homeland secretary, janet napolitano, is mon those -- among those briefing president obama. she's at outside of the white house. >> as part of our planning for hurricane season, we've been focused on what we call the whole community approach. it's not just the federal government. it's not just fema. it's also state government. it's also local government. >> names associated with big

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now, homeland security secretary janet hippolyta and no. -- janet napolitano. >> welcome.outh of here. i am michael walden. we are delighted to partner with the law school to co-sponsor this event. i want to quickly think some of my colleagues who made this event happened and to do so much for our work. thank you for doing this and for all you do i want to emphasize that the program of which they are a part, our liberty and national security program, is called that for a reason. it is the liberty and the national security, not the liberty or national-security program. we believe very strongly that we can protect our country and protect our safety and our people and protect our bodies and our constitution. we appreciate very much that the secretary throughout her career has demonstrated her loyalty to those same of all use -- to that same difficult but necessary balancing act that we as americans have to go through. the brennan center is a non partisan institute, part law firm, part advocacy group. we work on issues such as a voting rights, access to courts for the poor, an

homeland secretary, janet napolitano, is mon those -- among those briefing president obama.she's at outside of the white house. >> as part of our planning for hurricane season, we've been focused on what we call the whole community approach. it's not just the federal government. it's not just fema. it's also state government. it's also local government. >> names associated with big hurricanes, like katrina, have been retired. at the top of this year's hurricane list is arlene the list continues with brett, cindy and 18 others. >>> we're still holding onto a winter-like weather pattern with off-and-on showers for today. get ready for the weekend forecast. we're talking about more significant rainfall. you can see the coverage out there. not a lot of green to show you but we do have some intense cells. right around the milpitas area, around 237, jacklin road and also at warm springs boulevard. you can see the live doppler sweep showing you some intense activity here. could be tracking a storm close to 880. i'm gonna move the maps up to the north and show you more activity in p

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. >> janet napolitano habÍa dicho que iba a hacer Únicamente temporal pero, ¿aymarÁ hay una contradicciÓnÓn que se va hacer para ver como se estÁ incrementando, lo va a ser en agosto. >> ahora vamos a comentar sobre los programas que han pasado, las iniciativas que tienen que ver con el estado de alabama y georgia. tiene puntos importante que va a afectar, permite a la policÍa actuar, tambiÉn el ocultar albergar proteger a un inmigrante indocumentado o ayudarÁ un migrante documentado requiere que todos los empleadores participen del programa, para ustedes, ¿es congruente lo que estÁ pasando en georgia? >> los estados estÁn ampliando porque gobierno federal ha fracasado, los estados tienen que actuar porque quieren aplicar la ley, la constituciÓn permite que estados puedan aplicar la ley respecto a esto. tenemos que tomar en cuenta que muchos estados estÁ pasando por un dÉficit de presupuesto y tienen que absorberÁ los indocumentados y por eso estamos viendo que todos tienen que reaccionar, no es lo ideal, pero estamos de acuerdo que los estados haciendo lo que piensan que es apropiado. >>

. >>, and security secretary janet napolitano on u.s.ecurity nearly 10 years after the 9/11 attacks. washington journalists live the 7:00 eastern with segments on the selection and food safety. >> a couple of hearings to tell you about. the senate judiciary committee looks into the possibility of extending robert mueller's term an additional two years. a hearing for ryan crocker on c- span 3. >> now, janet napolitano on u.s. security 10 years after the september 11 attacks. she was at the new york university law school for about an hour. >> agreed to be back at nyu. to talk about where we stand and some of the issues confronting homeland's security now 10 years after the attack of 9/11. thank you for that introduction. thank you, michael, for allowing me to come back. me to come back.

