i'm john brewer with mta. the question you are asking is 5 years ago is what our plans and what sources we looked at and how we executed on that plan 5 years ago. i think adam got to some of that to each extent. each area develops and certain amount of impact fees which is what we did with the mta and other transit improvement and the others of the sales tax which supports many projects and you as towards the board enforce those dollars in the eastern neighborhood and planning and design are sources that we use to move those types of projects forward. there is the o bad grants that are released throughout the city. we are recently making improvements in that area and traffic and safety and bicycle improvements. there are funds and federal funds that will apply to this area that we are looking at now. we'll look at other grants such as highway improvement grants as it becomes necessary on data we get throughout the city, there is numerous grants that we are looking to constantly close the gap as you have noted

john cavanaugh. >> there are allegations that governor jan brewer went ahead and accepted these bids because of personal relationships. how do you respond to those allegations? >> i think they're baseless, propaganda. people say i've gotten campaign contribution from private prison people. yeah, i got from a lobbyist who representatives them but also he represents 40 other industries. smoke and mirrors. >> they are profiting on taxpayer dollars. and to me, if i'm going ohand out money to a private entity. i want to make sure it's being spent wisely. >> should there be an investigation? >> there should be and we're trying to figure out how to initiate that. >> corizon told america tonight, it's increased staff and doubled the amount of infirmary beds all while saving taxpayers money. oord to afc, tested positive for you the berk lows is in august. but the report says corizon didn't test, even those out in the community doing community service. as for reagan, she still has six months left in prison. >> separation has been tough on the family. but what's worse is their fear that for reagan, prison health c

so we have jan brewer of arizona and john kasich of ohio.o would put out the excuse they can't afford it. >> i would ask them to do just what i did, thomas. i had the question, too. i knew it was morally the right thing to do. i asked outside experts. i asked pricewaterhouse coopers and i said you go look at this and tell me what it's going do to kentucky or for kentucky. they came back in about six months and looked me in the eye and said governor, you can't afford not to do this. they said it will infuse over the next eight years about $15 billion into your economy. you are going create about 17,000 new jobs and your budget will improve by $800 million. so once i had that information, you know, we started going ahead as fast as we could because those $640,000 people are out here working every day, making a living and supporting their family, but they get up each day and roll the dice and hope and pray they don't get sick because they know they're one bad diagnosis away from bankruptcy. no one deserves to live like that. >> sir, thanks for

brewer is tapping in to the american craft market. the flemish brew has been brewing beer, they recently purchased boulevard brewing. founded john mcdonald said it was the belgium beer he sipped in paris 30 years ago that moved him to open his own brewery in kansas city, missouri, in 1989. boulevard is known for novel and american-interpretations of belgium beer styles. the two company heads called the merger a fit. but many say it will dill lieutenant the brand. this is not the first time that a big beer swallowed up a craft company. miller coor's owns the craft pierre, and so what is making craft beer flow? we went to churchke in washington, d.c. and met with a beer so sommelier. >> i feel that craft beer is always secondary to flavor impact. non-craft beer is first determined by more business acumen. >> he sees a world of difference between craft beer and big brewers lik anheuser-busch and coor's. >> it's flavor. you know, on a visceral level, craft beer is something that you can't stay away from because it is so engrossing when you come to its textures, it's tastes and aromas. >> one of a growing number of restaurant and bar

. >> john's brother james has since gone on to serve in the military, stationed in afghanistan. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera," i'm contessa brewers in frigid waters. >> i can't see anything! i need help! >> massive floods. >> oh, my god. >> it was unbelievable just how quickly that the water was moving. >> and danger at sea. >> absolutely life threatening situation. >> get ready to get wet. catching air and crashing hard. falling in. >> it was a real quick, violent crash. >> and flying out. >> my gosh! >> when it comes to the power of

john fund, i have to leave it there. thank you very much for your time this snoochb thank you. >>> it's been three years since border patrol agent brewer was killed. the family is still looking for justice. the fast and fur yaus program has still left hundreds of guns missing and terry's killer is on the loose. >> three years have gone by and we still wonder why. >> reporter: from death in the desert to content hearings on capitol hill, three years after border agent brian terry died, the family still has questions. >> we know who an atf and u.s. attorney's office were found negligent in putting this operation into place that resulted in the death of brian terry, but we still don't know why. >> reporter: terry's murder prompted atf agent john dodson to blow the whistle on a government-approved operation that allowed thousands of guns into mexico that killed thousands of victims. congress also still wants answers. >> we don't know why we were lied to by the department of justice and why for ten months they continued to push a false story about not letting guns walk. >> reporter: attorney general eric holder was held in contempt and the