in fact, they even quote myers. immediately following the quotation, the brief says, well, of course, we're citing this for some general principle because the specific holding of myers has absolutely nothing to do with this case. now, if i had more time, i would run the argument out a little further. i'd like -- i think we might ask why is it that nixon didn't make this argument. nixon was no slouch as a lawyer. his lawyers were no slouches. there, i think, is some good legal and intellectual history here. the other thing worth noting is that there is a much more powerful argument in favor of the constitutionality of the ethics act than chief justice rehnquist made in morrison against olson. the editors will have to read that when i submit the manuscript. the bottom line that we should take away from this is that if we think that there are problems with the way the ethics act unfolded, we ought to have those arguments on the basis of pragmatic policy considerations. there was nothing perfect about the special prosec

case in point -- fort myers airport in florida where tonight over three dozen tsa personnel, officers, supervisors have been pulled from their jobs for the failure to conduct the kinds of secondary inspections that are supposed to keep terrorists off-guard. this will send a shock through the national system. it is where we begin with nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: it happened at southwest florida international airport, fort myers. five front line security officers fired. another 38 suspended for two weeks including supervisors and the federal security director, the person responsible for the entire airport security. government sources say a large number of tsa officers on the late shift were no longer conducting random passenger screenings after passengers went through the checkpoint. critics say it is more evidence of trouble at the tsa. >> you have 14,000 administrators, 65,000 personnel. and they don't need to have tsa in that personnel business. they need to get out of it and get into the security business. >> reporter: in a statement to nbc news, the tsa says, "accountability i

myers, florida, hilton daniels is ft. myers chief of police. >> i've had a lot of parents call me and say, i've caught my kid talking to someone over the internet. i've had my kid slip out of the house and go meet someone. what do i do? >> while searching for a way to help parents and children in his community, chief daniels says he saw one of our previous broadcasts and had an idea. >> we decided, well, let's get ahold of perverted-justice and have them teach us how to do this kind of operation. >> we're trying to make contact and get an update right now. >> perverted-justice, an online watchdog group that "dateline" has been working with during each of our computer predator investigations. its members are experts at pretending to be kids online and on the phone. >> yeah, you sound nice. >> "dateline" hired perverted-justice members to do what they've been doing for the last four years. chat online with men chatting with minors hoping to meet the teens for sex. the members go into chat rooms and on social networking site

myers police department and state prosecutors. they're staked out in the guest in the case of antonio 69-929, there's enough evidence for an arrest. >> i'm chris hansen within "dateline nbc," and we're doing a story on adults who try to meet children on the internet. >> so after i tell him he's going to be on "dateline" -- >> so you're free to leave. >> get on the ground. get down! >> -- he gets arrested. and taken away in an unmarked police car. then he's brought to this transfer station, where he's searched. >> do you have any i.d. on you? >> in my wallet, sir. >> and he's taken to jail. >> watch your head and get in. >> the next morning he appears before a judge and bail is set. >> there is probably cause as to all charges. there will be a $40,000 bond composite. >> his story is only one in a long line of potential predators who come knocking on our door. >> 7:30 is here. here he's coming in. >> and as you'll see, some seem prepared to do things that police find quite disturbing. >> the one that bothered me the most was the guy

i think that's reflected in the governor's appointment of beth myers as part of his search committee. i think it will be a lot of information, going to be a lot of discussion, going to be a great deal of vetting and i think it will ultimately come down to a decision the governor makes. when he makes it, beth will learn, i will learn and so will the american people.

