>>judge napolitano: yes and no.his legislation, prohibits money from going to planned parenthood and it does not prohibit the money going to other entities that provide medicals ofs for poor women that do not include abortions and even the government's argument says that if a federal government, not the state of indiana, says this money is "owed," it is not owed to planted parenthood but they think it is. so if the state of indiana wins this legislation, it will be the first time that planned parenthood had funding cut off by the federal government and the only state in which to do so. >>trace: but planned parenthood provides health care for 9,300 people in indiana, so, where is the disconnect there, judge? >>judge napolitano: the disconnect is that money is fungible and if you give some people to planned parenthood even if it promises to spend the money on pap smears harris county is freeing up money it would spend on pap smears to spend on abortion so you are in directly funding abortions and the other argument th

homeland secretary, janet napolitano, is mon those -- among those briefing president obama. she's at outside of the white house. >> as part of our planning for hurricane season, we've been focused on what we call the whole community approach. it's not just the federal government. it's not just fema. it's also state government. it's also local government. >> names associated with big

since last year, she became secretary napolitano., and security. it is the third largest cabinet of the department after the department of defense and veterans affairs. in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, the government created her apartment in one of the most sweeping review rear -- reorganizations. she is in charge of an organization with a mission ranging from the national reserve, and national borders, responding to threats. tonight she is here to discuss a topic different from the one she spoke about during her last visit. the ongoing evolution of tomcat -- homeland security efforts 10 years after the 9/11 attacks including lessons learned and the continuing effort to counter violent extremists and and preparing to respond to the ever evolving threats we face. she grew up in pittsburgh and albuquerque. she graduated as the first valedictorian. she received a j.d. from the university of virginia. before it entering public office, she served as a law clerk. she practiced law at a bar firm in phoenix. she was the first woman attorney

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captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> if you have missed any of secretary napolitano's speech, you can see it online at c- span.org. coming up in a couple of hours, a senate foreign relations committee hearing for ryan crocker to be ambassador. you can see that at 9:30 a.m. eastern. in a few moments, today's headlines and your calls live on "washington journal." then live at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the senate judiciary committee looks into the possibility of extending the current director of the fbi's term for an additional two years. in about 45 minutes, who will talk about next year's elections talk about next year's elections with steven

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que también podrán fortalecer la economía y fuerza laboral de este país, también acudirán jane napolitano de justicia determino ko autoridades de california no pueden im be dir que menores de edad compren o alquilen videos con contenido de juegos violentos, algunos están preocupados desde washington dc, fernando pizarro nos scomblik. >>> la cora te suprema decidió que snoe puede prohibir la venta o arriendo de videos juegos violentos a menores de 18 años porque se viola la libre expresión se considera in constitucional una ley aprobada hace>>> años en california, la industria de un video juego, indicando que era una confirmación que la libre expresión aplica a juegos de video y otros formas de expresión como libros, películas y música, otros criticaron esta decisión porque dicen que hay evidencia del efecto nociva en los niños de sfos juegos. >>> piensen en la violencia en las escuelas, de un joven contra otro, todo esto es este tipo de juego, es muy peligroso, y como madre w yo sé yo he visto el efecto en los niños, pero también como sicóloga que he estudiado esto por 40>>> años sabemos

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homeland secretary, janet napolitano, is mon those -- among those briefing president obama.she's at outside of the white house. >> as part of our planning for hurricane season, we've been focused on what we call the whole community approach. it's not just the federal government. it's not just fema. it's also state government. it's also local government. >> names associated with big hurricanes, like katrina, have been retired. at the top of this year's hurricane list is arlene the list continues with brett, cindy and 18 others. >>> we're still holding onto a winter-like weather pattern with off-and-on showers for today. get ready for the weekend forecast. we're talking about more significant rainfall. you can see the coverage out there. not a lot of green to show you but we do have some intense cells. right around the milpitas area, around 237, jacklin road and also at warm springs boulevard. you can see the live doppler sweep showing you some intense activity here. could be tracking a storm close to 880. i'm gonna move the maps up to the north and show you more activity in p

