former homeland secretary janet napolitano joins us in the studio. you are watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. . >> joining us nbc news haps north carolina col, good morning. we want to talk about the mission that led to the death of le david johnson and three other americans. what more do we know what happened there? >> well, we know a little more of the tactics on the battlefield, how it went down. we don't have answers to the big questions, why were they out in the open straighted from their vehicles? what sort of spell jepts failure was there? we do know open the back and forth. within 30 minutes, there was french air support, officials saying that's a testament to ho close the u.s. is working with their allies, there are eight separated from the larger group. they were visiting the veg. we got clarity on a key question, that is, where were they medevac'ed, how were they medevac'ed? there is misreporting on this, the pentagon frankly had not cleared information at first, so it was the french helicopters that met american troops, we still don't know when, how long they

. >>> new developments out of berkeley, janet napolitano announced the university will establish the national center for free speech and civic engagement in washington, d.c. the issue of free speech has invoked protests and violence at uc berkeley and other campuses across the country. napolitano said that this will help move the conversation to thoughtful dialogue and meaningful action. >>> get ready for another hot one today. it is still feeling like summer. a live look from our east bay hills camera shows sunshine heading over san francisco bay as we look west toward the city. some places will be near a record high today, but meteorologist mike nicco tells us change is coming. >> hi, everybody. going to take a couple of days but it is coming. look at san francisco, 15 days at or above 80 degrees since september 1st. that is fifth all time. and if you look at the place like san jose, 19 and that includes today, out of the 26 days so far this month, warmer than average. here is a look at san jose, 280 and 17, you're my best bet for tying the record high. haywa hayward, one degree sh

. >>> the university of california president janet napolitano said in news center to study free speech will be open. it will be based at the university center in washington dc. over the past couple of months there have been many heated debates and violent protests at uc berkeley and other schools over what free speech really means to students. >> a 56-year-old man is being investigated for driving his car through a crowd of protesters. this happened yesterday in orange county near the office of california state representative ed royce. about 200 people gathered to support daca. the man was arrested on suspicion of felony assault with a deadly weapon. we do not know his name. no injuries were reported. >>> california's gas tax height is set to go into effect next week. the state looks to raise billions of dollars for transportation projects. starting wednesday, the tax on gas will jump by $0.12 per gallon. the increase was part of the bill signed into law in april. it will also increase vehicle license fees starting january 1. the bill is expected to raise about five it will also increa

janet napolitano set the bar at $15 back in 2015. the school's largest employee union has said the wage bump is nothing more than good publicity and isn't being executed. a uc spokesperson says by the end of the year the system will provide more training to employees who oversee contracts to make wages more fair. >>> construction crews expect to meet a deadline set by the state to fix the oroville dam. this new video from the department of water resources shows crews rushing to finish the emergency spillway by november 1st, nine days away. record rain caused the spillway to erode and fearly fail in february forcing nearly 200,000 people to evacuate for several days. the goal is to get it repaired before the rainy season begins. >> it was an emergency. we had to get someone on the ground and start construction to meet this november 1st milestone. >> this is the first phase of a larger plan to restore the dam and its spillway to its original condition. the cost estimate has gone from an estimated $275 million to $500 million. >>> you h

two years ago president janet napolitano announced plans to guarantee minimum wage at $15 an hour, a recent audit obtained by some news agencies indicates the university hasn't met its own targets. unions that work with the school now question whether the whole idea was just a publicity stunt, but regents insist the school is working to get things right. >>> right now there is more purpose behind warrior star klay thompson scoring during upcoming games. for each point he scores money will go to north bay fire victims. thompson is donating $1,000 for each point he scores for the three games on the warriors current home stand. last night against toronto he dropped 22, that's $22,000 in donations. he will do it again tonight and sunday, thompson says this is his way of giving back. >> i know a lot of people in the north bay come to watch us play, a lot of them lost their homes and everything they had, even loved ones, so i knew i could -- i talk about wanting to be big in the community, in the bay area, so this is a great step towards that. >> last night four teenagers and two adults wh

