how does it change the calculation if hhs secretary jay johnson comes forward and we have the graphic right here. it says according to reports, the changes under consideration would represent a near complete abandonment of basic immigration enforce maentd discard the rule of law and the notion mat united states has enforceable borders. again, this is from a group of gop senators to president obama. how does it change the equation if jay johnson does come forward and decrease deportations. >> i'm not sure it changes the equation all that much. the warning republicans are saying is if you go ahead and change this deportation policy, their chances of getting anything done on immigration come 2015, 2016, maybe when republicans are in charge of the senate are completely dead. but then democrats counter, well, that's no different than the situation right now and we actually need to be able to do something. when we talk about the window to getting immigration reform done, don't forget come 2015, in the midst of a presidential primary season there's a lot of disincentive for republicans to ac

jay johnson is the fourth person to lead homeland security. a department borne out of the attacks on 9/11. he's the only one to have witnessed those horrifying events firsthand. here tonight, what he told our senior justice correspondent, pierre thomas about it. >> i was in manhattan. i remember looking out the window. and i could see the world trade center on fire. and, within minutes, i saw the second plane hit. >> reporter: you actually saw it? >> yes. and i saw the buildings collapse. and, like a lot of new yorkers that day, i went down to the street. and literally wandered the streets, asking, what can i do? >> pierre thomas with secretary jay johnson tonight. >>> a stunning moment in south korea to report. the prime minister stepping down over the government's handling of the aftermath of that ferry disaster. the disaster causing anger and shame throughout south korea. 187 people are confirmed dead. 115 still missing. and most of them are children. >>> tonight, a landmark statement from the palestinian president. a recognition of the jew

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and the achieving and former mayor willie brown i want to go through an i do not like that our jay johnson wrote about that this year after the earth convoluted the sky caught you fire on 1906 starting at the 611 the monitor earthquake plus aftershock and the firestorm that followed described the city and untold countsless hundreds died and folks fled to the midwest and east the most celebrated opera person was dumped from his bed from the palace hotel he vowed never to return but enough folks stayed to get a what needed to be done. at the end of the movie the san francisco survivor declared we'll build a new san francisco and on market street honors the survivors and celebrated those who kept the father. although we have no survivors expected to show you the question is why are redoing this ask the hundreds of folks who come out like you to gather at the moment and stair at the sky wondering why. if you ask chief joanne haynes-white and the city of the department emergency management they know this will happen again and ask the young people who are showing up knowing about the past and fu

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jay johnson and fema administrator they surveyed the damage in oso washington. the homeland security secretary encourages the to apply athere is nothing you can say to ease the main expect to say we are here to support you and help you. >> so far 190 people have applied for rental assistance from fema. johnson says he hopes others will take advantage of the government's help in fixing damage and helping with insurance issues. that landslide last month killed 30 people. 13 others are still missing. >>> a new survey finds growing percentage of americans gained health insurance after that enrollment period brew to a close. now that translates to more than 3.5 million people who have is gained insurance coverage. >>> some parts of the bay area have fewer obese people than in people in parts of the united states. in denver, colorado a enskies cyst san francisco and the east bay came in third. the most obese community is memphis, tennessee where nearly authored of the base is brees. >>> >>> no. >> >>> >> we're live in san francisco if --? traffic is moving along prett

obamacare is something >> homeland security secretary jay johnson is looking into limiting the deportationimmigrants who enter illegally but don't have other serious criminal offenses. the change could shield tens of thousands of immigrants who are arrested and they left illegally. >>> is it a urk fo, a flock of birds maybe, this mysterious black green in the sky in england. it was captured on video. some think it is a fake. others believe it is the real deal. turns out it wasn't a flying saucer at all, it was smoke caused by fireworks at a nearby castle. >> controlling the weather believe it or not it is possible but it is illegal. scientists say there will be a new way to manipulate the weather by having a razor ramon beam into the clouds. it has larger amounts of particles in storm clouds triggering rain or lightening. it is still in the developmental phase. unbelievable they can do that. >> a person that is knowledgeable about everything they can do is maria molina standing by with the latest on the weather forecast. what do you think about that razor ramons -- -- razor ramo s >> i wan

