tambiÉn con la secretaria napolitano.ecer asistencia, adicional a los salvadoreÑos que estÁn en estados unidos. y que no tienen tps. o estatus de protecciÓn temporal. . pero que fueron afectados por las inclemencias del clima el aÑo pasado. >>> estudiar cada caso, para poder ofrecer alguna posibilidad >>> horas antes napolitano visitÓ guagagu guatemala para d penalizar el consumo de drogas los estados unidos, no considera viable el tema de la penalizaciÓn. no considera que es la mejor manera de combatir al narcotrÁfico. >>> nosotros vamos a seguir en esta lucha con mucha cola vid ruido y firmeza. en el paÍs centroamericano. dijo que estados unidos estudia la posibilidad de otorgar un tps, a los miles de guatemaltecos indocumentados, en la uniÓn americana. janet napolitano siguiÓ su gira por costa rica y panamÁ, dejÓ expectativas des muestra que la regiÓn tiene mucha importancia para los estados unidos. en materia de seguridad. en san salvador, el salvador. samuel arias, telemundo. >>> con eso otra breve pausa al regresar.

napolitano: mr. chairman, i'd like to introduce into the record a listing of local officials, newspapers, 18 water district, local government, 103 environmentalists, the list goes on, for the record. the chair: the gentlelady's request will be covered under general leave. mrs. napolitano: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask my colleagues on both sides what this bill will do. i now yield the time to mr. garamendi for closing. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. garamendi: i thank you, mr. speaker. if you know california water you know that we can get pretty wound up about it, and the solution for california water is not to be found in this particular piece of legislation. the facts are difficult things to deal with but they are facts. there has been no man-made drought. there was a very real drought. in response to that there were restrictions on the pumping. the principal advocates of this bill have the shortest straw. they came lost in line, and therefore, they're not first. they a

you said you didn't have any interaction with janet napolitano about fast and furious. my question is about secretary clinton. what sort of interaction did you have at the state department? >> he with had low levels at the state department. i have not interacted with secretary clinton with regard to fast and furious. >> i was questioning whether or not you actually had interaction and words fast and furious came up. you said, and i quote, you have to understand something about the way washington works. explain that to me and the interaction that your department or agency has had with the state department. >> one of the things i was saying or trying to say and i got cut off was that when people know that i'm going to be the subject of these kinds of hearing and six times and all that, nobody necessarily wants to get involved in these kinds of things or get dragged into it and then have some interaction conversation that i have with them be made more than it is. and i understand when people don't necessarily want to talk to me about fast and furious knowing that at lower

>>judge napolitano: it is serious. the congress cannot do this alone and congressman issa cannot do it alone but if the attorney general are refusing to comply with a lawfully issued subpoena congress can go to a federal district court judge in washington, dc, and ask the judge, to hold the attorney general in in contempt of congress. if that happens that i a dramatic event which could result in his incarceration. it has never happened. the people who refuse to comply with subpoenas can be incarcerated until they decide to comply. the best way for attorney general holder to address this is not to stonewall the congress. to he thinks there are documents to which the congress is not entitled he knows he can ve before another federal judge and have that judge look at the documents and decide whether or not congress is entitled to them but irritating congressman issa where the republicans have a majority, where there is an innocent person dead is not going to result in a happening ending for the attorney general. >>shepard

please join me in welcoming secretary janet napolitano to the national press club. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you for the warm welcome. it's great to be back at the national press club and thank all of you to coming. establishes almost nine years ago the department of homeland security is still a relatively young agency. its creation represents one of the most sizable reorganizations within the federal government since the department of war and the department of navy were combined to create the department of defense. every day our work force protects our air, land and seaboarders and increasingly our cyberspace. they guard against tryst attacks from groups like al qaeda or homegrown extremists. they apprehend human traffickers and other criminals. they protect the president and the vice president. they help thousands of immigrants become new citizens of the united states. today the h.s.s. has over 230,000 employees working to ensure the safety and security of the american people in jobs that range from law enforcement officers and agents to disaster re

