why secretary napolitano is backtracking on what had been her efforts to stimulate spending along parts of the borders that are barely crossed. we'll introduce you to the fellow that played a role in fellow that played a role in that decision. proclaims "gq" m. >>> the dew point homeland security back peddling on a massive spending program. until very recently a multimillion-dollar upgrade in the works for two remote border towns in montana. so remote, in fact, that the locals question the plan about upgrading those crossings. tonight secretary nop tawno is calling for a full review of her department's spending decision. we want to introduce you to the man who has contributed to all of the trouble being caused the secretary. our drew griffin we want to those remote locations in montana to investigate and this is his report. >> reporter: we knew this we had to see this to believe it, but after driving for hours we thought we might never see it. we've been driving for five in a country that has more antelopes than people. bridges to nowhere. this may be the topper. it was supposed to be $

joining us live is homeland security secretary janet napolitano. mrs.olitano, a question a lot of lawmakers have are you getting the resources you need to foil the plots like the one we just talked about? >> yes, we are. we are making better use of those resources. the focus of the hearing was how our department in coordination with the fbi and count terrorism center are beginning to leverage our resources together in this, you know, ongoing fight against terrorism. >> let me ask you, madam, secretary, about these plots, dallas, illinois, and the implication of homegrown terrorism now a ratcheted up here. what is your response to the list we named while introducing you? >> well, what we say is, look, all americans have a stake in this fight against terrorism. it's a shared responsibility. we say that state and local law enforcement are key partners. one of the key things we have been doing is improving the information flow to them so they can watch out for things and to acknowledge that terrorism is something that we need to deal with as part of our, un

behind the headlines, homeland security secretary janet napolitano on preparing for the swine flu. [ ♪music ] >> bonnie: hello, i'm bonnie erbÉ. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first: is domestic violence a preexisting condition? some women's organizations are calling for an end to the insurance industry's practice of discriminating against domestic violence victims. insurers in eight states and the district of columbia are allowed to deny coverage to women in violent relationships because, according to them, domestic violence is considered to be a preexisting condition. the practice even applies to women who have left violent men. opponents of the practice say it will discourage victims from reporting abuse. the national association of insurance commissioners has proposed a ban on this exclusion. the state of arkansas has passed one. meanwhile, a bipartisan group of senators this week proposed a health care bill which would ban insurance companies from dropping or denying coverage based on preexisting conditions. >>>

the homeland security secretary janet napolitano says we must remain vigilant in the face of security threats. she was in baltimore today. kelly swoope joins us to explain why. >> reporter: i will tell you, there was very little information about the suspected plot to build bombs and attack locations in the u.s. but secretary napolitano says protecting our ports, to people at football stadiums, we must remain vigilant. the secretary was in touch with dutch ruppersberger and governor martin o'malley announcing00's of thousands of -- hundreds of thousands in grants to go to the port of baltimore. it would improve our emergency response capabilities. najj azazi remains in jail in new york. the secretary wasn't willing to release many details. >> right now on the matter we have no information on the timing, location or target of a specific attack. but given recent events across the federal government we've been working very closely sharing information and coordinating resources to ensure we're doing everything possible to keep americans safe. >> reporter: one way they will be doing that i

the grants were the reason napolitano visited. timing may have highlighted the need. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >>> maryland should see the $6 million in stimulus money in a year. in all, they are awarding $630 million in state grants. >>> top security makers should ask for tougher boating laws as boating deaths reach a seven- year high. they are proposing requiring children to wear life jackets and place age restrictions on who may supervise an unsupervised boater. 15 people have died on maryland waterways this year, despite stepped up enforcements. >>> three students were injured in a school bus accident in western maryland. it happened in cumberland, allegheny county. a car struck the bus at an intersection. the children were taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. >>> a strip mall captures an amazing near miss accident that could have taken the life of a little girl. >> reporter: watch the little girl in red. at first glance, it looks like the very worst has happened. but there was an angel sitting on 6-year-old jasmine's shoulder. >> h

secretary napolitano was joined by governor martin o'malley and congressman dutch ruppersberger. the port will receive money for vehicle screenings, emergency operations center improvements and closed-circuit television. >> these grants will go to port security initiatives and fire station construction. at the same time, they will help create jobs through new construction projects and help stimulate local economies such as the one right here in baltimore. >> reporter: 166 million will go toward fire station construction grants and another $712 million will go -- $72 million will go towards transit security. the secretary says it will help fill in the gaps in the security shield. and while we don't want people to live in a constant state of alarm we cannot afford to become complacent. kelly swoope, abc2 news. >>> baltimore city police shot a man who officers say appeared to be holding a weapon which turned out to be a spatula. it happened this morning in the 2400 block of bridge hampton drive in northeast baltimore. authorities say they got a call around 6:00 a.m. from a person as