>> this the one of the nicest, wealthiest neighborhoods in fort myers. something from the home and garden channel. virtually every guy who walked in were stunned at how beautiful this house was. >> you guys got him? >> frag is sort of an administrator. he oversees the perverted justice decoys across the country and in our house as well. he coordinates with the police. he gives us the information we need, the transcripts so we can confront the men that come into the house. separately provides information to the district attorney's office so that they can have their parallel investigation go smoothly on the other side. emily had been with us in ohio and came along with us to florida. college student, dancer, 19 years old, but looked way, way younger. and she could easily pass for 13 or 14. >> oh, my god. what is he carrying? >> weerp trying to figure out what thomas had. >> he's walking up the driveway. security people were worried about a weapon. it could also be alcohol or any number of things. in the case of thomas kaufman it was nothing. >> made the tu

myers said they can only originate in sewer pipes. when you crack them open, stink. >> tam pon applicators, condoms. >> they're testing for bacteria found in sewage. the state and city are doing their own testing but have yet to confirm or deny if it's sewage. department of public works crews are out looking for leaks. so far no kaudz -- cause a -- has been found. >> it's baffling because it was such a massive spill and hasn't been obvious. >> reporter: blue water baltimore is hoping to get their results back tonight. we will let you know the results of those tests as soon as they come in. reporting live at the harbor, monique griego. >> thank you. they're asking anyone who notices the problem to call 311 because the faster they can get out there the easier it is to find the cause. >>> it is a nice night for a í stroll -- stroll, maybe around a different part of the harbor. outside temperatures are pleasant with some clouds. bernadette woods and bob turk are tracking showers. we will start with bob. >> not a lot around here. a few sho

i hope you are a little bit more thorough than youjust you and meth myers.aldo said mitt romney looks like the kind of guys latinos won't let him in the house. spaivenlth not in the white house at least not in the white house at least this morning, they had today go to the associate presses and say what? us? us being in trouble because we weren't considering marco rubio. no, he is thoroughly being vetted. don't worry about a thing. we are definitely considering him. right, beth? okay. now, for a discussion on who should be his vp pick that would be an epic political discussion. so who would we have to bring in? >> mike shure joins us. who is leaking this thing? >> interesting. who wanted it out there that rubio wasn't even being considered? >> you know, i don't know who that is. very often the romney campaign or a campaign will float 1 of these rumors just to see how the public takes it in. romney, i thought was one of the great quotes says only he and beth myers are the ones that know what's going on. she is handling the vice presidential search and vetting

>> lisa myers in north carolina tonight. >>> now to the west, where it is still early in the wildfire season, but it's already a bad one with major fires burning in arizona, colorado, utah, and new mexico, all areas that got almost no appreciable rain or snow over the winter. the biggest fire is burning in the gila national forest in new mexico and it is so huge and hard to fight, experts say it could burn for weeks. nbc's miguel almaguer reports from new mexico. >> reporter: from the air, thick smoke stretches for miles, the largest wildfire in the country, the biggest in the history of new mexico, is tonight on the move in all directions, raging out of control. >> tree coming down! >> reporter: sparked by a lightning strike two weeks ago, now clearly visible from space, the whitewater-baldy fire has consumed more than 200,000 acres. the burn zone is roughly 340 square miles, the size of new york city. >> it's going to get hotter and drier and that lower humidity is going to make the columns, the fire stand up and make the big fire columns. >> reporter: officials closed the gila clif

matt. >> lisa myers there from the very start of this trial. lisa, thank you very much. joining me here in the studio is nbc's chief legal correspondent, savannah guthrie. savannah, good evening to you. before i get to the question of whether the federal prosecutors will go forward with this, this afternoon, the jurors went to the judge and said, your honor, we have reached a unanimous decision on one of the counts, count three. we haven't on the others. she sent them back to work and then a short time later, declared a mistrial. why not keep them working? >> because you really only get one bite at the apple. when the jury comes back and tells the judge we're deadlocked, there's well established precedence for giving them what is known as an allen charge. get back in there and deliberate, it's your duty. no future jury will have any easier time with the questions. but when they come back that second time and say, we still can't agree, the defendant is entitled to that deadlocked jury. >> and because this was such a complicated and controversial case, so much disagreement

our report from our senior investigative correspondent lisa myers. >> what do you think the owl said? >> who, who. >> that's right. >> reporter: like many americans, steve dolan's family lives on the financial edge. he checks his bank account all the time. this week he accidently overdrew his account by $150. he got hit with $102 in penalties. >> the $102 is a significant portion of our income. >> reporter: in addition to two overdraft penalties, dolan was charged $34 for bouncing a $28 check. >> i think it's unfair, predatory, i think they're attacking the working class. >> reporter: a new report on the biggest banks and credit unions found that excessive overdraft costs and sometimes hidden fees are putting families at financial risk with penalties that can run hundreds of dollars. >> it's important that a product like a checking account be something that can be easily understood and not be wrapped with hidden fees that a consumer can't keep track of. >> reporter: yet, the report also found that the typical checking account now can have as many as three dozen fees, some of them exot

when can we go beyond bristol-myers, the verizons and at&ts, both of which opened and got stronger. on twitter, the bad guys who are banging me. anyway, when can we move away from southern company or anti-politically correct altria as well as virginia slims named by peggy olsson after she left sterling cooper. we need capital, not loans. when we see real money being put in, equity by whoever can. more loan. think of it like a homeowner in trouble. you can refinance the debt, cut the debt. you can cut what people have to put in. but you can't just layer on more debt. not enough. second, we'll know the crisis is over when we see gold spike. whatever happens, whatever cash is put in. europe will regard it as inflationary. we want to see the countries grow. people in countries like germany would regard it as hyper inflationary. last final when it seemed something big would happen it jumped. a spike that sticks and a long run at 1700 for 1600 for gold would show you something big might be happening. you want to see the etf that measures the strength of the euro versus the dollar. you wan

myers as well but as i open up this wide you can see some the heavy bands of rain coming up from the south as this system, which is so widespread, really is enhancing moisture. so the threat for tornadoes will continue into the afternoon and evening hours with this system. any moment now we could get word from the national hurricane center on whether or not this is indeed a tropical storm. all indications are that we're going to get a named storm in the gulf of mexico called debby before 5:00 p.m. but in the meantime the immediate threat from sarasota south of tampa to ft. myers and into naples is the threat of severe thunderstorms and as i mentioned a tornado warning in effect until 4:30. >> thanks so much. >> keep us posted. >>> some people who are not on television any more in shows, etcetera, are up for some of tv's biggest honors tonight. there is a live picture now the ballroom where the action will take place at the day time emmy awards. we're going to take you there live. right in our own backyard. so we combined our citi thankyou points to make it happen. tom chipped in 10,0

. >> reporter: two months ago romney named longtime aide beth myers to had head up his v.p. search process. he said not even his wife ann knows who's on the short list. >> i can't comment on the process. i can tell you this, only beth myers and i know who's being vetted. >> reporter: but there are clues, tim pawlenty has been on the stump with romney, even appeared in one of his ads, and republicans close to romney say he's a top, may be the top, contender. for clues on others, watch romney on the trail. he's recently been with three others believed to be under serious consideration. ohio senator rob portman, new hampshire senator kelly ayotte and wisconsin congressman paul ryan. as for the 41-year-old rubio, in his interview with david muir, he suggested his time will come later. >> i think if i do a good job as a senator, i'll have other opportunities both inside and outside politics in the future. >> reporter: a good bet whether or not this is the time. jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >>> and history has been made. for the first time in its 167-year history southern

myers.john edwards expressed all the way around. >> well, john edwards when he heard hit the verdict leaned back and a sense of relief washed over him and then once he was able to, he gave a long hug to his daughter, kate, who has been a rock and been by his side every moment and hugged his parents and hugged his lawyers and especially his lead counsel who asked him, you know, to take some chances and they clearly paid off. it was a highly emotional day. i mean at one point when we had word that the verdict came in, cate edwards sat there for an hour holding her grandfather's hand. >> you know, pete williams, the justice department has to make a decision now to retry on the other five counts and we have been reporting and it's unlikely that they're going to do that. this morning on "today" show we had three jurors on and all three raised their hand when matt lauer asked them, do you believe that john edwards is guilty of something? it was legal. they all raised their hands and two of the thr

