. >> la secretaria de seguridad nacional, janet napolitano dijo que todo sistema tiene errores, perociones. >> con esto me despido, reportando desde la casa blanca . >> en el condado de santa clara hay casi >> en santa clara hay casi dos mil residentes que podrían ser ciudadanos norteamericanos¡, por eso se hará un taller día de la ciudadania el próximo sábado 16 de marzo, podrán tomar clases de ciudadania, también tomar ayuda legal. >> estamos en marzo, el proceso afortunadamente dura de dos a tres meses, todas las personas presenten van a estar listas para votar. en elecciones primarias y presidencial >> no lo olviden será el sábado en el centro de entrenamiento y trabajo en san josé . >> los ronquidos puede convertir su cama en un ring de boxeo. >> este tipico sonido mantiene a miles de personas desveldas. >> quien ronca?. >> los dos . >> (risas) . >> sabía eso señora?. >> dice . >> natalie, adora a su esposo, pero sus ronquidos. >> es un poco fuerte. >ó> a veces duermo en la sala. >> según estudios, uno de cada cuatro parejas, han optado por dormir en cuartos separados. >> la gen

i don't see janet napolitano and -- at the same place in the same conversation. we had a meeting earlier this week and they were both on the same page, both cooperating with each other but somebody has got to take the lead and janet napolitano whom i really trusted homeland security, which a lot of people look ' train and say they didn't do that right but they don't realize they have the spur of the intelligence units which has now been beefed-up, so it's the right place to do it and in fact the only place that you can do it. >> host: some groups such as the aclu and the electronic privacy information center reveries privacy concerns for individuals with this legislation. >> guest: that would be automatic wouldn't it? when i was chairman of the intelligence committee we did fisa, which is allowing all of those in this case to telecommunications companies to be able to go ahead and collect intelligence that their servers all around the world or from which we got about 80% of our worldwide intelligence, but there have been 40 or $50 billion so the question is are w

but somebody's got to take the lead, and janet napolitano who i really trust at home in tikrit, which a lot of people look back at katrina and say oh, they didn't do that right, but they don't realize they have a superb intelligence unit which has now been beefed up. so it's the right place to do it, and, in fact, the only place that you can do it. >> host: some groups such as the aclu or the electronic privacy information center have raised privacy concerns for individuals on this legislation. >> guest: that would be automatic, wouldn't it? when i was chairman of the intelligence community we did fisa, which is allowing all of those come in this case, to telecommunication companies to be able to go ahead and collect intelligence with their servers all the around the world, from whence we got an 80% of our worldwide intelligence. but they have been sued 40 or $50 billion, and so the question was, were we going to let them go ahead and do that and collect, or were simply going to say no, you can't do that, and protect privacy in absolute terms. and put ourselves at risk. it was an easy

in the senate today a briefing behind closed doors led by janet napolitano. congressman cliff sterns, congressman from florida, about the potential threat from our country and the threat around the world. century link participating, jason livinggood of comcast, the subcommittee of communications and technology took place earlier today. questions beginning with congressman sterns of florida. >> when you did your opening statement you were speaking quite eloquently, talking about malicious software, malware you talked about. you painted this picture the malware itself, you were impressed how well it was developed, put together. and you sort of alluded to the fact that it was almost -- not impenetrable but it was to the point you were respectful of it and were not sure we were keeping up. is that my interpretation of what you said? >> that's exactly right. we're definitely not keeping up. we're trying. and think of the dizzying pace of innovation that you see in silicon valley, right? new things every day. the hacking and the malicious adversary community, they'

i don't see janet napolitano when i don't see keith alexander at the same place. we had a meeting earlier this week, and they were both on the same page and cooperating with each other. somebody has to take the lead, and janet no poll -- napolitano, who i really trust, and you look at katrina and other things and say i don't know. but it is the right place and in fact the only place that you can do it. >> now some groups such as the aclu and others have raised privacy concerns for individuals with this legislation. >> and that would be automatic, wouldn't it? when i was chairman of the intelligence committee, we did fiza, allowing two telecommunications companies to be able to go ahead and collect intelligence with their servers all-around the world from whence we got about 80% of our worldwide intelligence. but they have been sued by $40 billion or $50 billion. the question was are we going to let them do that and collect or say no, you can't do that and protect privacy in absolute terms and put ourselves at risk. it was an easy decision for me. not at democrats