. >> janet napolitano asked if there is operational control and and i would submit 40 percent is a failing grade. so we saw the of number of youngsters that have been apprehended in processing centers there was a up the facility to handle that. the president of the united states said it is okay but that the board curve was flooded and hillary clinton did. but the dollars were never spent. end the infrastructure the iata infrastructure that is necessary to curtail that requires the courage and with us e-verify program is is not mandatory. >> but in 2005 by a mass to do something for legalization for kids that were brought to this country by their parents so can we stop doing that? can we stop having people that fall into that category? the answer is no i don't know how many have arrived since january 2005 but i suspect a significant proportion. >> so they don't understand the of border. howdy use secure a border? first of all, sending $18 million per year that is the 1 yard line. if we go to the 20-yard line that secretary kelly said across the border. in helping them to secure the border.

uc president janet napolitano set the bar at $15 back in 2015.l's largest employee union has said the wage bump is nothing more than good publicity and isn't being executed. a uc spokesperson says by the end of the year the system will provide more training to employees who oversee the contracts to make wages more fair. >> construction crews expect to meet a deadline set by the state to fix the oroville dam. this shows crews rushing to finish repairing the emergency spillway by november 1st. that's just nine days away. record rain caused the spillway to erode and nearly fail in february forcing nearly 200,000 people to evacuate for several days. the goal is to get it repaired before the rainy season begins. cost estimates for the project has gone from an estimated $275 million to $500 million. >>> absolutely no rain in the forecast now through the end of the month. in fact, above average temperatures with our warmest set coming at us now and a secondary warming trend next week that won't be quite as warm as this one. in the hills at 67. los gatos

. >>> the university of california president janet napolitano said a new center to study free-speechpening. it will be based at the university center in washington dc. there's been a lot of heated debates and violent protests at uc berkeley and other schools over what free-speech really means to students. >>> california's gas tax hike is set to go into effect next week as the state looks to raise billions of dollars for transportation projects. the statewide tax on gas will jump by $0.12 per gallon. the increase was part of a bill signed by governor brown in april that will increase the vehicle license fees starting january 1. the bill is expected to raise about $5 billion to fund transportation projects ranging from fixing potholes to relieving congestion on major highways. >>> city hall in hayward will close for several hours today for an emergency simulation and response training. the training begins at 8 am and will continue until 1 pm. the training will involve police officers, firefighters and paramedics. the city will have public information officers outside of city hall keepi

we had janet napolitano on, and now the president of the university of the california.o you think that there is a liberal influence in these university -- the answer is yes. but do you think that influence is chilling speech from the political right? >> i believe it's for the marketplace of ideas. ideas on the right and left that should be debated and understood and our students come to an understanding of the differeing views, and the issue of racism which our nation has dealt with and now needs to move forward with inclusion and support for all religions and races, and that's not something worthy of debating or worthy of stating except to understand those that are causing harm to the nation and harm to our university by him being here. >> do you think you can keep people safe when spencer comes? >> we invested over $600,000. we will have more police on the campus today than anytime in the history of our university. it's not going to feel like a research university for 50,000 students. the whole purpose of that is to keep people safe. >> do you think it's fair that you

. >>> university of california president janet napolitano said the uc system will open a new center to free speech. it will be based in washington dc at the university center. in the past few months, there have been a lot of heated debates and violent protests at uc berkeley and other schools over what free speech really means to students. >>> a 56-year-old man is under investigation for driving that car through a crowd of protesters. this happened and orange county to the office of california state representative ed royce. 200 people were supporting daca. the man was arrested on suspicion of felony assault with a deadly weapon. we do not know his name. no injuries were reported. >>> more health concerns with contaminated water. this time in the east bay. we will tell you what was discovered at seven oakland schools and what the source of the problem could be. >>> a day of free rides on bart could be coming to an end. what's being done to crack down on fair cheaters. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we are looking live at the dow jones which is down a little right now. the real story

janet napolitano won as governor. >> senator is hide harder. even utah elected a governor.omes to the senate, it's ideological. you think arizona is liberal enough to pick a democrat of any kind. >> it's been 1988 was the last time a democrat won a senate seat in arizona. >> i remember him. >> i just bumped into him at some event. >> so since then, it hasn't happened. i think it can happen. they are formidable that she raises a lot of money. and she has a centrist record. in the house she's been voting centristly. i think she's a great around 50% of the time she votes with trump which is a high percentage. >> we will see. thank you for your expertise. the arizona republican. up next, republican senators may be e fed up with the president, but trump's face is holding strong. what did they make of today's news? still running 4 out of 5 republicans backing trump. they are with him. solid. you're watching "hardball." david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pl

