tonight he is having nightmares about is a lanny.za lanny. 95 points in 80 games against the sharks. 2-1 annaheim later in the third. then reigning league mvp corey perry puts it to bed with his second goal of the season, 3-2 is the final. at 1-3 the sharks are off to their worst start since the 2002 season. >>> in west virginia base jumper christopher bruin was attempting to jump 900 feet into the river. unfortunately the parachute did not deploy. he hit the water doing 60 miles per hour. amazingly, he suffered only pelvis and lung injuries but he is in stable condition at a hospital tonight. >>> the moral of the story, do not leave your house without a powe cheat that works. >> that river looked interesting coming up at him fast like that. >> especially umm. we're able to show it and laugh about it because he is going to be okay, so -- >> 900 feet. >> yeah, that's a long way to go when it doesn't deploy. >> a long way to go. all right. we'll be right back. ,, salvo, salvos. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, on sunday - hackers replaced clips of t

we knew lanny knew it or at least his key people.ou you have to say, okay, who was it that thought this was okay because we can't find competent, legal people who think this was okay to do. what we have is the justice department repeatedly denying that they ever let guns walked now we have proof they did let guns walk and they were concerned about it in their e-mails even after we were told they didn't let them walk. >> have you subpoenaed or asked lanny brewer to come here and of it. >> we have not subpoenaed lanny brewer. >> why not? >> the documents we are looking for, as you know from discovery, there's a process. the process is you ask for the hard information. >> or you could call lanny brewer up here and say you are the number two or three, i'm not exactly sure what his rank is at the justice department and say what did you know and when did you know it some. >> in time asking each of these individuals may be appropriate, but we want to be respectful of the legitimate process of investigation. asking for the documents is the a

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. >> kennel on and assistant attorney general lanny brewer are both to have approved the program.ey general eric holder and president obama claim they know nothing, though some investigators believe otherwise. >> coming up we detail the newly uncovered memos that could bring eric holder's troubled tenure at the justice department to an abrupt end. xdçóÑi okçóçóxd >> today president barack obama and his attorney general have been able to avoid much of the blame for the deadly failure of the atf controversial gun running operations. new details and memos continue to emerge, the spot light of the scandal is beginning to shine on the highest els of the united states government. in fact, the chairman of the house judiciary committee, law har smith, has called on the white house to appoint a special matter. let's look how the growing political scandal has evolved in the recent months. >> the american people deserve prompt and complete answers to this operation. >> letting guns walk is not something that is acceptable. >> this is one of the most shameful moments i think in our government

karl rove, lanny davis will analyze. >> we are soft in the head, billy. >> and dennis miller on whether we americans have become too soft to tough out bad economic times. also, miller on the hank williams situation. >> are you ready for some foot mouth? >> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reill. thank you for watching tonight. today here in new york city another far left demonstration as a bunch of people march on wall street. why? we aren't exactly sure. what we do know is that these folks were being organized by some very interesting people. does the name moveon.org mean anything to you? how about george soros or pal? move on funded in part by soros openly allied itself with the protesters. in addition, some unions in the mix. united auto workers. united federation of teachers and the always reliable sciu. of course, not all workers in the union support bringing down capitalism, they don't. but again, what do these people want? the common thread seems to be income equality. groups like the working families party.

>> well, you have lanny burr -- >> congressman, do you read everything that comes to you in your office>> i should and i should be held accountable. this is a major, major investigation. and if you have the chief of staff and deputy attorney general and lanny brewer who got briefed not just once but twice on a regular basis and two dead agents, the president of the united states knew this back in march. how can can the attorney general back then in may state that he knew nothing about it until a couple of weeks ago? that does not add up. >> what does the attorney general have to do, if you're convinced that he can put this behind him, what does he have to do? >> he has to come up and say what he has said in his letters and make it clear under oath. but at the same time, i want to make sure that we are not harming any pending cases, that we are not putting fbi informants in jeopardy. and the fbi has already said that they are concerned about those kinds of things. and when i say in jeopardy, john, i mean possibly being killed. this is serious business. we have to be very careful with our