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under this superble of janet napolitano. our bill represents, expertise, hard work as both o said, three senate committees. and that as it should be. we have eagerly sought, as you mention senator lrm constructiv criticism and input from a whole lot of places. i can remember giving a speech, i think two years ago to a business group presenting ideas that olympia snow and i hadd th hear somebody was willing toto complaints. there were a lot of them. it's refuse to engage with us. there have been that -- even withino discuss with our staff, have discussions. that doesn't mean we don't take some of their suggestions. we have done that because if engage. ify put em in. make it a stronger bill.ncal authors, lieberman, collins, feinstein and se input, requesz senators on both sides of the gives me hope for final my co-a the bill, commerce reported out last yearastor carper was a copu

. >> i'm looking at a 2010 piece about janet napolitano current department homeland security secretarying -- airline passengers might want to consider a trip to the gym before heading to the airport at the high-tech body scanners have been unveiled a kennedy airport. the permanent homeland security janet napolitano held it as an important breakthrough for fight against terrorism but when it came to testing devices, which produce chalky, naked x-rays of passengers, she turned the floor over to some great volunteers. i do not know if it was she did not want the pictures or exposure. but what about that, michael? the secretary herself did not want to go through it. >> it is interesting. >> what happened to those pictures? >> marc rotenberg may have more knowledge but i understand the millimeter wave machines that look like a round glass phone booths only create a generic picture of you. everyone looks the same bre. the bac shows party may not won a screener to see a view. this has been a big concern of the program for a long time. >> marc rotenberg? >> both devices captured the complete d

and homeland security secretary janet napolitano tries to urge congress to strengthen government computer and private government contractor -- from attacks. >>> on tomorrow morning's washington journal any, senator jeff bingaman will have a debate. and after that, georgia congressman tom price on the republican 2013 budget proposal which the house will vote on tomorrow. washington journal live thursday at 7:00 a.m. eastern on cspan. >>> from earlier today, remarks from vice president joe biden on manufacturing in the middle class. he also criticizeded republican presidential candidate mitt romney for supporting tax breaks for companies that create jobs overseas. the vice president spoke at pct engineered systems in davenport, iowa, it's 35 minutes. >> r. >>> good afternoon, it's an honor to be here. my name is chuck park and i'm living proof that manufacturing jobs are still alive and doing well here in america. [ applause ] worked at quad city dye casting. i made parts for gm and ford vehicles, but when the rekregsz hit, the company went under in 2009. i was laid off just like a lot of o

homeland security secretary janet napolitano joins us here. what she thinks about the cyberthreats.

true the cuts could save $1.4 billion over coming years and homeland security secretary janet napolitano says the cuts could be reversed in the future depending on what the navy does and whether circumstances change. but the navy isn't getting any larger either. in fact, it's considering dropping lower intensity missions like mairmt security that overlap with the coast guards to focus on high-end war fighting. clearly these are tough times and the administration deserves credit for making hard but measured choices. on this score, it's made a mistake. america's maritime nation and the coast guard is critical to protecting its interests in the atlantic, pacific, arctic and elsewhere and must be properly resourced. thanks for joining us for "this week in defense news." i'm vago muradian. you can watch this program online at defensenewstv.com or you can e-mail me at vago@defensenewstv.com. i'll be back next week at the same time. until then, have a great week.

a briefing behind closed doors led by the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano. talking about the potential threat we have in the country and around the world to edward a.m. row so of at&t and david ma hone with century link also participating, jason living good of comcast. this before the house subcommittee on communications in technology. it took place today. questions beginning with congressman stearns of florida. >> doctor, when you did your opening statement, you were speaking eloquently, talking about malicious software, malware you talked about. you painted this picture that the malware itself, you were impressed how well it was developed, put together and you sort of alluded to the fact that it was almost not unpenetratable. but it was to the point you were respectful of it and were not sure we were keeping up. is that my interpretation of what you said? >> that's exactly right. we're definitely not keeping up. we're trying. think of the dizzying pace in silicon valley, right? new things every day. the hacking and the malicious adversary community, they'r

