michael taylor is the fda deputy commissioner for foods. do the current laws do enough to protect the most vulnerable americans. >> we don't think they do enough to protect all americans. that's why we have the 3,000 deaths annually from a wide range of pathogens. >> reporter: taylor says that will change with the implay men taegs of the food safety modernization act, the first overall of u.s. food safety laws in more than 70 years. the kind of practices we saw in the facility are what the new food safety law is intended to prevent. >> reporter: you are going from reactivity to prevention. >> exactly. that's the shift. >> reporter: the shift started this fall when the fda began implementing rules. with 1,000 inspectors for 100,000 facilities. taylor says they can't do it alone. >> the companies have to take responsibility for understanding the hazard in their facilities. >> reporter: you will never have the resources to be in every production facility every day. >> we have got to have a system that creates real accountability on the compani

michael taylor is the fda deputy commissioner for foods. do the current laws do enough to protect the most vulnerable americans. >> we don' think they do enough to protect all americans. that's why we have the 3,000 deaths annually from a wide range of pathogens. >> reporter: taylor says that will change with the implay men taegs of the food safety modernization act, the first overall of u.s. food safety laws in more than 70 years. the kind of practices we saw in the facility are what the new food safety law is intended to prevent. >> reporter: you are going from reactivity to prevention. >> exactly. that's the shift. >> reporter: the shift started this fall when the fda began implementing rules. with 1,000 inspectors for 100,000 facilities. taylor says they can't do it alone. >> the companies have to take responsibility for understanding the hazard in their facilities. >> reporter: you will never have the resources to be in every production facility every day. >> we have got to have a system that creates real accountability on the companie

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. >> thanks, general taylor. michael? >> hello, everyone, thank you for letting me come.i appreciate it. so, i'm talking about this from -- i'm going to talk about the u.s.-mexico relationship from a homeland security perspective. we've been around a touch over a decade, we're still learning who we are and frankly the conset of homeland security as a framework for engagement is still maturing. if you look at the difference between the original quadrennial homeland security review done in 2004 and the most recent one you'll see there's been a lot of growth and we anticipate that the next quadrennial homeland security review which will be out in a couple years will continue to reflect the maturation of our department. we're also fortunate to have as our head now a man who comes out of the department of defense and who brings a significant amount of expertise and who has been working very hard to help dhs, the department of defense and our partners abroad more closely collaborate. i'll get to that in a moment. i want to start by saying that the story of the u.s.-mexico relat

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to sell its half of atv music publishing and co-owned by the michael jackson estate and including the beetles, rolling stones and even taylorprice has not been set. you can see shares unchanged on the day. melissa. >> thank you, seema. >>> coming up, two months away from the new star wars movie but it might not be enough for disney shareholders. we'll explain in a special "options action." >>> and a sneak pekin side of jay leno's garage ahead of his primetime comeback. that is coming up. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to please not wake me this time? ♪ the answer is yes, it can. so, the question your customers are really asking is, can your business deliver? >>> cnbc prime kicks into overdrive with the premier of jay leno's garage. he is talking everything cars with serious star power. take a look. >> right now we're going to see a muscle car buddy of mine, another guy that grew up in the middle of the muscle carrara. he grew up in detroit. let's go check out his stuff. [ honking ] >> he likes to sleep a lot.

michael. >> angie, this is the first time we have heard the victim in the case, 19-year-old danielle taylor.the media pounces when the tape is released by one of the defense lawyers. >> it was all a prank. >> this is not the only time she hung out there. >> it was demented if you think about it. >> the videotape shows four individuals who are extremely mentally traumatizing another individual. >> local journalist jim smith has been following the case from the start. >> this kidnapping is one of the strangest things i've ever covered. for me this is in the top four or five anyway of all the cases that i've covered in 20 years. so you had such diverse opinions on both sides of this case. you had people who thought it was nothing and you had people who thought it was extremely serious. the community was totally split over whether these kids were the most evil thing that ever happened or they were just kids that pulled a prank. >> he said that they were going to bury me alive, they were going to slit my throat, and they were going to leave me there and that i was going to die. ♪jake reese, "day

