neil: what would andrew napolitano do?olitano: keep the federal government out altogether. there would have to go to their -- their parents would have to go to banks to borrow, or the public education, at the state of new jersey wants to own a college like ours, it can certainly charge less than a desk. neil: are private institutes, some of the most elite on the planet of princeton. judge napolitano: find another source other than the federal government. you know that would do to the quest? bring it down. neil: nothing would bring the cost of prints and down. judge napolitano: even they have to follow the laws of economics. wait, ben bernanke is there. i forgot. neil: you are being very modest. have a feeling that u.s. scholarships and the like, it was not to the and judge. judge napolitano: so long ago, i don't remember. neil: as it was with me and trucking school. but it drive. judge, thank you, my friend. always a pleasure. he is so thin and fate is very annoying, but i digress. the nsa is making a last, and you are pro

judge napolitano: is an invasion of privacy.target or macy's and make a purchase with your visa and target or macy's informs someone you made that purchase they're supposed to get your permission. they don't always do that and candidly when the request comes in for permission we usually throw it out. silence is the same as giving permission. charles: is it really? judge napolitano: it should be the other way around the silence is the same as -- charles: ask my permission and i don't respond they say that is a yes. judge napolitano: target, would sell hackensack university medical center, the goods and things you purchase that target would then go to your position at hackensack, we both know the institution and you are a physician at hackensack the next time she or he sees you, i see about this or that or you are into this or that, if my physician said that to me -- that are are a million physicians in this country. i don't want one that is buying on the. before looking out for since we can't look out for ourselves. is there some

judge napolitano: yes.hould be prosecuted for a federal court in the area where the harm he attempted to commit took place. stuart: up next hillary clinton's new book hard choices. kind of bond in its first week, sales lander expectations. possible prediction of performance in the 2016 election. we have a discussion going on that next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. [ male announcer ] it's one of the most amazing thin we build and it doesn't even fly. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it rais

judge napolitano: no.isions that have been challenge will be reversed but will stimulate a lot of challenges because it is not too late to challenge the decisions they made. it will affect once and for all oral presidents can make recess appointments, appointments to positions that require senate confirmation when the senate is not sitting. stuart: how about the epa and their regulations? decision from the supreme court, may be monday, they are going to rule whether the epa can change regulations without congressional approval. judge napolitano: it is a touch more subtle than that. epa wants to require a permitting process for the dispersion of certain elements into the atmosphere. a permanent process congress rejected, the interesting question is can the so-called x experts in the environment is something which our elected representatives declined to do? the court never directly will done this. and there in the backyard, no more writing by tractor or flip-flops. stuart: i believe you are right. it is pari

janet napolitano outlined a plan to cut down the number of sexual attacks on campus. nbc bay area's christie smith with more on this problem. chris christie. >> reporter: they say they didn't take their allegation enough, and now there is a task force. these uc berkeley juniors say the hard issue of sexual assault is a big topic in college. >> a lot of us aren't really educated as to what do in those situations. >> reporter: today uc berkeley president jan napolitano says there's a new tactic to address sexual assault on all the campuses. >> president obama talked about it too, that our administration doesn't take care of these issues as well as on many other campuses so her doing that is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: earlier this year 32 students filed complaints against them. there are over 50 universities under investigation. a spokesperson says berkeley is engaging students and survivors. the task force, though, is separate, but does answer federal concerns. >> the short answer is yes it addresses it and it has been addressing it, but this is not a s

and judge andrew napolitano is here in new york.re awaiting these historic decisions any moment now. >> there are large groups on both sides of the decision primarily hear from the hobby lobby case but the fact they have been chanting for the better part of an hour. we will have the opinion that hand and we will know what we are dealing with, for the government or four hobby lobby. it essentially boils down to if a state can force health care workers into a union. it comes at 10:00 straight up, we will see which one comes first. my prediction would we be getting the opinion and we have to wait for hobby lobby. we'll come back to you when we get more. martha: we should remember the court has a price ever known before when it comes the issue of obamacare. two years ag for the presence health care law faced a major challenge to the individual mandate they came down to whether it was a tax or a fine. it comes down to john rogers who surprised a lot of people when he casts the pivotal vote that preserved the mandate. brit hume is a polit