. >> and lastly, i wrote to you secretary of homeland security janet napolitano to encourage you to hold marriage-based petitions for same-sex spouses in advance in light of the administration's decision to no longer defend the constitution the defense against marriage act. it may be granted in individual cases, i hope you'll reconsider the administration's position. we have a case i've written to you about francis herbert and -- married in vermont lawfully. we have a number of states where same-sex marriages are legal, but then they run up against the immigration problem. so, please, review that. >> i will look at that case and will get back to you, senator. >> thank you. thank you, madam chair. >> excellent points, senator leahy, and thank you very much. senator lautenberg? >> thanks very much, madam chairman and welcome, attorney general holder. the job doesn't seem to be getting easier, and i'm not blaming you. i'm just sympathizing. not so much that i won't ask for more, because we're doing with less, and we see it in my state of new jersey. 246 gun murders in 2010. 12% more than th

. >> i spoke with homeland security secretary janet napolitano today, she won't spesive likely address whether it would be making the situation here a little more troubling for her. but she did say she w.we should remain vigilant at all times, no matter what. >> and the massacre triggered new calls for the u.s. to withdraw from afghanistan and concern over what might happen if we do. mark matthews is live with reaction from around the bay area, mark? >> we're outside of the oakland office of congress woman barbara lee, renewing her call for combat troops to come home. congress woman barbara lee has been pushing a lee owe to cut funding. >> there is no military solution, and i think the timetable is much too long. >> at the afghan coalition office, afghan american disagrees with an immediate withdrawal. >> but right now i think it will be a chaotic situation and going back to the taliban era. >> he says the afghan people willing forrive what happened. the shooting comes a month after u.s. personnel were seen burning korans. official worry this could further strain the relationship and p

by the end of this year. >> reporter: in response mike rogers said, i was not satisfied with janet napolitano response to my questioning and demand to know why the obama administration has put the brakes on the security communities program in an election year when it originally touted it as a way to crackdown on illegal immigration. so the feds are planning to wait until after the supreme court rules on the arizona law, which is of course the benchmark for both the alabama law and the south carolina law. but here is the thing. arizona, and south carolina all have secure communities implemented throughout the state. when she was asked about that the homeland secretary said, well, it was already done before the lawsuits were filed. now alabama is in-kind of a wait and see mode to see what the supreme court comes out with on the arizona case, megyn. megyn: interesting. trace, thank you. mississippi may become the latest state to pass tough new i will leaguele immigration law. the republican house there approving the support our law enforcement and safe neighborhoods act. the bill now heads to th

a month letter the first democratic governor signed the stand your ground law, janet napolitano.drafted at the request of the nra and passed with only nine no-votes in the house and nate combined. we had 14 states with signed versions of the doctrine stand your ground law. as of today, some 32 state have a version of it. some are specific as to where you can use deadly force, there are new signs of opposition starting to pop up probably shouldn't be too surprising. minnesota's democratic governor just vetoed a version of it in minnesota. john lynch tried to do the same but the state legislature there overroad his veto. meanwhile, the controversy over the trayvon martin shooting isn't stopping the nra from expanding it even further into more states. alaska, where it's already in place, a bill is being looked at. an e-mail was sent out to help supporters push it through. all of this raises the question, what is the purpose of this raw? what is it reacting to? what is the crisis? do we have a crisis on this? or is this about legislating the culture of gun ownership in that's a quest

janet napolitano released directive today.r mississippi inmates pardoned by haley barbour will be released from prison saturday. the democratic attorney general challenged the pardons but lost in court thursday. the fifth inmate initially ordered to remain in prison was released when his sentence was up. south carolina republican lieutenant for ken ard resigned from office today. pleaded guilty to seven counts of violating state ethic laws. among other things he was accused of giving $75,000 of his own money to people who in turn donated back dorb donated it back to his campaign. >>> famous law enforcement official continues to insist the president's birth certificate is not real. update a bit later. up next, friday. that is never good these days in syria. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacte

briefing for the entire senate behind closed doors with the chairman of the joint chiefs dempsy, janet napolitanof the security agency keith alexander and fbi director robert muller. earliered in the today describing why rogue nations and terrorists are tapping into cybers 1-2 punch. >> on the one hand developing new technology for any future conflict or on the other hand enabling them to disable our technology in a time of war. >> fox news was told tonight's senate briefing will explain the administration's response to a major cyber event, shep. >> during the fbi director's testimony, there was more dancing around the issue of killing americans. the american government killing american citizens. a new thing. >> that's right. fbi director muriel was asked twice by republic congressman kevin yoder where the criteria in a chicago speech monday for the quote lawful targeted killing of americans applied on u.s. soil. both times muller deflected to holder. >> thinking about the three part test that he mentioned, does that only apply to u.s. citizen that's overseas or does that apply to u.s. citizen th