i recognize the secretary of homeland security, secretary napolitano. thank you, mr. chairman, representative thompson, representatives of the committee for the opportunity to discuss president obama's fiscal year 2013 budget for the department of homeland security. ten years after the september 11th attacks, america is stronger and more secure today thanks to the strong support of the president and of the congress. thanks to the work of the men and women of the department of homeland security and to local, state and federal partners across the homeland security enterprise. while we have made significant progress, threats from terrorism, including but not limited to al qaeda and al qaeda-related groups persist and continually evolve. and the demands on dhs continue to grow. today's threats are not limited to any one individual, group or ideology and are not defined, nor contained, by national borders. terrorist tactics can be as simple as a homemade bomb and as sophisticated as a biological threat or coordinated cyber attack. we have had success in thwarting numerous

>>judge napolitano: that happens all the time. the banks should have some backbone and say, see you in court. prove your case rather than intimidating to cash. >>shepard: there is an issue that i don't know much about, the entire controversy doctrine. >>judge napolitano: this says that when a plaintiff, the government, has numerous claims against defendants, it has to bring all those claims against all those defendants if the claims are connected at the same time, in the same courtroom before the same judge so you do not cough up $25 billion on a tuesday and find out on thursday they want another $25 billion. that is what happened here and the government violated the basic principle of fairness which is the law of the land through the whole country. >>guest: i hope you are right. this is what the industry is anticipating by doing this settlement it opens the flood gates and now the banks are like the tobacco companies for years and years lawsuit after lawsuit where they forced to cough up money for this and that and the other thin

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house members will hear from homeland security secretary janet napolitano about the president's 2013ing the u.s. visit program into one department instead of two and cut spending for the program. we'll hear from secretary napolitano in just a couple of moments at 2:30 eastern live here on c-span3. >>> also only two of the four major republican presidential candidates are campaigning in public today. mitt romney is in michigan where he'll be meet with workers at an office furnituremaker in grand rapids followed by a rally there. rick santorum is in north dakota holding a rally in fargo this evening. newt gingrich is in california today. he has no public events and ron paul has no public appearances today. arizona and michigan hold their primaries in less than two weeks. super tuesday is on march 6th. territories hold primaries or caucuses through the rest of march. you can follow coverage of political events as well as results on the c-span networks and online at .org. >>> there's been honest contention, spirited disagreement and i believe considerable hot argume let any by that. you

chair, secretary napolitano, it's great seeing you. first of all, as a frequent traveler and finishing my first year in congress, i wanted to thank the hard work, daily commitment of the tsa to ensure that the tragedies of 9/11 never happen again. now, i represent metropolitan detroit. many of the communities have lost a lot of revenue because of the housing crisis. people have lost their homes and as a result many local governments have had to lay off firefighters. my question is, how can the department of homeland security work with prior year safer grantees to help ensure that the new firefighters, new first responders that they hired with the federal grant money can keep these employees on and not have to lay them off when we really need them? they are a front line defense to any emergency that would hit our communities. >> we are -- we release the grants in that particular area on kind of a rolling basis. it's not going to be like where it gets announced at the end of the week, one fell swoop. we have in the grant guidance for 12,

, napolitano anunciÓ acuerdo con el secretario de mÉxico y hablÓ de el lÍder del cartel de sinaloa, Élel terrorista osama bin laden, dijo que si tomÓ 10 aÑos de encontrar al lÍder de al qaeda, el narcotraficante, tambiÉn serÁ ca zado, los fu funcionari funcionarios tambiÉn firmaron un acuerdo para trasladar a los re para traÍ para traÍdos. >>> evitamos que sean puestos a merced de una red de delincuencia >>> otros de los acuerdos es para evitar que los terroristas re lleva g lleguen a estados unidos en stran tran en dran entrando por mÉxico. este fue un ajuste de cuentas entre narcotraficantes. pero la policÍa federal tambiÉn se mantuvo activa en nueva leÓn, buscan a los 39 presos que se fugaron la semana pasada. >>> uno anda con miedo >>> por eso hubo acuerdos para combatir narcotrÁfico y terrorismo, los dos dicen el gobierno han sembrado mucho miedo y muchas muertes. en otra informaciÓn, vamos hasta ciudad juÁrez una familia hizo el funeral de su hija en la calle, en el ataÚd estÁn los restos yÉsica una joven donde fueron encontrados ess huesus hn el desierto, yÉsica estenÍa 17 aÑos