meanwhile, we called in judge andrew napolitano.imes today. you say don't go back to iraq. >> on one of those -- i'm one of those people who was in favor of the iraq war, in favor of iraq and accepted president bush's argument. but the effect of what we have done in iraq is totally to destabilize it. as horrible as -- >> we haven't helped them at all. >> as horrible as saddam hussein was, they had a stable government. now iraq returned it to the ancient rivalryies between shia, kurd and sunnies. i never agreed with joe biden in my life. when each those ancient groups had their own area and territory and they weren't fighting each other -- >> the ottoman empire? >> it sounds weird to call it that, but that's the time period it was tasteful because they all had their area and since it's been iraq, it's never been peaceful because those three can't live together. >> so it's not in the national interest of the united states of america, you write today, to go back? >> to go back into another war. i don't know what the president is going

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we got judge napolitano and dennis michael lynch has been warning about this for weeks. he has eyewitness accounts from the boarder. trace gallagher starts us off live with what is driving this surge, trace? >> megyn, we've heard for months people are fleeing central america to escape the gang violence but the ambassador to the u.s. says that's not true. he says they are coming for two reasons, one to meet up with family here and two because smugglers guarantee to get them into the u.s. in fact, many illegal immigrant whose arrive here believe the u.s. has a catch and release policy if they cross the boarder, they can stay and look at the increase. 6,500 unaccompanied kids crossed in 2011. this year it estimated to be 90,000 and next year 147,000. many in texas, california and oklahoma are housing them and look at the pictures leaked by boarder patrol agents showing children crowded into chain linked holding centers. food, showers, beds in short supply. >> just imagening being in their shoes, they have terrified faces. they don't really want to speak because they are sca

would you want your name associated with sebelius, napolitano, clint, holdinger?hese are 15 heads of executive department this president's cabinet that had a rough go of it so rough 7 have had to resn or been under fire for their disastrous handling of their job. shinseki over the.a. scandal. and sebelius over obamacare, and hillar clinton over benghazi. and scandals involving the nlob, and homeland security's janet napolitano over scandals at tsa, and customs enforcement and attorney general eric holder after "fast and furious" and justice department surveillance of journalists, it now looks as though the white house is trying to pin the bergdahl terrorist swap on defense secretary chuck hagel. plans it is a matter of time before hagel makes the obama hit parade. but it is these cabinet members who have chosen poorly a president to serve, not only do they not elevate themselves by being associated with the other cabinet secretary was of this president, but there are presidents in his cabinet -- their present in his cabinet does not matter much in to boss, why wou

would you really want your name associated withcy bealous, chu, napolitano, holder?hese are 15 heads of executive departments in the president's cabinet who had a very rough go of it. so rough that seven of them have had to resign or have been under fire for their disastrous handling of their jobs. eric shin saky over the va scandal, kathleen sebelius over obamacare, there i said it, hillary clinton over benghazi, labors held over he is lease in scandals and homeland security's janet napolitano over immigration and tsa and customs enforcement and border protection and eric holder over fast and furious and the surveillance of journalists. and as we reported, it now looks as though the white house is trying to pin the bowe bergdahl terrorist swap on chuck hagel. so perhaps it's only a matter of time before hagel makes the obama hit parade. but it's these cabinet members who chosen poorly a president to serve. not only do they not elevate themselves by being associated with the other cabinet secretaries of this president, their presence in his cabinet doesn't seem to ma

judge napolitano thank you, sir. >> the housing crisis is far from over and could get worse.ding to a new study. wait until you hear what it finds. many americans are still struggling to afford their homes. that's a news flash isn't it? many americans are still struggling to afford their home. the news flash is in the numbers and wait until you hear them from our friend maria bartiromo from the fox business network coming right up. >>> we get plenty of signs now that the economy sim proving but turns out most homeowners are still having a very tough time getting by. according to a new survey, 52% of americans have trouble paying for their homes. 52% of adults. so much so that they have had to make at least one major sacrifice in the last three years to make sure they pay it on time. sacrifices like taking another job or cutting back on health insurance. if that's not enough nearly one in five believes, one in five believes that the worst of the housing crisis is yet to come. maria bartiromo joins us now with the details. she's anchor of opening bell and sunday morning futures