this hour, a major cyber briefing is taking place on the hill for all senators with mueller, janet napolitano of the nsa keith alexander and chair of the joint chiefs dempsey. they tell fox news they will explain how the administration plans to respond to a major event. >> bret: that sound bite was part of a hearing where pointed questions were asked about the administration justification for targeted killing of americans, correct? >> that is right. f.b.i. director mueller was asked twice by republican congressman keith yoder whether holder's legal justification in chicago speech monday for lawful, targeted killings of american apply to u.s. citizens inside the u.s. both times mueller deflected to holder. >> bret: okay. >> thank you. >> bret: thank you. we'll get that right. six british soldiers were killed tuesday night in southwestern afghanistan. explosion hit their armored vehicle while on patrol in helmand province. the biggest loss of forces in afghanistan since 2006. al-qaeda is claiming responsibility for attack on a military base in yemen that left almost 200 soldiers dead. the group

. >> joining me is janet napolitano. madame secretary, first, can you respond to john mccain's criticism at this armed services hearing just this week? >> well, i think it's unfortunate because it's wrong. the plain fact of the matter is that the tsa has managed to keep aviation safe in the decade following the attacks of 9/11 and technological improvements are being made all the time. moreover, i think that the senator didn't understand that the department of homeland security is already performing major functions in the cybersecurity arena. what we're talking about now, however, is having the congress help d.o.d., dhs, the department of homeland security, all of us better protect the cybersecurity networks of the united states. >> there are competing bills in congress right now. senator mccain believes it should be voluntary. other legislation, the administration's legislation would be a requirement. there are concerns that have been raised about just the intrusive quality of those requirements on corporations. and als

homeland security secretary janet napolitano will join me. >>> then working women are overtaking theirbands as the breadwinners in the household. the richer sex and how that's changing the dynamics of american families. chris? >> yet we still make 84 cents on the dollar. thank you so much. >>> president obama speaking of numbers is up in the polls. or maybe down? take a look at the latest numbers. they show the president's approval rating trending up about 50%. two other polls show something very different. "the new york times" and "washington post" polls have president's approval numbers on the decline. why are the polls so different? let's get answers from frank newport. good to see you. i'm sure you've been reading all the articles out there. what's going on? without getting too insider on me, why is there such a big disparity? >> we're trying to take a sample to estimate what the population is thinking and feeling. we want to know what all americans are thinking about obama and whether that's going up or down. this is a number that has some fluctuation built into it. it's by design

janet napolitano has publicly stated her intent to not include an her version of a risk-based system.ess fight back? >> we're introducing a bill to counter it right now. the program has remained stagnant the last years. with no new flight deck officers come on board. the program, not only stop the threat program, but also a chief deterrent. the terrorists will think twice before they realize when the open that cockpit door that they will have an armed, highly trained pilot behind it. what we need to do on the level of congress, introducing this bill and lobbied hard on the hill for this program. quite frankly, when i come to congress, and i understand we're in a budget crunch, that is why this is offset by another program within the tsa for over to personnel. but this program is the central part of the safety net program. we cannot be this on the hill and i think i can get a lot of colleagues to sign and push this through. >> thank you for being here. you mention background checks were no longer being performed on pilots. how long has that been going on? was that a function of at defu

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janet napolitano has publicly stated her intent to not include an her version of a risk-based system. how can congress fight back? >> we're introducing a bill to counter it right now. the program has remained stagnant the last years. with no new flight deck officers come on board. the program, not only stop the threat program, but also a chief deterrent. the terrorists will think twice before they realize when the open that cockpit door that they will have an armed, highly trained pilot behind it. what we need to do on the level of congress, introducing this bill and lobbied hard on the hill for this program. quite frankly, when i come to congress, and i understand we're in a budget crunch, that is why this is offset by another program within the tsa for over to personnel. but this program is the central part of the safety net program. we cannot be this on the hill and i think i can get a lot of colleagues to sign and push this through. >> thank you for being here. you mention background checks were no longer being performed on pilots. how long has that been going on? was that a funct