lanny homes called in and called in the relationships with our community providers. we wound up having a call in with the providers. we focussed on youth already there and needed these connections and engagements with service providers. you are sitting in juvenile hall. you are upset about getting blamed and not having enough time with your family, the probation officer. not knowing. but figuring you might get released. you are called in and there are 30 folks sitting there are for you. opening their doors to you with a whole wide array of services that you can latch on to. we have had 3 of these sessions and spend a whole morning and take units by units into the auditorium. and then they are provided with the list of all of the agency who were there. and we incorporate that into the release plan. it's a plan in the works. i notice one the areas where it's working? reducing. it's a work in progress. one thing is for sure. we are not relying on the youths to get to the agencies. >> when did this start? >> in january. now we're going to move into a direction where we'r

holder, the attorney general and several top deputies including his chief of staff gary grindler and lannywer, the assistant attorney general in charge of the criminal division. this committee wants all the documents relevant to communications between those officials over "fast and furious" and also named about 13 other top officials of the justice department. so they're seeking just about any relevant communications regarding the "fast and furious" case and also want to know, want documents relating to the investigation into the murder of border patrol officer brian terri. his murder back in december is really what blew this whole thing open. some weapons from the "fast and furious" program were found nir the crime scene of that officer's murd are and they want documents relating to that investigation and documents that have to do with any communications that justice had with the white house over "fast and furious." so that is what is out now. the subpoena seeking those documents. eric hold hear said -- holder has said the justice department would comply and send all relevant documents th

. >> reporter: we have an incident on the bellway at due lanny valley road, no -- dulaney valley road. no information which loop. no accidents in the county. 95 south of 195, traffic is building in both directions but pretty light right now. top side of the beltway is light as well. no incidents to report just a few cars in each direction. we are doing fine at our tunnels and bridges. charley. >>> the case against a maryland senator. deputy secretary to the u.s. transportation department takes the stand later today. that's straight ahead. plus... >> reporter: hybrid and electric trucks roll into baltimore. i will tell you why they are here coming up. >>> before you head out this morning five things to know. testimony in the federal bribee case against curry continues this morning at a baltimore courtroom. former transportation secretaryis scheduled to take the stand. prosecutors say curry was paid more than $245,000 to do favor for shoppers for a food warehouse. >>> and tonight help raise money to help barks with the cost of spaying and neutering animals. the pause for a cause chiert

if lanny brewer knew why didn't eric holder. >> chris: one of the top aides. >> guest: he is involved and works in the same office. >> chris: holder points out that top officials briefed you in april of 2010 around the time he was first hearing of all of this. he writes and let's put it up. i am aware that chairman issa said he was not briefed on the unacceptable details of "operation fast and furious". in other words the fact they were letting the guns walked. if it is true, how do you know he was also not told? >> guest: the interesting thing he is quoting a story that he plant shopped around to the newspaper. but having said that i will answer it. we were looking into the drug problems and we asked for a briefing and we got one including kenneth nelson. >> chris: of atf? >> guest: he knew about the program but not all of the other things that he ultimately red in a sealed wire tap. and when he read the wire tap and how much he understood this was letting bad gups go to the drug cartel, he became sick to his stomach. >> chris: you are saying you were not told about "operation fast a

lanny brewer is the u.s. assistant attorney general of the criminal division.nt"-- the thing is the u.s. is part of how the man got his money in the first place. equatorial guinea is africa's third largest oil producer. nearly 100% of its trade comes from selling oil. who is the biggest trading partner in this corrupt leadership? yeah, the united states of america. it's something that got us thinking, america and china are competing in this great race in africa to get access to increasingly rare commodities like oil, copper and cobalt. when i was in congo, i met a regional governor who used some of the money he got in public transparent deals from american companies to build a road to his weekend house and he bragged about driving his ferrari, the only one in the drc, on his new road to his new house. the truth is while america may dislike corrupt regimes, it will do business with them if they have something the u.s. needs. and that is the reality. >>> the shocking confession made by bernie madoff's wife, ruth. how close they came to suicide. >>> flu shots. a n

