sierra lemar went missing more than two years ago now and sierra lemar's family discussed the death penaltyknow it will take a lot longer but antolin garcia-torres should face the death penalty for what he did. >> it doesn't take away the angst and it is still difficult to go through that. >> they hope the death penalty will convince him to lead authorities to her body. >>> kim failed to produce meeting minutes saying she has developed a new job in washington d.c. all have called him him -- called for for him to step down. >>> they will travel to san jose next month and the task force wants to see if the independent police auditor program will be the best way to respond to future incidents when officers use deadly force. the sheriff's deputy shot and killed an 8-year-old boy and whether to file after mistaking his gun. they also are working with the college district and at merrick college and the police department they will be able to offer support for a possible police career. mayor jean quan hopes the program attracts more people who live in oakland. >> the last class may open up for youn

sierra lemar was 15 when she went missing more than two weeks ago a year. santa clara sheriff's office said they know it will take longer for the trial but antolin garcia-torres should face the ultimate penalty. >> it doesn't take away the angst, it is still difficult to go through that. >> and at the sierra lemar center, they are hoping the death penalty will lead them to her body. >>> kim failed to produce meeting minutes for an entire year and she said she had accepted a new job in washington d.c. all five city council members called on them to step down. >>> they are looking into the shooting of andy lopez and will travel next month. they want to watch the independent police auditor program and officers used deadly force. the panel was formed shortly after they shot and killed the 13-year-old in october. the district attorney is deciding on it. >>> they are trying to get more young people to work with the department. at least the administration of justice department and officers will be able to interact with students an offer support for a possible poli

sierra lemar was 15 when she went missing more than two years ago.scussed the death penalty with the district attorney's office and they say they know it will take a lot longer for the trial but he should be guilty. >> it is still difficult to go through that as a family. >> they hope the threat of a death penalty will convince antolin garcia-torres to lead authorities to sierra lemar's body. >>> and the fatal shooting of andy lopez, they will travel to san jose next month. they want to see if the police auditor program will be the best to travel to but the sonoma county is determining whether to fire criminal charges after they killed lopez after mistaking hills fake gun for a real one. >>> they will consider closing the world famous lumbardosi street. they will shut down the crooked street between june 21st and 4 4th of july. neighbors say it can take an hour and a half to get home and caltrans is making prep sayings. southbound 280 will be shut down starting at 9:00 thursday night. it's not scheduled to reopen until 5:00 tuesday morning. the caltr

texas lemar alexander worse prison break ever excepted that the obama administration authorized it. >ap is on her watch that most of these people -- >> -- this is 2013, yeah. immigration officials say. >> i want to slow you down for just a minute. 200 murderer hers convicted of killers were released into the population. they are not citizens. they are here illegally by ice. that seems to be almost impossible to believe. >> well, they say that some of the convicts were released with tracking anklets. a lot of them were required to make regular calls into officials. most were, quote, mandatory releases that came under a 2000 supreme court decision that basically prevent the detention of aliens even if their home country won't cake them back. >> even if you are a convicted murderer? >> this isn't the first time. they let thousands go two years ago and real lived some were so cruise they had to go back and recapture dozens of them. >> we will continue on this story. congress is investigating cammeron. >> more hearings are eching coming on this. about 100 people a day with 250 charges coll

texas lemar alexander worse prison break ever excepted that the obama administration authorized it. >ap is on her watch that most of these people -- >> -- this is 2013, yeah. immigration officials say. >> i want to slow you down for just a minute. 200 murderer hers convicted of killers were released into the population. they are not citizens. they are here illegally by ice. that seems to be almost impossible to believe. >> well, they say that some of the convicts were released with tracking anklets. a lot of them were required to make regular calls into officials. most were, quote, mandatory releases that came under a 2000 supreme court decision that basically prevent the detention of aliens even if their home country won't cake them back. >> even if you are a convicted murderer? >> this isn't the first time. they let thousands go two years ago and real lived some were so cruise they had to go back and recapture dozens of them. >> we will continue on this story. congress is investigating cammeron. >> more hearings are eching coming on this. about 100 people a day with 250 charges coll

congressman lemar smith is chairman of the science space and technology committee in the house.re now to discuss it with us. congressman, thanks a lot for joining us. >> good morning, good to be with you. >> this is part of a pretty dramatic expansion of federal power by fiat, announced by the obama administration using the environment as a pretext. i want to deviate from this specific topic a little bit because we have a breaking story here. i want to play you audio that the president, the white house released this morning about 45 minutes ago, about the expansion of controls over carbon emission. listen to what the president just said. >> okay. >> i directed the environmental protection agency to build on the efforts of many states, cities, and companies and come up with common sense guidelines for reducing dangerous carbon pollution, special interest and their allies in congress will claim that these guidelines will kill jobs and crush the economy. let's face it, that's what they always say. these excuses for inaction somehow suggest a lack of faith in american businesses and