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judge andrew napolitano is with us.overnment does not seem as serious as plotting a bomb attack on new york city. >> and if they were lies, they were not even under oath. this is what martha stewart went to jail for. typically, when the government has a lot of evidence against you but not enough to justify at charge, they will look for in low-level crime that they do have enough to charge it with in order to hold you. they interrogated this guy for three days. they found inconsistencies between what he said on day one and day three or between what he said and other evidence they found. they wrote him up for lying to the fbi, which is a crime, even in a casual conversation. and they are holding these three until they can muster more evidence against them. some of the charges against them do not hold up right now. for example, it is not a crime to have a bomb-building instructions on your web site or computer, when you can get bombed building instructions from libraries -- bomb-building instructions from government- owned

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our friend the judge napolitano made the case that literally, criminal facilitation this year. prostitution, operation of a prostitution ring, filing false documents, bank fraud, immigration laws, transporting children into the u.s. or immoral purposes, and a couple more. how likely is it that those criminal charges stick? >> they will have to show there was an act committed to facilitate those crimes of the alleged conspiracy to commit tax violations. they should also check into other things. let's see if the administration looks into any of these things. acorn, they will be conducting our senses. why are they not disbanded? sean: they will need a lawyer. >> they should have a lawyer. sean: wasn't barack obama their lawyer? >> very community organizing group. sean: in all seriousness, we are talking about child importation, prostitution, exploitation for money, tax evasion. doesn't this group get money from our government? >> taxpayer dollars help fund this organization. we should all be outraged. we have been outraged about this for months. i do not know where the rest of the

you know, secretary napolitano has talked about the greatest threat being complacency. one could hope that the recent case i mentioned would be a wake-up call to the country. regrettably, the minutes it recedes from the headlines, it will recede from the public's memory. not so with those inside the government charged with stopping the next attack. but i do worry that bureaucracy just like the american people, can become complacent. you see mentioning to jim before we came in here. when i see turf battles playing out in the press between the director of the national intelligence and the director of cia it says to me they are not focused enough on mission. i don't mean that to sound as critical as it does. i will say to you, i am having the privilege to serve on the cia external had vise reboard. i will tell you how impressed i am that the men and women are focused on the mission and gathering intelligence and protecting the american people. this poor agency, it's one of the few agencies in the government where their failures or their venn vulnerableability having sat th

. >>> homeland security secretary janet napolitano say all americans need to be vigilant. >> these officials have arrested three men in connection with an alleged al qaeda bomb plot and they believe there may be some others involved. >> given recent events across the federal government we've been working were closely, sharing information and coordinating resources to ensure that we're doing everything possible to keep americans safe. >> meanwhile, there are new concerns that some nypd detectives bungled the terror investigation by blowing the surveillance of a suspect. they questioned an imam. evan, do you believe police may have botched this to some degree and what are the consequences of that? >> botched is a strong word. we only have criminal come complaints. i don't think it is any surprise or any revelation. there have been tensions between the fbi counterterrorism unit and nypd intel unit. two units that have essentially the same task and trying to divvy up resources and sometimes priorities conflict. hopefully that is not what happened here. it is fair to say from what i understand no

