vote on whether to authorize uc president janet napolitano to move ahead with nonresident tuition increases. >>> another whale has washed ashore in san mateo county. this time, in half moon bay. the 40-foot adult gray whale rolled on the beach yesterday. the carcass badly decomposed. which could make it hard to determine the cause of death. >>> meanwhile, nearby a little north in pacifica crews are buried two whales that have been rotting near mori point. yesterday, crews dug two deep holes in the sand for the carcasses. the original plan was to simply let them decompose. but people in the city have been complaining about the odor that had drifted into town. >>> a norwegian cruise ship hit a reef in bermuda. it was going to boston when it got stuck. passengers and crew were stranded for nearly 7 hours but now they are safe in port. >> still hi, everybody is happy and happy to extend their vacation a number of days. >> a malfunction in the steering system caused the ship to veer off course into the reef. >>> as the rideshare industry

>> reporter: as janet napolitano touted the agreement to freeze tuition for in state students for two years, students are relieved. it is has been a rocky road. last year before the governor promised additional funding the regents voted to raise tuition 5% each year for the next five years. [ screaming ] >> reporter: leaving thousands of protest students at their wit's end. >> i'm from a single mother household. i do not have the money to afford this. >> reporter: and today, even with the huge hike off the table, some students are jaded. >> we are basically in the middle of it. at the end of the day we lose. >> reporter: even with the approval the agreement between the uc and governor still needs to go through the state legislature. >> i'm confident that we will gain -- will be successful in these efforts and ensure that our bright future comes to pass. >> reporter: the governor's agreement will also pay some of the uc's pension debts to help stabilize its finances in the future. students can only hope.

separaron y levantaron el puÑo en protesta en contra de la presidenta del sistema de universidades janet napolitano no he visto a personas claves y se salieron del salÓn mientras napolitano daba su discurso inicial. en una cumbre continÚa con 260 personas de las 10 universidades del sistema, ademÁs de organizaciones comunitarias y funcionarios pÚblicos. [habla en inglÉs] jaime: la vicepresidenta de la universidad dice que la meta es de compartir mejores prÁcticas en el sistema genera recomendaciones para apoyar a los estudiantes indocumentados. >> sino estamos dÁndole la habilidad a nuestros estudiantes indocumentados, para adquirir una educaciÓn, estamos lastimando a estos estudiantes y a toda la familia. jaime: el sistema tiene 2500 estudiantes indocumentados. uc creo canal de apoyo como becas y prÉstamos para indocumentados pero estÁ limitado a ciertas escuelas. la idea es expandirlo, jazmÍn segura trabaja para eso. jazmÍn: para muchos estudiantes pero tambiÉn hay bastantes problemas para aquellos que no califican para la acciÓn diferida. jaime: la cumbre busca trazar un plan de acciÓn que se pu

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students storm a speech by uc president janet napolitano. we'll tell you why. >>> also making the power play exclusive detail us of the shark's new deal with the city. >>> and we're seeing different weather conditions going on around the bay area right now. with sunshine in san francisco, rain still falling in san jose and more where this is coming from heading into your friday forecast. a look at that when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> storm that dropped rain and hail on the bay area also delivered that. new snow to the sierra. in fact there was enough snow that drivers actually had to pull over stop and put on their chains. all this yes, in may. nbc bay area's mike lowry is live where he's seeing a lot of white right on you, in may of all time. >> reporter: i know greetings from the high sierra, jessica, it is snowing heavily now. you can see the 7,000 foo

. >>> students interrupted a national summit hosted by uc president janet napolitano on undocumented immigrants this morning. >> you cannot make this decision and create opinions about our lives without knowing our personal struggles. >> right when she got on stage, students stood up and raised their fists in the airport the peaceful protest lasted only a few minutes. napolitano thanked them and continued speaking about her plan to help undocumented immigrants. >> our goal at the university of california is to do all we can for undocumented students with undocumented students. however, we recognize that there are limits because of the limits in current federal law. >> the the two day seminar will show colleges and universities how to help students navigate some of those issues. >>> even after a lengthy nfl investigation, questions remain regarding "deflate-gate." the report revealed that star quarterback tom brady was likely aware of the deflated footballs. brady has so far remained silent on the issue. his agent says the report contains significant and tragic flaws. others say it co