new department of homeland security jay johnson is preparing actioning that could further reduce deportations. president obama said there was only so much the white house could do alone to reform immigration. >> i think the system we have right now it broken. i'm not alone in that opinion. the only way to truly fix it is through congressional action. we have tried to take as many administrative steps that we could. we'll see if there's more we can do. >> i'm joined by david leopold, former president of the lawyers association, and a reform advocate. good to see you. you heard the president saying there's only so much that he could do, congress need to take action. congressman of colorado, a democrat, told the washington "examiner", that there are fixes in the next few weeks, and broader policy changes next year. what do you think the white house will do without having congress on board? >> the president is right. what he's talking about is a permanent fix, and the only people that can give the united states a permanent f to the broken immigration system is congress, and now that would be the

homeland security secretary jay johnson will discuss i am brags policy and threats to american security. robin roberts will also sit down with george stephanopoulos to chat about her new book, "everybody's got something." that's coming up here on abc7. that's at 8:00. >>> this morning palestinian president called the holocaust the most heinous crime in modern history. israelis say that is -- but his remarks come on holocaust remembrance day from around the world. today people will gather at the jewish community center on a program about never for getting the holocaust. this is a picture of last year's day of remembrance. hitler's nazzis killed 6 million jews during world war 2. people will share their life in concentration camps and moving on after the war. >> shifting gears now. if you get into a car accident, you probably need auto body repairs to your car. but how can you be sure the auto bodyshop really did the repairs? michael finney has a grit way to get your car inspected for free. >> i was rear-ended back in november on 101 south. >> it happened and connor was stuck in stop and

. >> jay johnson our new head of department of homeland security has been talking to everybody to do a thorough review of our approach towards enforcement. >> reporter: given all the white house's union lateral actions on immigration, it comes as little surprise the report shows a steady increase of illegal immigrants fighting deportation in court. 35% sought legal representation in 2009, 50% in 2013. creating a backlog in the court system. republicans appear to be in no hurry to work with the a administrati administration, showing 6 in 10 believe the president lies to the country on important matters, some or most of the time. bret? >> doug, thank you. >>> even though hillary clinton has not publicly announced a run for president, speculation and there's a lot of it is already rampant that she will and will win the democratic nomination. that does not sit well most republicans and perhaps surprisingly a lot of democrats. chief political correspondent carl cameron why some in her own party don't want clinton to win. >> reporter: hillary clinton leads all the presidential polls but th

homeland security secretary jay johnson is also there to show support. >> i will say that we've tried to strike a balance between enhanced security and preserving the family feel of this day. >> and of course massachusetts governor deval patrick. there were a number of weekend va events leading up to today's race, including the blessing of runners at boston's south church. and we'll go to boston live in just a few minutes for the latest on the ground. of course with patriots day, you not only get the boston marathon but that super early red sox game that begins at 11:00. guess who's coming to town for that game? none other than the new york yankees. now let's turn to my first read of the morning. vice president biden landed in kiev moments ago for a two-day trip to meet with ukraine's leader. he expected to announce a package that will focus on the energy sector and aid. and ukraine security and the situation on that country's eastern border. a senior u.s. defense figure also has confirmed the u.s. will send about 150 troops to poland for training exercises, a way to reassure allies i

has received phone calls from both president obama and department of homeland security secretary jay johnson while traveling overseas in asia. president obama reassured storm victims back home that the federal government is already in action. >> i comment commend the heroic efforts of first responders and neighbors who rushed to help. i want everyone affected by this tragedy to know that fema and the federal government is on the ground and will help our fellow americans in need working with state and local officials. >> it's not over. folks in the north and mississippi valley, more storms are expected later this afternoon and into this evening. jay fwra is on the ground in mayflower, arkansas. from the air a path of debris can be seen tore miles stretching across several states. a twister went through downtown oklahoma. survivors say it hit with little warning. >> he come in, and he didn't say nothing. he just went like this. i said tornado. just about that time everything was hitting. >> that's the deadly storms moved into arkansas shredding buildings and homes and killing more than a dozen

as far arizona our actions, jay johnson, the now head hoff homeland security, has been talking to everybodynforcement, immigrant rights groups, to do a thorough review of our approach towards enforcement, and we're doing that in consultation with democrats democrats and republicans and any interested party. i do think that the system we have rooking now is broken. i'm not alone in that opinion. the only way to truly fix it is through congressional action. we have already tried to take as many administrative steps as we could. we're going to review it one more time to see if there's more we can do. to make it more consistent with common sense and more consistent with, i think, the attitudes of the american people, which is we shouldn't be in the business necessarily of tearing families apart who otherwise are law-abidding. so, let me -- i won't get into timing right now because mr. johnson is going to good ahead and do that review. tamara keith. >> yes. so, regarding the affordable care act -- >> yes, let's talk about that. >> since you brought it up. i think everyone agrees it has flaws. bu