aquÍ hay un choque, porque napolitano dice que no tienen la opciÓn de no participar y estos gobernadoresamos viendo es esto: seguimos viendo la deportaciÓn que no se apega a las metas expresadas por el departamento de seguridad nacional, que segÚn se estÁn enfocando en los criminales mÁs peligrosos; nosotros tampoco queremos a esos criminales peligrosos. >>los que menos los quieren son los otros. >>exactamente. >>porque estÁn en nuestra comunidad, abusando de... >>y abusan de los mÁs vulnerables. ¿quiÉnes son los mÁs vulnerables? las personas indocumentadas. el problema es que en la aplicaciÓn, en el ejecutar el programa se estÁn llevando a mucha gente por delante y eso es lo que se estÁ protestando, entonces creo que estÁ aumentando el empuje para decir: paren ese avance, que es una expansiÓn grandÍsima y acelerada hasta que puedan asegurar que el programa estÁ haciendo lo que debe hacer. >>eso lo pide el congresista luis gutiÉrrez y un grupo de representantes y tambiÉn de lÍderes comunitarios, pero bueno, hasta ahora, y tÚ lo sabes igual que yo, la casa blanca tiene una polÍtica que es

secretary napolitano consistently pushes for repeal of real i.d. instead of compliance. most recently during a march 9, 2011 senate judiciary hearing she urged congress to take a fresh look at legislation that would actually repeal the real i.d. act. states are making progress on real i.d. in fact, as of march 29, 2011, maryland, tennessee, connecticut, south dakota, and delaware have submitted full compliance certification packages to d.h.s. 23 other states are compliant and/or issuing compliant documents. four additional states have enhanced driver's license programs comparable to real i.d. guidelines. for these reasons, congressional support, including funding, is critical to real i.d. implementation. i am concerned that h.r. 2017's grant reform initiative may give the impression that congress no longer supports real i.d. funding, so i ask the gentleman from alabama, how do you respond to that concern? >> mr. chairman, i thank the gentleman for yielding back. mr. aderholt: i strongly support the real i.d. implementation. real i.d. is the law. the department has an obl

acudieron el senador richard durbin autor del proyecto la secretaria de seguridad nacional jane napolitanoision. gracias salvador una propuesta de ley desató polémica en san francisco un comité recomienda prohibir la venta de algunos animales el motivo prevenir la kraul dado a unni crueldad animal, sin embargo, sí para el consumo humano. >>> bueno como lo adelantó jackie ola de calor que causa estragos. listas para conectar con e el tema. >>> sí, afectando nuestra salud, pero quiero mostrar, que el calor fue tan intenso en algunas partes de texas que afectó a los viajeros porque las autoridades querían evitar cualquier percances. y bueno todos somos víctimas de estas altas temperatura, tenemos aviso de alta temperatura condiciones peligran sigrosas e para para ahote del estado, en porciones de las carolinas las temperatura se sintió en los 3 dígitos esto es un poon raanora local, en nuevo méxico 46°, esto persiste el resto de la semana, los lluvias se apoderan de todo el sureste por aquí las condiciones severas des el este de colorado al norte de texas, littlittle rock, missisippicaro cond

. >> janet napolitano habÍa dicho que iba a hacer Únicamente temporal pero, ¿aymarÁ hay una contradicciÓnÓn que se va hacer para ver como se estÁ incrementando, lo va a ser en agosto. >> ahora vamos a comentar sobre los programas que han pasado, las iniciativas que tienen que ver con el estado de alabama y georgia. tiene puntos importante que va a afectar, permite a la policÍa actuar, tambiÉn el ocultar albergar proteger a un inmigrante indocumentado o ayudarÁ un migrante documentado requiere que todos los empleadores participen del programa, para ustedes, ¿es congruente lo que estÁ pasando en georgia? >> los estados estÁn ampliando porque gobierno federal ha fracasado, los estados tienen que actuar porque quieren aplicar la ley, la constituciÓn permite que estados puedan aplicar la ley respecto a esto. tenemos que tomar en cuenta que muchos estados estÁ pasando por un dÉficit de presupuesto y tienen que absorberÁ los indocumentados y por eso estamos viendo que todos tienen que reaccionar, no es lo ideal, pero estamos de acuerdo que los estados haciendo lo que piensan que es apropiado. >>

next on the rundown, a guy who really knows the law, judge napolitano, at least he says he does.i. not only kills fleas and tick it repels most ticks before they can attach and snk on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii. so i've got to take care of my heart. for me cheerios is a good place to start. [ male anuncer ] to keep doing what you love, take re of your heart with cheerios. the whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. love your heart so yo can do wh you love. >> good to be back. i'm so -- i didn't shut my phone off. i'm getting a tweet -- oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. it's from congressman anthony weiner. look at that. oh, my gosh. >> and i'm on after that! thank goodness the judge is here to laugh with me. anyway, congressman anthony weiner no laughing matter confesses to tweeting lewd photos of himself on line but says he didn't really do anything constitutionally wrong. >> i lied because i was ashamed of what i had done and didn'

lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth by the political right and what happened was that secretary napolitano the d.h.s.s. secretary defended the report for a few days and then basically completely backtracked it was a bad report it had gone through it had up and got through the authorized channels and been approved you know it was essentially a rogue document that had been released and should repudiate it and she actually made a big apology to the american legion and in my own view you know what really occurred was that the department simply was frightened off by the criticism of the baseless criticism of the political light and ultimately what occurred in this we just put out a very explosive q. and a with a former top domestic terrorism or not is not mcmaster terrorism analyst at p.h.s. a man named daryl johnson who said what happened was the department essentially info his team of six analysts is now a single person they have as you said not put out a single substantive report since april two thousand and nine. and you know after tara went public with these comments you know he's gotten d

pero ayer se apoyÓ esto, gracias a la casa blanca, la misma fe que le dijo la secretaria napolitano,apela. >>> hay un tema interesante que tiene que ver con las licencias de conducir, siempre es difÍcil conseguir este documento que les permite manejar un automÓvil, estamos viendo que ahora la gobernadora de nueva mÉxico quiere establecer medidas mÁs estrictas para emitir licencias de conducir a los inmigrantes ¿quÉ significa esto y va de la mano con un caso que tenemos a continuaciÓn >>> es malo poncho porque la gente maneja sin licencia? e eso sÍ si no van hacer algo mÁs con las di cenizas no les darÁn dinero, no podemos cortar a las personas con la misma tijera, debe haber una licencia temporal, en este momento quedan 2 estados para obtener licencia >>> este tema va de la mano con nuestro caso, vamos con vanessa medina, tienes un caso que te re kooir recuerda al abogado mario lobos >>> buenos bydÍas mi pregunta e le explico, entrÉ ilegal hace 13 aÑos, mi esposo hace 18 aÑos, mi hijo mÁs chico tiene problemas especiales sÍndrome de down, problemas con el corazÓn, labio la po h reuni

i appreciate secretary napolitano and her leadership on this. she and i talked about this and i know she's knows i'm concerned. if you can get this done as quickly as possible, i think you'll do nothing but be a good thing for the country. but they asked a few more questions. mr. bersin, let me start with you on the current status today at the new hires receiving polygraphs, my understanding is is your not at 100% on the new hires. what percentage are you and when we get to 100% click >> in fiscal year letting we have polygraphs 22% of the applicants. and what we've done, we currently are implementing a business plan that would move us from 35 calligraphers and 10 cbp said we can meet the january 2013 requirement set forth set forth in the act. we have solicited help from other federal agents seized in terms of providing polygraphs calligraphers and i'm pleased to report that as expected, federal law enforcement community has reacted by creating 20 additional calligraphers so we can wrap a consistent with the business plan was outlined. >> with

i appreciate secretary napolitano and her leadership on this. i know she is concerned and she knows i am concern. we need to get this done as quickly as possible. it will do nothing but be a good thing for the country. let me ask a few more questions. mr. bersin, let me start with you. on the current status of the new hires receiving polygraphs. my understanding is that you are not yet at 100% on the new hires. when will you get to 100%? >> we have polygraphed 22% of the applicants. we are currently implementing a business plan that would move us from 35 polygrapher to 52 so that we can meet the january 13 requirements set forth in the anti-corruption act. we have solicited help from other federal agencies in terms of providing polygraphers to us. i am pleased to report to you that the federal law enforcement community has reacted by providing 20 additional polygraphers so that we can ramp up consistent with the business plan. >> with that help you with the backlog, or would you retain those permanently? >> that would help us deal until we build

i spoke to judge napolitano and he said likely to be at least a year before it gets to trial. and there will be ongoing conversations about a plea deal. he could be interested in one for obvious reasons but, also, according to the judge, prosecutors could be interested because the judge says this is a very difficult case to prove, and they have brought up some unique charges here and, therefore, they may be looking for a plea deal, as well. so watch this case, that is the bottom line. >>shepard: thank you, jonathan. not too late to join in the conversation at foxnews.com/shep. click on "on the hunt," on the right side of the page. updating the information just in at the top of the hour, tiger woods, he will not play in the u.s. open this year. he announced injuries to his left knee are bad enough he decided to skip the u.s. open. for the first time since he just graduated from high school in 1994. "i'm extremely disappointed i won't be playing in the u.s. open but it is time to listen to the doctors and folks on the future." someone wrote "i was hopeful i could play but if i d