i would fired jett and potano and get someone in homeland security that understands -- fire janet napolitano. i want to know where my money is going and they need to have transparency to the gao. we have to stop this dumbing down of america and get back to the values and principles that made this country great. we need the pride of american history, the teaching of the constitution, the american flag, and the pledge of allegiance back in our schools. and we have to stop this political correctness and cobbling of islamic terrorists. they want to kill senate cannot be tolerated. we can allow islamic banks or courts in our country. and we must fully support israel as the only democracy and ally we have in the middle east. if it is me, i would never issued a building permit for a moscow on sega america -- for a on sacred american soil. finally, we must secure borders and no more lip service. i work in u.s. special operations command in the war on terror and we did the money laundering and drug trafficking. it all goes together. we have everything coming through our borders. we have to stop rewar

i would fire janet napolitano and get someone running homeland security that understands that that jobct american citizens, and not those who are hill illegally. we need a full audit of the federal reserve. they need to add transparency to the gao. we have to get back to the values and principles that made this country great. we need to get the pride of american history, the teaching of the constitution, the american flag, and the pledge of allegiance back in our schools. [cheers and applause] we have to stop this political correctness and coddling of islamic terrorists. these radicals want to kill us, and it cannot be tolerated. we cannot allow islamic banks or courts in our country, and we must fully support israel as the only democracy and ally we have in the middle east. i would never issue of building permit for a mosque on sacred american soil, stained with the blood of innocent citizens by a terrorist attack. [applause] we must secure our borders, and no more live service. i worked in u.s. special operations command on terror. we have everything coming through this border, not j

if it is me, how what bair janet napolitano and get someone running homeland security that understands that job is to protect american citizens and not those that are here illegally. and i think we need awful lot of the federal reserve. one in know where my money is going to they need to enhance transparency to the gao appeared we have to stop the dumbing down of america and give back to the values and principles that made this country great. we need to get the teaching of the constitution, the american flag, and the pledge of allegiance back in our schools. [applause] and we have to stop this political correctness and coddling of islamic terrorists. these radicals want to kill a senate cannot be tolerated. we have got to stop this infiltration into our textbooks and our schools. if we can allow islamic banks were courts into our country. and we must fully support israel as the only democracy and allied that we have in the middle east. if it is me, i would never issue per met for a mosque stained with the blood of american citizens in a terrorist attack. finally on this, we must secure

macomish -- in davis and macomish, in a petitioner's summary, they begin with a great anecdote when janet napolitano was running for governor. she pulled her upon the side and she thanked him for his fund- raising efforts. he had it fundraiser that raised $750,000. she got $750,000 in response. she said, i am quite certain that i am the only democratic governor in the country that george bush held a fund-raiser for. just as kagan said, it seemed like the system promotes more speech all-around. that is a core problem in campaign finance. the justices cannot agree on the basic premise of the doctrine, no balancing test, no choice about the level of scrutiny that will bring agreement. whatever the results in this case, the doctrine will remain highly unstable going forward. this is not doctrine moving toward consensus, but a death match between two competing points of view. i am tempted to quote harry potter -- neither can live more either survive. some of you remember there are other -- there is another finance case called citizens united. the press has an entirely missed the significance of that case

janet napolitano and other state and local anti-terror partners are quote collaborating to develop a mitigation strategy for terrorist use of prisons for radicalization and recruitment. the reality of the radicalization threat emanate from our prisons was demonstrated again last month when michael fenton was radicalized in an illinois state prison pleaded guilty in illinois to attempt the juice of a weapon of mass destruction. since he was planning to assassinate our collie, represented aaron shot, and destroy the federal courthouse an office building in springfield, illinois. tomorrow in new york, one was radicalized in a new prison, scheduled to be sentenced was leading role in a conspiracy to attack troops transports at an air national guard base in new york, newburgh, new york and to attack a synagogue and jewish community center in new york city. today will hear about kevin james, a radicalized form performed a hobby group called gis and hatched a terror plot behind bars in california's folsom prison. it was operational. spreading from the prison to local mosque resulting in a p

