judge andrew napolitano still with me. the only way to fix this would be to include discrimination against gays and lesbians explicitly. is that correct? judge napolitano: that is something the indiana legislature for whatever reason and is free to do so has declined to do for the past 20 years. if indiana wants to join the other states that made discrimination in housing and public accommodations on the basis of sexual orientation against indiana law they are free to do that. that would render this statute meaningless because right now the statute protects that type of discrimination. stuart: in your view that is the only way to fix what is wrong with this legislation. judge napolitano: the governor's the ms. flo they appear to be heartfelt and i know him and maybe like you you interviewed him i don't think he is a racist, so that all but his statements do not change the meaning of the statute nor the courts take into account his statements when they are construing the statute. stuart: he said consistently wants legislati

judge napolitano: yes.art: the new york times, the new york times is reporting that hillary clinton used a personal e-mail account to conduct official state department business while she was the secretary of state. that is against the rules. so much for transparency. roll tape. >> i believe in transparency. i believe in taking response ability and i have done so. >> what difference at this point does it make? stuart: that with the juxtaposition of two sound bites, when referring to transparency and when referring to benghazi. judge napolitano: being honest about the cheating if i may. stuart: is that legit to use deprive it e-mail personal account? she never had an e-mail account from the state department. judge napolitano: is now obvious from the days she was confirmed as secretary of state she reserved the domain name and did she used. stuart: the day she was consumed by the senate. judge napolitano: violation of the federal records act which is not a criminal statute that it is a statute that declares th

judge andrew napolitano is here.u don't have any problem with congress taking a look at any deal we make with the crazy mullahs. >> it is not to have a problem but does the constitution have a problem. i don't have a problem with congress, congress cannot interfere with the deal because the supreme court has ruled with respect to foreign affairs the president is the sole creator of for an hour with the exception of declaring war and spending money. however if the president was going to sign a treaty with the iranians the as a two thirds majority. judge napolitano: the president can sign -- i know this won't rest will with un doesn't rest well with me either. i don't trust the president's judgment for a variety of reasons. the president can sign any executive agreement he wants with his equivalence another country and that remains in place until it is rescinded by him or a subsequent president. if he enters into -- of john kerry negotiate an agreement that mitch mcconnell and the republicans condemned and the presiden

the uc president janet napolitano was not amused though.ct she got caught on an open microphone. anne makovec live over at cal this morning with more on that. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have seen a lot of protests recently about these tuition hikes which were proposed last year. but so far we haven't heard about what uc leaders think about these protests until we heard this -- >> let's go. we don't have to listen to this crap. >> reporter: uc president janet napolitano apparently tired of the antics. this happened during a regents meeting at uc-mission bay yesterday where students took off some of their clothes revealing the words student debt. here's one protestor's response to napolitano's calling that crap. >> i mean, i don't know where she is coming from but i assume she never had to deal with these issues so i can understand why there would be a disconnect there. >> reporter: janet napolitano calling for tuition hikes of 5% every year for five years unless the uc system gets more money from the state. she and the

judge andrew napolitano is in the studio. welcome. we always start with a lot market but you are up. judge napolitano: this story is more important than the market on "varney and company". stuart: did hillary lie? judge napolitano: she probably did. i don't know what is in her heart. she was not under oath. her duty to tell the truth in that environment is the moral duty not a legal one. for her to suggest an state emphatically didn't suggest the state emphatically that she complied with all law is defied by the following, number one, it is a crime to diverge and conceal government records from the government while you are at a government employee. technologies that she did that. her answer is every e-mail that i got team from a government personnel and everytime i replied it went back to a government person and therefore government people that i was e-mailing with have copies of my records. i didn't keep them from the government. what about when she e-mailed with someone in a foreign government or e-mails he didn't reply to? this is