holder's close aide, lanny breuer, chief the criminal division, tells holder they are ready to issueictment necessary fast & furious, a take down, if you will, then the document you're talking about that, earlier than that, in july of last year, the director of the national drug intelligence center, which is part of the department of justice, told holder that fast & furious was responsible for the purchase of those 1500 firearms than then supplied to the mexican trafficking cartels, yet less than a month ago the attorney general denied that fast & furious involved justice department officials in washington. >> the notion that somehow or other that this thing reaches into the upper levels of the justice department is something that at this point i don't think is supported by the facts. >> in october of last year, a deputy assistant to the attorney general here in washington mentions them by name and calls it a tricky case because of the number of guns as significant. another attorney general writes him back and says it's not going to be any surprise that a bunch of u.s. guns are being

lanny brewer is the u.s. assistant attorney general of the criminal division.e told "outfront"-- the thing is the u.s. is part of how the man got his man in the first place. equatorial guinea is africa's third largest oil producer. nearly 100% of its trade comes from selling oil. who is the biggest trading partner in this corrupt leadership? yeah, the united states of america. it's something that got us thinking, america and china are competing in this great race in africa to get access to increasingly rare commodities like oil, copper and cobalt. when i was in congo, i met a regional governor who used some of the money he got in public transparent deals from american companies to build a road to his weekend house and he bragged about driving his ferrari, the only one in the drc, on his new road to his new house. the truth is while america may dislike corrupt regimes, it will do business with them if they have something the u.s. needs. and that is the reality. >>> the shocking confession made by bernie madoff's wife, ruth. how close they came to suicide. >>> fl

communications to and from eric holder and 16 of his top aides including his head of the criminal division, lanny brewer. all communication between the department of justice and the executive office of the president including his communications director at the time, eric schultz, who was tapped to handle "fast & furious" scandal. they also want to know who prepped the president for a march 22nd interview with univision. why is that important? it will tell us how much the president knew when he said this. >> first of all, i did not authorize it. eric holder, the attorney general, did not authorize it. he has been very clear that our policy is to catch gun runners and put them into jail. >> reporter: the president also said on that date that eric holder has been clear that he knew nothing about this. they want to know if the president might have been splitting hairs there. they also want to know what the department of, excuse me the state department and ambassador to mexico knew. they have said that, atf has said that they didn't telmex coexactly what was going on but maybe in broad strokes they di

for instance, all wiretaps taps are approved by the chief of the criminal division, lanny brewer.ents say the affidavits are extremely detailed explaining exactly how the operation was run. you've got questions about a ringleader. that he bought some 800 weapons worth half a million dollars on a salary of only $15,000. or how petino bought 1300 guns while on food stamps. documents show that top doj officials knew this back in march of 2010 but did nothing to stop the pair from buying hundreds more weapons. finally the subpoena will request all communication with atf agents in mexico. remember, martha, this was supposed to be a drug operation that focused on the cartels and arrest everybody top to bottom yet we never told our agents in mexico that subpoena could come as early as today or later this week. back to you. martha: very big news. william, thank you very much for reporting it for us. we'll speak with senator chuck grassley who has been involved in this from the very beginning. get his reaction to this new subpoena has come from the house. he of course is the member of the

real investigation is is soul searching at the top and particularly close to the top, where lanny brewerny other individuals knew about this program, knew it was wrong, and failed to stop it. bill: she warned yesterday not to rush to judgment. ultimately, where does this lead, do you believe, based on what you know today? >> we're so far past rushing to judgment that we're at a time where it's practically just historical. you can't go months and now a year plus past when this program should have been suggest down and pretend that we're in a hurry. where this program goes is we're going to continue to ask who knew what and when. eric holder clearly was disingenuous when he came before congress and claimed he only knew about fast & fuous, quote a. few weeks before that may ninth question. he obviously knew more, and we'd like to know when. but janet napolitano wants to be hands over her ears and eyes and pretend she's doing her job. well, she just doesn't want to know how brian terry was killed. why jaime zapata wasn't properly protected. and what weapons killed him. these are important is