>> yo puse a cargo a la secretarÍa napolitano, para hacer una gama de cambios administrativos, lo queel tiempo pueden ser aprobados por el congreso,si ese proyecto se presenta el 15 de noviembre, el 15 de diciembre, o el 15 de enero, no me estoy ecndo hacia atrÁs, en absoluto,peh@not uni-@ >> juanes va a participar en un concierto en la habana este domingo, antes se reuniÓ con hillary clinton,su gobierno apoya este concierto y cree que esto promoverÁ la democracia en cuba? >> dÉjame ser claro. el gobierno estadounidense no es promotor de concierto >> ¿su gobierno le dio la bendiciÓn a juanes? >> no creo que se trate de eso. entiendo que es un gran mÚsico, y que presenta un gran concierto, no creo que perjudica a las nacion estadounidense y cubana este tipo de intercambio cultural, lo que creo es que sera importante es que al abrir las restricciones de viaje, o el dinero enviado a cuba, quisiera univisionnot uni-fin v comience a demostrar que quiere alejarse de las prÁcticas antidemocrÁticas del pasado. >> sobre honduras. ¿reconocerÁ al ganador de las elecciones? >> quisiera que se res

let's bring in our judicial analyst, died in napolitano. -- judge andrew napolitano. >> we start withst principles. jim did a nice jump explaining this. the federal government receives limited powers it has from each of the state. the state form the federal government, not the other way around. when the game does cover to the government, they were written in the constitution. it also said that you did not have what the states did not give you. there is nothing in there about health care. if congress says that we need to regulate health care because it is a form of interstate commerce, how can we tell you what to do with your doctor? you are not going from one state to another. and this is health care, not a commercial activity. the health-care industry has given itself lot of power. at some point, the supreme quitcourt may have to limit what they have because it is contrary to the constitution. the government has never before ordered individual to do certain things under penalty of loss of fortune or liberty. trace: i want to talk about the illegal immigration situation, too. the pres

glenn: back now with fox senior judicial ans list judge andrew napolitano.y just voted for closure on cass sunstein. he had been held back from a vote on the senate floor, but harry reid, i mean, he insisted that you have to have an up or down vote from people, because that's only fair. gee, that sounds like a hypocrite saying that, but maybe that's just me. the republicans that voted for it, bennett, collins, judd gregg, orrin hatch, dick lugar, olympia snoi and george voinovich. voting against closure on the republican side is webb and lincoln -- democrats, i'm sorry. judge, this does not mean that those people will vote for them, right, just up or down vote? >> right, it means just that they can get away from not voting for him but they facilitated the vote. glenn: how dramatic -- and please understand, cass sunstein, with what you know about him, good friend of barack obama. >> correct. glenn: went to law school with barack obama? >> they both taught together at the university of chicago law school. this is one of his best ideological academic friends an

and i got to see that service continue because fran was asked by secretary napolitano to chair a task force that looked at the homeland security advisory system. and that is remarkable that she is valued on both sides of the aisle and it was great experience working with her and it was a complicated subject and thanks to her leadership and thanks to the leadership of judge webster, we finished on time. and great report. it's remarkable and extraordinary person she is. everything we did on the task force, as i remember working with her at the n.s.c., what does this mean for people on the ground and keeping the nation free, safe and prosperous. we couldn't have a better person to speak to us. please join with me. she will talk and do some questions and answers. [applause] >> i will do my best to live up to that introduction. i'm bound to fall short. it's a little embarrassing. jim, we couldn't have picked a better time for heritage to have this forum. when we look at what's happening in new york and denver in that we've seen pop up dozzins, frankly, since 9/11, i think we worry about th

homeland security secretary janet napolitano is talking strategy in the face of this year's flu season destin to be complicated by the h1n1 virus. >> we continue to remind everybody, every individual to be their own best resource, their own best resource where this is concerned by really washing those hands frequently, coughing into the sleeve, if you are sick staying home from work. if your child is sick, keep them home from school. basic things but they have a impact on the transmission of the virus. >> already this year, one million americans have been sickened by the swine flu. the virus killed 500 people in the u.s. some 2,000 worldwide. >>> you would think virginia governor tim kaine of all people would know how to wash his hands. he got a lesson from elementary school students. fourth graders showed the governor the proper technique. when he took his turn, he did it wrong. he didn't use enough soap or wash long enough. schools are teaching ways to prevent the spread of the h1n1. >>> a new study out of the university of maryland suggests the swine flu will not mutate into a dange