. >> lastly, i wrote to you and janet napolitano to encourage you to hold petitions for same spec -- same-sex houses, in light of the administration's this -- administration's decision to no longer defend the constant -- constitutionality of the defense against marriage act, i heard it might be granted in individual cases. i hope that you would reconsider some of the cases i have written to you about, like francis herbert, married in vermont -- lawfully, we have a number of states where same-sex marriages of legal, but then they run up against immigration problems. so, please review that. >> i will take a look of the case. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> senator lautenberg? >> thank you, madam chairman. welcome, general, attorney general holder. the job does not seem to be getting easier, and i am not blaming you, i am just sympathizing. >> good observation. >> not so much that i will not ask for more, because we're dealing with less. we see it in the state of new jersey. 246 gun murders in 2010, more than the previous year. we have had layoffs galore and cities that cannot aff

dissever security briefing with, and security secretary janet napolitano. of the floor, said this continue to negotiate amendments to the highway bill. debating the transportation measure for a few weeks. and now quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: a senator: i know it's probably clear to all of us that the american people have a very high level of frustration with the lack of productivity of this congress. the fact is, when we go home to our respective states, i'm sure we're all hearing what i heard last week as i traveled across pennsylvania, people asking, why can't you guys work together, why can't you get something done, why does it seem that there's so much partisan bickering that you can't come together on even simple things that could help grow this economy, help make progress in these very difficult times? well, on this front, i think we've got some good news and i'm delighted and i am -- i want to talk about this tonight and hope that this early sign of good news reaches fruition and we actually have a mea

amnesty, 300,000 illegals in the united states, adjudicated for deportation and the president and janet napolitano and eric holder set up a policy, primarily janet in a powell tau noah -- napolitano, take staff time and find a means and way to justify allowing them to stay in the united states. administrative amnesty. my bill, new idea, puts the three of them together so the inch r.s. sends the information to homeland security and the social security administration, no match letters from social security administration go to the i.r.s. and to homeland security and it says, p your heads together, figure out how to enforce america's immigration law. that's what we need to be doing, mr. speaker. and by the way, the president of the united states, who has disrespected the rule of law, has a couple of family members who have received some type of administrative amnesty, asue lum. . one has been in the united states illegally, president obama's aunt, living in public housing, reportedly, was finally adjudicated again for deportation and the obama administration declared her to be too much of a risk now a

illinois governor pat quinn contacted the department of homeland security and informed janet napolitanoar cost of damage that determines federal aid. it's like the size of the state and the number of people there with insurance. w wolf. >> interesting stuff. thanks very, very much. let's get back to jack for the cafferty file. >>> how much will rising gas prices affect your vote for president? they keep going up. they won't. if a president had a choice, they would never go above $2 in an election year. >> i saw my first gas line this weekend. it wasn't like the '70s but a long wait for the cheapest gas in the hood. it may affect my vote. don in st. louis, not much. if a candidate is currently in office, i'm voting for someone else. steve writes, it's never one thing, but gas prices are on a long list of items of the list of failures. if i thought the president had control over the gas prices, it might influence my vote. the politicians who say they will bring them back to 1980s prices. i would vote. if you don't have a job or car, the high cost of gas is a moot point. ike in georgia wri

. >> governor daniels spoke with homeland security secretary janet napolitano and says it will help theisaster. >> we'll head to hard hit henriville, indiana. a massive cleanup operation is right there right now. this video showing just widespread damage there. look at that home and colook at that completely empty. the weather channel's jim cantore is there. jim? >> reporter: hey, alex, as you've been reporting the death toll has been climbing all morning long and it's for reasons that what we see behind us. homes that have been ripped off their foundations and just pushed and scattered and crunched off in the distance since we're here. fortunately, the good news out of this story is the people that were inside actually survived, but that wasn't the case for so many as we continue to hear about. there's just debris everywhere. huge chunks of trees with huge root balls and cars that have been tossed over the back. nobody knows where those came from and it's the elementary school that presents us with the most interesting story because 30 minutes before the tornado moved in. 30 minutes, t