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myers in a beautiful neighborhood. big house. so it would seem kind of an unlikely place for this sort of activity on one level, but when talking to the chief of police there, he had realized that from hearing from parents and teachers that there was an issue in his house. we hire perverted justices consultants for their expertise being decoys in the chat rooms. they really know what they're doing. they have this down to a system. >> do you got me? >> i'm always blown away by the hidden cameras. this stuff is really james bond type technology. in florida, we have a lot of cameras. something like 13. we even have one in a palm tree that could turn 360 degrees and can zoom into the license plate on a car at the other end of the street. >> he's coming around back. he is on the steps, opening the door. he is going to come right in. watch it, emily. he is in, heading towards the kitchen. he is in the kitchen. call out. >> hey, i'm in here. >> keep going. he's coming fast. call again. call again. >> hey, i'm about to put on my bra and

myers, florida. dozens of tsa workers are accused of cutting corners and violating screening rules.at >> reporter: 43 employees including a top supervisor have been fired or temporarily pulled off the job. every day nearly 2 million air travelers rely on the tsa to help keep the nation ee sky safe, but last year at southwest airport in ft. myers, officials say dozens of screeners failing to do their job. >> this is a big deal when five tsa screeners are fired and 38 are put on suspension, this is a huge dale. >> reporter: an internal investigation revealed in a two-month period, 43 workers didn't perform secondary checks after passengers went through security. >> the tsa admits themselves this is an important part of the screening process. >> reporter: the punishments were handed down last friday. in its statement, the tsa says its disciplinary action reconfirms the strong safety to the public. john mica has written a letter demanding more answers. >> we need to find out who knew what when and why it took a year to take disciplinary action against these people. >> reporter: this is

i want to check in with chad myers.d, what's the latest. >> the best case scenario would be rain. that's not going to happen. the next best thing is for the wind to stop. yesterday, winds were blowing 40, 50 miles per hour. so yes, that's helpful. the winds are around 30 today, they'll be around 10 tomorrow. that isn't going to get in the way. it won't hamper the firefighting efforts like all the winds did over the weekend. it is a scattered fire. look at the fire lines. how do you fight something that has a shape that looks like this? all over the place in every canyon, up every valley, with a bunch of dead trees. there was a huge problem with beetles killing these trees. so many of them, the underbrush are dead, and that is the fuel to make all these fires out here in colorado, new mexico, arizona, really bad this year. it's a bad season so far. >> that was the fuel. do we know what sparked the fires? >> this one they believe was a lightning strike. believe it or not, one person in new mexico was test firing a gun. th

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i mean, listen, if they're doing a vetting operation, it's not just beth myers.here's a team of lawyers and others who are vetting, and, of course, it's beyond that. a couple -- i think two months ago or so, marco rubio gave this interview of the national review on-line that was fascinating because in it he said i will not be vetted for vice president, which indicated to me he knew something, and there was a reason why he didn't want to be vetted or he knew he wouldn't be vetted. this report is in keeping with that, and i think on the so -- i think the last three days have made it impossible from the ticket now because any question is going to be what is your position of immigration? how come you're closer to barack obama, or at least you used to be, than the guy you want to run with? >> that is a problem. ken, we're still waiting to know what mitt romney's position is on the new immigration policy, and this is causing confusion for the republicans. they're not even now able to respond to questions themselves on this subject. take a listen. maybe others behind me

he said the only people who know is myself and beth myers and beth myers is not talking.nly two who know whether someone is being vetted. but vetting processes usually require you to provide all sorts of financial documents and accounting documents and tax documents that cannot be reviewed one single campaign manage manager but have to be handled by a team, by an outside law firm. so even when romney said, it's just me and beth myers. we are the only ones who know whether somebody is being vetted. that seemed a little bit disingenuous. >> i can't see romney and beth buyers getting together and putting on a pot of coffee and is he let's get to tim pawlenty tonight. there has to be some other people. he said ann romney his wife doesn't know. the minute, they send out the documents to these candidates or possible con denieders, you have topics of people who are going to know. all of their staff all of the candidates, all of their arrives. so if the circle is small now it's going to get very big very soon. >> abc i imagine, is still standing by itself report. >> jonathan carl