prosecutors might want it, according to legal experts like our own judge napolitano because it's a difficult to prove guilt. i don't know edwards, of course, will want to avoid jail. that's why he might be interested in a plea deal. prosecutors also say if there is any deal, they there has to be jail time. that's the sticking point, shep. >> shepard: jonathan hunt with us. thank you. torrential rains triggering floods killed more than 20 people and left dozens more missing. that tops our news around the world in 80 seconds. china, officials say that flooding has knocked over nearly 800 husbands and damaged -- houses and damaging others. worst drought in decades. soldiers out in force trying to find missing people and clean up the mess. russia. crews battling multiple wildfires across the country. the emergency ministry reports the worst of them are siberia. a statement from that department's web site indicates more than a million and a half acres are up in flames. can you see the helicopter crew took a camera up with them and recorded a water drop. no reports of any deaths. mexico. police su

. >>, and security secretary janet napolitano on u.s.ecurity nearly 10 years after the 9/11 attacks. washington journalists live the 7:00 eastern with segments on the selection and food safety. >> a couple of hearings to tell you about. the senate judiciary committee looks into the possibility of extending robert mueller's term an additional two years. a hearing for ryan crocker on c- span 3. >> now, janet napolitano on u.s. security 10 years after the september 11 attacks. she was at the new york university law school for about an hour. >> agreed to be back at nyu. to talk about where we stand and some of the issues confronting homeland's security now 10 years after the attack of 9/11. thank you for that introduction. thank you, michael, for allowing me to come back. me to come back.

. >> janet napolitano talks about the security efforts following the recent killing of osama bin laden. she looks for to the 10-year anniversary of september 11. >> think you for allowing me to come back -- think you'll from hank youme back -- t hank o all for allow me to come back. i have been speaking about homeland security because it is a new went ever-evolving field, and one that as the dean mentioned, covers a range of topics. she looked at the departure of homeland security, as it was created by the congress after the attacks of 9/11, its responsibilities range from counterterrorism to securing our borders, meaning air, land, and say, immigration -- air, land, to cyber security, which is a fast-growing area more and more important each day, to disaster response and recovery. whenever the source of the disaster is -- a terrorist attack, another man cause a disaster, or mother nature. so for example, right now, we are responding to federal declared disasters in 28 different states in a remarkable and fortunate record -- unfortunate record-setting spring for tenants -- tornadoes an

distinguished members of the subcommittee, on behalf of secretary napolitano i would like to thank you for the opportunity to discuss efforts in support of the dhs intelligence enterprise. i offer a unique perspective because i have had the honor of serving in a leadership role in both i.n.a. and i.c.e. we do this to intelligence production and that through law enforcement investigations focusing on terrorism, human smuggling, humans factoring, financial crime, weapons proliferation, drug-smuggling, and other activities. we had the most extensive investigative authority. we a people assigned in over 200 u.s. cities and in 48 countries around the world. ice is a vital contributor to the intelligence enterprise and a voracious consumer of its products and services. the ice intelligence program is structured along three major lines. we have field based intelligence teams that support our field offices directly. we also have intelligence liaisons' which we have placed with enter agency partners in the intelligence community. this combined approach allows us to have people who will help ser

napolitano: and other state and local are cooperating to develop a hit occasion strategy for terrorist use of prisons for radicalization and recruitment. the reality of the radicalization threat was demonstrated last month when michael fenton from illinois state prison pleaded guilty to attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction. he was planning to assassinate aaron shock and destroy the federal court house in springfield, illinois. and he was -- another is scheduled to be sentenced for his leading role in the conspiracy to attack troop transports in new york and to attack a synagogue and jewish community center in new york city. they are not alone. today we'll hear about kevin james, a radicalized former member that formed a jihadi group and hatched a terror plot from behind bars at california's fulsome prison. spreading from the prison to a local mosque and resulting in a plot to a task a u.s. military recruiting center and a jewish temple. padilla, known as the dirty bomber plotter, on the inside, he made a fellow inmate who led him to a radical mosque. he moved to the middle eas