two years ago secretary janet napolitano has to work with state and local fusions center is were a lot of genesis comes from with boots on the ground. i am from minnesota. because of an alert pilot giving instructions to a guy who wanted to take off in a 747, being able to fly the plane, critical information could have followed up the chain of command. would you please update us on that progress? >> we have made a great deal of progress building a network of national fusions said it is that shares information uppers with financial intelligence and law enforcement community and with each other which is an important aspect of this. what we are trying to do is leading the efforts of the department that include expectations to provide information, training, anything to help the fusions and this achieve the ability to analyze their own information, report on it and understand what information is valuable to others so it can be effectively shared. we haven't, the officers in the fusions sanders. they are compounded representation that many of them provide training courses in writing, protect

macomish -- in davis and macomish, in a petitioner's summary, they begin with a great anecdote when janet napolitano was running for governor. she pulled her upon the side and she thanked him for his fund- raising efforts. he had it fundraiser that raised $750,000. she got $750,000 in response. she said, i am quite certain that i am the only democratic governor in the country that george bush held a fund-raiser for. just as kagan said, it seemed like the system promotes more speech all-around. that is a core problem in campaign finance. the justices cannot agree on the basic premise of the doctrine, no balancing test, no choice about the level of scrutiny that will bring agreement. whatever the results in this case, the doctrine will remain highly unstable going forward. this is not doctrine moving toward consensus, but a death match between two competing points of view. i am tempted to quote harry potter -- neither can live more either survive. some of you remember there are other -- there is another finance case called citizens united. the press has an entirely missed the significance of that case

. >> janet napolitano talks about the security efforts following the recent killing of osama bin laden. she looks for to the 10-year anniversary of september 11. >> think you for allowing me to come back -- think you'll from hank youme back -- t hank o all for allow me to come back. i have been speaking about homeland security because it is a new went ever-evolving field, and one that as the dean mentioned, covers a range of topics. she looked at the departure of homeland security, as it was created by the congress after the attacks of 9/11, its responsibilities range from counterterrorism to securing our borders, meaning air, land, and say, immigration -- air, land, to cyber security, which is a fast-growing area more and more important each day, to disaster response and recovery. whenever the source of the disaster is -- a terrorist attack, another man cause a disaster, or mother nature. so for example, right now, we are responding to federal declared disasters in 28 different states in a remarkable and fortunate record -- unfortunate record-setting spring for tenants -- tornadoes an

the evil democrat media complex did was accused them of being racist, sexist, homophobic, and janet napolitano of -- no crotch shot, madam secretary -- she said that this was a potentially violent group. i said it now. i stood by them and the mainstream media has waged a jihad against the tea party. there would not have been a 2010 election without the -- without we the people standing up and saying enough is enough. [applause] that outside of the beltway spirit is what has helped save the republican party, it has saved the conservative movement, and i am demanding that you join this movement in order to change it, to make it more representative of the whole of the american people. these people love you, they loved israel. this is the american people. do not allow the mainstream media to destroy that which is good about the american experience. these people deserve your support. please join the tea party movement. [applause] and this is not an endorsement of former gov. sarah palin. but i remember the first time i caught wind of this gal, this heroic, heroic governor to have an 88% approval ra

>> first, i must commend secretary janet napolitano for leadership in bringing us together. she has given, you know, pretty good advice to us to get this thing resolved. i have taken into account our dependence has statutory authority behalf. at the same time, we don't have resources necessary because we have to have dhs. there has to be one phase. i recognize that and my staff has been actively working with allen's staff and we have an agreement, but there is still taking point because we feel that if you are working along with us and you're having visibility to 98% of the cases and mental bond with bct a few are still there, it's a duplicate of the affair. the reason we pulled out last year was because it goes against the whole oig statutory authority. everybody is equal partners, but the statutory requirement is that we supervise leading investigations. sbi is a leak. so we've been back and for the last several months we've been working with a similar situation in san diego that for several months we worked together with the u.s. attorney there in the scituate leadership