. >> the governors budget also reveals the deal he reached with uc president janet napolitano. the governors proposed budget now goes to lawmakers that have until june 15th to act. >>> likely presidential candidate jeb bush told reporters the invasion of iraq in 2003 was probably a mistake. yesterday he said quote, knowing what we know now, i would not have engaged. i would not have gone into iraq. all week bush has given varying responses when asked if he would have made the same desuggestion. earlier in the week he seemed to support the invasion saying the world was safer without saddam hussein in power. >>> he will never be confused with manny pacquiao or floyd mayweather but mitt romney is stepping into the boxing ring tonight. >> please welcome mitt the glove romney. >> let's get ready to rumble. [ laughter ] t he will face five-time heavy weight champion evander holyfield in a charity match in salt lake city. he is used to political barbs not boxing jabs. he already tried to duck out of a traditional prefight stare down. >> thanks to the champ for being here. what an extr

i raised the question with janet napolitano over a series of years. i asked her, for example, has she even met with chris crane the head of the association. she had never met with him. i asked her every time, she refused to meet with him. that problem has not pay. the problem is they are not being supported. if they actually enforce the law, there are told by their supervisors not to do so. you have this officer under oath before committee recently in the senate saying they told him not to report groups of 20 or more people. that is the kind of stuff i've been hearing for years. before you came. i suggest you need to be listening to the agents and get on their side, and try to help them fulfill their legal obligation and your obligation. instead, we are being led by president who is unlawfully giving amnesty to people who entered the country by the millions. illegally. that is where we are. so, thank you for -- i will let you reply. johnson: i have met with chris crane and the people he represents. i consider that to be a fundamental part of my job. >

. >> state attorney kamala harris and janet napolitano will announce efforts to address sexual assault on college campuses rising by 50 percent near california campuses in 2013. 80 percent of campus attacks are never reported. the announcement is held in los angeles at 1:00 o'clock p.m. >>> we have a story of a very brave little girl in antioch who helped police cash an intruder hiding in her home. we meet four-year-old girl. >> he appeared in the back of the house through the door. the mother ran out with her infant son. but the four-year-old remained inside while the intruder went from room to room. he went to my room. and then to the crib and then he went to the closet. >> when police arrived, the girl told officers exactly where he was, hiding in the closet, after a brief struggle they arrested him. he is identified at 21-year-old lopez. >> the suspect's mother said her son did not mean harm but was having a mental breakdown. he lives two houses down. >> harm or not, the familiar say it was a terrifying situation who she disagrees. >> i was not scared. >> i am glad she was brave an

uc president janet napolitano threatened to hike tuition in the fall for the next five years without the added funding. brown planned to increase spending on k-12 and set aside $4 billion to pay debt and create tax crediteds for california's poorest families. an interesting bit, the governor proposes an amnesty program for people with past due traffic tickets. >> there is still no sign of the united states helicopter that went missing on tuesday in the earthquake ravaged area of nepal with six mains and two service member from nepal on board. united states and nepal and indian army troops are involved in the search mission. one nepal army official believes that it is going to take ground troops at this point to find thely corporate rather than buy aerial search. other sources are putting up tints in katmandu for those displaced by the earthquakes. sergio quintana is in the we capital. >> something that is going on is a lot of retrieving of people who were injured in the earthquake by the military, both the nepal military and, also the international group of military who is come to he

. >>> janet napolitano has profound concerns about the number of african-americans in her college system san jose this morning where napolitano talked about -- she was on the panel called the next america. she says she is seeing fewer african-americans enrolling and graduating from college. >> we are really struggling to find strategies that work. and what we want to endeavor to do is identify african-american students like i said early. >> one of her suggestions start students thinking of college in elementary school and make them comfortable with the thought of higher education. >>> well the heat was on around the bay area today as you probably felt. here's what it looked like in downtown san jose. a lot were out and about enjoying the weather. and it is still warm out there right now. here's a live look at the haze around mt. diabolo. >> it's like summer. meteorologist sandhya patel. >> when i stepped up here from the weather office, it was like i was walking into an oven. it is still very warm because the sea breeze has just shut off here right now. but it's already impacting the coa

