and are still in the recession, but because people are angry, so angry at government. >> it's sort of hard to quantify. what the government says is yes, there have been arrests and they're not going to talk about ongoing investigations where there haven't been arrests. the militia group that was arrested, in one way, they seem cultish. their thol ji is shared by others in the militia movement. we had somebody fly a plane into an irs office for government reasons. groups like the southern poverty law center that monitor militia groups say they have assessed that the number of groups is growing. >> i wanted to ask you about the memorandum the president issued today which expands new legal rights during the issue of medical emergencies to gay partners and it's become a big issue because there's strong feeling in the gay and lesbian co