. >> well, i have to say to you, i accept that because the 31,000 wells i actually got from janet napolitanohose two guys were there. >> thank you, governor. the gentleman from virginia, mr. connelly. and by the way, i didn't have to look up what chutzpah was in your opening statement. but it was interesting to see using imported words. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. where i come from, chutzpah is a very common word. and i want to welcome governor haley barbour to this committee. and just speaking for myself, i regret very much you're not running for president. i think you would have added a good political sense and humor so we're sorry we're not going to see your candidacy. >> thank you very much, congressman. that's very gracious. >> and thank you for your service. governor, i was listening to your explaining with congressman burton and explaining about the negative media attention as somebody who ran a very large county with 1.1 million people i can sympathize but on the other hand, was it the bad media that caused a hit to the mississippi economy or was it the devastation of the

. >> i have to say that i accepted that because of the 31,000 whales i got from janet napolitano so i accept people in authority's statement in fact. your opening statement. but it was interesting to see using imported words. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. where i come from, chutzpah is a very common word. and i want to welcome governor haley barbour to this committee. and just speaking for myself, i regret very much you're not running for president. i think you would have added a good political sense and humor so we're sorry we're not going to see your candidacy. >> thank you very much, congressman. that's very gracious. >> and thank you for your service. governor, i was listening to your explaining with congressman burton and explaining about the negative media attention as somebody who ran a very large county with 1.1 million people i can sympathize but on the other hand, was it the bad media that caused a hit to the mississippi economy or was it the devastation of the oil spill itself? >> congressman, we didn't have devastation. i mean, the problem was the news media took

macomish -- in davis and macomish, in a petitioner's summary, they begin with a great anecdote when janet napolitano was running for governor. she pulled her upon the side and she thanked him for his fund- raising efforts. he had it fundraiser that raised $750,000. she got $750,000 in response. she said, i am quite certain that i am the only democratic governor in the country tt george bush held a fund-raiser for. just as kagan said, it seemed like the system promotes more speech all-around. that is a core problem in campaign finance. the justices cannot agree on the basic premise of the doctrine, no balancing test, no choice about the level of scrutiny that will bring agreement. whatever the results in this case, the doctrine will remain highly unstable going forward. this is not doctrine moving toward consensus, but a death match between two competing points of view. i am tempted to quote harry potter -- neither can live more either survive. some of you remembethere are other -- there is another finance case called citizens united. the press has an entirely missed the significance of that case. in

>> i must commend secretary janet napolitano for her leadership in bringing us together. she has given advice to us to get this resolved. i have taken into account our independence and the statutory authority we have. we do not have the resources necessary. at dhs, there has to be one face. my staff has been working with alan's staff. we have an overall agreement, but there is still a sticking point. we feel that if you are working with us and you have been ability or 98% of the cases and bctf is still there, there is a duplicate effort. we pulled out of bctf because it goes against the statutory authority. the statutory requirements says the supervisors lead the investigation. for the last several months, we have had a similar situation in san diego. we worked with the u.s. attorney there for several months as a joint leadership between the fbi and oig. the talks went ahead for a couple of months. the u.s. attorney agreed with us, but all the parties did not agree with that. the bctf has withdrawn. they are taking cases directly. we are still working with them. we are ho

the department of homeland security announced the 63 janet napolitano and other state and local partners are, quote, collaborating to develop a mitigation strategy for terrorist use of prisons for radicalization and recruitment. the reality of the radicalization threat emanating from the presence was demonstrated again last month when michael was radicalized in the illinois state prison, pleaded guilty in illinois for attention use of a weapon of mass destruction. sent to is planning to assess the colleague and destroy the federal courthouse and office building in springfield, illinois. and tomorrow in new york the committee was radicalized in the present sentenced to be set -- scheduled to be sentenced for his role in the conspiracy to attack troop transports at the air national guard base and new york and to attack a synagogue and jewish community center in new york city. they are not alone. today we will hear a lot kevin james, a radicalized former nation of islam followers who perform the jihadi group called ais and launched a plot from behind bars in california's present to be the w