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he's made a deal d with janet napolitano for no tuition increases. the committee of with the. he set aside money for the immigrants and talking about all these things. i'm wondering where is the wiggle room and where are the debates going to be in the legislature in terms of what kind of money is out there for them to play with? >> you know, i think that he has narrowed the playing field a lot. and that is one of the more interesting parts of the way that jerry brown has governed up here. even if i can just to go inside the issues on the uc thing, this deal that brown and thatnapolitano have struck. no tuition hikes for two years and money towards the pension problem and other infrastructure needs. all of this again, i think democrats in the legislature, they have been talking about more. they want more accountability for uc and a longer guarantee. they want uc to explain how it spends all of its money. i think that could be a debate. and some of these health and human services programs. we talked about medical. people say you have all these people in the system but if they ca

--la fiscal general del estado kamala harris y la presidenta de la universidad de california janet napolitanounciaron sus esfuerzos para hacerle frente a la agresin sexual en los campus universitarios. ---se estima que uno de cada cinco estudiantes ha sido vctima de agresin sexual y que el 80 por ciento de los casos no son reportados. ---la fiscala le ha pedido a las agencias policiacas...admin istradores universitarios y personal de seguridad mas colaboracin para combatir este crimen. blanca ---el departamento de agricultura de estados unidos present cifras alarmantes en la industria de crianza de abejas. take vo ---segn una encuesta federal, desde abril de 2014, los apicultores perdieron el 42 por ciento de sus colonias. ---esta es la segunda mayor tasa de prdida en 9 aÑos. ---la "mortandad" fue peor en el verano que en el invierno, un fenmeno que estudian los expertos. ---la apicultura es considerada un indicador ambiental, ya que las abejas no pueden vivir en ambientes contaminados. take vo cesar ---a partir del 1 de julio los residentes de antioch vern un incremento en sus facturas de ag

years tuition won't be raised after governor jerry brown and university of california president janet napolitanoched an agreement. they have been meeting for months about money for the system. the deal is only for california residents. out of state students could still see tuition go up. and in the 2018 school year california students will likely have to pay more. it calls for the treat be capped at 5 -- rate to be capped at 5%. >>> on monday the nfl suspended tom brady for his role in deflate-gate in the afc championship game and generally aware. they want an independent arbitrator to hear the case. they have till thursday to file their appeal. >>> golden state warriors arrived in memphis a few hours ago and our ktvu fox 2 news crew was there at 10:00 a.m. this morning. last night steph curry helped lead the warriors to a victory. that is popcorn in his hand at 10:00 a.m. they lead the series 3-2. if they win tomorrow night they move on. tomorrow's game is at 6:30 p.m. if memphis wins it returns for game 7 at 12:30 p.m. sunday afternoon. >> coming up next here an interview with the chief of the

an agreement between university of california president janet napolitano and governor jerry brown tofor students from california. students from other states will be paying more if they okay the hike. tuition will go up 8%. next fall they will pay $37,000. grad students tuition will go up to 20% next year. >>> a new tool to get your voice heard at city hall. the app debuts today in san francisco. it provides provides a list of topics facing leaders as well as items headed before voters. there is a summary of legislation and arguments for and against. lawmakers can see how public sentiment is shaking out. >>> back to our weather now. our chief meteorologist, last night it was wet out there -- [ talking at the same time ] >> drizzle. it is the side of the rain drop. that determines whether it is rain or drizzle. i want to say it is .01 mill meetsers drizzle. anything big -- meters is drizzle. anything bigger is -- [ talking at the same time ]. >> some areas got .05 rain. some areas .10, just from drizzle. moisture. that is the interesting thing about the red wood trees, you know this, i

kamala harris with university of california president janet napolitano released a guide for law enforcementncies and colleges to follow as a way to improve their coordination and transparency in sexual assault cases. one measure listed in the guide, school and police officials conducting joint interviews with the victims so they don't need to repeatedly go over the experience. california is one of a few states requires colleges to have agreements with local law enforcement and crisis centers in handling a response. >> what it makes clear is that there will be training. what it makes clear is that there will be designated points of contact. >> not only about reacting after, it is designed to prevent future harm. >> reporter: a federal law requiring all colleges and universities to have this type of agreement in place with law enforcement has been stymied in congress. critics say that contradicts existing federal statutes allowing victims to decide whether or not law enforcement should be notified. >> mike mibach in the news room, thank you. >>> state prison officials are taking new measures