for this information directly to secretary napolitano and now we've restated this to secretary jay johnsoncheme to make like the border, everything is just fine because if we don't -- the american people don't feel that everybody is just fine and safe we could never get to this immigration reform. this is a permanent legal status for the 11 million to 20 million people who are here. >> when you hear jeb bush talking about compassion and love and all of that, what do you think? >> well, the american people are compassionate and do have a great propensity for love. there's an extent to that. these are people who have broke our law, are here, have descrptd it and it's -- disrespected. we're all for legal immigration. >> a lot of more, about whether we've gone too far with this and have to scrap everything at fbn tonight. hi mister tompkins. todd? you're fired. well, gotta run. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than tw

we know that jay johnson, the head of the homeland security department is studying a variety of executivections the president might do to ease deportations and other things requested beside the congressional hispanic caucus. we know that's going on. we don't know how extensive he president's actions will be. >> you mentioned nancy pelosi. how much are the democrats salivating over this latest gaff? >> every time they see republican misunity it's good for them. there's no doubt. they would like to see more disunity, i think, between the republicans -- especially on this immigration issue. you have to remember there are some republicans in the house who would like to pass this, not a huge group but if you add them to at the democrats, perhaps it would be enough to pass that. they would love to create pressure on john boehner to bring something up. >> byron, have a great weekend. you do some great work. we appreciate it. and i goss a feeling we -- i got a feeling we'll be talking about there is more. >> to republican congressman whether boehner will see any backlash on this. representative,

as far as our actions, jay johnson, new head of the department of homeland security, has been talkingybody law enforcement, immigrant rights groups, to do a thorough review of our approach towards enforcement and we're doing that in consultation with democrats and republicans and any interested party i do think the system we have right now is broken. i'm not alone in that opinion. the only way to truly fix it is through congressional action. we have tried to take as many administrative steps as we could. we're going to review it one more time to see if there's that we can do to make it more consistent with common sense and the attitudes of the american people, we shouldn't be in the business of tearing families apart who otherwise are law abiding. and so, so let me -- i won't get into timing now because mr. johnson will do that review. tam ra keith. >> regarding the affordable care act. >> yeah, let's talk about that i think everyone agrees it has flaws. but democrats have been sort of reluctant, in congress to reopen the conversation and republicans have been more than happy to reope

i'm also pleased jay johnson looked into this. secretary johnson put charles edward on leave. complete' repair the office of inspector general but let's also get to the bottom of what's wrong with the secret service. martha: most people would be encouraged that there is bipartisan interest in cleaning this up. this is all under janet napolitano. do you know who was pressuring him to move these deadlines and change these reports? >> in our initial investigation from september, may of 2012 until the past election we just hit roadblock after roadblock after roadblock. those folk are gone. they got out of dodge as the posse was coming. charles edward resigned three days before we had a scheduled hearing on his office's performance. these people resigned ahead of our investigation. i'm suspicious of their activities. martha: can you give us figure examples from your report of what you found particularly troublesome? >> in the original report investigations there were people involved in that prostitution scandal. the secret service knew that but it wasn't reported to us in congress.

>> the obama administration is cooking the book and have been caught since jay johnson, home of headlandity, admitted to congress and brought with him the numbers to show the number keeping was lousy and they were using it for their own political agenda. there are restriction advocating groups and you have to take their numbers with a grain of salt. don't take the numbers from the administration or the restrictionist because their numbers are just as likey to be cooked in their favor. >> were these hard core crimes? >> some running up to rape and murder and far down as taking off. >> rape and murder is as ha hard-core as you can get. >> the department of homeland security says between 2009-2012 obama as deported 1.5 million out of america. >> senator session is working hard and his committees have been the best sources of real data. that is bunk. it is ridiculous. they are using prosecution here and shutdown the enforcement of the immigration law on the interior in the workforce and at the border. and people talk about 11 million immigrants in the countries that is another bogus number.