>>judge napolitano: it rarely happens.hink, maybe i did it twice in my entire career on the bench and that is a lot to do it in your career. particularly in a criminal case, the rule of thumb is to let the jury decide. judges really only throw out criminal cases when there is no business as in zero basis from which a jury could find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. they are supposed to do that when there is no such basis. so, it would be unusual for this judge to let it go to the jury and decide, well, there wasn't a basis i will they it out. >>shepard: there wasn't enough there. the judge is like, you have not made a case. >>judge napolitano: you could argue it should not have been brought at all because he was in another system and was sentenced. it occurred in another country. you could make that argument. but now is not the time for that argument, the argument should have been ruled on before the case began. >>shepard: the system has spoken. the man is not guilty. he has spent 18 months in prison for a crime that the l

the senior judicial analyst, judge napolitano is with you. this chapter could be closed and the bill came along and they got people some payment and now it is not. >>judge napolitano: it is not because a police officer on 9/11 who was in the building and left before the first collapse of the first building threw himself under an automobile and took the uniform home and sealed it in a plastic bag and the uniform has been taken to a lab and the lab has made a lost discoveries and the police union, quite frankly wants did know what was discovered. here is why. because the statute of limitations for injuries to the body is two years, not from the date the body was injured but from the date you discover your injury and can connect the injury to the cause. >>shepard: you have discovered it, you connect it you have two years. >>judge napolitano: the police officers want to know if the cancer is from 9/11 which they may be entitled to more money than the machine they were entitled to. the act is already the law and it does not include cancer so the l

>>judge napolitano: they know what they are talking about.e been the beneficiary of going to gatherings like that where these free market issues are front and center on the people's hearts and minds and in speaking with them they know more about the federal reserve at age 22 than i did or you did at age 22. we didn't think of those things then. but his attractiveness to youth --. >>neil: i would shout, two millers for one. that is what makes him bigger than people appreciate. >>judge napolitano: his attractiveness to youth will stay, they will stay with those ideas, they are 24 now and they will be 28 in four years and they will have the same ideas. the freedom movement in this country is a movement of youth. and he has tapped into it. >>neil: how long? >>judge napolitano: i don't know, he is the messenger, not the message. i don't who the next president will be or if ron paul's views will become reality in the government but the yearning forget out of my face, get out of my bedroom and my basement and my bank book, get us out of foreign coun

el gobierno mexicano fue un error de traducciÓn, napolitano no dijo que le pasarÍa lo mismo si no que, el colombiano perdiÓ el control del vehÍculo. un camiÓn de servicio, que se encontraba en la pista. provocÓ este fuerte incendio. a pesar del incidente montoya saliÓ ileso del vehÍculo. una pauta por hoy al regresar. si toma pastilla para dormir hay riesgos. le tengo que contar. >>> maÑana la crÓnica de una deportaciÓn, somos testigos de de los momentos que una familia mexicana de california se enfrenta al $mÁs duro castigo migratorio despedirse de padres, el compaÑero de una vida. hijas en el momento que mÁs necesitan su madre. su historia a las 6:30. 5:30 hay mÁs de medio millÓn de aplicaciones para el iphone, y seguimos contando. aplicaciones capaces de llevarte a cualquier lugar y hacer cualquier cosa. podrÍa decirse que no hay lÍmites para lo que este increÍble telÉfono puede hacer. entonces la pregunta es, ¿por quÉ limitar al iphone? nosotros no lo hacemos. datos verdaderamente ilimitados para tu iphone. sÓlo de sprint. >>> las personas que toman muchas gaseosas dietÉticas podr