judge napolitano is here. what requires credibility?cal wing at the white house would have such a political year that it would send around to the sunday talk shows a person that was either the administrations willing dupe or most practiced liar. look, he will be charged with something. he is entitled to a trial. the evidence against him, so far, is utterly disturbing. stuart: nobody is fired in this administration. no one is reprimanded. all of these policy decisions, i put it to you, judge, you cannot reverse it. >> she cannot be impeached because she was not confirmed by the senate. she is just one of his assistants. the moral equivalent of someone he hires to get him through the day. stuart: she said it was all about the video. she is now -- >> she was the united states ambassador of the un which did requires senate confirmation. she is a meme from impeachment. she cannot be impeached by the house or the senate. we are stuck with his positions. stuart: if the republican senate repealed obamacare, it doesn't matter. we will override t

. >> judge andrew napolitano is raising a legal question about the bergdahl prisoner swap.ap itself legal? the white house said the presidential signing statement, this signing statement, it's hr-3304, judge napolitano says he'll make the case that the exchange violated federal law by providing material assistance to a terrorist organization. is that what happened? the judge will join us live next hour on "shepard smith reporting." see you then. >>> and the new study says a per-calorie tax on sugary drinks and sodas could help americans in the fight against obesity? would it work or is it too much government intervention? >>> and talk about the catch of the day, look at that thing. details on one tale that is anything but just a fish story. and that's not photoshopping. that's a real fish. >>> fox news alert to tell you about now. the "associated press" releasing new video. this is of a western couple being held captive in afghanistan and pleading with the u.s. government now for help. american caitlin coleman and her canadian husband joshua boyle vanished while traveling t

i think that holder is properly following in napolitano's footsteps.abel is usually hurled from the right, it fits any time otherwise appropriate behavior is curtailed out of a fear of contemporary reaction. with regard to political streamism, when we failed for investigate risk because of unfounded public response, we are yielding to pc forces and jeopardizing lives. >>> that's it for me. i'll be back here next saturday. until then, have a great weekend and a happy father's day. >>> 10:00 straight up, we're so glad to see you umplts i'm victor blackwell. first this morning, iraq's prime minister is vows to take the fight for islamic militants threatening to fight on baghdad. >>> president obama says all options but one -- sending combat troops back into iraq. everything else is on the take. >> you know, there are they fears that the militants belonging to the extremist group islamic state in iraq and syria, or isis as it's known, may push

here with the warning that the five released present a real threat to america and judge andrew napolitano looks at laws broken with the swat. bergdahl graduated infantry school in 2008 and soon appeared to grow disillusioned with the war. a ro"roling stone" magazine say i'm even ashamed to be american. the horror of the self-righteous aragain that they thrive in is all revolting. the title of a u.s. soldier is a lie of fools and the horror that is america is disgusting. in response bergdahl's father says obey your conscience. he was captured by terrorists affiliated with the taliban. he said his fellow soldiers say he simply walked off post. the military devoted weeks for searching for him and some say at least six soldiers were killed during the missions although the pentagon tells fox news it's never that cut and dry. bergdahl's parents held out hope their son would one day return home. >> we support you and are easily awaiting your return home. >> have faith. do good works, and continue to tell the truth, but above all, have the patience that can only come from god. >> they got their w

fox news analyst judge napoli n napolita napolitano.ng to sheet a little bit and lean on greta van susteren. she e-mailed me this. greta said i note this is an indictment and not a criminal complaint. does a criminal allow him to hold him longer without going to a federal court? >> no, the complaint does not allow them to hold him longer but a complaint allows them to bring him to i federal judge. often a complaint is based upon skimpy, scanty knowledge that the fbi has before is developed a case against a person. this is not the indictment. this is not the document that will charge him with the crimes formally. that will be far longer. far more detail. it will charge him with far more crimes than imminent from a grand jury. this comes from a cia agent filing a criminal complaint with a federal judge. >> what's the difference? >> great question. the constitution requires an indictment. meaning in order to be tried in a federal system, the case has to be sifted through a garage jury which is 23 civilians sitting in secret, deciding wheth