also, jay johnson and elizabeth warren. >>> now, to the measles outbreak, escalating around the country, shaping to be the worst in almost 20 years. according to the cdc, so far, cases of measles spiking in 13 states. abc's medical editor, dr. richard besser is here to report on why this is happening and what parents can do. >> reporter: this is really concerning. so far, there's 129 cases of measles around the country. on track, the most since 1996. 58 of the cases in california. last year, at this time, they only had four cases. the cdc is concerned. measles is probably the most contagious disease we know of. and a lot of doctors have never even seen a case. so, some of the transmissions taking place in doctor's office. here's what you look for. you're going to see a high fever. red eyes. a hacking cough. and then, you have a rash that starts with dots around the forehand and then, throughout the entire body. >> why is this happening now? is it concerns about vaccinations? >> there's two things going on. we have outbreaks of measles around the globe. and you're seeing pockets where pa

according to the associated press, homeland security secretary jay johnson is considering limiting theeportation of immigrants who do not have serious criminal records. the pace has been asked to be slowed by advocacy groups. a bill that stalled in the house. >> the justice democratic plans to expand the clemency criteria for drug offenders, part of an aggressive effort by the obama administration to free non-violent offenders, allowing requests from thousands of inmates in term prisons. dozens of lawyers will be reassigned to handle all the requests. the initiative will begin immediately and continue over the next two years. >> the supreme court hearing a case that could change the way we watch television. broadcasters are challenging live t.v. streaming start up aereo. it lets you watch channels over the incident neither and on mobile devices for a small monthly fee. broadcasters claim their copyright is affected and wants it shut down. we have more. this is just one in a series of legal battles for the start up company, aereo. >> aereo is only two years old, but faced fights with br

the homeland security secretary jay johnson encouraged many victims to apply for help from the governmenthen you meet a family member encountered with a tragedy like this, it's -- there's really nothing you can say to ease the pain except to say that we're here to support you. we're here to help you. >> so far, 190 people have applied for rental assistance through fema. johnson says he hopes others take advantage of the help with repairing damage and insurance issues. >>> 8:25. there is a new survey that finds a growing percentage of americans got health insurance as the enrollment period under the affordable care act ended. the index shows the share of adults without health insurance was 17.1% at the end of the laugh year. it fell to 15.6% for the first three months of 2013 which translates to more than 3.5 million uninsured people gaining health insurance coverage. well, several parts of the bay area are scoring high marks when it comes to managing obesity. a new gallup poll ranks the south bay has a community with the second lowest rate of obesity in america. just 19.5% of the populati

as far as our actions, jay johnson, our new head of department of homeland security has been talkingghts groups to do a thorough review of our approach towards enforcement. and we're doing that in consultation with democrats and republicans and with any interested party. i do think that the system we have right now is broken. i'm not alone in that opinion. the only way to truly fix it is through congressional action. we have already tried to take as many administrative steps and we're going to see if there is more that we can do to make it more consistent with commonsense and more consistent with i think the attitudes of the american people, which is we shouldn't be in the business, necessarily, of tearing families apart who otherwise are law abiding. and so -- so let me -- i won't get into timing right now because mr. johnson is going to do that review. tamron? >> i think everyone agrees that the affordable care act has flaws but democrats have been reluctant in congress to reopen the conversation and republicans have been more than happy to reopen the conversation but in a differen

as far as our actions, jay johnson, our new head of department of homeland security has been talkingy -- law enforcement, immigrant rights groups, to do a thorough review of our approach towards enforcement. we're doing that in consultation with democrats and republicans and with any interested party. i do think that the system we have right now is broken. i'm not alone in that opinion. the only way to truly fix it is through congressional action. we have already tried to take as many administrative steps as we could. we're going to review it one more time to see if there is more that we can do to make it more consistent with common sense and more consistent with i think the attitudes of the american people which is we shouldn't be in the business necessarily of tearing families apart who otherwise are law abiding. an so let me -- i won't get into timing right now because mr. johnson's going to go ahead and do that review. tamara keith. >> yes. so regarding the affordable care act, i think -- >> yeah, let's talk about that. >> since you brought it up. i think everyone agrees that it

then, "this week," with jay johnson and elizabeth warren, the author of a new book.t 2 p.m., "fox news sunday," with mike pence, jennifer grass and sean the driver. "state of the union" follows at 3 p.m. with tony lincoln. also, john barrasso of wyoming and ben cardin of maryland. at 4 p.m., "face the nation," with another appearance by benjamin netanyahu, claire mccaskill, and bob corker, the ranking member on the senate foreign relations committee. sunday network talk shows are on c-span radio and brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. rebroadcasts of those shows begins at noon eastern with "meet the press," "fox news sunday," "state of the union," "and finally, "face the nation." you can listen to them all on c-span radio, across the country , you can download our free app for your smartphone, or go online to "c-span.org." host: back zero calls and comments on those sunday morning programs. we have been airing them since c-span radio first went on the air. this story has generated a lot of discussion over the last seven days "meet the press