i was talking to secure a napolitano just before this hearing. often over big cities it gets very soon be. people don't like to be in a soupy weather. they can't be above or below. but if they are protected because the air traffic control system we will put in a modern one with the same situation to prevail. the cyber hackers can take that out. they can take the city or a group of cities, they can take out the capacities of the planes are literally flying in the dark and they will fly into each other and kill a lot of people and people have to understand that. they are causing trains that carry toxic materials, deadly materials through the major cities, and there can be a massive explosion from that so we are on the brink of a very serious happening spirited we have not reached that, which is one of our problems in getting legislation passed. but we can act now in trying to prepare ourselves. let me close by saying that i was on the intelligence committee during that time leading up to 2001, and the world was like with reports of people coming in

>>judge napolitano: the cardinal is tag about ten amendment, the first clause, congress will make no law to interfere with the free exercise so congress cannot interfere with ordinary religious practices of any faith-based group and has has been opposed o contraception forever. they will never change and the church is well-known, the church's position is well-known. this is not appear issue of the morality of contraception. this is an issue about the government interfering with the internal works of an established relettous organization by taking money from them because they refuse to follow a law. the church is being fined, or will be fined, if this isn't changed, for not purchasing insurance coverage for its female employees, or male, employees who require contra contraceptive information. >>neil: could they fulfill the requirement by directing those people elsewhere? >>guest: they could fulfill the requirement by just giving them health insurance that doesn't cover this. they could fulfill that requirement as a moral obligation to their people. but that will not satisfy the govern

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chairman, and secretary napolitano, welcome back and thank you for your service. i try to find where we have common ground, the topic for me is the task force issue and the defunding of it. you mentioned earlier that a program may have been in existence for a year and led to one apprehension, i agree that that should be reviewed and most likely terminated. the fact that some of them are still in operation, leads me to believe that these agreements are indeed effective. can you agree with me on that that some are effective because they are being continued? >> i would agree that they are relatively effective. i will, however, suggest that secure communities as we activa activated, is more effective and cheaper. >> i would not dispute that, you know, safer communities program is effective and i'll certainly agree to that. the common wealth of virginia, i do not speak for the govern or, but i know he and his administration have been clear on this matter. they intended to have 24 state troopers, not just the state troopers that would stop someone at night, but this was

judge napolitano on what sort of criminal charges, if any, could come up.ge napolitano: in the michael jackson case, neil, doctor murray was convicted on the basis of the presence at the time of death and what he enabled the paint do, letting himself medicate but he did not engage in extraordinary procedures to save his live at the time he was in extreme distress. normally, to prosecute a physician requires more than just the physician overpredescribing to the patient. so, there has to be something more. for example. if the physicians knew her very well and knew of her tendency to take controlled dangerous substances and alcohol it would be wrong to give her painkiller because the combination can be fatal. on the other hand, to they did not know of that, it could be medically not indicated, but it would not rise to the criminal level. so, stated deftly, it depends on what the autopsy tells us, what the facts are, how many different physicians she went to and whether they communicated with each other. >>neil: and the pharmacy? one in beverly hills, i guess.

>>judge napolitano: not much. can only hope that hillary clinton and her team can negotiate a deal for the release of these people as she and her team did for three american students a few weeks ago. >>shepard: she has been impressive. >>judge napolitano: but there is a limit to what she can accomplish. we give them over $1 billion a year. she does have the ability to ask the president to hold back some of that money. does it come all at once? regularly. she can stop march or april's delivery. the many or april check. but the american government is a target for the military this. and americans on the streets of cairo are fair game because it is popular for the military to target members and say they are engaged in antiegyptian activists. activity which in the united states is absolutely and totally protected by the first amendment. so, it is not a fair system at all. the judges work for the government. the government is the military and the military is making up the law as it goes along, and it is between two cons