janet napolitano set the bar at $15 back in the year 2015.t employee union said the wage bump is nothing more than good publicity and is not being executed. by the end of the year the system will provide more to employees who oversee contracts to make those wages more fair. >>> construction crews to fix the oroville dam. this new video from water resources shows crews rushing to finish repairing the emergency spellway by november 1st. record rain caused the spillway to erode and nearly fail in february forcing nearly 200,000 people to evacuate. the goal is to get it repaired before the rainy season begins. cost estimates have gone up to $500 million. >>> let's talk about how much warmer it is. doesn't livermore just stick out? look at that, 18 degrees warmer this morning. the rest of us anywhere from about two to eight degrees warmer. enjoy the temperatures while can you this morning if you're out and about. napa, american canyon. 60 in tib reron for the warm sp. daly city, redwood city. it's about 55 in san jose. fairfield and lafayette abou

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janet napolitano says this comes at a time when campuses face protests of free speech and get violentuc-berkeley has seen the brunt of these protests which started back in february during a visit by milo yiannopoulos. the center plans to hold a national conference next year with students, university presidents and lawmakers. >>> time now is 6:40. finally out, what we expect to learn about the bear fire and how it started in the santa cruz mountains. >> plus, filing suit, why one ex-tesla employee is taking the company to court. ♪ that one. this. that one. ♪ ♪ charlie rose joins us now from new york. good morning. thanks. cbs this mor >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." charlie rose joins us from new york. good morning. >> good morning, michelle. well, we have had a team up all night reading through the thousands of documents just released out jfk assassination. ahead what the fbi knew about lee harvey oswald and also the country's concern they would be blamed for jfk's death. plus, amazon stocks soar after the company exceeds earnings expectations. we'

eric holder, janet napolitano. whole bunch much people, steven chu. close to clinton. close to obama. i would only point out when you talk about the money that is changing hands. you said this money came in two years before this deal. 500,000 went to bill clinton in the weeks after her first speaking event in russia. i would once again ask, does nobody think that is inappropriate? does nobody think that is bizarre? 146 million to the clinton foundation while she is secretary of state from russia and 500 g speaking gig to bill clinton at the russians? >> nobody says the clinton foundation should have been taking this money. they shouldn't have been taking money from any foreign source as long as she was secretary of state but to suggest the uranium one deal is outside the bounds of normal procedure is just to be indulging in respect to conspiracy theories. trish: you're wrong on that. we had a lot of concerns about russia. we still have a lot of concerns about russia. i really question -- >> i agree with you. i have lots of concerns about russia. i worry about the presi

uc president janet napolitano says, quote, there have been more serious issues about the first amendment on campuses today than perhaps at any time since the free speech movement and that would be back in the 1960s. it will be based at the washington, d.c., center. >>> jessica, thank you. a former director of fema helping those recover wildfires. james witt says it could take years. >> the devastation was incredible. all i could think of was how many lives were lost but also how many lives were destroyed. >> he says his organization will help to fill voids left by federal, state, and local agencies. witt led fema under president clinton. a new assistance center to help fire victims remove rubble. for many it's a difficult task. >> it's just an awful feeling we have to accept because the whole community is suffering the same way as we are. >> initial removal costs will be picked up but if homeowners' policies cover debris removal they will be billed for it. >>> it's a dangerous job to begin with but we're learning that a fire crew battling a destructive wildfire also had to dodge bullets.

included hillary clinton at state department, eric geithner at treasury, eric holder at doj, janet napolitano at homeland security. department of energy steven chu, the list goes on. but hillary clinton, and do we have the sound, guys? we can play the sound actually, no, we don't have it, wmur, this new hampshire station. she basically tried to say look, it didn't get to my desk. that is what i keep on hearing. we have the quotes. there were nine other agencies that signed off and i wasn't personally involved because that is something -- wasn't something that the secretary of state did. we're talking about total incompetence. you ought to be looking at a something like that or it is total incompetence at play. >> she is claiming i'm sticking my head in the sand like an ostrich. when you look around it besides fbi investigations going on, which by the way robert mueller was overlooking that investigation. you have frank justrow, trying to sell the company, russians giving her her foundation a lot of money, at the same time bill clinton giving a half million dollar speech to russian boehners. w