michael jackson ever did. >> as well as artists including taylor swift, lady gaga. >> gaga. >> you think i haven't heard her name. i just refused to pronounce it. it's not her name. queen and kanye west. we'll talk to john today who is so iconic. >> paul mccarthy is worth $1 million and they ended up being like $2 million or something out of it. >> $2 million a piece. >> yeah. >> with the settlement but it's going to be interesting to talk to him and he truly is iconic. >> i can't imagine how bitter i'd be in that situation. every time you hear a war movie, vietnam war movie, songs popped up and he doesn't make any money from any of those. >> we have to do put me in coach. we have to do it for the cubs today. did you see that. >> we just got past that -- proud mary, iconic. it's amazing. i would still be bitter. >> i would too. >> plus he's never seen the big lebowski. he has no idea the dude had all of those tapes and supposedly the eagles are still mad at jeff bridges. >> not the eagles, man. oh, no. >> let's tell you about a corporate fight brewing between ab inbev and sab miller. bud wants to buy the ri

michael. we have really gone from a strategic alignment pace of general taylor mentioned, to sort of a framework cooperation. let's go now to a little more of the details within the countries. duncan? >> thank you, richard. good afternoon. great honor to share this state with such a distinguished panel. i'm going to try to make three points today. the first focusing on the mexican military traditions that we understand what the reality is of the mexican military. secondly, to look at some changes that are new in the mexico military and authority to make observations about mexico's southern border with guatemala and belize. we just returned from a weeklong tour of mexico's southern border crossing all the way across to the east. and sing the entire border along the way that i wanted to share with you a little bit of what we observed while we were there. general point about mexico's military that he think are worth mentioning so that we're all on the same page, -- [speaking spanish] [laughter] >> first of all i think -- >> i should just mention, the defense attachÉ of mexico this year so i just wa

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taylor swift album. not just a song, the album. ryan adams from the smirnoff stage. tomorrow night jay-z and donald trump will be live tomorrow. later this week michael j. fox, bradley cooper, joyce behar, robin roberts, howard stern, ul shaffer will be w wh the cletonon, music from the big grams, esperanza, spalding, and public enemy to close out the week. i can't imagine a better way to kick off this week in brooklyn than with a visit from our first est. was able t climb out of a cubs-induced depression to be here. his new movie "rock the casbah" opens in theaters friday. please say hello to bill murray! [ cheers a a applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? i don't know what you're doing but you look great, you really do. it's so great to see you. it's great to see you last night too mt the me. are you u eling okay about t tt? >> yes, i'm'meeling okay about last night's game. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i believe that -- i believe in the words of the song, that you root, root, root for the home team. if they don't win, it's a shame. i feel as a r rl baseball fan that the ideal scecerio is for each home team to win all its games. until the seventh game. then we dec

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. >> thanks, general taylor. michael? >> hello, everyone, thank you for letting me come. i appreciate it. so, i'm talking about this from -- i'm going to talk about the u.s.-mexico relationship from a homeland security perspective. we're relatively new players in the world right now. we've been around a touch over a decade, we're still learning who we are and frankly the concept of homeland security as a framework for engagement is still maturing. if you look at the difference between the original quadrennial homeland security review done in 2004 and the most recent one you'll see there's been a lot of growth and we anticipate that the next quadrennial homeland security review which will be out in a couple years will continue to reflect the maturation of our department. we're also fortunate to have as our head now a man who comes out of the department of defense and who brings a significant amount of expertise and who has been working very hard to help dhs, the department of defense and our partners abroad more closely collaborate. i'll get to that in a moment. i want to

. >> around midnight, debbie taylor had had a fight with her husband concerning a broken down vehicle they were in. and she was sitting here in the park, and michael was driving around, and he saw her apparently distraught, and he offered her a ride home. instead of giving her a ride home, instead he drove her to a cornfield in canterbury where he sexually assaulted her, murdered her and threw her in a river bed and left her. >> remarkably, ross continued hiding behind a mask of normality. underneath it all, he is in some ways still a mystery to himself, unable to truly understand why he did what he did. it seems he killed as easily as he talks about it. >> he was polite. he was affable. he was not argumentative. >> psychiatrist fred berlin met and evaluated ross before his trial. he says michael ross is a sexual sadist. >> sexual sadism is like alcoholism, a craving disorder that people are having intense cravings and feeling very tempted to give in to those cravings. >> i used them. i degraded them for my own personal pleasure. had to end. >> but it didn't. after tammy williams and debra taylor, ross continued his silent connecticut killing spre