and on my right my good friend and colleague, judge andrew napolitano. [ applause ] judge napolitano, a former superior court judge of the great state of new jersey, in which we both have the good fortune to live. i'm saying that only partially tongue in cheek at tax time, certainly. and a senior, senior judicial analyst, a refer to him as executive senior judicial analyst for fox news. great to have both of these gentlemen with us. [ applause ] we're going to follow the format of presentations from each of them for a few moments about their views. then we're going to begin a discussion. i'll ask questions of each, beginning with judge napolitano. we'll follow up give each an opportunity to rebut or agree passionately with the other as the case may be. and with no further ado, judge napolitano. >> thank you, lou. [ applause ] thank you, good morning. i was in 1973, before most of you were born, i was present at the first cpac in the madison hotel in downtown washington, d.c. there were 25 people there. one of whom was a guy named ronald reagan. [ cheers and applause ] when i speak on

and her reaction. . >> reporter: uc students have been protesting tuition hikes and janet napolitano is tired of their antics and here's what she had to say when she didn't know her mic was on. [ screaming ] [ inaudible ] this happened at a meeting at the mission bay campus where protestors were standing on chairs and taking off clothes revealing the words, student debts. and while she called this stunt crap, as you just heard, she said this during the very same meeting. >> they want to be sure their voices are being heard and i want to commit to them their voices are being heard. >> she is calling for tuition hikes of 5% every year for five years unless the uc system gets more money from the state. she and the governor are trying to work out a deal. in the meantime the hikes are still on the table. live at berkeley, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> 5:02. let's get a check on our weather once again with mr. brian hackney. >> we have a nice day on tap. it was beautiful yesterday probably warmer today. and then tiny little bit of a microscopic chance of rain on friday which means it's probabl

it remains unclear the progress of both the governor and napolitano made for the most part. they are scheduled to meet again next month with another progress report and see for the student's sake whether they will be seeing increased tuition moving forward. still a lot of questions to be answered. >> yes, thank you, brian. >>> at the university of virginia chambers of police brutality after an am student is arrested and wrestled to the ground. 20-year-old martice johnson needed ten stitches to the head after being wrestled to the ground after trying to get into a bar and denied. he was agitated and belligerent. cell phone video and pictures show johnson on the ground with blood all over his face on the ground. >> whether it happens on the football field or in a case like this, my heart went out to him. i would not want anything bad to happen to one of my students. >> yes. the university of virginia says this arrest is another case of excessive police force against an african-american man. virginia's governor is calling for an independent investigation of the incident. >>> ca

judge napolitano: is third with a texas accent.nally even with a london school of economics accent. how do you spell hooker? "imus in the morning" when you announced your presence early. judge napolitano: you love when i do that. pretends to hate it. stuart: appreciate it. actress angelina jolie undergoing another preventive surgery to cut her risk of cancer. is something everyone should consider. we will discuss it. after the break hillary clinton joking about the e-mail scandal with reporters. has the clinton machine succeeded again and made it all move on everybody? >> i believe in transparency. i believe in taking responsibility. and i have done so. what difference at this point does it make? nicole: i am nicole petallides with your fox business brief. we have had some back-and-forth action, the dow jones industrial average up 15 points again 18,131, the s&p 501.5% the nasdaq up 18 points, the nasdaq is the best of the tweet, and we're taking a close look this particular stock we are watching closely after the german aircraft c

janet napolitano apologized for a remark inadvertently caught by her microphone. that happened yesterday during the uc regence meeting that had been interrupted by students protesting napolitano's propose had tuition hikes over the next five years. today she apoll skbriezed. >> i was caught on a mic with a word that was unfortunate. so i want to say i apologize for that. >> napolitano and governor brown have been holding talks. brown poses hikes for the schools. >>> a local bar is on suspension. the vip lounge is located east of 680 on north of white road. agents with the state department of alcohol beverage control, photographed the posting of the suspension on the bar's front door. it is a 30-day alcohol suspension. abc said that an undercover operation found dancers engage in lewd acts and the business was serving alcohol during restricted hours. >> our next story is about getting up when life knocks you down. the case of shawn maloney, life literally knocked him down. >> showing you, there is life after a stroke. >> in all seriouslinessness, he said the best a