judge napolitano doubled down on the fact that this is abuse. >> sure.tay, in addition to accommodations in food, children receive english classes, play sports and participate in targeted programs while immigration authorities contact their families. ultimately, though, this is a political calculation to have these people stay here in the united states of america. the national association of former border patrol officers says the federal government is arranging this flood of illegals for political purposes. down in arizona, jan brewer, who is the governor there, says this crisis essentially is the creation of the federal government. and we did have judge napolitano on who said that the fact that there are so many kids down there with really nowhere to go and the conditions are terrible, it is child abuse. >> he laid out 13 points in which the president and white house laid out for everyone to look at and see the permission slip nobody this very situation. >> heather nauert has more breaking news coming across. >> we've got stuff coming out this morning.

keeping students safe, uck janet napolitano announced a new task force aim at preventing sexual attacks at all campuses. a group of students filed complaints saying officials were discouraging them from reporting assaults. berkeley was one of 50 high profile universities under investigation for possibly violating if erl law. the spokesperson says berkeley has been focusing on addressing those complaints and that the task force has been developed for best practices to keep students from becoming victims. >> this is not a static problem where you write a fancy policy and everybody feels good. where you write a fancy polivig >> that task force will include students, regents and advocates, as well. >> the hunt is on for a man accuses of trying to kill his ex-girlfriend and kidnapping their daughter. police say jose valencia stabbed his ex-girlfriend several times late last night and abducted the -year-old little girl. three hours later, he dropped off the girl at the sun su valley police department. she was not harmed. and her mother is expected to survive. investigators say valencia ditche

napolitano: thank you, mr. mckinley, thank you for your great help in outreach to members of congress. we have been working in a bipartisan manner to help our nation's throw-away children, those who fall through the cracks. the current funding is $135 million, what's approved is $114 million, so it's short. we increase this to have the same funding as 2014. it would prevent cuts to critical programs that are helping our youth integrate back into society. it reduces the budget line in operations and maintenance by the same amount. it is critical for hundreds of our young people that dropout -- that drop out yearly to have an opportunity to be accepted into the prasm the challenge program has already educated 120,000 nationally, young people. it also is a volunteer program, free for 16 to 18-year-olds new york cost to the child or the family. 22 1/2 week residential boot camp like program, prepares them, educates them, instills discipline, builds employment potential and returns them to school. the 2012 rand corp

all right, judge andrew napolitano is here.hy does it have anything to do with the legal system about whether or not a teacher has tenure or not. isn't that a policy decision for educators to make? >> the laws of the state of california say if a teacher does a, b, c, d, e, the teacher should be entitled to tenure. those laws were challenged before the judge by a group of parents suing on behalf of their children who said the effect of the law is to violate a clause of the california constitution, which requires a thorough and efficient education for the students because the teachers are doing things not to teach but to get tenure. stuart: so you could sue on virtually any grounds if you think your children are not getting a full and proper education. >> as long as are in a state that the state constitution guarantees thorough and efficient. new jersey has this. it has been the subject of many, many cases and thousands of pages of judicial decisions. so the argument is the statue written by the legislature is not enhancing the t

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immigration law as well as the critical setback to the health care law joining us tonight andrew napolitano. good to have you. this decision is a failure for the administration and again that what is the fact on women across the country? >> it is profound. this basically says if the owners of an entity believe that providing contraceptive or abortion services for employees they don't have to do it. sole proprietorships, partnerships , a closely held corporations, nonprofits. those entities combined are more than 90 percent of all america. so where will the money come from to pay for these services? that number is so large it will require congressional appropriation that will not come from the republican controlled house so the president has made a mess to promise women he but compel employers to provide this and the supreme court said you simply cannot do it. lou: and the definition of the closely held business enterprise. this will also work in another way? because the money individually is so small just $10 a month most will not be so concerned about that unless they have a true bonafide