and so i do the calculation and i think, let me see, if janet napolitano, secretary of homeland security, came to me and said, congressman, i want to hire you to guard the west mile from your house across rural iowa, that mile of gravel rood, for that mile, and for that mile i'm going pay you the same amount that we're paying to protect our southern border, $6 million a year. oh, and by the way, if that's not enough incentive, it's a 10-year contract. so she would lay in theory under this formula $60 million on my kitchen table and my job is to guard that mile of road and see to it that no more than 75% of those that try get across. i'm going to snap that up, mr. speaker. and i'll tell you, i'm not going to go out there and hire myself a multitude of people that are boots on the depround. i'm going to hire some -- ground. i'm going to hire some but i'm going to be well aware that you have a benefits package that goes along with it, health insurance, retirement benefits and all of the pieces that have to do with supporting an officer, including a vehicle for him to drive. multiple vehicle

janet napolitano is the secretary of the department of homeland security, joins us on a first on cnbc cyber security is important for the united states. does it surprise you it's taken so long for the passage of the cyber security act? >> one of the things we're doing is educating the members of the congress about the threat, the urgency and what we believe needs to be done to make sure that the nation's core infrastructure, the critical parts of our country are protected. >> this is certainly a great step in securing the cyber security over a country, but it does seem vague when i'm reading through what is being proposed, establish a procedure for the designation of critical inf infrastructu infrastructure. from the research i've done in the past, a lot of the utilities wonder about who will bear the burden in terms of cost for cyber security for beefing up security there. there is a movement to say i'm not part of the critical infrastructure. how will you make sure that what is critical will be deemed critical, and that the companies can actually bear this burden of cost? >> well, t

we welcome judge janet judge anw napolitano.ith you. >> bret: what do you think of the energy issue and the moves today? >> president is so disingeneral with us you could cut it with a knife. the same routine won't happen. this is a political decision. >> bret: it seems like the white house is reacting to this. the energy speeches continue almost daily. >> i'm thinking we will get to a joint session of congress soon at this rate he is going in primetime. he has been pounding away. each one he takes an opportunity to push green energy agenda. he out thes increase in the use of alternative fuels and production in the consumption of foreign oil. and he knows that if the gas prices go up this summer, the keystone battle, the republicans will make it sure it's a big issue in the campaign. approving 29% of it that really already been started was kind of weak. just a tough issue for him. you see them trying to keep an offense so they're not on defense. it will close in once there is a nominee. close in once the price go even higher. he

lastly, i wrote to you and the secretary of homeland security janet napolitano to encourage you to hold marriage based immigration project in light of the decision to no longer defend the constitutionality of the defense against marriage act if the defense of marriage act, that it would be granted individual cases. i hope you will reconsider the administration's position. i have written to you about francis herbert who is married and legally in vermont, or states where same-sex marriage is legal but then they run up against the immigration problem. >> i will look at that case and get back with you. >> thank you very much. >> bokerman, attorney general holder. -- well, attorney general older. the job does not seem to be getting easier. i am not blaming you, i am just sympathizing. ask foruch that i won't more, because we are dealing with less. we see it in my state of new jersey. 246 and gun murders in 2010, 12% more than the previous year. we have had layoffs galore, from cities that cannot afford to maintain their police force structure. when i look at things we are doing, i worry abou

>>nicole: and now a quote from janet napolitano, the reduction for the federal flight deck officers programated that the program is not risk based. we are moving in the t.s.a. to risk-based systems. the idea is that the pilot is the last line of defense. i was a goalkeeper in college and you are all about the team and everyone getting it right but not end, who is there? the pilot is. >> that is the beg question, now they say we will beef up more security so before you go through and you get on the plane well make sure but last week we had another issue with a kid in a wheelchair being padded down and checked out. so put your faith in that process. >> i would like to have my faith everywhere. >>dave: do you want your pilots armed? let us know. more ahead. i remember the days before copd. my son and i never missed opening day. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps ificantly improve my lung function, srting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today m

lastly, i wrote to you and the secretary of homeland security janet napolitano to encourage you to hold marriage based immigration project in light of the decision to no longer defend the constitutionality of the defense against marriage act if the defense of marriage act, that it would be granted individual cases. i hope you will reconsider the administration's position. i have written to you about francis herbert who is married and legally in vermont, or states where same-sex marriage is legal but then they run up against the immigration problem. >> i will look at that case and get back with you. >> thank you very much. >> welcome, attorney general holder. the job does not seem to be getting easier. i am not blaming you, i am just sympathizing. not so much that i won't ask for more, because we are dealing with less. we see it in my state of new jersey. 246 and gun murders in 2010, 12% more than the previous year. we have had layoffs galore, from cities that cannot afford to maintain their police force structure. when i look at things we are doing, i worry about what it is that we can