president janet napolitano has students caught in limbo. admissions officers at uc berkeley and other campuses are processing a report number of applications but have no idea how many slots are actually open. the process is stalled because of the very public feud between brown and napolitano over how much the state contributes to the uc budget. napolitano will raise tuition by 5 percent this fall and increase the number of out-of-state students because they pay higher tuition. the governor says funding is adequate and he is threatening to withhold $120 million if tuition goes up. >> police are warning about two men entering homes posing as pg&e workers. they try to get in a home in burlingame claiming they had to inspect the kitchen and a nanny refused to let them in. police are reminding people that pg&e workers will not try to enter a home unless a excuse was requested. >>> state water officials will measure the sierra snow pack to see how long our drought could continue. for a century scientists have use the tools to see how much water i

joining us now judge andrew napolitano. even under the president's dreamer program if you are in a gang, if you're a known gang member, you don't qualify. so if he was in a known gang and was allowed to stay here under deferred action by the president, then the administration screwed up. >> right. let's set some basics. senator grassley says he has a source. we don't know who the source is. >> he's asking to confirm this of dhs. >> correct. >> he's received no response thus far. >> he's giving them a deadline. but the program under which senator grassley's source believes he was allowed to stay here was not legislated by congress. this is another executive order written by the president inconsistent with federal law, which basically says to people like this if you do a, b, c, d and e, i won't deport you. and the president made up the a b, c, d and e. it's not in the statute. this is not the part of the law. this is not an executive order that was challenged and then joined by a federal judge in texas two weeks ago. >> most

will tuition go up at the university of california at today's meeting, napolitano said she has met tw the governor twice to discuss a proposed 28% tuition increase over five years. brown talked about suspending cuts. napolitano told them to expect changes on the budget. >>> i would love to get back to the days when 90% came from the state and only 10% from the students, but we don't live in that kind of world. >> the meeting was briefly interrupted by demonstrators. abc 7 news was there as some protesters stripped down to their underwear and walked out of the meeting. . the decision may not happen until this summer. >>> lack of snow is forcing another sierra ski resort to shut down earlier than normal. they will close for the season this sunday. due to the the ultra dry conditions this winter. you're looking at video just off interstate 80 in much better times. this becomes the second resort to shut down this week. if it doesn't reopen this year it will be the earliest seasonal closing since the 1970s. >>> firefighters are investigating what started a townhouse fire today. the second

um, but, um, so be it and i think, um, we'll move on to public comment today. >> napolitano says she may have to raise tuition if state does not give the uc system more money. >>> it is friday. normally we're nice and light out there. let's check in with liza battalones to see how traffic is flowing. >> not light at the bay bridge toll plaza, frank and michelle. good morning, everybody. we have an accident just being reported now at the bay bridge. this is near the metering lights. so just beyond this picture, but it's part of the reason why we are now seeing delays at the toll plaza extending to the 880 overcrossing. the metering lights are on. this accident just a two-car fender-bender blocking one lane of traffic. so that's the big traffic news. it's always slow over at the altamont pass. and now it's just a long line of traffic beginning at the 205 interchange and ending at the dublin interchange. so certainly long delays for that stretch of 580. but the rest of the bay area commute looking okay. the san mateo bridge has been light. still fine for the commute out of hayward headi

joining us now judge andrew napolitano.n under the president's dreamer program if you are in a gang, if you're a known gang member, you don't qualify. so if he was in a known gang and was allowed to stay here under deferred action by the president, then the administration screwed up. >> right. let's set some basics. senator grassley says he has a source. we don't know who the source is. >> he's asking to confirm this of dhs. >> correct. >> he's received no response thus far. >> he's giving them a deadline. but the program under which senator grassley's source believes he was allowed to stay here was not legislated by congress. this is another executive order written by the president inconsistent with federal law, which basically says to people like this if you do a, b, c, d and e, i won't deport you. and the president made up the a b, c, d and e. it's not in the statute. this is not the part of the law. this is not an executive order that was challenged and then joined by a federal judge in texas two weeks ago. >> most rece