. >>> today department of homeland security secretary janet napolitano is going to be in baltimore to talk about some improvements coming to our state. linda so is live in the studio with more on her visit today. >> reporter: she's coming to let us know that maryland is getting more stimulus money. the money will help upgrade fire stations, mass transit and port of baltimore. it's part of the massive economic stimulus package passed in february. the latest money is being used to modernize transit systems. maryland will get more than $500,000 to help the mta go green. this announcement comes on the heels of a report that shows a huge jump in marylanders using mass transit. environment maryland reports increase in ridership saved the state about 60 million gallons of gas last year. maryland is third in the nation for increased ridership. drivers drove 4% less last year. coming up in the next half-hour details on how the money will help also improve fire stations and the port. linda so, abc2 news. >>> let's save our children. what the naacp was asking last night as city leaders met with

homeland security secretary janet napolitano was asking for a review and the coast guard said it will conduct a review to find out whether they should have done this and how it all happened. >> this is what the coast guard had to say. you watched that briefing as well. this is vice admiral john courier. and explaining they do this four days a week. this is routine. but one could question the timing on, of course, 9/11. let's watch. >> we will look at our procedures and our timing of this exercise. but i will tell you this, we are charged with 7 by 24, 365 all day every day, all weather security and safety on maritime interests in the national capital region. we train every day. we have crews that are highly proficient and this is a routine exercise. >> a routine exercise but, again, the timing, janet napolitano is as the reorganized homeland, it is in charge of the coast guard. it is in charge of the transportation. it is not a military unit per se. robert gibbs defended the coast guard in not notifying the white house. the white house was, apparently to gibbs, secret service, not not

governor ed rendell took heat for this back handed endorsement of homeland security expert janet napolitanoformer president clinton turned this less than artful phrase after an interview during the 2008 primaries, explaining that his claim caused the claim against his wife. president george w. bush was also captured using salty language about a new york times reporter. naturally that was small time compared to the statement that caused congressman duvall his job. we've learned in this business to treat that every microphone is live.

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homeland secretary janet napolitano was downtown to announce $380 million in grants. the money comes from the federal stimulus plan. $150 million goes toward port security. >> critical port, infrastructure, to combat embo advice explosive devices and mwd threats. and assist with implementation of the transportation worker identification credential. >> $166 million to build new fire stations or upgrade existing stations. $72 million toward improving tunnels and bridges. >> a full scale debate is underway about troop levels and war strategy in the war in afghanistan. after the top u.s. commander on the ground warned of potential defeat. craig boswell reports from washington d.c. >> the pentagon confirms the secretary of defense will receive a troop request in afghanistan by the end of the week. >> he wants to make sure that the president, and himself, frankly, are very comfortable with it before they send thousands more young men and women off to battle. >> the request is from general stanley mcchrystal. top u.s. and nato commander on on the ground in afghanistan. mcchr

. >> reporter: napalo towno said -- napolitano said congress made available $7 million to help states walloped by budget cuts. >> we understand that we'll be able to, notwithstanding the challenges, to distribute vaccinations as they're available and manage to push national stockpiles should that necessary in the course of this emergency, we have to. >> reporter: and some question the value of vaccines. >> i don't know about those. i got the flu shot and i ended up coming down with the flu. i don't know how effective they are and will they be available for everybody? will they be free? >> free for some but not for all. eventually a swine flu vaccine would be available for everyone who wanted it. we have the answers to other frequently-asked questions on the website, www.myfoxdc.com and we can link to you the federal government swine flu info page, brian. >>> virginia governor tim kaine got a lesson in swine flu prevention. fourth graders at samuel tucker elementary in alexandrea, showed the governor the proper technique on handwashing. the kids said he did it wrong. he didn't use enou

in the second half of a two-part interview homeland security secretary janet napolitano discusses living in a post-9/11 america. >> we're certainly safer than we were prior 9/11. i say that with confidence. the department of homeland security rows out of 9/11. one of our -- indeed our lead mission is to work on making sure that we are safer. >> what key thing is different now that might allow you to say a terrorist, if you would say that, a terrorist attack can't happen -- will not happen. under this administration's watch. >> you know, i don't think any responsible leader can say it will not happen. what we can say, and what i will say, is that we are doing everything we can think of to reduce the risk that it will happen, and to prepare and to be resilient should something occur. so it's really a culture of preparedness, a culture of resiliency, knowing that we can't put the entire united states under some big dome, and say, are well, a terrorist attack will never occur. that would be inappropriate assurance. >> were there things that could have been done by the bush administration to

italian president giorgio napolitano was amongst those waiting. the troops were killed when their convoy came under attack in the afghan capital kabul on thursday, bringing the number of italian soldiers that have died in the eight-year conflict to 21. the tragedy has sparked renewed debate in italy over the withdrawal of its 2,800 troops from afghanistan. the government says it may soon embark on a gradual withdrawal. but that the time is not yet right for a full exit plan. >> translator: we must remain in afghanistan despite the pain it brings us. >> pope benedict offered prayers for afghan and international troops there. >> translator: i would like to renew my encouragement to promote solidarity between nations, to counter the logic of violence and death in favor of justice, reconciliation and peace. >> the italian government declared monday a national day of mourning. >>> that report from our german partner deutsche welle which has also been looking at germany's role in the war. now, until now, the government of chancellor angela merkel, which

