attorney, but a former associate of someone named ken star. i would say that is pretty nonpartisan. and the u.s. attorney and district of columbia will also be investigating a serious offense if they find it of leaking national security information. >> i think you made a valid point particularly about there is a bipartisan call to get to the bottom of this. i want to say publicly my deep appreciation for senator feinstein of california who has been a real bold voice in expressing her outrage and this approval of any leak coming forward. i think you are quite right whether it is pat lay lee others as democrats have expressed how unacceptable it is. i want to begin by being fair. let me also go on further. this may surprise you. some have been very maybe critical of the fact that one of the two prosecutors was a contributor to president obama's campaign back in 2008. i think that frankly is irrelevant piece of information. because at the time he was not a special -- he was not a u.s. attorney he was an attorney in private practice. he seernlly support-- certainly supported candidates

they want another ken star. they want another patrick fitzgerald. there has to be a special counsel and john mccain yesterday, here is the front page of the hill this morning, john mccain charges obama with hypocracy on leaks. yeah. peter king is even worse in the house of representatives peter king yesterday said that the fact that obama will not appoint a special prosecutor on leaks makes this worse than watergate. worse than watergate when nixon was out there actually telling people to break in committee crimes, break in to offices to get information from the dnc? break into the brookings institute, break into daniel els ellsberg ellsberg's psychiatrist office, putting the f.b.i. out on his political enemies. that was watergate dread right from the oval. there is zero evidence that these leaks about this cyber warfare that we appear to be conducting against iran's nuclear weapons program, that those leaks came from the white house at all. in fact, the author, david sanger of the article says he did not get his information from the white house. so

he actually served with ken star. you remember him because he helped investigate white water and the monica lewinsky affairs. so hardly a neutral -- not to be -- you can say in the president's back pocket. both are graduates of harvard law school, interestingly because the president was as well. he says they will continue to update them, both members of the intel committee and the judiciary committee. >> you've been covering the white house for a while. how seriously is the white house taking this? how bad are they worried about this as far as having blow back from the president? >> this administration points out, and it's true they take leaks seriously. and they have investigated and prosecuted more leakers than other administrations. >> in fact, all other administrations combined, they have six ongoing cases. >> right, and they take a lot of heat from the left for it. they say they take it seriously. the president pointed that out today. the thing about these sorts of investigations is once they start, you never kno

when it's ken star investigating the clinton administration, these investigation endless and end less with no checks. >> but the problem with this, greta, first ofa, we are going to have a vote in the house. i think there's a lack of confidence right now in the attorney general. that raises questions in and of itself. but let's put that aside for a minute. given the nature you are of the programs, and that they may go up to high officials within the white house, that's too much to ask of any attorney general, particularly in an election year. >> what about the u.s. attorney, though? which is way down -- which is down the chain of command a little bit from the a. g.. the two u.s. attorneys, you think they would be influenced by the attorney general? >> here's the problem. they report directly to the attorney general on these investigations. there's no independence, unlike, for example, the example you said of valerie payne case. and that's the problem here. these two u.s. attorneys who i don't question their qualifications, they have to report on a day-to-day basis to the attorney gene

. >> they need another ken star running around?igence last thursday, mike rogers said his committee had put in requests with the fbi and the national security division and both of those agencies said they could not respond to those requests because there was a possibility that they were implicated in these cases. so you have three major stories that are in question right now. a story about cyber attacks in iran. it had been suspected we had a role or israel had a role but administration officials taking credit in "the new york times," a story about a so-called tear i felt list, a list of people that the president is constantly reviewing in terms of trying to take out those people and protect our national security off the he knewbly and another on a drone attack and programs. you had at of lawmakers caught flat-footed by these issues and stories who thought they should have a role in monitoring these things and perhaps even weighing in. they really didn't have any indication you have converged democrats and republicans. the republic