i also want to thank homeland security secretary janet napolitano, h.u.t. secretary shawn donovan and tom vilsack and s.b.a. administrator karen mills for traveling to my district days later. as a result of the april tornados, 67 lives were lost in my district alone and in the state of alabama, 238 people lost their lives. i want to extend my deepest condolences to those who lost their loved ones. i want to thank all the first responders who were on the scene to help so many of the victims. i also want to thank the volunteers who continue to work tirelessly to restore the lives of families who lost all that they had. the destruction and loss of lives has been absolutely heartbreaking. but out of this tragedy, we will triumph. we will recover, rebuild, and restore our communities. we will be better and stronger than before. i am inspired every day by the resilience take my district in the state of alabama and the people have shown. neighbor helping neighbor. the response by the state and local government has been tremendous. i want to thank governor bentley

at the time, homeland security secretary janet napolitano said that immigration policy balances strong enforcement practices with common sense solutions. after a request by advocates on a moratorium -- [unintelligible] similar to the 2009 moratorium, you said the president can i just -- cannot just wave a wand and change the law. can you explain the difference? >> the president cannot just wave a wand and change the law. that was in response to a broader set of issues that people are asking for now, the president has called for comprehensive immigration reform for a reason, because he thinks we need to move in a comprehensive way to get there, and that a comprehensive approach as in the past enjoyed bipartisan support and he believes that if we talk about it in the right way and push for a, and folks in the country push for it, we can return to a situation where they can be and bipartisan support for it in the future. thanks, guys. >> the white house likely keeping an eye on the vote in the senate, but because it could impact the 2010 financial regulatory bill. it would have a delayed

. >> well, i have to say to you, i accept that because the 31,000 wells i actually got from janet napolitano and i accept that those two guys were there. >> thank you, governor. the gentleman from virginia, mr. connelly. and by the way, i didn't have to look up what chutzpah was in your opening statement. but it was interesting to see using imported words. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. where i come from, chutzpah is a very common word. and i want to welcome governor haley barbour to this committee. and just speaking for myself, i regret very much you're not running for president. i think you would have added a good political sense and humor so we're sorry we're not going to see your candidacy. >> thank you very much, congressman. that's very gracious. >> and thank you for your service. governor, i was listening to your explaining with congressman burton and explaining about the negative media attention as somebody who ran a very large county with 1.1 million people i can sympathize but on the other hand, was it the bad media that caused a hit to the mississippi economy or was it the

so in the petitioner summer they begin with a great anecdote by janet napolitano. at a debate, she pulled her opponent aside. she was being publicly funded he was privately funded and she thanked him for his fund raising efforts. he had a fund raiser that raised $750,000, and she got $750,000 in response. napolitano said to him, i am quite certain i am the only democratic gove snore in the country for whom george bush held a fund raiser. the other side meanwhile finds it very, very hard to figure out why public finance systems that impose no constraints are remotely troubling. just as kagen said it seemed like the system promotes more speech all around and that is the core problem in campaign finance. if they cannot agree on the basic premise of the doctrine, no balancing test, no factual record, no choice about the level of scrutiny is going to bring agreement. whatever the results in this case we should expect the doctrine to remain highly unstable going forward because this is about moving toward consensus, it's a death match between two competing views. and for

the department of homeland security annoyanced the secretary janet mrs. napolitano: and other state and local are cooperating to develop a hit occasion strategy for terrorist use of prisons for radicalization and recruitment. the reality of the radicalization threat was demonstrated last month when michael fenton from illinois state prison pleaded guilty to attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction. he was planning to assassinate aaron shock and destroy the federal court house in springfield, illinois. and he was -- another is scheduled to be sentenced for his leading role in the conspiracy to attack troop transports in new york and to attack a synagogue and jewish community center in new york city. they are not alone. today we'll hear about kevin james, a radicalized former member that formed a jihadi group and hatched a terror plot from behind bars at california's fulsome prison. spreading from the prison to a local mosque and resulting in a plot to a task a u.s. military recruiting center and a jewish temple. padilla, known as the dirty bomber plotter, on the