. >>> it just so happens the department of homeland security, janet napolitano will be in baltimore tomorrow to participate in a news and terrorism communication workshop at a downtown hotel. >>> and into your health tonight, the story all women should hear. choosing to have surgery can be difficult. it can come with a painful recovery. but a procedure that is making the surgery and the decision to have it a little easier. >> no restrictions at work, you feel like you can do everything you were doing before. >> oh, absolutely. >> you could say anita pooled win is a success story. life before her hysterectomy was awful. >> every day all day, pelvic pain, the stabbing, the abdominal cramps, the bleeding, constant bleeding for weeks at a time. >> reporter: baldwin talked to doctor rocky argue take, a gynecologist with the center for health about a laparoscopic his toectomy, a less invasive procedure producing the same results. we have little tubes that go in the abdomen at various places and that's, and we put the camera, which is called the laparoscope and then all the instruments that we use

here to explain it fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. >> good morning.tchen: you are the constitution expert. i'm trying to wrap my head around it. >> the other day in interviewing congressman james clyburn, the number three ranking democrat on the house, on "brian and the judge" i asked congressman clyburn where in the constitution is there authority for the federal government to manage health care. and he said to me, there isn't anything in the constitution to justify most of what we do down here. gretchen: uh-oh. >> then he went on to make the argument, we basically just write the law that we think the people want and let the courts worry about whether or not they're constitutional. so the supreme court has done some really crazy things with the power of the congress to regulate interstate commerce. gretchen: so you broke it down with three specific examples of cases. can the government regulate intrastate agriculture? >> a farmer grows wheat in his backyard and his wife mills the wheat into flour and bakes bread. the wheat never leaves the farm farme

. >> reporter: but homeland security secretary janet napolitano, who oversees the coast guard, ordered a complete review and the coast guard stayed would look into conducting such a visible training mission while president obama was traveling back and forth across the river on the day of the 9/11 anniversary. >> this is very instructive for us and we are going to back through this. we are going to review our own protocols, our own procedures. >> happening in the boat tomyic. >> reporter: but the white house spokesperson says the reporting made matters worse. >> i do wish that some of the people that reported that incident might have taken a little bit of time to check and see whether what they were reporting was accurate. >> reporter: tonight, cnn said it would have been irresponsible not to have reported what it saw and heard, but this whole episode shows that eight years after the 9/11 attacks, washington is still a city on edge, brian. >> pete williams in washington for us to start us off tonight. pete, thanks. >>> and now to the day itself, eight years after the worst terrorist att

janet napolitano said they have approved $1 billion to aid cal jurisdictions. fairfax county is hosting a series of town hall meetings to ease concern about the swine flu. there was a meeting last night in mclean. there will be a meeting tonight in springfield. >>> elmo is held . to test -- is helping to teach children about the swine flu. >> always wash your hands. >> good advice. "sesame street" is teaming up on these campaigns and they have tips on how to avoid the h1n1 virus. elmo reaches a certain demographic that other places cannot reach. >>> 5:17 is your time. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> we will start off with lisa baden. >> i am thinking i am one of the demographic facts elmo is reaching. i once volunteered for a mcdonald's for a radius station. with a half to go through -- for a radio station. what they have to go through to wash their hands. heads up for mcdonald's. i digress. let's go to the traffic seen. 270 looks good here. 95 virginia northbound is the left side of the screen from springfield to get up from woodbridge a

