we ended up in a cave that janet reno called the greatest case in history and look forward to releasing next year and hope i get a chance to be with you again. >> host: with that ladder story brings up all the issues of national security. it is not just undocumented people coming into the country and might be taking jobs but we hear from washington policymakers about people who would do this country and its citizens harm coming across the border. our real is that process? >> guest: you heard me mention that our security is non negotiable anywhere. that is another area we have failed tremendously because when we talk about coming across the border we talk about people coming in to look for better way of life. i didn't come -- we have two million undocumented immigrants in the united states who came with visas issued by a broad. because of our lack of interior enforcement there is no follow-up on this particular population. is not just those people coming the cross the border that we worry about. and 19 hijackers that came into the united states did not come across the mexican border. tak

attorney general janet reno and the atf were highly criticized for the way that raid was done. >>> goingreen this earth day weekend. bwi and pepco are showing off their high-profile solar energy projects. solar panels are now on the garage. also unveiled for the first time is the electric vehicle charging station. the solar panels are a $21 million package, designed to reduce energy usage and costs at the airport. >>> the air feels a little cleaner after the rain washes the pollen away. the sun has been in and out all day and the air is mild. wjz has weather and traffic together. i know, tim, that you like that the rain washed some of the pollen away. i know you suffer from allergies. >> you know, mary, the key is some. because there's still a lot out there. all you have to do is look at your car and you see. of course the cycle continues. the rain soaks into the ground. it start the to -- starts to just ignite the trees and the flowers and starts all over again. but right now, we're looking at a nice afternoon, clear skies. temperatures, 69 degrees. 63 in oakland. 72 in cumberland valle

janet reno, failing to hand over campaign finance documents back in 1998, so this seems to be a bipartisanroblem. >> well, it's certainly a bipartisan problem when members of the house oversight committee, a member of a different party in the white house, but that's the problem. this is an important committee and it gets diminished when the people start getting infected with that perspective free hyper partisanship. when darrell issa calls the obama administration the most corrupt in history, doesn't pass the laugh test. watergate on down. if that's his perspective on this problem, it's an indication of how out of touch he really is and there's important work to be done. throwing around threats to congress and subpoenas diminishes the important work the committee should do. >> congress has the right to do this? i didn't know this. you said there's a jail? >> there's a jail in the basement of congress. not for the members of congress, that might be an interesting use of it -- it would be full. a long line -- but in case there's a contempt citation and can't get the courts to do it. this is

former attorney general janet reno has parkinsons disease.i think there by the grace of god go i. it's not necessarily that people didn't want muhammad ali there, they were just uncomfortable seeing how this disease has ravaged him. >> yeah, and it goes back to 1996 when you saw him at the olympic games in atlanta, lighting that torch and the huge contrast to the way he was then, even suffering from the disease back then, and now, you know, just how much further along the disease has progressed in his body. so, there is that, too, that people are playing off of then and the now. and it was quite clearly, pretty tough to watch. >> yeah, it was great seeing all of the marlins players to surround him, though, that was quite touching. >> it was. carol, your tigers look like the beast of the central division. >> i know. i can't wait. they play at 1:05 eastern this afternoon. and i'll be watching on my limit ipad. >> i'm sure you will. >> thanks, john. >>> actually, john's report brings us to today's talk back question, we want to ask you, why was

look, look at janet reno in the 1990s. she went on saturday night live and made fun of herself.ny. and al gore actually went on -- i think it was late night to bash some cigarette ashtrays. with david letterman. so come on. >> we're fighting over comedy now. this is what it's come to. the war on comedy. i don't like it. >> don't mention that other thing again. >> thanks, carol. >> thanks. >>> we're back after a quick break. let's start with car insurance x. this one does save people a lot of money and it's very affordable. it was very delicious. could you please taste car insurance y? this one is much more expensive. ugh. it's really bad. let's see what you picked. oh, geico! over their competitor. you are a magician right? no., oh. you're not?, no., oh, well, give it a shot. i am so, so sorry. it was this close. >>> nikki haley of south carolina is featured in "vogue" magazine. this takes us inside haley's world as the governor of south carolina. she talks about her future with the republican party and addresses the vice presidential rumors. it's all part of vogue putting influ

attorney general janet reno later decided that elian should be returned to his father in cuba. on this date 12 years ago, the standoff came to an abrupt end. >> reporter: 4:30 a.m. outside elian gonzales's miami home, only a few dozen supporters remained. local police uninformed of the pending raid. 5:05 a.m. heavily-armed u.s. marshals and border patrolmen stormed the house from all sides. in a matter of seconds, they battered down the front door. inside, mace is sprayed. the 6-year-old in the protective arms of one of the men who last november rescued him at sea. facing an agent with an automatic weapon, dalrymple hands over a frantic elian. who is crying, what's happening, help me, help me. later, the government would point out, the agent did not have his finger on the trigger. >> incredible and four hours after that raid, elian and his father were reunited at andrews air force base. elian gonzales is now 18 years old and remain as political symbol in cuba, cuba marks his birthday with parades, but has kept him away from foreign media elian's father was elected to parliament

>> oh, yeah, and by the way, do you know who was attorney general, it was janet reno?nt? >> because guess what, people get scared when democrats get in office because people believe that when they are in control -- guess what, it has nothing to do with race. i hate to break it to you, but that's the truth. >> people also get scared when they see black people. >> it has nothing to do with race. guess what, bill clinton is white, okay, i hate to break that to you. >> quickly, we have to go, but quickly respond. >> well, people also -- the whole zimmerman case to me is about people getting scared when they see black people also. the point i was making was not i actually officially said it's not something there was implicit of racist ideas there but that they are looking at the future and they don't like it. every time i make a point about guns or trayvon martin you seem to go back to clinton in 1990. we're in 2012 now, and these things are happening now. so, kind of you need to bring some of this stuff up to date. >> gary, who no longer lives in new york much to my chagri