director james comey and the homeland security secretary jay johnson r t contacted both the d.o.j.and the f.b.i. for comment but have yet to hear a response. and still ahead here on our t.v. and imprisoned army whistleblower seeks a legal name change chelsea manning requested that the court recognize her current first name and now the court has made its decision more on that after the break. nothing has been done this complex by the military since world war two. this is portrayed here historical terms the berlin airlift the reverse. order so of course i would go down to barbara low to take off cause you're going to be able to. talking really billions of dollars to move millions of dollars worth of work for what for you is the pulse no longer worth your precious. i marinate joining us for in-depth impartial and finance our forests commentary interviews and much much. only on the bus and i only just saw. some of the. it was a. very hard to take. once again. supply houses that had sex with her right there the least little bit of please. please. please. please. please please. let the p

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first johnson's baby of the week, eli jay heine from iowa on march 14th. his parents say -- every possible moment with your child. >> is it heine or heine? i think that's awesome. our next baby born in bristol, connecticut on april 11th, kariliana marie ruiz. her parents say she's such a blessing, of course she is, to both of them. >> and from alaska, august edward graf. august came in -- >> on april 1st. his parents leann and gabe offer this advice to first time parents. hang in there. it starts out rough with a lack of sleep, but it gets better over time. and our final johnson's baby -- stop it, hoda -- our final johnson's baby of the week, esme aiyana sanchez, born on march 10th in boise, idaho. they say she smiled the day she was born and smiled every day since. don't tell them it's gas. congratulations to all of our babies. >> if you want to submit your pictures, go to klgandhoda.com. hit the connect button. those kids are so cute. >> it's hot in here. >> we're wearing sleeves for you. remember, this whole show is all for you. get ready to -- >> for h

jay rockefeller, out after five. iowa's tom harken, also leaving. south dakota's tim johnsonputting down the banking committee's powerful gavel. georgia's chambliss is also stepping down. with three members resigning the seats already and the death of new jersey's frank lautenberg, means the senate is experiencing its largest turnover in 40 years. only 28 members of the current senate were in office before 2000, and that includes dan coates who served in the '80s and '90s, and then returned to the senate after the 2010 elections. next year, after levin, harkin, rockefeller leave, the number will be down to 24. the last members of what is a steadily shrinking old guard. and again, the idea of having a committy gavel anymore not the same motivation, because guess what, leadership runs everything, and these committee chairs have never felt more powerless. that's the real story of these retirements. >>> up next, the tdr exclusive on the hobby lobby boss' chat with the pope. by the way, this is your last chance to vote who will go to the sweet 16 in our tdr bracket challenge. it's

first johnson's baby of the week, eli jay heine from iowa on march 14th.ust came in -- >> on april 1st. his parents leann and gabe offer this advice to first time parents. hang in there. it starts out rough with a lack of sleep, but it gets better over time. and our final johnson's baby -- stop it, hoda -- our final johnson's baby of the week, esme aiyana sanchez, born on march 10th in boise, idaho. they say she smiled the day she was born and smiled every day since. don't tell them it's gas. >> if you want to submit your pictures, go to klgandhoda.com. hit the connect button. those kids are so cute. >> it's hot in here. >> we're wearing sleeves for you. remember, this whole show is all for you. get ready to -- >> for hugh. >> we have great affordable destinations just for you coming up. >> and they're back, matthew hussey and e. jean carroll here to answer all your relationship questions. >> because you asked for it after this. you're doing okay, mom. i can call you "mom," right? i know we haven't known each other very long, but you seem like a real keepe

i want to thank bruce brown, eric siegel, and willie jay, and clay johnson all of you for , being here. this is a terrifically important issue. this is been one of the best panels on the issue i've ever seen. >> i agree. [applause] [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] and coming up next, the supreme court oral argument in abc versus aereo. the court heard the case yesterday in a cnn report that could fundamentally change the way viewers could watch broadcast television as the major networks challenge the company aereo. which is a subscription fee that allows viewers to watch television on their smart phones on their computers. wins, some legal experts said i could undermine the entire broadcast tv business model, but i law to fester at uc berkeley tells the and and that if the justices do side with aereo, the network could go to congress to find a fix. we will take a listen to the oral argument now from the supreme court's on tuesday. it is about one hour. >> we'll hear argument next in case 13461, a