janet napolitano made the announcement yesterday at the inner harbor.ditional $2illion will go toward swift water response dive teams and to improve fire protection. >> we have todeal with issues like terrorism. there are many bad guys out there. they would love to put together a bomb. >> we want everyone to be remaining vigilant about their surroundgs. report suspicious activities to local authorities. >> more than $300 million is being awarded nationwide. >>> now the latest in the race for virginia governor. a key endorsement for bob mcdonnell. the chamber of commerce is throwing their support behind the republican. they interviewed both candidates and say mcdonnell is more pro- business. >>> some d.c. residents are asking why the city is closing library hours and the same time building a new library. at least five other libraries are under construction. all neighborhood libraries are slated to close on sundays beginning octob 5 because of budget problems. >>> foreclosures hit the luxury market. >> 6:35. time to get our business headlines from with li

janet napolitano made the announcement yesterday at the inner harbor. an additional $2 million will go toward swift water response dive teams as well as to improve fire protection. >> we have to deal with issues like terrorism. there are many bad guys out there. it would love to put together a bomb. >> we do not want to live in a state of fear or arm. people should remain vigilant about their surroundings. >> homeland security is awardin more than $300 million in security grants nationwide. >>> a sex sting has netted 15 arrests. the man range in age from 15 to 66. they were caught by detectives posing as an girls i chat rooms. they include a cafeteria manager at an elementary school. >>> teenager is behind bars, accused of dealing drugs to high school students. he was caught tuesday after police found ecstasy and bags of marijuana in his car. he graduated from walter johnson high and was often seen hanging around the school. other teens arrest -- there were other teams around him when he was arrested, but they were not charged. >>> at least 2150 student

here to make sense of this judge andrew napolitano.n you are here to do the splaining on this whole thing. >> this requires a fair amount of splains. the bottom line is this. this is a public option in to which anybody can walk. you don't go through security. you don't have to make an appoint want. you don't have to sign. in they are talking about pimps and prostitutes and underage illegal immigrants. while they are having this conversation, people are walking in and out there. is a guy in the background his rarms covered with tattoos signatures on boongeghts he gets up, he detectives down, he walks in and walks out. is this an environment that you would expect your conversation was one covered in privacy? steve: you just described a very public place. >> so a jury will decide not if the woman from acorn thought the conversation was private but if a reasonable person in her place would expect privacy. if a reasonable person in that crazy environment that we are looking at in a split screen now would have expected privacy, they have a c

. >> it could lead to, without treatment, severe napolitano moneyya, this is why it is real important to come and see your veterinarian as soon as possible. >> we started antibiotics immediately. initially it was an injection. >> the dog flu, h 1 n 8 is spread the same way as h1n1 for humans. >> spread by phomytes. touching sha saliva. >> king shares tennis balls, statistic, you dogs, you know, they interact with each other. >> a vaccine is available for about $25. >> i do recommend it for dogs, who are in dog parks, boarding facilities. >> for king, two antibiotics and a little tlc got him back on his paws again. >> he is my best friend. >> in the house. cool. good boy. >> in downtown baltimore. kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> that is a cool looking dog on. so far area veterinarians and shelters have not reported major problems. >> they are monitoring the spread of the illness. >> definitely is a lot. my son's shoes are normally covered in it. >> one unique way of getting rid of the problem, our cover story later on fox 45 news at 10:00. >> no full-time jobs they are taken.

judge andrew napolitano has a serious problem with that and he is here next.t he doesn't have the flu. steve: first on this day in history in 1862 president abraham lincoln issued emancipation proclamation. the first issue of national geographic magazine was published in 19 8. number one song in 1985 money for nothing with dire straits. brian: wearing you out, steve. . . judge: him to declare an emergency. once he declares an emergency. he can authorize non-health care licensed personnel. read that to mean police to vaccinate people against their will. now can they force adults to take vaccination? no. they will incarcerate adults without a trial. without charges. without even a search warrant who refuse to be vaccinated. this is what the statute authorizes. it also authorizes the -- the statute also authorizes the police to remove children from adults, vaccinate them against the will of the child and the will of the parents. steve: this is so troubling on so many different levels. first of all you think wait a minute, they have got a great big list with every