- in haiti for example, one of my favorite pictures, is rodshaw, hillary clinton, and ken keane who is the three-star general who was the military guys supporting that and sean penn. but working together, that was real and on the ground and it happened relatively quickly despite the frustrations and the failures and the missteps. i'm with gail, it's way from perfect, but it's also way better than it was. >> and i also think that the world hasn't stood still over these years, that many countries that are not the major players are contributing to peacekeep g peacekeeping, they're sending their troops in so there's a multicultural -- language of development that these countries are bringing, we all get security, we know that you have to have that to be able to move forward. but they're bringing the language of health, access to health, access to education, access to legitimate decision making bodies are extremely important. i remember about 20 years ago, aid did a study and they couldn't figure out why internal dispute resolution got a high grade as opposed to -- the ability to resolve someone's conflic

ken waiting on the feds so we've got to run. talk to you soon. >> thank you. >>> coming up our special coverage of the fed's rate decision kicks off with all-star lineup. ken cress, charles ryan hard, ken vol peter. market analysis and more up next. sometimes investing opportunities are hard to spot. you have to dig a little. fidelity's etf market tracker shows you the big picture on how different asset classes are performing, and it lets you go in for a closer look at areas within a class or sector that may be bucking a larger trend. i'm stephen hett of fidelity investments. the etf market tracker is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. here because it's fed day. special days call for special shows. breaking into the halftime report with the half hour fed extravaganza. i'm brian sullivan, welcome, everybody. that call should be out in about 15 minutes time. this is not some by the book meeting. there's a lot of talk ben bernanke may take more action to stimulate the economy. what action that may or may not be has been the subject of speculation. with that in

talking about and in haiti, one of my favorite pictures is broadshaw, hillary clinton and ken keen who is the three-star general and sean penn. they talked about the private sector and brought a different look to the whole thing, but that was real and on the ground and it happened relatively quickly despite the failures and the missteps. i'm with gail. it's way from perfect, but it's always better than it was. >> i also think that the world hasn't stood still over these years, that many of the countries that are not the major players are contributing to development as well. the bricks, the brazils and turkeys and indias. they contribute to peace keeping and they send the troops in, and they have not only our own armed forces in the theaters, but side by side with others and there's a new

in haiti, for example, one of my favorite pictures is rodshaw, hillary clinton and ken keane, who is the three-star general who was the military guy supporting those and sean penn, talk about the private sector and bringing a different look to the whole thing. but working together, that was real and on the ground and it happened relatively quickly despite the frustrations and the failures and the missteps. i'm with gayle, it's way from perfect but it's also way better than it was. >> and i also think that the world hasn't stood still over these years, that many countries that are not the major players are contributing to development as well. the brits, brazils, turkeys, they're contributing to peace keeping, sending their troops in. there's a multicultural dimension that has our own troops working side by side with others. there's a new language of development these countries are bringing which are we all get security. we know you have to have that in order to be able to move forward but they're bringing the languages gayle said of health, access to health, access to education, access to legitimate

and in haiti, for example, one of my favorite pictures is rod shaw, hillary clinton and ken keene who is the three-star general who was the military guy supporting those and sean penn talked about the private sector and bringing kind of a different look to the whole thing, but working together. that was real and on the ground and it happened relatively quickly, despite the frustrations and the failures and the missteps, so i'm with gayle. it's way from perfect, but it's -- it's also way better than it was. >> and i also think that the world hasn't stood still over these years, that many countries that are not the major

in haiti, one of my favorite pictures is hillary clinton as ken keene, the three-star general who was supporting them, and sean penn. bringing in the private sector. they were working together. that was real. it happens relatively quickly despite the frustrations and failures and the missteps. i'm with dale. it is way from perfect but it is also a way better than it was. >> i think that the world has not stood still over these years. many countries that are not the major players are contributing to development as well. brazil, turkey, india -- they contribute to peacekeeping. there is a multicultural dimension that not only has our own armed forces working in these theaters, but side-by-side with others. there's a new language of development that these countries are bringing. we know that you have to have security to move forward. but they are bringing the language of health, access to health. access to education. access to legitimate decision making. these are extremely important. 20 years ago, there was a study comparing rule of law in different countries in supply vs. demand. they