janet napolitano has a new task force to prevent sexual attacks at all uc campuses. filing complaints saying officials discouraged them from reporting assault. berkley was one of 51 high profile universities under investigations for possibly violating a federal law. a spokesperson for the uc systems says they are focused on addressing the kprant. a task force is develop best practices while keeping students from becoming victims of sexual violence. >> this is not a static problem. this is not something where you write a fancy policy and everybody feels good. it's constant vigilance. >> the task force including students, regions, and advoca s advocates. >>> the search is underway for a man accused of trying to kill his ex-girlfriend and kidnapping their daughter, sparking an amber alert. it happened in their apartment, and jose valencia stabbed his exgirlfriend several times before kidnapping their 8-year-old daughter, and several hours later, he brought her back to the police department and took off. the girl was not harm, and the mother is expected to survive. inves

i would like to first introduced janet napolitano. where are you, madam secretary?here she is very she currently serves as the president of the university of california, a system with ten campuses and five medical centers. she previously served as secretary of homeland security between 2009 and 2013 and governor of arizona from 2003-2009. thank you. [applause] and just from a point of personal experience, i still call her madame secretary. it really was an amazing experience for me to be able to work with her and truly a leader in the country during some very, very difficult times. our next panelist was the governor of wailing from 1995- 2003 and served as the chair of the sea as between 99 and 2000. during his term as governor, he helped create western governors university to an online competency based university. since 2005 he has served as the chair of their board of trustees governor. [applause] and the chancellor of the university of maryland system since 2002. he recently announced he will retire after 50 years. prior to his current position he served as presi

judge napolitano is with me now as well.so, judge, in a litigation, this happens when you, you know, you go after someone's e mails computer glitch doesn't get you off the hook. there are servers and cyber space. listen to morgan wright, a computer expert talks about how this will be a piece of cake to recover. listen. >> it look like they just use standard software techniques maybe got a hold of criminal investigative people but there are a lot of data recovery firms out there. this would have been a piece of cake to recover the data. >> one of the best data recovery is the federal bureau of investigation that can recover almost anything. there needs to be a way to look for the e mails the amount is entitled to confidence in the government right now so people watching us, ordinary americans it looks like the irs has willfully destroyed evidence. i don't know this is true but this is the way it looks in order to avoid revealing embarrassing violations of the law chris stierwald says it's some of the most-serious in america,

let's bring in our panel, george will, juan williams, andrew napolitano, and military analyst generalkeene. general, today we heard the iranians, the head of the quds force, their special forces, is in baghdad meeting with malaki to say, we are here to protect you. this is the whole thing seems like a powder keg. >> yes. it's not surprising. kasim saul manny is a major adviser to assad in syria, and they look at syria as a client state. they provided thousands of quds force to assist assad to stay in power. he sees the opportunity. he's looking at the united states. malaki has been asking for some support for a couple of months. it we haven't been giving him much of anything. he sees that opportunity, and if malaki doesn't get the help he needs to hold on, he'll look to the iranians, to sole manny. you should know and the viewing audience should know that he's the one that organized hezbollah against the israelis in 2006, the guys who trained the shia militia in iran to conduct operations against u.s. forces exclusively with advanced ieds. this is a bad actor on the world stage and he

uc president janet napolitano says the task force should be a system -- they will be tasked with creatingto sexual assaults. the uc has come under fire from students and lawmakers over accusations it hasn 't done enough to protect victims. >>> bay area congresswoman jackie spear says she wants to keep e cigarettes away from the hands of minors. spier wants to put together a bill that would stop the use of bright packaging and candy flavors. >> gummy bear, cotton candy, chocolate mint, thin mint are not flavors at a local ice cream shop. instead those are the flavors you can get for e cigarettes. >> the nicotine in e cigarettes is just as addictive as the one in tobacco cigarettes. >>> the obama administration says it will speed up deportations to deal with the flood of undocumented children crossing the board. so far 20,000 children have entered the country without their parents. three years ago there were fewer than 4,000. government shelters are quickly running out of room. the administration plans to assign more judges and attorneys to handle deportations. it also plans to send million

our own judge andrew napolitano is ready to throw the book at them and he joins me now.eally fired up about this one, judge. >> i was fired up about it, melissa. it is a little bit in the weeds because if you read the headline to the articles about this it says, ecb, european central bank, to charge negative interest rate. most people would say, what the heck is a negative interest rate? well the european central bank, like our federal reserve is the favorite place for the nation banks to deposit their cash but the ecb is going to charge those banks for keeping their cash in the ecb. almost unheard of. why are they doing that? they want to force them to lend it, to borrowers who are probably uncredit worthy. here we go again. melissa: right. i mow that they have talked, this has not happened in the u.s. there has been talk about it at certain points in various corridors. i mean, do you think it comes to the u.s. and did we learn nothing from the financial crisis? >> i don't think it will come, i don't think it will come to the u.s. we have more sophisticated ways to addr