. >>> university of california president janet napolitano announced plans to start a new center to studyspeech and changing perspectives on the first amendment. it comes as uc-berkeley and other campuses struggle with violent free speech debates. the center will be based at uc's washington, dc center. fellows will research such issues as whether student views on free speech are changing and what role social media plays in shaping perspectives on the first amendment. >>> in napa pg&e responded to downed power lines on silverado trail. officials shut down the trail just south of highway 28 after a traffic accident that left power lines across the road. skyfox was over the scene this afternoon as pg&e crews worked to get those power lines off of the road. silverado trail was reopened around 4 p.m. the downtown power lines were not connected to the north bay fires, but the accident happened to be just miles from where the atlas fire started. >>> in washington, the fbi is expected to release more information on a dossier that tried to link the president to russia ahead of the 2016 election. t

janet napolitano. prior to becoming president of uc, she served as the third secretary of the department of homeland security, during the first term of president obama and a little bitna his second term. prior to that, she served as the attorney g general of arizona. and then the governor of arizona. immediately it her left is carlos scavara, previously the national council of laraza. and last but not least on the end, doris misener, senior fellow of the u.s. immigration program. from 1993 to 2000 she served as commissioner of the immigration and naturalization unit. she's served under five presidents. he'd like it to thank our panelists for what i hope will be an engaging conversation. and i'm going to start with my first question to president napolitano. recently, you joined a lawsuit over the president's decision to rescind daca as president of the university of california. the president's decision to repeal this in the six-month window with the hope that congress will step in and codify dacana law

two years ago president janet napolitano announced plans to guarantee minimum wage at $15 an hour.ersity hasn't met its own targets. >>> uns that work with the school question whether the whole idea was a publicity stunt. >>> right now there is more purpose behind klay thompson scoring duringup coming games. for every point he scores money will go to the north bay fire victims. he is donating $1,000 per point he scores for the three games during the warriors current home stand. last night he dropped 22, that's $22,000 in a donation. he will also do it again tomorrow as well as sunday. thompson says that this is his way of giving back. >>> i know a lot of people in the north bay come to watch us play, a lot of them lost their homes and everything they had. >>> pretty cool thing he's doing there, isn't it, mike? >> klay thompson talking about why he wants to give back to the community because the community supports them so well, great stuff. i think he also hosted a family there last night. let's go over to the roadways, travel past oakland 880 past the coliseum smooth drive. there i

immediately to my left, janet napolitano is currently the president of the university of california system. a post she's held since 2013. prior to becoming president of uc she served as the third secretary of the department of homeland security during the first term of president obama and a little bit into his second term. prior to that she served as the attorney general of arizona and then the governor of arizona. immediately to her left is carlos gavaros. a senior policy holder. he leads the immigration policy and legislative advocacy work for the organization. previously he served in the obama administration from 2014 to 2017 where he focused on developing and implementing immigration policy for the administration. and last but not least on the end doris miezner. she is senior fellow and director of the u.s. immigration policy program at the migration policy institute. from 1993 to 2000 she served as commissioner of the immigration and naturalization service and throughout a storied career in d.o.j. she served under five presidents. i'd like to thank our panelists for joining us today f

. >> joining us now is janet napolita napolitano, president of the university of california.d to have you with us as always. is that true? if so, why? >> we don't know the full extent of russian interference in our elections. and we have no confidence to the degree we discovered what they have done that they stopped doing it. so this is one instance where i think i must agree with the attorney general. >> what are the obstacles to combatting this problem? we have known about it for a long time. you can go back through administrations. they will say this is what the u.s. does. you know it's there. why can't you stop it? >> it is is, as the attorney general said, difficult and complex. were the russians directly hacking into state voter files? we need to know that. what was their degree of manipulation on social media? that's only now coming out. so, again, there was a lot going on. it's now becoming public. and we have no confidence that it's been stopped. >> fair criticism that politics plays a role here whether it was the obama administration decision to not go bigger with w

but i recall, as his secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, came before the committee to testify about the program on daca, deferred action for childhood arrivals, or some might say deferred action for children of aliens. her testimony and the memos that came down, the morton memos, set up four different cat goirs of people that would be granting a quasi-amnesty underneath the president's policy. and there, secretary napolitano testified over and over again and it reflected the document itself which seven times referenced on an individual basis only. on an individual basis only. seven times. i can repeat it for the record, mr. speaker, but that's what was going on which told me, as i listened to her testimony and had read the documents prior to the testimony, they knew what the law said they knew it required that -- that it required an individual basis only and a prioritization of applying the law to bring about the best effect of the utilization of the resources of the justice department. yet, barack obama, president obama, around the country, multiple times in the year and a ha