>> judge napolitano says that absolutely they did. constitutionally, the supreme court says that kids can not be coerced into any religious ceremony, and if you're under 18, that coercion could be very nebulous, indeed. the school superintendent says that the school bus was allowed to be used for this trip. she did not see anything wrong with it creature was also a member of the church. a statement a short time ago said that breckinridge was there, and they are reviewing policies regarding trips. we asked her out right if she knew what was going on before it happened, but she refused to answer a question for us today. shepard: police are now combing the campus of yale university and searching for a now-missing medical student. here is her picture. she is said to have vanished just days before her own wedding. her last known whereabouts. we will get to them, and this picture that could hold a clue. that is coming up in 2.5 minutes. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial str

janet napolitano who used to be the governor, who was a democrat, and myself pushed against it becauseof the liberty concerns. we want to be careful about larger notion of protecting liberty and government. we thought there were too many dangers to civil liberties as well as cost problems. there have been adjustments made. real id when out the window and pass id has replaced it. we have as people to speak up. if there are other listeners who care about the civil liberty component and the privacy concerns that i think are warranted, make some noise. carolina. you are doing rover clubs and so forth. what about finding jobs for people? what are we doing about unemployment? >> the general, with its legislative goals, if you will, after labor day. we have three goals in terms of the legislative session. one is restructuring the budget. control board changes another. we need spending limits. we don't want to end up in the hole. the third is economic and development/jobs. we want to get input from a manufacturing concern who was trying to get a virtual town hall meeting on what ideas everybod

judge andrew napolitano says it is worse. it is unconstitutional.a little bit of a double standard. >> when you have as the department of health and human services say to an agency, with which it contracts, humana, through whom services are paid for, we do not like what you are saying. humana is a corporation. under hundreds of years of jurisprudence, they are persons, and therefore, they have amendment rights to speak. they have the right to express an opinion, whether the government agrees with it or not, on the president's proposal, and any effort by anyone in the government to suppress or intimidate or prevent political criticism of the government is unlawful and unconstitutional, period. neil: all right. you would not even mind if they were consistent on this. right? >> the whole purpose of the first amendment is to encourage open, wide, brought, robust debate about the government. that is largely what we do here at the fox news channel -- white, broad, robust debate -- wide, broad, robust debate. neil: there was this comment -- what do you mak

janet napolitano doesn't like our reporter because our reporter is the one who brought this to everyone's. you'll meet him here next. >>> and acorn shen nexposed. is it truly a criminal organization? despite charges of a main stream media blackout the facts are if you will dribbling to the public consciousness. announcer: "it looks like nothing else on the road right now," proclaims "gq" magazine. did you see that? the interior "positively oozes class," raves "car magazine." "slick and sensuous," boasts "the washington times." "the most striking vw in recent memory," declares-- okay, i get it already. i think we were in a car commercial. ♪ yeah ♪ yeah. >>> trouble is piling up for the left wing activist group acorn. a fifth video showing employees of acorn offering advice to independent film makers posing as a pimp and prostitute has been released as of today. that video shows a worker appearing to discuss plans to bring underage prostitutes across the mexican border to work in the united states in a whore house. >> reporter: the latest undercover video released by conservative activist j

homeland security chief janet napolitano was downtown to announce grant money. that money comes from the federal stimulus plan. $150 million goes toward port security. >> it is designed to help protect critical port infrastructure. to combat embo advices devices and mwd threats, and assist with the implementation of the transportation worker identification credential. >> $166 million used to build new fire stations or upgrade existing ones. $72 million will go toward improving tunnels and bridges. >> the democratic candidate for mayor of annapolis has dropped out of the race again. zenia pierre made the announcement today among controversy and questioning about financing. we have more on the story. melinda what's the latest? >> when she won the democrat primary she earned a shot at becoming the first african american female to serve as mayor. and then on friday a campaign representative said she was dropping out of the race. and overtime weekend she said it was a mistake and still in the running. today she officially called it quits. >> yes, i made those mistake

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swine flu is just one issue on the plate of janet napolitano. she is in new york to kick off national preparedness month. madam secretary, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i couldn't help notice during tom's piece when that student pulled out the mask from his pocket, his defense against swine flu. you said under your breath, that's not going to do a thing, which indicates people still airpo aren't sure how to protect themselves against this virus. >> well, the best thing we all can do are the very simple things, the washing of the hands, the coughing into the sleeve. we know that we're going to have a big influx of flu cases. and it's coming back to the northern hemisphere after circulating around the southern hemisphere. and we're going to, in all likelihood, have them before the vaccine is ready. so we're telling employers and others, have your absenteeism plans ready. know how you're going to continue business as usual. even as we work our way through the flu. >> because there could be many, many people who are not at work, and that