and then again on march 3rd of 2011, i asked secretary napolitano about the 100% cargo screening. so this has been a concern of pine for quite some time. with all due respect to some of our folks here who are testifying, for those of us who live in these communities, the port complex itself is in mr. rohrabacher's district. however all the land portion and all of the impact report meaning trucks and activity for example in the port of long beach is in my district. so i take it pretty seriously. madame chair woman, for the record i would also like to point out that the not speculating ideas but according to the university of southern california's homeland secure center, a preliminary economic, a report was performed back in 2003 due to the strikes that we had, the labor strikes in 2003. and it was recorded at that time that $1 billion a day was lost based upon the closure of our port. so with all due respect to the people ho are testifying when we say a number of 16, $20 billion, whatever it is, when you keep in mind that we lost $11 billion in 2003 and that was a labor issue. that

going live to capitol hill for homeland security secretary janet napolitano. she's discussing the budget proposal for homeland security. >> security and homeland security will come together. the committee is meeting to hear testimony from secretary napolitano related to the president's fiscal year 2013 budget request for the department of homeland security. at the outset, i want to thank the secretary for her flexibility in rescheduling this hearing. and before i go on to an opening statement idiscussed this with the secretary. i would like to acknowledge that the president just signed into law public law 112-86 and the congressman's bill calls on the tsa to set up expedited procedures for active duty personnel, and i would now like to present you with the bill and the president's pen. thank you. >> thank you, chairman. >> madam secretary, i will now recognize myself for an opening statement and i would just like to at the outset thank you for the cooperation you've given to this committee over the last three years now. life flies when you're having a good tim

>>judge napolitano: very wide of governmental government.stitution uses the phrase public use, if the government has to build a road, library or post office they can take the property so that the public can use it in its new iteration, the supreme court changed that and said as long as more money comes in to the government treasury, they can take that property. the house of representatives has passed a bill which would prohibit states from doing that. the vote was by a votes vote but it was overwhelming and as many liberal democrats as conservative republicans supported it. question: what will the senate do? what will the president do? are they interested in preserving people's properties right or do they not care? >>neil: that could be a dicey call of ethics for politicians. in the senate is it a simple majority? >>judge napolitano: to pass it, but if president vetoes --. the president has been mysteriously silent. the democrats in the senate have been quiet because the vote if the house of representatives was so overwhelming with huge numb

. >> shepard: judge napolitano on the scene with us now. this man is now convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend. >> right. >> shepard: first he, according to prosecutors, sent an email. and in that email, after a previous encounter said "i should have killed you." and then after that went to her apartment. broke down her door, said prosecutors, barbed her head repeatedly until, as one witness described it, an expert witness, her brains were scrambled. then left her face down in her own blood to die. when he left the room, he took her computer to, according to prosecutors, hide the evidence and others of her property. and now he could spend as little as five years in prison, judge? >> it's a very strange statute that they have in virginia in two respects. one is that the jury gets to recommend punishment. this is unheard of and virginia is one of the few states that allows it the judge can accept or reject the punishment. the other is extraordinarily broad range from 5 to 40 years. if he gets five, he walks because he has already served ha

my question is -- is napolitano in charge? we know the president is in charge, but what is the president in charge of? i need to know who would respond and so on, because i feel that it is the governance issues that are the number one issues that we continue to dither and punt. >> i am just going to jump in here. >> take me on. >> if the lights go off and we are talking and electrical power grid issue, then i would say that my secretary would be the logical person to turn to. >> what is the clear role? >> if i could answer the question i did not get to answer last time, and then i will get to that. your first question about who is in charge -- there is never a simple answer to that question, especially in this town, because we all have a piecof the pie. but where our responsibilities lie is in securing the .coms, and many parts of .coms related to structural resources, including the power grid. >> have you done this? >> yes, we have. we still have a ways to go in terms of educating and building up this network that we have bee