if it is me, how what bair janet napolitano and get someone running homeland security that understands that job is to protect american citizens and not those that are here illegally. and i think we need awful lot of the federal reserve. one in know where my money is going to they need to enhance transparency to the gao appeared we have to stop the dumbing down of america and give back to the values and principles that made this country great. we need to get the teaching of the constitution, the american flag, and the pledge of allegiance back in our schools. [applause] and we have to stop this political correctness and coddling of islamic terrorists. these radicals want to kill a senate cannot be tolerated. we have got to stop this infiltration into our textbooks and our schools. if we can allow islamic banks were courts into our country. and we must fully support israel as the only democracy and allied that we have in the middle east. if it is me, i would never issue per met for a mosque stained with the blood of american citizens in a terrorist attack. finally on this, we must secure

would fired jett and potano and get someone in homeland security that understands -- fire janet napolitano. i want to know where my money is going and they need to have transparency to the gao. we have to stop this dumbing down of america and get back to the values and principles that made this country great. we need the pride of american history, the teaching of the constitution, the american flag, and the pledge of allegiance back in our schools. and we have to stop this political correctness and cobbling of islamic terrorists. they want to kill senate cannot be tolerated. we can allow islamic banks or courts in our country. and we must fully support israel as the only democracy and ally we have in the middle east. if it is me, i would never issued a building permit for a moscow on sega america -- for a on sacred american soil. finally, we must secure borders and no more lip service. i work in u.s. special operations command in the war on terror and we did the money laundering and drug trafficking. it all goes together. we have everything coming through our borders. we have to stop rewar

i would fire janet napolitano and get someone running homeland security that understands that that jobct american citizens, and not those who are hill illegally. we need a full audit of the federal reserve. they need to add transparency to the gao. we have to get back to the values and principles that made this country great. we need to get the pride of american history, the teaching of the constitution, the american flag, and the pledge of allegiance back in our schools. [cheers and applause] we have to stop this political correctness and coddling of islamic terrorists. these radicals want to kill us, and it cannot be tolerated. we cannot allow islamic banks or courts in our country, and we must fully support israel as the only democracy and ally we have in the middle east. i would never issue of building permit for a mosque on sacred american soil, stained with the blood of innocent citizens by a terrorist attack. [applause] we must secure our borders, and no more live service. i worked in u.s. special operations command on terror. we have everything coming through this border, not j

- in davis and macomish, in a petitioner's summary, they begin with a great anecdote when janet napolitano was running for governor. she pulled her upon the side and she thanked him for his fund- raising efforts. he had it fundraiser that raised $750,000. she got $750,000 in response. she said, i am quite certain that i am the only democratic governor in the country that george bush held a fund-raiser for. just as kagan said, it seemed like the system promotes more speech all-around. that is a core problem in campaign finance. the justices cannot agree on the basic premise of the doctrine, no balancing test, no choice about the level of scrutiny that will bring agreement. whatever the results in this case, the doctrine will remain highly unstable going forward. this is not doctrine moving toward consensus, but a death match between two competing points of view. i am tempted to quote harry potter -- neither can live more either survive. some of you remember there are other -- there is another finance case called citizens united. the press has an entirely missed the significance of that case

janet napolitano and other state and local anti-terror partners are quote collaborating to develop a mitigation strategy for terrorist use of prisons for radicalization and recruitment. the reality of the radicalization threat emanate from our prisons was demonstrated again last month when michael fenton was radicalized in an illinois state prison pleaded guilty in illinois to attempt the juice of a weapon of mass destruction. since he was planning to assassinate our collie, represented aaron shot, and destroy the federal courthouse an office building in springfield, illinois. tomorrow in new york, one was radicalized in a new prison, scheduled to be sentenced was leading role in a conspiracy to attack troops transports at an air national guard base in new york, newburgh, new york and to attack a synagogue and jewish community center in new york city. today will hear about kevin james, a radicalized form performed a hobby group called gis and hatched a terror plot behind bars in california's folsom prison. it was operational. spreading from the prison to local mosque resulting in a p

so in the petitioner summer they begin with a great anecdote by janet napolitano. at a debate, she pulled her opponent aside. she was being publicly funded he was privately funded and she thanked him for his fund raising efforts. he had a fund raiser that raised $750,000, and she got $750,000 in response. napolitano said to him, i am quite certain i am the only democratic gove snore in the country for whom george bush held a fund raiser. the other side meanwhile finds it very, very hard to figure out why public finance systems that impose no constraints are remotely troubling. just as kagen said it seemed like the system promotes more speech all around and that is the core problem in campaign finance. if they cannot agree on the basic premise of the doctrine, no balancing test, no factual record, no choice about the level of scrutiny is going to bring agreement. whatever the results in this case we should expect the doctrine to remain highly unstable going forward because this is about moving toward consensus, it's a death match between two competing views. and for