. >> i think secretary johnson's predecessor janet napolitano said the border is as secure as it hasn. and she was hoping and the administration was hoping there was some baseline for moving forward on a comprehensive plan to figure out what to deal with all the people or how to deal with the people already here. once the rumor of the magnet of that rumored amnesty, however you want to term it, once that started percolating throughout central america we had tens of thousands of unaccompanied children showing up across the southern border. it is manifestly clear that the border is not secure. that is a real problem for most americans. >> and those kids are put in very dangerous situations to get here. >> it is terrible. >> good to see you. >> you, too. >>> a sneak peek at the new film about the american spirit. >> unemployment, scandals, americans left to die and the media ignores it all. >> i think america is not only broken but what bothers me is we're the places you call home, when you're away from home. 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in the world. like wyndham, we're awai

victoria napolitano, editor in chief of hopelessly romantic magazine.e show. terrific to have you here. we're hoping that people like you inspire our viewers. i want to start at the beginning. injured on the job. a police officer. what happened. >> one night that we were working. the next thing you know, my site seemed a little fuzzy. fast forward, i ended up having a head injury from falling. it went undiagnosed. i ended up almost going blind and had terrific doctors that saved most of my site, but i am actually partly blind still. gerri: you have not regained all of your site and get you have managed to overcome this. after what you experience. did you decide you had to lose your job? what happened to your finances? >> i lost everything. i never regained my site, so i had to work on desk duty. what happened is it kept getting worse and worse, and the doctor says you will have to take it easy for a while calf or you will be completely blind. i had to let sell my job -- leave my job, sell my house, lost everything i had, and three days after my last sur

but he -- we must remember -- is responsible for putting everyone from eric holder to janet napolitanothey have held. >> katie, thank you for joining us. a very provocative book indeed. thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> and coming up, your twitter responses. but first, we want to take a moment and note the passing this week of a good friend of ours here. we are sad to report that one of our brilliant minds of our time on mideastern affairs has died after a battle with cancer. he was just 68. he was one of those rare individuals who could illuminate modern arab history for folks in the u.s. and played a part in that history as an advocate for the invasion of iraq in 2003. working as an unofficial adviser to the george w. bush white house, he dispaired about arab governments finding their own way to democracy and believed the u.s. had no choice but to confront what he called, quote, the culture of terrorism after 9/11. born in lebanon. he won many prestigious honors including the human tear man medal. he was often a guest on our show, teaching me a great deal 0 about the complexities

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judge andrew napolitano joins me now. this because it's not spy satellites taking pictures of you, or they're intercepting, you know, the pictures we're taking of each other, sending the family. it's one thing to post it on facebook, you are putting it out there. but you send in a text a family know toe to a family member, they're intercepting -- >> it shows you to the extent which the government blatantly violates the constitution and cares nothing for the harm that something like this can cause. it's one thing for them to listen to you and me as we talk on the phone. clearly unconstitutional. but if you say, by the way, look at this adorable picture of my child or of my niece or of my nephew, government is capturing that and then comparing it with other pictures. they take these pick you areture -- pictures and pix late them. which they can then use to match against other photographs of the same person. bottom line, there seems to be no depth to which they will not sink in violating our privacy. yes. melissa: it's somet

they were being dissed by their own supervisors, by janet napolitano so dhs is working in a crippled fashion. >> a lot of lessons here. if you see something, say something. those neighbors who thought oh, we thought they were just talking. maybe people should pay attention when people are talking like this and talking like this on social media. >> now to one of the worst incidents of friendly fire in more than a decade of war in afghanistan. the pentagon is investigating how five special operations forces were killed today in afghanistan. they were conducting security sweeps when they were killed by afghan fighters. they were struck and killed along with one afghan soldier. [ brian ] in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. and that i had to take action. so he talked to me about xarelto®. [ male announcer ] xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood t