i was talking to secure a napolitano just before this hearing. often over big cities it gets very soon be. people don't like to be in a soupy weather. they can't be above or below. but if they are protected because the air traffic control system we will put in a modern one with the same situation to prevail. the cyber hackers can take that out. they can take the city or a group of cities, they can take out the capacities of the planes are literally flying in the dark and they will fly into each other and kill a lot of people and people have to understand that. they are causing trains that carry toxic materials, deadly materials through the major cities, and there can be a massive explosion from that so we are on the brink of a very serious happening spirited we have not reached that, which is one of our problems in getting legislation passed. but we can act now in trying to prepare ourselves. let me close by saying that i was on the intelligence committee during that time leading up to 2001, and the world was like with reports of people coming in

secretary napolitano, no. secretary clinton, no. and i've had passing conversations with the president just about the fact of my testifying in connection with fast and furious. >> on wednesday, february 16th, you issued a press release along with secretary napolitano saying that you had met together. this is on the heels of jaime zapata, he had just been kill inside mexico. there were questions as to whether or not there were ties to fast and furious. you say you didn't have any interaction with janet napolitano about fast and furious. my question is about secretary clipton. what sort of -- clinton. what sort of interaction did you have with the state department? >> i'm not sure. at lower levels, if there was interaction between the justice department and the state department, i know i've not interacted with secretary clinton with regard to fast and furious. >> i was questioning whether or not you had actually had some interaction or if fast and furious came up. you said, and i quote, you have to understand something about the way w

. >> quiero agradecer muy sinceramente a la secretaria napolitano el animo de cooperacion de dialogouncian programa de repatriacion para garantizar la seguridad , ciudad de méxico . >> ♪ . . >> a dos años del terremoto de chile, se manifiestan en dichato por el lento avance de reconstruccion , arraso el tsunami por el terremoto de 8,8 el 27 de febrero de 2010, se dieron 91 nuevo hogares pero ese no es el video . >> una nota más adelante . >> al regreso . >> le hablaremos de los videojuegos estos de baile le contamos de los beneficios . >> montoya se accidento en daytona 500 le mostramos al otro lado de la pausa y regresamos en un flash . >> (♪ ♪) . >> (♪ ♪) . >> (♪ ♪) . >> . >> (♪ ♪) . >> (♪ ♪) . >> por la lluvia . >> vaya que fue intenso . >> vamos con más . >> así es , que tal buenas noches . >> la edición 54 de daytona 500 pasa a la historia por ser una de las más complicadas . >> johnson en el priemr accidente se llevó a varios , johnson termino en su peor lugar 53 y abandonando la competencia . >> en la 160 montoya perdió el control y choco con un camión y desato una explosión .

. >> napolitano no sugiriÓ que joaquÍn guzmÁn terminara igual que a osama bin laden.errizaje. ninguno de los pasajeros resultÓ herido. >> un incendio en un centro comercial de oklahoma mantuvo hoy muy ocupados a los bomberos. una columna de humo se veÍa desde varias millas de distancia y el incendio que comenzÓ en un techo se extendió rÁpidamente causando serios daÑos. el lugar fue evacuado y la causa del siniestro todavÍa se desconoce. >> otro barco de la lÍnea de cruceros sufriÓ un accidente esta noche al incendiarse en el serra indicÓ. el fuego surgió en el generador de energÍa elÉctrica. quedÓ el barco aÚn con las. pero ningÚn pasajero sufriÓ lesiones. el mes pasado, el barco naufragÓ en italia y murieron 25 personas. >> por quÉ han cambiado las cosas en la casa del migrante en tijuana. >> advierten sobre el contenido de falsos medicamentos contra el cÁncer. >> pÍldoras para darme? es hora de visitar mÉdico. por pÍldoras para dormir. >> maÑana son las primarias en el partido republicano. romney aventaja a santorum. el 18% de todos los votantes ahÍ son hispanos. en