university of california president janet napolitano is hosting a two day event on how colleges can better students living here illegally. >>> a koala bear caught on camera in an unlikely case. look at this surveillance video. look at the top right. comes in through the doors of the emergency room. walks around. makes a few rounds. roams before heading out. this happened late at night. the hospital is quiet. i like what i saw on facebook, paging dr. koala. [ laughter ] >> very cute. cute. >>> residents living near a landfill concerned the trash will get closer to their homes. what doing to prevent it from expanding and what we learned about tornadoes and severe thunderstorms in the mid-west this afternoon. >> tracking the showers that could visit your neighborhood, i will have the models lined up. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to 36 months interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with

. >> now the governors budget also reveals the deal he worked out with janet napolitano. get $400 million in new money. in return for a two year freeze on under graduate in state tuition. the governors proposed budgets goes to lawmakers. they have until june 15th to act on it. >>> likely republican presidential candidate jeb busch told reporters that the invasion of iraq in 2003 was probably a mistake. yesterday he said and i'm quoting, knowing what we know now, i would not have engaged. i would have not gone into iraq. now all week jeb busch has given varying responses when asked if he would have made the same decision his brother george w. bush made. earlier in the week he seemed to support the invasion of iraq saying the world was safer without saddam hussein in power. >>> after months of negotiations san jose has worked out with its police union about body cameras. we want to check in with janine de la vega in san ho sea. >> reporter: he says he welcomes the idea of wearing one of those cameras. he says he sees it as another tool for the job. yesterday the police offi

. >> kamala harris and janet napolitano will announce new efforts to address sexual assault on collegeassault on or near u.k. campuses rose by almost 50 percent in 2013. and 80 percent are never reported. the announcement is held in los angeles at 1:00 o'clock p.m. >> police say a brave little girl in antioch helped them catch an intruder who was hiding in her home while she was inside, as well and investigators say the 21-year-old lopez appeared in the back of the house through the sliding door last night. the mother was frightened and ran out of the house with her infant son but the four-year-old remained inside while the intruder went from room to room. [ inaudible ] he went to my room. he went to the crib. then he went to the closet. >> by the time antioch police arrived, she told the officers where he was as she said, hiding in the closet. following a brief struggle they arrested lopez who lives two houses away. the suspect's mother said her son did not mean any harp he was having a mental break down. >> a committee of the metropolitan mission is taking up a proposal to expand the

of back and forth and some intense closed door meetings between the governor and uc president janet napolitano who pledged to raise tuition by as much as 5% a year over the next five years if the state didn't kick in additional funds. >> for so many years, we have been starved for funding over the recession. and we have had to make cutbacks. >> reporter: students say they are glad that tuition hikes they have been protesting for months are off the table. >> it makes things a lot easier for my family. and just me just knowing that i'll be able to finish my last two years here. with a stable tuition. >> reporter: sophomore meaghan says she's relieved but faced with finals, she can't celebrate just yet. >> very, very stressed actually. >> reporter: now the deal won't keep tuition flat for everyone. out of state and international students will see their tuition go up as well as many students in professional programs like nursing and journalism. now the whole deal still needs to be approved by the legislature. that likely won't happen until mid june. reporting live at uc berkeley jodi hernandez, nb

. >>> happening today, uc president janet napolitano is hosting a conference aimed at helping undocumented immigrants. right now california is one of five states that allows students to apply for state aid. the two-day summit starts at 8:00 in oakland. >>> intel is donating five million dollars to teach computer science to oakland high school students. the tech giant hopes hundreds of students will go to college to continue in the tech industry. intel is creating the curriculum and it will train the teachers. the pilot program is starting at oakland tech high school and mcclymonds high school. >>> time is 60 time. the governor, governor brown, delivers a message to critics of one of his most controversial planks. shut up! >> and a bay area teacher has become an online star. meet the man showing students what old school rap is all about. >> clouds are moving into the bay area. the chances of you needing an umbrella today, the details are coming up. >> and a heads up if you are riding bart this weekend. we do have some station closures in oakland. we'll explain why. and let you know if you t

the tuition hike stems from a budget compromise between the governor and uc president, janet napolitano. that deal ensures that california residents won't face any tuition hikes for at least the next two years. >>> there's a lot happening at today's uc regents meeting. not just tuition, but even gun control. nbc bay area's mark matthews was there and asked the regents about the gun control issue. >> reporter: as far as anyone knows, the university does not have gun investments, but this weekend does mark a year to the day, and bob wice is obviously tormented by the tlaut there may be some investments. >> my daughter was shot in the side first through her left lung then her heart. >> reporter: he pleaded with the uc regents to divest from any financial connections with the gun industry. >> i don't know how any of you can sleep at night with all the students who have been killed and be in the gun business. >> reporter: but a uc spokesman says the uc has no direct investments in gun companies. there might be something in a mutual fund portfolio. the system's chief investment officer assure

the regents are also set to vote on whether to authorize uc president janet napolitano to move aheadh nonresident tuition increases. the revised budget includes a freeze on undergraduate resident tuition. >>> a new survey indicates people often find it easier to live and flourish are medium sized cities. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com will explain that. she joins us live in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. the dow will open this morning at a new record high jumps 13 points yesterday. that was enough to reach a new record. the nasdaq fell about 8. bigger is not always better when it comes to the best cities for jobs. the country's cities are ranked on how easy it is to get a job, job satisfaction and also the cost of living. so the trend is that workers seem to be better off in midsized cities of lower costs as opposed to bigger cities like new york and san francisco. and women it turns out are enjoying apple's new watch more than men. the data firm analyzed thousands of tweets and found that women really like the fitness apps and also buying th

the regents are also set to vote on whether to authorize uc president janet napolitano to move ahead with nonresident tuition increases. the governor's revised budget includes a freeze on undergraduate residents' tuition. >>> the city of los angeles is raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour over the next five years. the city council voted last night to phase in pay raises over time. minimum wage in the city is currently $9 an hour. l.a. joins several other california cities including san francisco and oakland that have increased minimum wage. >>> orinda mayor steve glazer is now a state senator-elect. he won a special runoff election last night in district 7 which includes parts of alameda and contra costa counties. he defeated democrat assemblywoman susan bonilla by 9%. >>> the annual nfl owners meeting wraps up today and the future of the raiders hangs in the balance. >> carson is a crime! >> raiders fans rallied outside the meeting yesterday. they want to keep the team in oakland. but a land deal with the chargers means the bay area team is one step closer to building a new stadi

. >> guest: well i mean, janet napolitano is a conspiracist on conspiracies. the fbi specialist saw the likenesses of the brothers from surveillance takens and three days after tamerlan tsarnaev was killed they couldn't identify the brothers. i'm assuming that even though -- i moon i know the joint terrorism task force in boston is not that large. the number of people who go out and interview real, live terrorism suspects is finite. three days is enough time to show each one of those people the pictures they had isolated from the videotapes. is conceivable they didn't show them the pictures? absolute luff buts it's a sign of incompetence, and incompetence may well be the biggest missing link that the fib is not disclosing. >> host: and throughout the proceeding in boston, and the defendant has sat there -- have you learned anything about him through this whole process? >> guest: he has sat there looking like he is a little older than the teenager he was during the marathon bombing. mostly impassive. you can't truly tell anything about his emotional reaction ex

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judge janet napolitano is here. >> how the rich spend their money.art: wait a minute, what bill clinton did for me in the shell company is not illegal. if the tax avoidance? >> it would be lawful tax avoidance the use of the corporation to pay the bona fide legitimate expenses of the corporation. your statement is absolutely correct. this is not done by common folks. this is usually done by people who received a great deal of money and that is not taxed. it goes to their corporation and then their corporation makes some bills and pay some profits. and they pay taxes on the profits. stuart: does everybody do this judge? >> it is not uncommon for people at their level of income to receive their payment for services rendered through a variety of llc is limited liability corporations, one which is this one this man was talking about recently revealed. it is not only lawful. it is common and advised by prudent financial planners. what he did with this, how much money came through did any of the money go to her? did any goes through while she was secretary

janet napolitano, presidenta de las universidades se revisamos las temperaturas maximas para este dia. ximena: y por quÉ la importancia de incluir la proteÍna ? >> porque nos da fuerza. si tomamos un batido que tiene leche, que en la leche contiene 8 g de proteÍna, banana... ximena: avena de girasoles y banana y tiene 12 g de proteÍna. comparado con una banana sola que tiene 10 gramos. estÁ la comemos rápido. ximena: este tambiÉn es un batido de avena con manzana. tiene 9.6 g de proteÍna. >> y es super rico. mucha diferencia. igual esto se te vas rÁpido. te deja satisfecho y te va a ayudar a eliminar las tentaciones del dÍa. ximena: otro ejemplo serÍa que nos parece que se ve delicioso es el batido de papaya, tiene 10 g de proteÍna. >> es super rico. lo preparamos con banana en lugar de azÚcar para que sea mÁs proteÍna. si lo comparamos con un muffin, el muffin no tiene nada que te nutra. ximena: cuÁntas proteÍnas tiene ese muffin? >> 5. >> puente nasal porque yo sÉ que eres parte de una organizaciÓn que rinde homenaje a la vida. >> nosotros tenemos un vÍdeo de dos hermanas que se enf

secretary of homeland security janet napolitano said operation stream land has proven effect it. it is a program when people are called at the border are actually prosecuted. they are convicted of misdemeanors. they have a conviction on their record. tell us to believe that it might deter more people from coming and there is the right thing to do since it violates the law. in the delaware sector after this was done overall apprehensions declined from order 2000 to 17000. to fascinate, attorney general said the program has an unbelievable return effect in the human sector from october through december 2008 and prosecuted over 1200 cases as a consequence apprehension rates.nearly 70%. we see a statistically and anecdotally when people who cross the border of the vehicle he are brought to the reality they are committing a crime, even if it's just a misdemeanor that has a huge impact on their willingness to try again and i'm willingness of others to break the law coming across the borders. this year 2007 secretary chertoff noted a chopped nearly 70% after operation stream line. recen

secretary of homeland security janet napolitano said operation streamland line has proven effective. it is a program where people when they're caught at the border are prosecuted for the offense of entering the country. they are convicted of misdemeaners. they aren't kept in jail a long time, but they have a conviction on their record. that was a belief it may deter more people from coming and it was the right thing to do since it violates the law. in the del rio sector after this was done, overall apprehensions declined from 42,000 to 17,000. in 2008, attorney general michael mukasey said, quote, the program has an unbelievable return effect in the secretarier from october through december of 2008 the department of justice prosecuted over 1200 cases as a consequence, apprehension rates dropped nearly 70%. we see both statistically and anecdotally is that when people who cross the border illegally are brought to face the reality that they are committing a crime, even if it is just a misdemeanor, that has a huge impact on their willingness to try again and on the willingness of others

. >>> happening today, the university of california janet napolitano is visiting the bay area.undocumented students. >>> and hillary clinton is headed to los angeles to raise more money for her presidential campaign. she is going to thee private fundraisers. tickets are $2700 a piece. a group opposing the trans pacific trade deal is planning to rally near one of her fundraisers. similar protests happened in san francisco yesterday and she is heading back into the bay area tomorrow. >>> and luis sanchez is charged with being a fellow in possession of a gun. police are investigating him for speeding and found a gun and ammunition belonging to san comez. norwood is a friend of sanchez in the attack of brian stokes. >> prosecutors want sanchez to serve 82 years in federal prison for the gun charge after serving his eight years for the attack on stoke. >>> wants some kale? go to mcdonald's. winner or loser at mckale? >> and shocking video showing a teenager being attacked in her own home. what her mom had to say about the attack. >>> and showers around the bay area. san francisco, s

>> janet napolitano review your book and said you were a conspiracy theorist for raising questions about the role of the fbi because from her point of view the fbi does thousands of assessments of people every year and that they didn't immediately recognize him is indicative from her point of view of nothing. >> jenna paula, seems a little conspiracy minded about conspiracy theory is. all i did was raise the question. here is what happened. the bombs went off monday afternoon. on tuesday morning, fbi tactical specialists isolated the likeliest of the brothers from a surveillance tapes enough that after he was killed they could not identify the brothers. i am assuming that even though the joint terrorism task force in boston isn't that large, the number of people who go out to interview real live terrorism suspects three days is the time to show those people the picture is they had isolated from videotapes. is it conceivable? absolutely. is in a sign of incompetence? incompetence may well be the biggest missing link the fbi is a not disclosing. >> you can watch this and other programs onl