i think it's good, secretary napolitano and chief o'connor and i had a meeting with secretary lahood last month i guess it was to talk about some of the issues involving, particularly passenger rail i think there's a lot of things we're doing well, well. i think we could probably streamline and leverage some of those relationships into a more effective way so that's something i'm interested in looking at. basically to get the best return on our u.s. taxpayers investment in freight and passenger rail security. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thanks. senator wicker. >> thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, thank you for your service and for your testimony. let me ask you about the incident that happened yesterday. here in the washington area. and i would reference a story in the "washington post," been on the television and radio also in the last 24 hours, a 51 year-old woman is being held at an undisclosed mental health facility after she allegedly made bomb threats on the red line train monday morning the passengers fled the train to some evacuated on the track bed according

two years ago secretary janet napolitano has to work with state and local fusions center is were a lot of genesis comes from with boots on the ground. i am from minnesota. because of an alert pilot giving instructions to a guy who wanted to take off in a 747, being able to fly the plane, critical information could have followed up the chain of command. would you please update us on that progress? >> we have made a great deal of progress building a network of national fusions said it is that shares information uppers with financial intelligence and law enforcement community and with each other which is an important aspect of this. what we are trying to do is leading the efforts of the department that include expectations to provide information, training, anything to help the fusions and this achieve the ability to analyze their own information, report on it and understand what information is valuable to others so it can be effectively shared. we haven't, the officers in the fusions sanders. they are compounded representation that many of them provide training courses in writing, protect

the obama administration has been working with you to address this issue and it note secretary napolitanos setting up a task force to look into radicalization in prisons. so it's a real issue. it's amazing we can talk about gang activity in prisons but it seems to be off limits to talk about radicalization within the prisons when it comes to the muslim community. i'm reminded as i look around this committee room, and i invite all the guest today to look at the pictures on the wall. remember that we are fighting as a nation and ideology that really seeks to overthrow us as a nation, that attacks the freedoms we have here in this country. and so, and with that i'll get into my line of questioning here. the 9/11 commission report recommended the u.s. government's efforts to communicate be as strong as they were in combating closed societies during the cold war. ronald reagan once said the ultimate determinant in the struggle now going on for the world will not be bombs or rockets but a test of wills and ideas. a trial of spiritual resolve, the values we hold, the police we cherish and the id

napolitano of california for today and friday, june 24. and mr. rangel of new york for today. the chair: without objection, the requests are granted. -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection the requests are granted. the chair will now entertain one-minute requests. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, our nation's medical liability system is broken. it's put limits on patients' access to health care and it's increased cost. but since 2003, my home state of texas has been a leader on medical liability reform. as a result of tort reform from 2003 to 2009, texas has seen an increase of roughly 60% in new physician license applications and since 2003, texas has had 21,640, let me say that again, 21,640 new physicians licensed. that means more doctors to treat patients, especially in rural areas with limited access to health care. mr. olson: all major physician insurers have cut rates, giving texas doctors affordable premiums, al

secretary napolitano said the homeland security begins in the homeland. this protects the hometown by allowing first responders and emergency officials to practice coordinating response scenarios against across jurisdictional lines. until recently, they supported these activities in 64 communities, including my own. judged by the department of homeland security to be vulnerable to terrorist attack. that was until we decimated the program by cutting 20% of its funding in the continuing resolution. rather than allow all communities to suffer cuts proportionately, the department made matters worse by deciding to eliminate half of the 64 communities from the program, including all communities, all four communities in upstate new york. let us not make the third mistake this year by limiting participation that important program to even fewer urban areas. mr. chairman, my community of western new york includes four bridge crossings, the larblingest electricity producers in new york state and the homegrown al qaeda terrorist cell. it sits along two great lakes wh

evil democrat media complex did was accused them of being racist, sexist, homophobic, and janet napolitano of -- no crotch shot, madam secretary -- she said that this was a potentially violent group. i said it now. i stood by them and the mainstream media has waged a jihad against the tea party. there would not have been a 2010 election without the -- without we the people standing up and saying enough is enough. [applause] that outside of the beltway spirit is what has helped save the republican party, it has saved the conservative movement, and i am demanding that you join this movement in order to change it, to make it more representative of the whole of the american people. these people love you, they loved israel. this is the american people. do not allow the mainstream media to destroy that which is good about the american experience. these people deserve your support. please join the tea party movement. [applause] and this is not an endorsement of former gov. sarah palin. but i remember the first time i caught wind of this gal, this heroic, heroic governor to have an 88% approval ra

- in davis and macomish, in a petitioner's summary, they begin with a great anecdote when janet napolitano was running for governor. she pulled her upon the side and she thanked him for his fund- raising efforts. he had it fundraiser that raised $750,000. she got $750,000 in response. she said, i am quite certain that i am the only democratic governor in the country that george bush held a fund-raiser for. just as kagan said, it seemed like the system promotes more speech all-around. that is a core problem in campaign finance. the justices cannot agree on the basic premise of the doctrine, no balancing test, no choice about the level of scrutiny that will bring agreement. whatever the results in this case, the doctrine will remain highly unstable going forward. this is not doctrine moving toward consensus, but a death match between two competing points of view. i am tempted to quote harry potter -- neither can live more either survive. some of you remember there are other -- there is another finance case called citizens united. the press has an entirely missed the significance of that case

i think it's good secateurs napolitano and chief o'connor and by had a meeting with secretary lahood last month i guess it was to talk about some of the issues involving particularly passenger rail. i think there's a lot of things we're doing well. i think that we could probably streamline and leverage some of the relationships in a more effective way so that something interested in looking at basically to get the best return on our u.s. taxpayers investments in freight and passenger rail security. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thanks. senator wicker? >> thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, thank you for your service and your testimony. let me ask about the incident that happened yesterday. here in the washington area, and by what reference a story in "the washington post." i've been on the television and radio also in the last 24 hours a 52 year old woman is being held at an undisclosed mental health facility after she allegedly made bomb threats on the red line train monday morning passengers fled the train and some evacuate on the bed according to the witnesses. the sta

- in davis and macomish, in a petitioner's summary, they begin with a great anecdote when janet napolitano was running for governor. she pulled her upon the side and she thanked him for his fund- raising efforts. he had it fundraiser that raised $750,000. she got $750,000 in response. she said, i am quite certain that i am the only democratic governor in the country tt george bush held a fund-raiser for. just as kagan said, it seemed like the system promotes more speech all-around. that is a core problem in campaign finance. the justices cannot agree on the basic premise of the doctrine, no balancing test, no choice about the level of scrutiny that will bring agreement. whatever the results in this case, the doctrine will remain highly unstable going forward. this is not doctrine moving toward consensus, but a death match between two competing points of view. i am tempted to quote harry potter -- neither can live more either survive. some of you remembethere are other -- there is another finance case called citizens united. the press has an entirely missed the significance of that case. in

>> well, i have to say to you, i accept that because the 31,000 wells i actually got from janet napolitanohose two guys were there. >> thank you, governor. the gentleman from virginia, mr. connelly. and by the way, i didn't have to look up what chutzpah was in your opening statement. but it was interesting to see using imported words. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. where i come from, chutzpah is a very common word. and i want to welcome governor haley barbour to this committee. and just speaking for myself, i regret very much you're not running for president. i think you would have added a good political sense and humor so we're sorry we're not going to see your candidacy. >> thank you very much, congressman. that's very gracious. >> and thank you for your service. governor, i was listening to your explaining with congressman burton and explaining about the negative media attention as somebody who ran a very large county with 1.1 million people i can sympathize but on the other hand, was it the bad media that caused a hit to the mississippi economy or was it the devastation of the

. >> i have to say that i accepted that because of the 31,000 whales i got from janet napolitano so i accept people in authority's statement in fact. your opening statement. but it was interesting to see using imported words. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. where i come from, chutzpah is a very common word. and i want to welcome governor haley barbour to this committee. and just speaking for myself, i regret very much you're not running for president. i think you would have added a good political sense and humor so we're sorry we're not going to see your candidacy. >> thank you very much, congressman. that's very gracious. >> and thank you for your service. governor, i was listening to your explaining with congressman burton and explaining about the negative media attention as somebody who ran a very large county with 1.1 million people i can sympathize but on the other hand, was it the bad media that caused a hit to the mississippi economy or was it the devastation of the oil spill itself? >> congressman, we didn't have devastation. i mean, the problem was the news media took

the department of homeland security announced the 63 janet napolitano and other state and local partners are, quote, collaborating to develop a mitigation strategy for terrorist use of prisons for radicalization and recruitment. the reality of the radicalization threat emanating from the presence was demonstrated again last month when michael was radicalized in the illinois state prison, pleaded guilty in illinois for attention use of a weapon of mass destruction. sent to is planning to assess the colleague and destroy the federal courthouse and office building in springfield, illinois. and tomorrow in new york the committee was radicalized in the present sentenced to be set -- scheduled to be sentenced for his role in the conspiracy to attack troop transports at the air national guard base and new york and to attack a synagogue and jewish community center in new york city. they are not alone. today we will hear a lot kevin james, a radicalized former nation of islam followers who perform the jihadi group called ais and launched a plot from behind bars in california's present to be the w

i also want to thank homeland security secretary janet napolitano, h.u.t. secretary shawn donovan and tom vilsack and s.b.a. administrator karen mills for traveling to my district days later. as a result of the april tornados, 67 lives were lost in my district alone and in the state of alabama, 238 people lost their lives. i want to extend my deepest condolences to those who lost their loved ones. i want to thank all the first responders who were on the scene to help so many of the victims. i also want to thank the volunteers who continue to work tirelessly to restore the lives of families who lost all that they had. the destruction and loss of lives has been absolutely heartbreaking. but out of this tragedy, we will triumph. we will recover, rebuild, and restore our communities. we will be better and stronger than before. i am inspired every day by the resilience take my district in the state of alabama and the people have shown. neighbor helping neighbor. the response by the state and local government has been tremendous. i want to thank governor bentley

at the time, homeland security secretary janet napolitano said that immigration policy balances strong enforcement practices with common sense solutions. after a request by advocates on a moratorium -- [unintelligible] similar to the 2009 moratorium, you said the president can i just -- cannot just wave a wand and change the law. can you explain the difference? >> the president cannot just wave a wand and change the law. that was in response to a broader set of issues that people are asking for now, the president has called for comprehensive immigration reform for a reason, because he thinks we need to move in a comprehensive way to get there, and that a comprehensive approach as in the past enjoyed bipartisan support and he believes that if we talk about it in the right way and push for a, and folks in the country push for it, we can return to a situation where they can be and bipartisan support for it in the future. thanks, guys. >> the white house likely keeping an eye on the vote in the senate, but because it could impact the 2010 financial regulatory bill. it would have a delayed

>> well, i have to say to you, i accept that because the 31,000 wells i actually got from janet napolitano and i accept that those two guys were there. >> thank you, governor. the gentleman from virginia, mr. connelly. and by the way, i didn't have to look up what chutzpah was in your opening statement. but it was interesting to see using imported words. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. where i come from, chutzpah is a very common word. and i want to welcome governor haley barbour to this committee. and just speaking for myself, i regret very much you're not running for president. i think you would have added a good political sense and humor so we're sorry we're not going to see your candidacy. >> thank you very much, congressman. that's very gracious. >> and thank you for your service. governor, i was listening to your explaining with congressman burton and explaining about the negative media attention as somebody who ran a very large county with 1.1 million people i can sympathize but on the other hand, was it the bad media that caused a hit to the mississippi economy or was it the

distinguished members of the subcommittee, on behalf of secretary napolitano i would like to thank you for the opportunity to discuss efforts in support of the dhs intelligence enterprise. i offer a unique perspective but because i have had the honor of serving in a leadership role in both i.n.a. and i.c.e. we do this to intelligence production and that through law enforcement investigations focusing on terrorism, human smuggling, humans factoring, financial crime, weapons proliferation, drug-smuggling, and other activities. we had the most extensive investigative authority. we a people assigned in over 200 u.s. cities and in 48 countries around the world. ice is a vital contributor to the intelligence enterprise and a voracious consumer of its products and services. the ice intelligence program is structured along three major lines. we have field based intelligence teams that support our field offices directly. we also have intelligence liaisons' which we have placed with enter agency partners in the intelligence community. this combined approach allows us to have people who will help

i spoke with secretary napolitano shortly after this disaster insignificance that the federal government do what we did in katrina and reimburse taxpayers for their expenses at the 100% level. we've gone from 75% to 90% owe only 10% more, and i'll be happy with that number. 75% was the first number discussed but we're at 90% now. the federal government needs to do this. local utility companies need to get the same kind of assistance others have had in similar disasters. in all cases, mr. president, the first responders were people's neighbors, their neighbors will still be there six months later when people are still struggling, but with thanks to everyone who has helped helped,ppreciation for the federal employees who have been there, and absolute insistence that we do everything we need to do to treat this disaster as it needs to be treated because it truly is a disaster, and i'll be working with everything we can find to make this situation a challenge that the community can meet, and i would yield my time. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. reed: mr. president,