, if it still appears fraudulent we send it to the department of justice in the criminal division, lanny brewer. they have been fabulous were king with u.s. attorneys in the gulf. they have indicted people. there've been guilty pleas. there've been convictions i believe and they think fraud is an ever-present concern. nothing will undercut the credibility of this program. >> thank you, sir. what i want to turn to in my remaining time is you may well be aware that louisiana has been the biggest oyster production state in the union. 40% of the total yield has been in louisiana. washington state is now taking this because it appears that it wasn't this bill itself but the downstreaming of freshwater that has now changed this salinization of the water in the beds which which were heretofore perfect for growing oysters. as i understand that there is a multiyear rebuilding of that. you have to recede the beds and i'm not sure if i have all the terminology correct. can you kind of walk walked through that and see where we are. we do think they're a special issues on compensation. >> there clear

, if it still appears fraudulent we send it to the department of justice in the criminal division, lannybrewer. they have been fabulous were king with u.s. attorneys in the gulf. they have indicted people. there've been guilty pleas. there've been convictions i believe and they think fraud is an ever-present concern. nothing will undercut the credibility of this program. >> thank you, sir. what i want to turn to in my remaining time is you may well be aware that louisiana has been the biggest oyster production state in the union. 40% of the total yield has been in louisiana. washington state is now taking this because it appears that it wasn't this bill itself but the downstreaming of freshwater that has now changed this salinization of the water in the beds which which were heretofore perfect for growing oysters. as i understand that there is a multiyear rebuilding of that. you have to recede the beds and i'm not sure if i have all the terminology correct. can you kind of walk walked through that and see where we are. we do think they're a special issues on compensation. >> there clearl

team, if it still appears fraudulent, we send it to the department of justice, the criminal division, lanny breuer -- they have been fabulous working, indicting people, there have been convictions. i think fraud isn't ever-present concern. nothing will undercut the credibility of this program more than fraud. >> thank you, sir. what i want to turn to in my remaining time, you may that -- you may be aware that louisiana has been the biggest oyster production stayed in the union. 40% of the total yield comes from the state of louisiana. washington is now overtaking us because it appears it was not the spill itself, but that down streaming of fresh water that this change this alienation of the water in their beds, -- the salination of the water in their beds. i understand there is a multi- year rebuilding of that. can you walk that and see where we are? i think there are special issues on compensation. they are clearly special issues. we treat oysters separately from any other industry. what we have decided is that and oyster claim, if someone wants in from damage and can show immediate damage

, if it still appears fraudulent we send it to the department of justice in the criminal division, lanny brewer. they have been fabulous were king with u.s. attorneys in the gulf. they have indicted people. there've been guilty pleas. there've been convictions i believe d they think fraud is an ever-present concern. nothing will undercut the credibility of this program. >> thank you, sir. what i want to turn to in my remaining time is you may well be aware that louisiana has been the biggest oyster production state in the union. 40% of the total yield has been in louisiana. washington state is now taking this because it appears that it wasn't this bill itself but the downstreaming of freshwater that has now changed this salinization of the water in the beds which which were heretofore perfect for growing oysters. as i understand that there is a multiyear rebuilding of that. you have to recede the beds and i'm not sure if i have all the terminology correct. can you kind of walk walked through that and see where we are. we do think they're a special issues on compensation. >> there clearly

host: next question is from lanny in san antonio. good morning. caller: yes. how are we going to keep our money flowing so the banks can loan it out, a mortgage company with lend money to build homes for commercial buildings? the flow of money has completely ceased and freddie mac and fannie mae kept it going. - it is a circle that goes around and comes around so we got to get it back. otherwise, there won't be new builders, there won't be new commercial. bring it back and don't pay the investors compound interest. if the f.h.a. loan was made for 30 years, the investor got his initial money back in 11 and he had 19 years of profit. we got stop that. guest: there's no question that the banking system went too far in how it was treating mortgages before the financial meltdown of 2008, and we've gone to another extreme in terms of making it much harder for people qualify for mortgages and for developers to get money for commercial projects. i think that there is no quick fix to that but we are seeing signs that both private residential and some categories of priv