ken reed doesn't buy it. >> unfortunately there are a lot of people with stars in their eyes about this and they think it's going to improve their real estate values and bring all these great jobs and we're going to have little bethesda, but that's very speculative. >> reporter: he thinks ridership will be low, it won't so of traffic congestion and most loudoun -- solve traffic congestion and most loudoun county residents won't use it. >> their bus and train operators are paying about $66,000 a year on average and some of these folks are making six figures with overtime which is more than we pay our teachers '. >> reporter: if loudoun o.s out commuters could probably -- opts out, commuters could probably still use a metro dulles rail station, but they'd probably want to be dropped off because that garage next to where the station will be built costs $17 a day. airport authority ceo jackpotter hopes loudoun joins in. >> what they get again is development around the stations, convenience for the folks that live in loudoun to access the metro to get to work. >> reporter: but there's still hope for metro to lo

ken williams finest hours. he was good from the beginning and is getting better heading for the all-star game in his second year... >> he was in total command again helping the sox scored a big win over the astros... with an era of 2.05... 19 homers and 45 rbis. the stocks of winning it 10-1 sox win 10- sox win 10-1 >>he is pitching great@ >! >> great guys to be around >> t-wolves star... 2 rbis... 8 earned runs. cubs lose again... 21 games under .500 mark >> it is all on the line in south florida tonight for the celtics into the heatand the heat... >> celtics up by 11... >> heat come back... game in the 3rd... >> devils led 1-0... kings have a 3-1 game lead... trying to stay alive. >> union rags sneaking in on the rauil to take the belmont stakes ... he was seventh in the derby it did not run in the preakness but with a new jockey he takes the belmont after i'll have another was scratched >> it was a long hard come back for maria sharapova... she won the the french open... it was her first win at the french open >> that's the news ! thank you for watching...

ken reid doesn't buy it. >> unfortunately there are a lot of people who have stars in their eyes about this and they think it's going to improve their real estate values and bring all these great jobs and we're going to have a little bethesda, but that's very speculative. >> reporter: he thinks ridership will be very low and he dislikes being connected to metro and all of its costs. >> they are best paid drivers are being paid $66,000 a year on average and some of these people make six figures on overtime which is more than we pay our teachers. >> reporter: if loudoun opts out, commuters could probably still use a dulles metrorail station, but they'd probably want to be dropped off because that garage next to where the station will be built costs $17 a day. airport authority ceo jackpotter hopes loudoun joins in. >> what they get is again development around the stations, convenience for the folks who live in loudoun to access the metro to get to work. >> reporter: but there's still hope for metro to loudoun even with naysayers like ken reid if there's money for roads in the plan. >> if we can set aside a speci

ken, i'm joe. so long from chicago. you have been watching fox sports, home of the 2012 all-star game, nlcs and world series game.os right after this. it turned into a good game, didn't it? the red sox win it. good night from chicago! [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> it's the postgame show.g% we just got through watching the red sox and the cubs and the red sox led by david ortiz, evened up the series at one win a piece. >> saltalamacchia, his twelfth home run of the year. david ortiz is having an incredible season. i think we will see him in kansas city in a few weeks >> matt: perhaps. prance an all-star. i would be his eighth all-star appearance. baseball's greatest stars battle for home field advantage in the fall classic. the road to the world series against with the 2012 major league baseball all-star game tuesday, july 10 little, 7:30 eastern, 4:30 pacif

. >>> the golf world's biggest stars are in san francisco for this week's u.s. open. >> reporter: ken, we all know that the u.s. open features the best golfers in the world but right now that field of best golfers in the world might be deeper than it's been any other time in history. for better than a decade, the best player in the world was pretty easy to identify. it was tiger woods. but during woods' well publicized fall from grace, a new generation of players has emerged with its own expectations of winning. the most colorful among them would have to be 23-year-old ricky fowler. fowler backed up his flamboyant wardrobe with his first tour win last month. other potential stars have emerged. a year ago, then 22-year-old rory mcilroy won the open in washington, d.c. >> really just gives me a lot of self-belief knowing that i have won one of these before and that i can i go and do it again. >> reporter: if you want more color, there is always a gay named bubba who said he never had a golf lesson. at 33, jerry lester watson, jr., better known as bubba, is no youngster out here, but he

ken reed doesn't buy it. >> unfortunately there are a lot of people that have stars in their eyes about this. they think it's going to improve their real estate values and bring all these great jobs and we'll have a little bethesda but that's very special live. >> reporter: he thinks ridership will be low, won't solve traffic congestion and most loudoun residents won't use it and he dislikes being connected to metro and all of its costs and problems. >> train operators are paying $56,000 a year on average and some people are making six figures with overtime which is more than we pay our teachers. >> reporter: loudoun commuters could probably still use a dulles metrorail station but they'd probably want to be dropped off because that garage next to where the station will be built costs $17 a day. airports authority c.e.o. jackpotter hopes loudoun joins in. >> what they get is again development around the stations, convenience for the folks that live in loudoun to access the metro to get to work. >> reporter: but there's still hope for metro to loudoun even with naysayers like ken reid if there

ken it is the ultimate unsolve mystery that began at alcatraz 50 years ago today. >> reporter: her father was the acting warden when three prisoners became the ultimate rock stars. >> to be the first successful escape. >> reporter: for months they fashioned dummies with hair from the barbershop, used spoons to dig holes and used a raft made of rain coats to carry them to freedom. did they make it or not? >> we have to operate under the assumption that they made it because there is no body to prove they didn't. >> reporter: two sisters of the brothers back at alcatraz today say they never stopped loving or believing in their brothers. >> i believe they made it. >> reporter: the u.s. marshal is still tracking the men, says if he finds them -- >> i would arrest them. >> reporter: the family of the brothers said if authorities dropped all charges against the escapees they think the mystery would be solved and the men would come in from the cold. reporting live in san francisco, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a group of residents rallied today for local hiring when the army base is redeveloped. >> they met outside city hall this morning. they say they must a

stars fly in to town on a brand new flight. how can you get on board. >>> and a vancouver photographer looking at barbie's marriage to ken. this is called in the doll house and paints a loveless marriage between the two and shows barbie always annoyed with ken and ken is self- centered. the artist said that he came up with the idea while watching her daughter play with the dolls. she insists it's just a joke and all relationships are imperfectly perfect. tly perfec . >>> the raging wildfires out west are devouring acres of land. nearly 50,000 acres have burned in colorado alone and the fire is 10% contained. firefighters are attacking the flames from the ground and the air. and as fox news dan springer tells us, crews hope relief will come soon. >> reporter: the high park fire 15 miles west of ft. collins, has burned 73 square miles, destroyed more than 100 structures and forced hundreds of people from their homes. >> there is 10 of us, 11 of us, actually. we know all of our houses are gone. the only thing we have is each other, you know, to hold on to. >> reporter: 75% of the fire is burning on private land, 25% on nati

. >>> one of the san francisco giant's biggest stars is facing some serious accusations just as he works to get his career back on track. evening i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes and we have learned that giant's 3rd baseman, pablo sandoval has been questioned by santa cruz county sheriff's deputies about an alleged incident at a resort. dib roo villalon is live at at&t park where the sexual harassment aggregations are rocking the area. >> reporter: they are only accusations. he has not been detained as detectives work this case. 25-year-old pablo sandoval took the field for the san josi giants tonight, playing minor league ball as he heals from surgery for a fractured hand. off-the-field? >> investigators are going to treat like this every other case we have at the sheriff's department. >> reporter: they confirm they are investigating a complaint from a woman who says she was assaulted by sandoval at seascape beach resort after meeting him in a bar in santa cruz. it was consensual sex according to his lawyers, but she says she was too intoxicated to consent. >> he has cooperated and we were able to interview him and the investigati

>> we have an all-star lineup to figure out if you should be pulling the re-fi figure. we have ken to both of you, thank you for joining. in the conversation, melissa, let me ask you, as diana was saying, it depends on your individual case n general, look, i was one of these people back in march, i thought, rates are so low, i re-fied my mortgage. i should have waited. do you pull the trigger now or wait? >> it really depends on where you are. in the new york marketplace where closing costs are more expensive, it pays to wait until you can get a real rate benefit, at least a half a percent. we have people who closed in march and april ready to come back because rates have dropped that much over the course of the past two weeks. >> do you pull the trigger now or do you think i should wait for a lower rate or is it close enough to do it? >> it's dropped dramatically. we're talking 80 or 90 basis points. that's because of the euro zone collapse ofr oh potential collapse. i would say these are close to a bottom. they could drop 20 basis points, 30 basis points. not much lower. these ar

ken. >> we will -- we will have an update on traffic and >> welcome back at 6:38. >> time for a trek on traffic and weather every 10 that's the real star with doug hill. >> good morning, what a beautiful weekend we had. that is turning into a rather cool week. let's take a look at annapolis at the naval academy with a gorgeous sunrises and a few high clouds. our average high inwill be 81 degrees this week. starting off in the 50's across most of the areas. there is an area of low pressure burwell to our north across no england and as a result, we will have cooler temperatures this week. we will make the upper 70 pause briefly this afternoon with light showers in the next seven days shows a cool week with unsettled weather and partly cloudy skies and a chance for showers and warming up more seasonally this weekend. >> thank you and we will see you in a few minutes. let's check in with lisa baden. >> it is not too bad in maryland pear. the construction project at the wilson bridge is complete now. lanes are open and let's see if we can get a glimpse from newschopper7. there were flying near 7100 where they had an accident and a tractor-t

stars. act stress steven baldwin is suing actor kevin costner. this is over an investment in a device that will clean up the 2010 bp gulf oil spill. the lawsuit claims that kenut of his shares for an $18 million share. both of the actors are expected to testify. >>> in election news this morning, voters head to the polls tomorrow for california's primary. senator dianne feinstein is seeking reelection. voters will also decide the fate of prop 29. which would include a $1 per pack cigarette tax. also on the ballot an initiative limiting the states legislative term limit. >>> tuesday's primary is the first test of the top candidates will advance to the november election recordless of property. presidential and county races remain a classic primary with one winner for each party. >>> 6:18. governor jerry brown has declared the month of june as lesbian, gay, bisexual pride month. in the statement he said even though more process is needed it's important to celebrate the games. california's ban on same sex marriage is unconstitutional. also president obama's new support for same sex marriage. now this comes just in time for san francisco's pride celebration which

russ in pennsylvania writes, i think they starred in the movie "twins" with kerry playing the short dude. in the end they both made money. and ken choice, but aren't they overestimating romney's abilities? maybe they should get dan quail instead. tough. if you want to read more about this, got some funny stuff, go to the blog, cnn.com/caffertyfile or through our post on "the situation room" facebook page. wolf. >> jack, thank you. >>> anger in "the situation room" happening now, breaking news. the ousted egyptian president, hosni mubarak, reportedly suffers a stroke as his country erupts into political chaos with thousands fighting what some fear could be a losing battle for democracy. also, a dramatic political showdown unfolding this hour here on capitol hill, president obama's attorney general about to sit down with one of the most powerful republican watchdogs in congress whose committee could hold his political future in his hands. >>> and a controversy over a potential plan to ease drop on travelers at the u.s./canadian border. just ahead, details of an alarming new report. we want to welcome our viewers in the united stat