the focus of secretary napolitano's visit was about cybersecurity.stin germono has that part of the story. ">>>secretary napolitano received a warm welcome from students, faculty and staff in the engineering building early monday. napolitano often speaks at various college campuses...but san jose state's geographic location made this visit all the more timely and relevant. professor young: "i think it's important, given we are the heart of silicon valley, that she recognized san jose state as one of the larger entities that's dealing with cyber-security" and cyber security is one of napolitano's biggest concerns. napolitano: "threats in the cyber domain encompass a broad range of activities, form targeted spear phishing attacks, to malware, to denial of service, to intrusions into the control systems of government networks and systems that manage our nation's critical infrastructure." these attacks can be carried out by individuals, criminal or terrorist organizations, and even nation states. < begin stand up>" "but it's not just the government at ri

>>judge napolitano: the police.>shepard: one investigators said "manslaughter," and they didn't do it. go to the website of the orlando newspaper, a lot of interesting stuff all of which is confirmed. thank you, gentleman. there is breaking news in the scandal at the government agency that held a high dollar conference in las vegas. the ones that are supposed to be stopping government waste. or the oversight board of government waste. wait until you hear where your tax dollars are going now. we always hear about jobs leaving america. here's a chance to create jobs in america. oil sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeline will provide secure and reliable energy to the united states. over the coming years, projects like these could create more than half a million jobs in the us alone. from the canadian border, through the mid west, to the gulf coast. benefiting hundreds of thousands of families throughout the country. this is just what our economy needs right now. to discover new plumjones, amazins from su

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>>judge napolitano: you are welcome. >>shepard: the shooting of the unarmed teenager in central florida, we have two dig headlines on the shooting of trayvon martin. the police chief, longity sized for handling of the shooting will resign permanently effective midnight tonight. and we learned today the neighborhood watch captain, george zimmerman, the man who did the shooting, is out of the jail and if hiding. as he waits for trial in the fail shooting of that teen. the accused killer left a florida county jail last night around midnight after posting $150,000 bond. officials will not say where he is hiding out out of concern for his safety. the shooter, george zimmerman, is allowed to leave the state of florida but he is fitted with a g.p.s. device so officials know where he is and required to check in with authorities every few days and he cannot have firearms and he has a curfew. george zimmerman, the shooter, surrendered his passport and faces second-degree murder charged after police say he shot and killed a 17-year

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>>judge napolitano: no one would do that. here is what is interesting. say they refuse to travel to springfield. and refuse to go in front of cameras and demand payment on the lottery payment. do you think any court in the state of illinois would order the state to wire the money? >>stuart: i don't know. very good question. what do you think in would the courts say, you can take the money. >>judge napolitano: i don't the basis of violating their right to privacy. >>stuart: but that would tie them up in court forever and it would be years before they would get their money because they would appeal and appeal and appeal. >>judge napolitano: the state has in right to force you to travel or reveal without are when you lucky enough to win. >>stuart: it would go on for years. >>guest: the plaintiff's lawyers would make it go on for years. if it came to my court it would be over in a heartbeat. >>stuart: but it would be appealed. justice takes forever in america. >>judge napolitano: it does because the state of illinois is interfering with a personal liberty gu

>>judge napolitano: they have.'t if he will be re-elected but in president in modern times has questioned their authority, they have questioned the way the authority has been exercised. >>neil: questioned their decisions and all. >>judge napolitano: but not the right to make the decision. this is an extreme view of the supreme court and the constitution, one that has not been articulated since andrew jackson was in the white house. >>neil: you were there. >>judge napolitano: i was this but i did not advise him. i told him not to say it. >>neil: judge, thank you. first on fox, fox business network. you dent get -- didn't get it last night? you missed a lot. . [ male announcer ] this is lawn ranger -- eden prairie, minnesota. in here, the landscaping business grows with snow. to keep big winter job on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill, and track work in real time. you can't live under a dome in minnesota, that's why there's guys like me. [ male

>> think it really shook the trust of a lot of people. >> secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, promised answers. >> we are going to get to the bottom of this. we're going to make sure that standards in training, if they need to be tightened, are tightened. >> the scandal in cartagena involving prostitutes has cost eight members of the secret service their jobs, perhaps a ninth. three others face reprimand. today, one nagging suspicion. senators repeatedly asked if secret service agents have behaved this way before. >> hadn't been an argument between one of the agents and i guess a prostitute, for lack of a better word, about money, we would have probably never known about this. >> napolitano said investigators have found no other instance in the past few years. >> every mother of a teenager knows a common defense is, well, everyone else is doing it,io know, so i get to do it. first, not everybody else was doing it. and second, this behavior is not part of the secret service way of doing business. >> the president appearing on "late night with jimmy fallon" praised the secret s

secretary napolitano said investigators looked over 2 1/2 years of personal records so far, michelle, and have uncovered no other reports of agents soliciting prostitutes. >> ongoing. susan mcginnis in washington, thank you. >>> the postmaster general is criticizing a senate vote to stave off bankruptcy of the postal service. the measure passed by the senate provides $11 billion to the cash-strapped agency. it prevents the closing of 3700 post offices and imposes a one-year moratorium on the closing of rural post offices. the bill now heads to the house. postmaster general says it is inappropriate in the current economic climate to keep unneeded facilities open. >>> now to possible cuts in the army. a pentagon official says the army could lay off as many as 24,000 enlisted personnel and up to 5,000 officers within five years. the involuntary layoffs are possible as the military faces a nearly half trillion dollar budget cut over the next ten years. >>> the supreme court heard a final arguments on the term on arizona's controversial and politically charged immigration law. a few hundre

i want to welcome secretary napolitano back to the judiciary committee. we'll continue our important oversight of the department of homeland security. she's been here before and i can speak for every member of the committee she's always been responsive when we called with questions and in between the testimony. this is our oversight department of homeland security and the work that the women and men of the agencies within the department do every day to keep america safe. now, much attention has been focused on incidents prior to president obama's attendance at the summit of americas in colombia. i've spoken a number of times with secret service director sullivan about this. in fact, we met privately for about an hour yesterday, and probably been on the phone half a dozen or a dozen times. i've known the director from the time that he was an agent. i knew him when president bush appointed him as director of the secret service and when president obama re-appointed. i know he shares my view that the alleged conduct was unacceptable. i think he's doing all he

janet napolitano hablÓ de sÍ seria un caso ahislado. de los 12 agentes de el servicio secreto en gartagena colombia y dijo que es el Único incidente en 2 aÑos y medio. sin embargo el washington post reporta otra cosa, esto se descubriÓ ahora porque la embajada fue alertada, ante esta posibilidad el senador republicano, lindsey graham presionÓ a napolitano, pero la secretaria asegurÓ que era el Único incidente que su departamento estaba investigando a su fondo y que los 12 agentes involucrados habÍan sido indisciplinados. el gobierno de estados unidos y el gobierno de colombia tambiÉn optÓ por hacerlo. >>> una ciudad que vive en turismo una ciudad que para colombia es muy importante en la materia, la culpable del ser secreto >>> un escÁndalo que aunque estados unidos quiere enterrar. sigue surgiendo de otras formas. el secretario de defensa, leÓn dijo que 3 infantes de marina y un miembro de la embajada estadounidense de brasil fueron sancionados el aÑo pasado por empujar una proceso ti tutsz st auto luego de un altercado por dinero. su

>>judge napolitano: federal courtroom, no cameras. >>shepard: our folks will bring us to bring the blow-by-blow. >> a almost a year to the day after u.s. soldiers killed osama bin laden, and we have that major milestone at the site of the deadly attack and an sure ago the one world trade center became the tallest building in the city, topping the empire state building by 21' after adding steel columns to the soaring high-rise. with that, one world trait center reclaims the title lost when the twin towers came crashing down on the attacks but the new skyline is a work in progress. and david lee is like at one world trade center. how tall is it? >>guest: at the base, the building is now 100 stories tall and 1,271' with the beams numbered 1271 written on it, and the video shows there are some signatures on the beam, as well, the signatures belonging to the iron workers and officials connected with the project. we are told tonight the building will be lit up in blue and white by the port authority, the government agency that will why -- c

>>judge napolitano: it depends whether this is a pattern and the value of it. the sentencing scheme in the federal system is dependent on the amount stolen. i don't know what this cost. but what is not a defense, though, that it has been done before. the add tuesday i will do it because my predecessor did, no court would permit that. >>stuart: you cannot say everyone does it, it is a perks necessary for my wife, come on, give me a break. >>judge napolitano: this is a result of big government that thinks it can do whatever it wants. the congress behaves this way. the president behaves this way and the court looks the other way. the employees now behave this way and we will do what we can as long as we do not get caught. the secret service gives one did not pay $47 as a result of which we now know what goes on when the secret service goes away. it is dangerous. not criminal in their case, but dangerous. >>stuart: and the las vegas trip, five scouting trips were made. they held meetings with the hotel. they negotiated with the hotel for a room rate below what the

obama's cabinet secretary for homeland security janet napolitano. >> the misconduct we heard about, did that pose any risk to the president's security in columbia? >> that was my first question to director sullivan when he called me and the answer was no. there was no risk to the president. >> as to whether the conduct was an isolated incident for the service, secretary napolitano said 2.5 years of records reviewed as of midweek showed no similar behavior. so was it isolated or was it standard behavior? that's the key question in the unfolding secret service scandal. there are new reports that what happened with prostitutes in columbia did happen elsewhere. allegations of misbehavior by agents surfaced this week about president obama's trip last year to el salvador. an investigative reporter for a cbs affiliate kiro tv chris halsne investigated on site. he reports that a government tour that worked with the receive -- government contractor that worked with the secret service described a rowdy scene in a strip club. van loads of secret service agents and u.s. military escorts descended o

of the men and women who president our presidents, and today, homeland security secretary janet napolitano called the whole thing inexcusable. kelly o'donnell reports. >> today, the first piblic review of the secret service prostitution scandal. >> all of us are shocked and terribly troubled by it. >> think it really shook the traus of a lot of people. >> secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, promised answers. >> we are going to get to the bottom of this. we're going to make sure that strarndz in training are tightened. >> the scandal in cartagena have cost eight members of the secret service their jobs. today, one nagging suspicion. senators repeatedly asked if secret service agents have behaved this way before. >> that being an argument if the agents and i guess the prostitutes, elect a better word, with money, wouldn't have known about this. >> napolitano said investigators have found no other instance in the past few years. >> every mother of a teenager knows a common excuse is everyone else is doing it. first, not everyone is doing it, and it's not the secret service part

>>judge napolitano: of course.yer would advise taking the 5th even where the answer is undisputed like how much was budgeted. that is a figure that congressman issa had. the rule is you cannot selectively take it. if you selectively take it, you answer some questions you like and don't answer some you do not want to answer you are deemed to have waived it and a judge can order you to answer all the questions so you must take the 5th completely even on questions you are anxious to answer and to which there is little controversy. what short of charges could be impossible on the surface? >>judge napolitano: well, malfeasance in office not doing way are paidst do or something other than what you are authorized and misuse of taxpayer funds is what the congressman is most concerned with. he chairs the committee to whom the government agencies answer so he has every right to inquire and to know how taxpayer funds were spent. it will go for a while. maybe some more tapes will show up. >>shepard: judge napolitano, thank you

judge napolitano is here.>judge napolitano: well, it is a little inbound because the allegations with now consist of just a one paragraph complaint and a five page affidavit by the senior f.b.i. agent, state that the destruction of the text messages and e-mails occurred after the well was capped, and that he only destroyed his own copies he did not seek to retrieve copies of what he sent or to get copies of what was sent to him and it seems he was caught in a sting. again, the affidavit is ambiguous but it seems the f.b.i. sent people to him asking for copies of the reports and it revealed he destroyed them. but what it does reveal, the good thing about b.p. and we don't know this before, the general counsel sent a legal hold notice to every employee of b.p., a formal instruction that you are to retain every document in your file, hard and electronic, until we tell you don't have to keep hold of it. >>shepard: we do that here all the time. every company does that. standard. >>judge napolitano: and people know

>>judge napolitano: we do not know. this has not come out, the technology exists, the financing is there, and the threat to do it was issued year, which is why we are talking about it today. and one would think that the theaters if they want to keep customers coming back would say, because some people are stealing our product, we will watch all of you, if you don't like it, you can go elsewhere. if they watch people and don't tell them they will lose a lot more business. >> i will watch them at home unless and until they install a camera there. nice to see you. enjoy the washington, dc. as the old saying goes, this is no crying in baseball unless you are a kid in the stand and the guy sitting next to you swipes the foul ball coming your way. or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. is the pain reliever orthopedic doctors recommend most for arthritis pain, think again. and take aleve. it's the one do

just moments ago we heard from homeland security secretary janet napolitano who oversees the department. >> let me be clear. we will not allow the actions of a few to tarnish the proud less of the secret service, an agency that served numerous presidents and whose men and women execute their mission with great professionalism, honor and integrity every single day. >> napolitano is expected to face tough questions one day after her boss weighed in on late night with jimmy fallon. >> 99.9% of them every day they're putting their life on the line and do a great job. so a couple of knuckle heads shouldn't detract from what they do but what these guys were thinking, i don't know. that's why they're not there anymore. >> the agency's investigation is over. nine of the 12 secret service employees implicated are not there anymore for a variety of reasons from resigning to being fired. before he went into the hearing, i spoke with senate judiciary chairman patrick lahey. senator lahey, good morning, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. glad to be with you. >> tell us about what there are i

. >>> secretary of homeland security janet napolitano made a recruiting pitch to students during a visit to san jose state. now at yesterday's town hall, she discussed the importance of keeping cyber space safe. the second says she has seen the threat grow, she encouraged students to continue careers in cyber security. >> we would like to have you join us to make sure our country is as safe as it can be. >> the department of homeland security are teaming up for an intensive camp for 100 students. students will range from forensics to network networking. >>> and meanwhile students interrupted secretary of homeland security janet napolitano's visit and they walked out chanting education not deportation. they are upset about the deportation of students and other immigration laws separating families. >>> the record of the megamillions jackpot why they person will not be allowed take a look at this, solar flair captured on tape. . >>> take a look at this, this is unusual video of a solar flair, erupting off the surface of the sun. they categorized this is the a medium-sized flair. >>> final w

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. >> secretary of homeland security secretary of homeland security janet napolitano visited san jose and sheel attend a town hall with students to talk about expanding hiring. this is video of secretary of homeland security janet napolitano's uc berkeley visit last april and her message it will take a lot to fight cyber crime. >>> fundraising is at the top of the agenda for both president barack obama and mitt romney. the president raised a combined 53 million for his campaign and other campaign related funds in march. he is scheduled to campaign and mitt romney will hold events in pennsylvania. the next ones are in new york, pennsylvania and rhode island. >>> time now 4:49 the senate is scheduled to vote on president barack obama's proposal to increase taxes on millionaires. under the so called buffet rule, people making more than a million a year will pay as much as middle-class families. can'ts will not go up for those making that much. two thirds of mill on airs are needed from republicans. >>> up next, looking into wasteful spending by the general services administration. they a

instead, secretary napolitano turned her keynote speech at san jose state into a recruiting session of sorts, telling students and homeland security -- that homeland security wants silicon valley talent. >> we are through a workforce initiative hiring a diverse group of cyber security professionals to secure our digital assets, to secure critical infrastructure and resources. that means computer engineers, scientists, analysts, i.t. specialist. napolitano also stressed the importance of her department working with silicon valley companies to share security strategies. >>> while the south bay's newest homeless shelter opened today, it is impressive. five stories, $16.5 million facility which took more than a decade to plan and build. it's also unique because it's the only shelter in the south bay that caters to entire families. monte francis got a tour and joins us with the story. how nice that the families can stay together. >> reporter: that's true, jessica. it is beautiful. today was the ground opening and the families don't actually move in until wednesday, but it's been a long time

and now to judge andrew napolitano. maybe we should eliminate the judicial branch.cssion -- >>judge >>jude napolitano: this is on the front page of the "washington post", classified behavior involving the death of innocence and says the c.i.a. is asking the president for permission to use drones in such a way that people other than those targeted could be killed. wait. the president doesn't have the constitutional authority to grant that permission under the constitution. only the congress can declare war. and declare war on a country or group or geographical area. war with a target. war with an end. where will this lead us if the president can secretly order the most secret aspect of our government to use secret devices that fly under the regard day secretly to kill people in another country. >>shepard: that is constitutional? >>guest: it exposes the president and others to prosecution in other countries theoretically for this time of profoundly unlawful behavior. >>shepard: what is a country to do? >>judge napolitano: well, i don't always agree with the "washingto

>>judge napolitano: why either. been enact that gives the president the unimpeded authority to decide who is a country we can trade with county who is a country we cannot trade with. this is a decision maids perhaps not by the president himself but perhaps by someone would works for him who does not have to answer to the congress or public more making that decision but this requires a lot more investigation. this is nasty. these countries are thought favorable to us. they are not favorable to the people in their own countries and now we are giving them instruments which they can spy on their own people! permitting manufacturers if this country to sell it to them. >>shepard: if we cannot sell them corn why can manufacturers in our country sell the products? the other is about the government and one private enterprise. >>judge napolitano: corn goes to a merchant in the street. or to be ground into cornmeal. this goes u.s. manufacturer directly to the government. no explanation. no answer. >>shepard: is there anything

i want to welcome secretary napolitano back to the judiciary committee. we will continue our oversight of the department of homeland security. she has testified here before. i think i speak for every member of the committee that she has been responsive if we have called with questions. much attention has been focused on incidents prior to president obama's attendance to colombia. i have spoken a number of times with the secret service director about this. we have met privately for about an hour yesterday. probably been on the phone half a dozen or a dozen times. i have known the director from the past when he was an agent. i knew him when president bush appointed him as director of the secret service and when president obama re-appointed him. i know he shares my view that the conduct was unacceptable. i think he is doing all he can to assure a thorough investigation. accountability for behavior that fail to meet the standards he expects, and certainly the standards of the president of the united states and the american people. he has taken action. last we

he was in the hearing with secretary napolitano today and is calling for an outside investigation to determine whether any white house staff members were involved in the scandal in colombia. senator grassley is outfront tonight. good to see you, sir, as always. i know you've been critical of a lot of the investigations we have seen so far. what questions do you have that are not getting answered? >> well, right now, none of this stuff is given to us. we told it's been investigated, there's no problem with the people in the white house, we're told that the -- so that needs to be clarified. the inspector general, is he doing his own investigation or is he just overlooking and kind of reviewing what the director sullivan is doing. and then we have the incident that came to our attention today where some top people on the armed services committee asked to be briefed on how the -- it's being handled within the defense department, and the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff couldn't even answer their questions. so what's the big mystery? you know, we ought to get this out in the ope

for now the white house and secretary napolitano are standing by their man and the agency. >> director sullivan has the president's and my full confidence as this investigation proceeds. the investigation will be complete and thorough and we will leave no stone unturned. >> senator chuck grassley is the top republican on the hearing and he was in the hearing with napolitano today and he's calling for an outside investigation to determine if any white house staff members were involved in the scandal in colombia. good to see you. i know you have been critical of the investigations that we have seen so far. what questions do you have that are not getting answered? >> well, right now, none of this stuff is given to us. we told it's been investigated. there's no problem with the people in the white house. we're told that -- so that needs to be clarified. the inspector general, is he doing his own investigation or is he just overlooking and kind of reviewing what the director sullivan is doing? and then we have the incident that was -- that came to our attention today where some top people o

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>>er and napolitano did say the secret service office of professional responsibility has already gonerough 2 1/2 years of its files. that's 900 foreign trips and has found no evidence of any misconduct like we saw in colombia. but, john, if bad behavior is systemic inside the secret service, it probably wouldn't be reported. >> and dana, when you hear those very tough, scathing words from senator mccain and his colleagues about the military's briefing or lack thereof, what's the pentagon's response? >> reporter: senator mccain even threatened to subpoena the pentagon. they're going to continue to brief the military as much as possible as the investigation continues. >> that's not going to satisfy them. we'll see where that goes. thank you, dana. >>> a new development in syria. rebel who is talk to united nations observers are report drink putting their lives on the line just for speaking up. they're singled out by government forces once the monitors leave town. that's according to opposition activists who say nearly 80 people have been killed today alone. another sign that the so-call