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under the leadership of secretary napolitano. artwork that both of you have said, three senate committees, that is as it should be. we have eagerly sought as you mentioned and received constructive criticism and input. i can remember giving a speech two years ago, a business group preventing ideas that we had for this. even when people refuse to engage with us, there has been that even within the senate. refused to discuss with our staff doesn't mean we don't take their suggestions. we have done that. we don't want to engage that is okay. that put them in and make a stronger bill. beyond this, a bill reflects the in put assistance for request of senators on both sides of the aisle as it should be which gives me hope for final passage. my co-author, the conference reported last year, the lieberman column, both with major imprints on this bill. senator hutchison and her staff worked with us in the past three years. i call her co-chair too incidentally and we tried hard to adjust her specific concerns. we have in fact met most of he

i just saw senator mccain and governor napolitano together, and he seems to me with two of you here i to offer my congratulations on the centennial celebration of the great state of arizona. yes, here, here. i happened have been on the floor of the senate -- >> i was there at the time. [laughter] you look very well for your age. very well. okay. this is, in fact, the 10 hearing our committee has held on cybersecurity, and i hope it is the last before the comprehensive cybersecurity bill before us today is impacted into law. the fact is that time is not on our side. to me, it feels like september 10, 2011. and the question is whether we will act to prevent a cyber 9/11 before it happens, instead of reacting after it happens. the reason for this legislation is based on fact. every day, rival nations, terrorist groups, criminal syndicates, and individual hackers probing for weaknesses in our most critical computer networks seeking to steal government and industrial secrets, or to plant cyber agents in the cyber systems that control our most critical infrastructure, and would enable an in

judge andrew napolitano joins me now. this case will be taken up by the supreme court.t will rule and say no more affirmative action no more use of your burping, whichics to get into college. >> i think there's a probability that the supreme court will do that. the case on which the lower courts dismissed abigail fisher's complaint is a 2003 supreme court case involving the university of michigan in which the then-supreme court, justice o'connor breaking the tie and write mortgage majority saying, even though race is not supposed to be taken into account by the government when it makes decisions and we have a 14th 14th amendment and the laws has been consistent, we're going to allow universities to consider race as long as, by considering race, it makes the university more diverse and therefore makes the students' experience a richer one. >> it can consider race. it can be a factor in aned a mission. >> yes. >> would this case, say, no, can't even be a factor, cannot be considered? >> yes, i think it will. the court has a different makeup. the swing vote is justice anth

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homeland security secretary janet napolitano announced of is-based prescreening project allows some passengers to avoid long lines with prescreening. it is currently in use at seven airports. >> now your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with john collins. >> let's look at our hd doppler rate are once again. we kind of a divide the areas where it it is rain or snow and. what we cannot show you is that many of these areas south of baltimore are not getting anything. basically, this is from i-95 south. what you are seeing down here, nothing is happening yet. once you get to the north, just north of the city, we're beginning to see some sprinkles develop there. once you get to the colder air around carroll county, they are getting some snow showers around the westminster are. and points west and northwest. that is going to be moving to the east. temperatures are warm enough where it might start out as a sprinkle or rain shower, but the minute that starts to cool the atmosphere down, you expand the area where snow was falling. it looks like in parts of baltimore county, too, will start extends south

secret service protection must be approved by homeland security secretary janet napolitano and congressional leaders. >>> today governors from around the country will meet at the white house to discuss ways to increase job growth and improve their partnerships with the federal government. last night the president and first lady hosted a plaque tie dinner as part of the national governors' association meeting. he toasted the governors saying they had some of the hardest jobs in politics and thanked the governors' spouses for "putting up with us." >>> one person who was not at the governors dinner last night, arizona republican jan brewer. she already had a controversial r run-in with the president last month. she told david greetingry she had prior -- gregory she had prior commitments. she said she will be at the white house for today's policy meeting. >>> a suburban maryland mall is up for sale. the owners of lake forest mall in montgomery county have put the facility up for sale. the "washington post" reports it was behind on loan payments. the one million square-foot mall has been open for