the speakers will be former homeland security secretary janet napolitano who the university of california. >> you had broadcast tv and then then came along and satellite. what if satellite had said, you know, we're different than cable, we have a slightly so we're technology going to take that and not consider ourselves to be what is an mvpd?lled so we don't have to negotiate. do that.lite didn't and so why should aerial be able different with a technology and say we don't have to negotiate for copyrighted material? from the beginning this isn't about being opposed technology. there's still a technology in aerial and maybe there's a business model for it, but that can evade theou law to run a business. the supreme court decisiosupreme courtwith the hel broadcasters, gordon smith, monday, 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> "book tv" sat down with hillary clinton in little rock newest book,r "hard choices.. >> i've learned the secretary of state to expect the unexpected. nobody expected the so-called upon us ng until it was us. and we have to learn to be agile and ready for the unexpected while we

melissa: here now, fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano.o he says there is no limit. >> well you know -- melissa: how big can it get? >> it could be as big as gm's either generosity or business instincts drive it to be. this is a very, very weird and bizarre bankruptcy, because of the 800-pound gorilla in the room at the time. bankruptcy, the federal government, created an entirely new gm which was insulated from the consequences of the negligence of the old gm. these ignition switch problems occurred under the old gm, the one that went bankrupt an the one federal government used to own. any money that ken feinberg distributes by gm now is because gm thinks it is a good business decision to do so. not because it is trying to avoid litigation because no court could order it to do so. so, is a life worth a million dollars? the measurement of a human life in a courtroom is the financial loss to the survivors, not the emotional loss, the financial loss. so you can't say every life lost because of the faulty ignition switch is worth a million do

. >> janet napolitano used to be secretary of homeland security as you will recall. i remember sitting here at this table talking to her about border security. alongked about building the mexican border with the u.s. defense or fences and walls. she said she does a 20 foot fence and someone would come along with a 25 foot ladder. this reminds me of that. let's have one more photo that has been enlarged and place it on the chart. let's have a look at that and maybe you can tell us about that photo. this is a picture of a skylight. at nine locations revisited visited, we had unsecured -- we identified unsecured skylights at the facility. these facilities range from warehouse storing radiography cameras to scientific research facilities to large panoramic you radiators -- large, radiators. in the nsa program or the go in on a voluntary basis and beef up security, skylights is one of the areas they were targeted terms of closing the means of ingress or securing the skylight. where the tell us building with skylights exists? were the devices we're talking about here, wort

i think there is some practical application for drone technology and, you know, judge napolitano laid this out pretty clearly and i subscribe to his view. if the government can have it we can have it. if we're going to come down on drones we'll never have flying cars. this is a bridge. drones, $500 drones are the bridge to flying cars. >> that's a stretch. >> not a stretch at all. we have to be comfortable with things in the airspace before we put ourselves levitating off the ground. >> i'm trying hard to follow this. >> that's not difficult to follow. we have to be comfortable with strange things in the sky because the highways and byways are so congested. we have to find other paths. >> a drone tries to fly over my backyard and i shoot it out of the sky you have no problem >> constitutionally protected. isn't it? i guess the burden of proving intent would be on you. >> you have a show, i believe, coming up. >> i do. >> would this feature prominently on it shooting drones out of the sky. >> it's always prominently displayed. our interaction is priceless. >> are you discussing this to

. >> this morning secretary napolitano announced new actions my administration will take to mend ourmore fair, more efficient, and more just specifically for certain young people sometimes called dreamers. it makes no sense to expel talented young people who, for all intents and purposes are americans. they have been raised as americans, understand themselves to be part of this country. well, today we are improving it again. effective immediately, the department of homeland security is taking steps lift the shadow of deportation from these young people. over the next few months eligible individuals who do not present a risk to national security or public safety will be able to request temporary relief from deportation are proceedings and apply for work authorization. >> but you have to be under 30. you're 31. >> yes. today is probably the day that i feel old. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein.