napolitano stresses he will be in office. >> napolitano will remain presidnet. a resignation would have led to new elections but he ruled that out. >> i realize there are limited potential solutions for a new government. i will continue in office until the last day of my mandate as my sense of national responsibility mandates but i will not shy fo rom the challenges italy faces. >> that means rome is without a new government and mario monti remains in place, and napolitano will appoint expert advises. >> i will create two small moves, diverse personalities and skills. their task is to formulate proposals for europe-related reforms supported by all political parties. will asked to look into long-ranging reforms to stalematstical and the italian governemnts of the past. >> joining us is david willy. how likely is it the political deadlock is lifted? >> there is not much chance. mr. napolitano has tried his best and i don't think appointing these groups will resolve the deadlock. they are each -- each party blocks the other and neither is willing to give way. neith

janet napolitano, the cuts for the tsa is 276 million..5 billion in waste by the inspector general, the numbers don't add up. they're threatening to close towers. we have 513 towers. 250 contractor towers. the ig found the contact towers round on 5 hap thousand, the faa towers two million, and the contract towerrers beat them on performance and safety and security and the same levels of traffic. a good manager can manage through 5% cut. a bad one should be dismissed. >> neil: you're looking at lax where there's an eerie calm. >>> having said all of this, one of the things jab -- janet napolitano warned but we're going to have grinding issues that come up because of the sequestration so it's not evident now but will be in the near future at the cuts come into effect. is that true? >> well, no, it's not. go back to the hard numbers. scare tactics are what washington use for politics and happens all the time. put the real numbers are 5%. so you have an airport, 100tsa agents 5% cut, unless somebody is funnying with the numbers, and intending

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last question on tsa for secretary janet napolitano.former tsa administrator and the last administration has a book out about flight screening, perm -- permanent emergency. i feel like i hear you say even though you like to do shoes or liquids, it doesn't seem like it's in the near future or in fact is it a part of the process, and eventually that might be freeze public. >> i would say -- feasible. >> i would say option b. it's part of the process now, but we we are working on technology indeed formulating some but in the meantime, you know, this aviation system in the united states is the largest most complex in the world. we are screening and running 2 million passengers a day. i don't think people who get on planes worry about the safety. they know they're going to be safe. there's a value to that i think should recognize. and when the tso officer is looking at something or making a decision about who can be in what line or what have you. it's done to keep people safe. >> based on what you know about the technology and the research.

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homeland security secretary janet napolitano saying that airports including l.a.x. and o'hare international in chicago are already experiencing delays as a result of automatic federal spending cuts. napolitano says delays will only become worse thanks to the sequester budget cuts. the tsa is sending furlough notices and have cut overtime for employees. napolitano says she expects a cascading effect during the week with wait times expected to double in worse cases. >>> president obama announced his nominees for three cabinet jobs. earnest monez to run the energy department, gina mccarthy to take over the environmental protection agency and washington veteran sylvia matthews berwell to become his next budget chief. for more on the nominees, you can watch nbc nightly news with brian williams tonight at 5:30. >>> coming up, budweiser fighting back. we'll let you know why the beer company is taking out a huge newspaper ad defending its product. >>> what happened today at the florida home where a sinkhole swallowed the owner. how the man's neighbors are feeling the impact

secretary napolitano, we will start with you.veryone in washington is concerned about the sequester landing. you said that you are seeing some affects at the tsa. >> right. now that we are having to reduce or eliminate overtime, both for tsa and for customs, now that we have institutionalized a hiring freeze, we will begin today sending out further -- f urlough notices. we are seeing affects at some of the big airports. some of them have long lines. >> where? >> at o'hare, lax, atlanta. the new york airports you're ok. that is temporary. we will see the fx cascade. >> what kind of lines are we talking about? le>> 152 200% -- 150% to 2-00%. there are really long lines. i do not mean to scare. i mean to inform. if you are traveling, due to the airport earlier than you otherwise would. please, do not yell at the officers. they are not responsible for sequester. >> t

our guest is secretary of homeland security janet napolitano. new york city native grew up in pittsburgh and albuquerque. after graduating from the university of virginia law school, she moved to cynics in 1983 to a clerk for a court of law -- she moved to phoenix to clerk for a court of appeals judge. she was elected arizona's state attorney general in 1988 -- 1998. in was elected governor 2006. she has hiked the himalayas, climbed mount kilimanjaro, and is a major basketball fan. so much for a biography. on to monday and mechanical minutes. -- bloggingoggi ng breakfastng when the is underway. of preservingt stability, if you would like to ask the question, please do the traditional thing and send me a subtle, non-threatening signal. we will start off by asking our guests to make opening comments and then moved to questions from around the table. that you forry, being here. >> i have been here in different roles as i have had different jobs at different times. celebratingwe are the 10th anniversary of the department of homeland security, which

fox news judge andrew napolitano, no surprise, totally outraged. he is coming here ahead. time of day we'll see how oil is trading. oil is down about 1% as well, under that critical $90 a barrel mark. $89.81. we'll be right back. what's next? he's going to apply testosterone to his underarm. axiron, the only underarm treatment for low t, can restore testosterone levels back to normal in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18. axiron can transfer to others through direct contact. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these signs and symptoms to your doctor if they occur. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medications. do not use if yohave prostate or breast cancer. serious side effects could include increased risk of prostate cancer; worsening prostate symptoms; decreased sperm count; ankle, feet, or body swelling; enlarged or painful breasts;

janet napolitano's department of homeland security and janet napolitano denying any responsibility.man of the committee investigating it, what can you tell us, what did you find out? >> we found out long before this even happened, they were planning and doing it and winning the sequester. we found the documents provided to us showing they want to release a total of 5000 it appears they already released 2000 thieves, people who committed fraud, charged with more serious crimes, proceedings and should be deported from the country instead released onto the streets and attempting to scare the american people into thinking it is because of sequestration would actually found three or for other ways to keep it locked up. there are 3000 below that right now anyway, so they are not using all the funds allocated for this, second we found other grant programs that could be easily diverted and used to keep criminals that are supposed to be scheduled to be deported cap lock up rather than released out on the streets. neil: is it fair to say a lot of they were dangerous, kind of the rap we were g

ereric ericson said this wouldnt be the first time napolitano has passed the buck.at do you mean, sir? >> remember back during the early days of the obama administration with the rise of the tea party, the homeland security department put out a report about crazy right wingers, that they were some sort of domestic terrorist threat, veterans coming home from afghanistan and iraq needed to be watched out for. of course, janet napolitano then also claimed no responsibility for a report that her department put out. >> but normally if you're the chief, you're responsible for all your indians. if the indians for whatever reason have released so many illegals out under the species argument -- the spe specoious argument that the cuts are coming, that looks pretty dumb. >> not only does it look dumb, but this administration took harry truman a little too literally and think the buck stops with harry truman. they don't want to take any responsibility for these actions. it just plays into the idea that the obama administration, janet napolitano, they're trying to scary america

homeland security secretary janet napolitano says major u.s. airports are already seeing delays as a result of the automatic federal spending cuts and things will only get worse. the transportation security administration and customs and border poe text agencies are sending furlough notices out. and they are cutting overtime. so of course that means fewer workers to get travelers through airport security and customs. >> we are already seeing the effects of some of the ports of entry, the big airports for example, some of them had very long lines this weekend. >> and napolitano expects delays and wait times to double during the week as more wokeers are told to stay home. here in the bay area smaller airports will feel the cuts. air traffic control towers could be sut down slug in san carlos livermore and concord. >>> -- including in sant san carlos, livermore and concord. we could face a government shut down by the end of the month. >>> a loom time beloved -- long time beloved hog dog restaurant was damaged. happy pound went up in flames before

secretary napolitano, we're going to start with you. make some news this morning. everyone in washington is very concerned about the sequester has landed as we were chatting backstage. you said you are seeing some affects at tsa. >> aze shared with the congress when i testified now that we are having to reduce or eliminate overtime for tsa and customs, now that we have a hiring freeze so we can't back fill for vacancies and we will begin today sending out furlough notices. we are already seeing the effects at some of the ports of entry, the big airports for example some of them had very long line this is weekend. >> where? >> o'hare, l.a.x., atlanta but i'll have to check. the new york airports got through okay but that will be temporary. we will see the effects cascade over the next week. >> what kind of lines are we talking about? >> about 150 to 200% as long as we would normally expect. >> i'm trying to give you your story. >> they are really long lines and what i would say is look, people, i don't mean to scare. i mean to inform. if you are traveling get to the

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jon: judge andrew, napolitano. thanks. >> a pleasure, jon. jenna: "happening now" in new york as the international auto show where you can see some of the newest, most cutting-edge vehicles that are out there. for the very first time we'll revile the -- reveal the newest design for one of america's popular suvs. rick leventhal has the honor and is live in new york city with more. rick? >> reporter: jenna, this is the 113th new york auto show. it is the first and largest in america. it is open to the public this friday. the press get a sneak preview. what we're seeing almost a thousand vehicles of 35 manufacturers. 60 of these vehicles never-before-seen. 60 all-new vehicles, 35 never-before-seen in the world. it took 600 tractor-trailers to bring all the stuff in to the jacob javits convention center. jeep allowed me to pull back the cover on the fourth fourth jeep cherokee. this is something i have never done before, certainly on live television. they gave me a lesson. this is your 2014 chief cherokee. boom, just like that. what you're lookin

captain mike napolitano is serving with the navy's expedition training group. while deployed in 2004, he spearheaded maritime patrol relief efforts toing the 2004 indian ocean tsunami, as well as numerous theater cooperation efforts throughout the pacific and in 2009 captain napolitano reported as commanding officer of the expeditionary training group. this is a fabulous panel and i know you're going to appreciate what they have to say. rear admiral, i

secretary napolitano? >> i think there is a risk here. the risk is the free rider risk that all who need to be involved won't invest in order to be involved. i think it is a measured risk compared to a process that is an open prosecution that involves industry from the get- go. that really aligns well with what we've done on the physical security side and with what they have done in terms of other types of standard setting. why wouldn't a company participate? one reason is they themselves do not have the technology know how. they don't have the i.t. personnel and the like to really be able to participate. one of the things we will be building and encouraging through this is the exchange of best practices. that exchange among those in the market, actually can help smaller entities are or those who have not invested what they should have already. finally, as i mentioned in my opening, there is not just a good housekeeping seal of approval incentive that we can build, but again look at procurement preferences and acquisitions and the like th

captain mike napolitano is serving with the navy's expedition training group. while deployed in 2004, he spearheaded maritime patrol relief efforts toing the 2004 indian ocean tsunami, as well as numerous theater cooperation efforts throughout the pacific and in 2009 captain napolitano reported as commanding officer of the expeditionary training group. this is a fabulous panel and i know you're going to appreciate what they have to say. rear admiral, i think you'll start. >> first of all on behalf of the chilean navy i would like to thank so much to san francisco fleet week, particularly to admiral gary roughhead for being invited to participate in this senior seminar. it's a privilege for me to be here and to share with you the experience that we had just during and after the earthquake that we had in chile in february 27, 2010. most of the lessons learned that i'm going to show here to you is part of your concern and i'm very glad you are taking that in account so i think you are absolutely in the right path. anyway, it's a massive event that you always have

a day earlier, bersani told president napolitano that he was unable to form a governing coalition. >> i described also the difficulties arising from preclusion or from the conditions imposed that were unacceptable. >> bersani's alliance won a majority in the lower house of parliament but does not have enough votes in the senate to be able to govern. if the parties cannot form a government, president napolitano could try to appoint an independent figure to forge a coalition. if that fails, italians could face new elections. >> the united nations is giving united nations peacekeepers a mandate to fight rebels in the democratic republic of congo. >> it is the first time the u.n. has ever given peacekeepers the authority to mount attacks. almost 3000 soldiers will target armed rebel groups in eastern congo, which has been plagued by conflict for almost two decades. the secretary general welcomed the move. >> the united nations proposal to regulate the global trade and arms is on ice after north korea, syria, and iran oppose it. the countries say the treaty is flawed because it does not st

a day earlier, bersani told president napolitano that he was unable to form a governing coalition. >> i described also the difficulties arising from preclusion or from the conditions imposed that were unacceptable. >> bersani's alliance won a majority in the lower house of parliament but does not have enough votes in the senate to be able to govern. if the parties cannot form a government, president napolitano could try to appoint an independent figure to forge a coalition. if that fails, italians could face new elections. >> the united nations is giving united nations peacekeepers a mandate to fight rebels in the democratic republic of congo. >> it is the first time the u.n. has ever given peacekeepers the authority to mount attacks. almost 3000 soldiers will target armed rebel groups in eastern congo, which has been plagued by conflict for almost two decades. the secretary general welcomed the move. >> the united nations proposal to regulate the global trade and arms is on ice after north korea, syria, and iran oppose it. the countries say the treaty is flawed because it does not st

secretary napolitano, the least of these is an opera fan. we will start with you, made some news this morning. everyone in washington concerned about this sequester has landed. you say girardi seen some effects that tsa. >> as i shared with the congress when i testified, now that we are having to reduce or eliminate basically over time both for tsa and for customs, now that we've institutionalized a hiring freeze, we will begin today sending out furlough notices. we are already seeing the big airports, for example. some of them had very long lines this weekend. >> i want to say it o'hehir, l.a. at. i want to say at landmark, but have to check. the new york airports got through okay, but that's going to be temporary. we will see these effects cascade over the next week. >> what kind of lines are we talking about? >> i would say 150 to 200% is the longest we would normally expect. i'm trying to give your story so you can say it's really long. what i would really say is look, people, i don't mean to scare. i mean to inform. if you're traveling,

and we haddant napolitano warning today about supposed doom and gloom coming from the airlines. so, i wonder what kind of theatrics we have in store for us because they have lost so much face. what they might too -- and it's sort of a victory in a way for the republicans because they did not cave in this instance. and hopefully it will act as a deterrent for the next time we have this round of sequester, apock lip -- apocalyptic arm again don. >> thed administration until lat week was saying the republicans created the debacle and admitted the whole concept started at the white house but to turn it around and to say it really didn't matter. i want you to listen to two very prominent officials commenting on just this from the white house. >> yes, we put forward the design how to too this. >> which was the sequester. >> david. >> which was the success sergio, the right answer is we all did afree to this. >> does anyone here at the white house regret the the fact that people inside the white house came up with this good in the first place? >> well, senator graham and ruddman came u

mil se liberarian en marzo el gobierno no ha dado declaraciones pero secretaria de estado janet napolitanoas de medianos y bajos ingresos podrán postular a que sus hijos viajen gratis en san francisco . >> gabriela tiene 5 años y su madre dice que ella postulara por la tarjeta clipper. >> las familias califican si tienen los ingresos anuales que están en pantalla tienen que comprobar con documento la edad de los hijos tarjeta de beneficios certificado de nacimiento o lo que tenga la fecha de nacimiento. se llena una solicitud y cuándo ya tengan la tarjeta tienen que poner la tarjeta en el lector. >> entre los 5 y 17 años de edad jóvenes podrán viajar gratis las 24 horas del día así que visiten la página web en pantalla o llamen el teléfono toma unas 3 semanas para que sea la información procesada (información en pantalla) . >> muchísimas gracias y hay millones de dólares de fondos en ayuda para los jóvenes de preparatoria que les ofrece para estudios. muchos se quedan sin estudiar en la universidad porque las familias creen que no pueden postular. >> esto es a veces por falta de apoyo en l

homeland security janet napolitano janet napolitano says customs lines having longer for international passengers at some u.s. airports. house republicans have a new proposal aimed at softening the impact of cuts to defense and security. >>> a cbs news poll shows 53% of americans believe they will personally be affected by the cuts. 46% of those surveyed say the cuts will be bad for country, 34% say the cuts will have a positive impact. in the past few years a lot of people have posted on craigslist about missed connections, seeing someone at a store or airport but not actually meeting them. >> it turns out in 15 states walmart is most popular place for these missed connections. that's according to researchers at psychology today. 24 hours fitness seems -- >> people have the routine so you can probably go back the next day and see if that person is there. if you're at walmart shopping you may never see them again. >> just say hi. >>> why women in the united states are actually living shorter lives. >> plus, if one sinkhole wasn't enough, the latest problems to plague a florida neighbor

>> it isn't plausible janet napolitano is getting off scott free. relationship with janet napolitano. he served as a staffer when janet napolitano was the attorney general in arizona and chief of staff when was governor and followed her into washington, d.c. as an advisor before being appointed back to u.s. attorney by president obama. at the same time he was attorney general as holder's advisory board and he was with janet napolitano two days after the murder of brian terry in arizona. yet, this report claims they never talked about the case. it seems that janet napolitano was asked about it at least. >> gretchen: katie, thanks much. next on the rundown, cabin doors close, friendly skies about to get even nicer if you want your technology on. and petey the pet big cannot say and why is the government. reel we'll be right back ♪ will you still love me tomorrow ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] dunes, desert, or trail, only rzr delivers. now's the time to buy during the polaris xp sales event. take your pick of our new limited edition rzrs and get financing as

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. >> secretary napolitano, you gave your third annual address on the state of homeland security, the evolution and future of homeland security. you talked about dhs 3.0. what you mean by that? >> we are a rapidly maturing department. 10 years is nothing in the history of a large, complicated government institution. this is the most significant reorganization since the creation of dod. now we can take what we have learned, we can take some of the evolving elegy that has -- technology that has changed over time and focus on trying to identify passengers and cargo that require more attention versus those that are very low risk. we call it risked base we can really focus our attention on getting more and more people on pre-check or global entry. that is doing your security stuff beforehand, before you get to the airport area did we can really focus on the team building out to state and local that needed to have the kind of network that secretary ridge was talking about. >> you brought up tsa. this is not a beloved department. one of the reasons is that most people's encounter with it, or

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connell: judge andrew napolitano is with us now. what is up?e were talking about the sequester, i was doing this. this is the increase in federal spending without the sequester. this is the increase with the sequester. you are talking about two cents on the dollar. if the president needs 100 new soldiers, he gets to higher 98. unless he can move money around from one column to the next, which he can do. he can do that because there is no federal budget. if you or i disobey the law, somebody comes after us. the irs, u.s. attorney, whatever. does anyone in the federal government get punished when there is no budget? of course not. prisoners will be let out of jail and not prosecuted. that is nonsense. they can move money around. they can higher 3600 people in the five days since the sequester. dagen: they can also move money around to the point where they make our lives more difficult. >> if the government does things to hurt the american people, just so they could prove a point, that is not what they have been elected to do. connell: what is an

good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> secretary napolitano, thank you for administering the oath director may ork us, distinguished guests, family and friends, it is a great pleasure to have you here at the white house and an honor to be among the first to greet some of my fellow citizens of the united states. today here in the people's house, a house designed by an irish immigrant, we welcome 28 men and women, immigrants themselves, who from this day forward have earned the precious right to call this country home. and i know this is an incredibly special moments for you and for your families, but i have to say it is a special moment for the rest of us as well. as we look out across this room, we are reminded what makes somebody american isn't just their blood lines, it is not just an accident of birth, it is a fidelity to our founding principles, a faith in the idea that anyone, anywhere can write the next great chapter in this american story. that's the promise of america. and today we know it's alive and well in each and every one of you. at first glance, of course, would be

homeland security this lack of consistency doesn't concern that secretary of the department janet napolitano well probably not you know nice but does it really matter in practice well it actually might matter to the thirty other government departments who receive taxpayer funds for homeland security taxpayers spent sixty seven point nine eight billion on homeland security in two thousand and twelve alone the competition is apparent within the department as well there is a term of art you in the chair again you haven't any you're pretty much the man. influential agency that they. were immigration. i. guard service and the game seven is notorious for impeding the. resources aren't but perhaps more than interagency rivalries the d.h.s.s. has come to be known for some controversial programs employees are finding that. they are now the whole right that it is using political activity and political ideology even if it may be as many controversial or unpopular as the women or in neglected and should. here's the arriving. in late two thousand and twelve it was discovered that the d.h.s.s. had been su

. --, there is the knap janet napolitano argument.ll be as some of these cuts go into effect and these budget did you tell us really take hold. is there any even possible truth to that? >> well, it's true that there are better ways that congress could come up with to cut the same amount of spending. that might not have as many negative effects. what's not true is that we had this urgent deadline that president obama was talking about or that is still urgent right now. that the longer sequestration goes on the more likely we will have cuts that aren't saving as much as they are costing in cuts as far as, you know, lost services. so, yes, eventually there will be painful cuts. congress has time to make cuts that are more focused on waste or unnecessary spending. >> neil: thank you very much. any updates we have on sixth avenue or anything that could even hint of any armageddon? oh my gosh, things looking way too calm? that could change in a moment's notice outside news corps fox news headquarters here. sure, it looks calm to you but som

now, we did get a response back from secretary napolitano and she gave us kind of the carpet bombingroach, if you will, that there's going to be huge discombobulation and lots of problems that we've heard and saw all of that and the fact of the matter is a lot of that's just been hyped up. but when you start talking about turning loose individuals who could be quite criminal in their nature, that's a big problem and this administration needs to be thoughtful about how you deal with the sequester issue and cutting and prioritizing, we do it in the states every day. this seems to be a plan to try to scare as many americans as we can, to try to put as much pain on to people, whether they're individuals who are furloughed from some fairly important jobs. i think this president's got a political agenda that he's driving, not one that's looking to solve problems in this country. >> well, john morton is the head of ice. he is a former federal prosecutor, not known to be soft on crime. this is not a guy who is soft on crime. sort of let people go. obviously, there's something going on. some

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bill: secretary napolitano was the governor in arizona before you, and she says it came as a surprise well, what does that suggest to you do you think? >> she is in the position, as is the president, they ought not to be in the position of surprise and they are the people who are putting everybody else in the mode of surprise. chaos. it is simply total chaos, and it's the blame game. bill: why do you think this happened in arizona, in your state? what do you think? >> well, you know, i personally believe that it could be pay back, it could be punish ari arizona, make them squirm. they are pushing back on what they are pushing on. we want our borders secured. and we believe in the rule of law. for everybody to blame other people and they tonight know what is going on. you know, i'm the governor of arizona, if things happen in har is the buck stops with me. well the buck stops with the president of the united states, and particularly now janet napolitano ought to know what is going on in her agency, she is in charge. bill: do you think washington is picking on you? >> i think it's prett

secretary of homeland security janet napolitano expects a cascading affect and wait time could doublethe worst cases. coming up at 6:15 what potential parts say it will affect schools here in california. >>> president barack obama is expected to nominate sylvia buehrel in a little over an hour from now. she served during the time and right now she is running the wal-mart foundation. she was responsible for several budget plans which led to a surplus in the '90s. she could bring diversity to the second term capital. >>> people are bringing up a homeless tent near the hand sows homeless calm am. more than 100 people are here. >> reporter: this has really turned into attend city and campground of sorts. you can see under the trees a cluster of tents and that's the no the only one like it. just to give you an idea where we are, we are near the san jose airport which is just across the street where you can see the red lights. some later today, city workers plan to come to this encampment to come here and move out, they are tearing down trees degree and -- debris and tearing down structures

. >> homeland security secretary janit napolitano regrets the decision but was not aware of the releasegals saying that the call was maid by official field. we have arizona matt salon. congressman great to have you here. >> thank you. >> this is it your home state where the illegals were release former governor of arizona and homeland security said she didn't know anything about it do you think it irresponsible on the obama administration. >> it is it flat out irresponsible and how many times are the american people going to take this president at face value. he said he didn't know anything about bengazi or fast and furious which also here in my state and now he didn't know about the thousand of illegal immigrants process detained let out. what doesn't he understand about the term of commander in chief? president truman had a sign on his desk that said the buck stops here. obama has one said the buck stops anywhere but here. >> why is he the president of the united states? >> he went to chuck hagel's school. i don't know. i don't know. that's what we get from the administration when it

secretary napolitano? >> i think there is a risk here. the free rider risk that all who need to be involved won't invest in order to be involved. i think it is a measured risk compared to a process that is an open prosecution that involves industry from the get-go. that really aligns well with what we've done on the physical security side and with what they have done in terms of other types of standard seting. why wouldn't a company participate? one reason is they themselves do not have the technology know how. they don't have the i.t. personnel and the like to really be able to participate. one of the thicks we will be building and encouraging through this is the exchange of best practices. that exchange among those in the market, actually can help smaller entities are or those who have not invested what they should have already. finally, as i mentioned in my opening, there is not just a good housekeeping seal of approval incentive that we can build, but again look at procurement preferences and acquisitions and the like that, at least t

let's talk about comments from janet napolitano. the pain is already being felt from the automatic budget cuts that are starting to go into affect. even before furloughs are announced later today. peter barnes reporting from the white house. peter: we have not figured it out yet. janet napolitano saying this morning that there were "very long lines forming at some of the nation's airports." she was not specific, but she mentioned o'hare, los angeles and atlanta. no delays at new york airports, but they could be coming shortly. she said this is because of the sequester. the problem is, we have been asking around and in a notably have heard of no delays at these major airports. as you mentioned, although furloughs that are supposed to come under the sequester, she said, are not going out until today. here is what she said about all of this. take a listen. >> now that we have institutionalized a hiring freeze, we will begin sending out furlough notices. we are already seeing the effects that some of the ports of entry. some of the big

we brought in judge andrew napolitano. family services. charles: they came to the home and they made him out of the man's. outrageous or not? >> outrageous and unconstitutional. the statute says that you have to be 18 in order to own, use or possess a gun except for in the following circumstances. in the presence of your parents when either of your parents is licensed to own a gun which is obviously what happened here. there was no basis. was there a parent there when the child held the gun. the owner of the gun was on this morning. he is not only licensed to own it, he is a certified instructor he probably knows. charles: in new jersey, the human being is a licensed, not the weapon. >> this is over reaching by a bunch of progressive nanny stators in the division of youth and family services that would love nothing more than to be able to instill their own values and that child rather than the parents. charles: charles: they feel like an agency that has become so powerful that even your kids can use it against you. >> they

like janet napolitano today, so reporters can make a phone call and find out they are not telling the truth. this is a real risk for the administration to exaggerate it the way they did because they look like they are crying wolf. lou: "washington post" of all, the pinnocios are flying all over there talk about janitors, that was a pretty pathetic effort to being candid and apologize earlier saying he should have used elimination, which they weren't. and pink slips. so he gets more pinnocchio and is working on another four pinnocchio if he isn't careful. they have gotten away with this for years. the attitude of the white house is a transiry moment. >> he has been embolden to go out and basically scare the american people and quite frankly lie to us and not be candid about it. it has been so outrageous by the top levels of the banishment of this administration that even the press are now calling him on it. lou: i was struck by the fact that they began with the former governor of florida, former presidents brother saying basically he is interested in being a voice of reason leaving the