homeland security secretary janet napolitano met with tim kaine, adrian fenty and governor o'malley to talk prevention strategy. officials say when the cdc reases the first shipment of the swine flu vaccine, each state will get about 900,000 doses. we're joined by dr. ivan walks a member of the american swine flu advisory board. good to see you. >> good to see you. good morning. >> in a couple of hours you'll meet with governor o'malley. what should folks expect to come out of the high-profile meeting the last couple of days. >> i think folks should expect ongoing planning. what we saw over the last several months was a great response by our region here. we saw folks being very careful to coordinate local efforts with federal efforts. i think we saw that yesterday in the press conference. and i think we'll see more of that. >> we can plan all we want. but at some point we'll have to deal with the issue. does that come down to the vaccine. is that the best way to deal with this? >> no. i think the best way to deal with this is folks making sure their as healthy as possible, number two,

the mayor and maryland governor alley are meeting with homeland security secretary janet napolitano this afternoo they will discuss a coordinated response in case of a natural disaster, an act of terrorism or swine flu pandemic. >>> are you still in the dark about the virus. the fairfax county health department is hosting the first series of town halls on what to expect this flu season. tonight it starts at 7:00 at the drainsville district government center on balls hill road in mclean. >>> and alexandria has a backup plan in case of an outbreak. we talked about that that this morn with school superintendent martian and talked about new student led conferences. >> if you go to a school and sit down with a parent, one person is listening and that's the child. and so the child will sit with the parents and teacher and say this is what i've learned and this is what i can do better on this year. and they say stay home if you are sick and there say plan to replace staff as well. >>> a work to clear up remaining high school scheduling problems. most of the 8,000 students who began the new year

i'm talking about judge andrew napolitano. how can that be?are is made available must be made available to citizen and non-citizen alike, and under non-citizen to lawful citizen and illegal resident alike. in the state of california they recently enacted a proposition, a vote in november, a vote by the people, which sought to bar all social services to illegal aliens, and two federal courts threw it out, and the supreme court decided not to hear it, so it is clear that it is the law of the land. neil: but with a healthcare emergency, you're saying by extension of what he is talking about? >> if the federal government has a federal option that makes healthcare available to any american that wants it without having to pay it, directly, they want to pay for it through the taxes of others, they cannot restrict that only to citizens. when the president said last night this is not going to go to illegals and the crowd roared and the senator from south carolina said "you lied" he was right. the money if it becames available through this law will prov

the head of homeland -- >> napolitano. it's -- >> oh, yeah, like the pastry.'t have. >> oh, i will. its against the rules. >> so we're sitting there and chatting and ashton kutcher and demi moore are there. >> what? >> yeah, sitting with me at the table. all of a sudden i notice all the really famous people walking in a little late. and it's tom cruise and it's trudie and sting and i'm like, hey, guys, hey. so, you know, i note -- i know sting. you know, a little bit. >> pretty good, yeah. >> pretty good. i said, how you doing? because this is so exciting, it was so great to meet the president. i was like -- well, we haven't met him yet because he hasn't come out. he said no, at the cocktail party. i didn't make the cocktail party. >> oh, no. why would sting tell you that? >> he figured i was there. >> yeah. >> i mean, it must have been like quite a few people and we didn't make the cut. >> you have to write a letter to oprah or something. it's unacceptable. you were disappointed. >> yeah. i saw him, he was great, he's cute an adorable and michelle looked amaz

. >> jamie: i know that the govern has asked not only the homeland security secretary janet napolitano but also the help for this for more assistance at the border. what was the response? >> i'm not in a position to discuss the response. i can say that clearly the brave men, women of border patrol do not have sufficient resources to secure the texas-mexico border and as a result every community in texas has a threat whether it is crime or other issues that relate to the border. >> jamie: this could cost certainly in the millions but perhaps as much as a hundred million. is that something that texas can afford? >> it won't be hundred million. last session, they put $200 million in border security. that improves the strike teams and aviation in terms of helicopters with advanced capabilities. we have also deployed overtime for local officers and technology and also the type of equipment that sheriffs and local police officers need to be able to conduct intensive patrols along the border. >> jamie: it's my understanding that the violence has increased. it's spilling over more and more on