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and said stuff it, we are not going to prosecute bolton and myers. >> you can't turn around and say i have privilege and i have absolute immunity you cannot the challenge my actions. where can you subpoenaed to submit documents and the response be i'm not. we are litigators sitting around here. you bring in a subpoena and ask for documents and you comply with it no sanctions apply. why would this not here? >> the next move go to a federal judge. civil contempt. force the attorney general to hand over the documents. who wins that one? >> frankly a federal will go out on the limb and i'm going to follow the letter of the law and may require. >> but you know what it the lifetime appointments you don't have to worry about that. they will follow the letter of the law. they may turn around and the judge say let me see the documents that you wish to assert executive privilege in it camera. >> i like that. >> but there is a ton zorb there is a ton of discretion that a federal judge has in any of these cases. >> so there is no way of knowing. >> what i want to know is how do they select whic

this story is about dennis myers a legend in the midget racing in australia.is dennis talking about what he loves about racing midget cars. >> adrenalin rush. arms are pumped and legs are pumped after the race. >> they call them midgets because they are smaller scale sized racecar but no slower. it still has about 200 horsepower in a 500 pound car. >> is this similar to the legend races in the state? >> yeah. tell me about how you know about legend racing. >> nascar country. >> that's true. >> basically riding by the seat of your pants because the car is about 3 inches off the ground and your butt about an inch above that. it's like real life mario cart. >> i like this. >>> gaven slate is an independent musician who is struggling to get his work out there. >> i don't have a record label or a publishing company. >> gaven decided what he was going to do was become starbucks pick of the week. on a weekly basis starbucks will pick a song by an artist that they will allow you to download for free. so he picked this song called life as a salesman. and he made his ow

because there were clothing and other evidence left behind and by the time it started, it did take 40 myers about area an and a half which burned between two quarters and three quarters of an acre. >> it was a challenge, visibility was low, steep hill so we were able to put the fire out. >> now right next to where the fire happened is the truck and nobody was hurt and there was no damage to any of the structures in the park but by 3:20 fire danger is always is concerns this time of year. >> -- is always a concern this time of year. >>> we are following breaking news where a car crashed into a liquor store. the crash is being classified as a hit-and-run. >> reporter: you can see the damage it did here to the side of the building, you can see the debrie sitting on the ground. the accident happened after 3:00 this afternoon. it is unclear if the driver left the scene and they are possibly looking for the driver of this car but there is heavy damage here to the paramount liquor store, we will have further updates throughout the morning. alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> martinez poli

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we were the first with the story from fort myer construction. the man had worked for the company for decades. his identity has not been released and the accident is under investigation. >> jerry sandusky's defense team is working to pick apart the case against him. dottie sandusky's testimony focused on how the mat. she said many of the accuser is made up their story but no one has added counter to the damaging testimony of sexual abuse from alleged victims. they suggested two troopers share details of the claims made by other alleged victims. >> after the unpopular removal of teresa sullivan, the school has named a new interim president. carl zeithaml. he was appointed after a board meeting that ran late last night. many students say he is a good choice. some are still bitter about the way the change happened. >> it is not very transparent and is a public university. >> students confronted the board members as they made their way off campus. >> the supreme court is getting ready to rule on president obama's health care reform that some members

end of the day get together at some point and figure out as they did in the karl rove and harriet myers case well -- well, between want your people to come and testify but we won't put them under oath or we will have very narrow questioning or we will demand certain documents that have to be heavily redacted. and -- that's the kind of thing they end up, you know, coming down to. it could take a while. >> now -- >> yeah. >> go ahead. i was just thinking janet reno. it was -- it was the documents related to the campaign finance investigation. same situation. this was the late '90s. right? >> yeah. >> and house speaker gingrich then opted against a floor vote when the oversight panel held her in contempt for withholding documents relating to the finance, campaign finance investigation. >> right. >> yeah. and i covered that one, too. that was a of fire on capitol hill. people trying to understand what contempt really means. remember, i think kate pointed this out at the end of her live shot, at the end of the day, they hold -- they hold a contempt vote on the house of representatives and th