there were a lot of important issues. >> janet napolitano also explained that she and governor jerry are working to try come to an agreement on how much funding the university system can expect from the state. >>> tesla announced software upgrades that could warn drivers if they are going out of range of a charging station and guide them to the nearest. the ceo says it will go a long way towards ending range anxiety for drivers. the app will function in real time and will be able to tell if a station is busy or out of service. >>> apple made its debuts a part of the dow jones today. the dow made the move after stocks split. apple dragged down the dow today. the dow is down 117 to 17,959. the nasdaq is up 9 to 4,992. the s&p is down 10 to 2,089. markets pulled back after a rally yesterday that was fueled by interest rates will stay near record lows. >>> scores of people in san francisco today repelled down the side of the embark day [bleep] hyatt -- embarcadero hyatt hotel. repelling from the top of the building to the crowds below. they were cheering. organizers say they hope to rais

president janet napolitano to increase tuition. now, napolitano has delayed implementing the increase as she negotiating with governor brown over the need for more funding. students say they're caught in the middle. >> a lot of the conversation students have been left out on, napolitano and jerry brown are having conversations and students are not a part of it, yet we are the direct victims of the tuition hikes. >> students at u.c. santa cruz will hold their own walkout today. they're planning marching and possibly a takeover of school buildings. >>> now, six u.c. santa cruz students including two from the bay area were arrested in a demonstration on tuesday after blocking highways 1 and 17 for more than four hours. police had to use jackhammers to free the students from the concrete and metal pipes they used to link themselves together. four of the students are due in court today. the san francisco sentinel reports six students have been sus pended for 14 days. more than 3,000 people have signed an online petition calling for the

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university of california president janet napolitano offmic comment commenting about students who were protesting tuition hikes in california. at very colleges she's running 5% hikes every year ad infinitum. she said i don't have to take this crap. she's apologized for this. but people are angry and now on twitter and everywhere you're seeing comments about how she's paid $570,000. giving out 147,000 package to relocate. i know it's that kind of person at that level, you have to pay a lot of money. look, it's going to get ugly if the students can't get educations they can afford. >> look i think that the villains in the store ear people like janet napolitano. not because of what she said to the protesters because her job is to make college affordable. and it is an outrage. i said this so many times on the show. the biggest scam in america is how much universities are charging. the public universities and also private universities are out of control. they are not accountable. you need college presidents who are going to come in, look under the hood. figure out to save money. i truly bel

and though my rights my good friend and colleague judge andrew napolitano.[applause] judge napolitano a former superior court judge in the great state of new jersey which we both have had the great fortune to live. i am saying that partially tongue-in-cheek attacks time certainly and senior judicial analyst. i refer to him as executive senior judicial analyst for "fox news." it's great to have both of these gentlemen with us. [applause] we are going to follow the format of presentations from each of them for a few moments about their views and then we are going to begin a discussion and i will ask questions of each beginning with judge napolitano. we will follow up and give each an opportunity to rebut or agree passionately with the other as the case may be. with no further ado judge napolitano. [applause] >> thank you lou. good morning. in 1973 before most of you were born i was present at the first cpac in the madison hotel in downtown washington d.c.. there were 25 people there one of whom was a guy named ronald reagan. [applause] when i speak on privacy

president janet napolitano disagrees. >> i would love to get back to the days 90% came from the state and 10% from the student but we don't live in that kind of world. >> napolitano and brown continuing to negotiate the possibility of tuition hikes but have not been any break-throughs. >> like living in yesteryear. >> yesterday was nice when it came to the forecast. christina, i don't know how many people will be outside because of the basketball tournament. you want to keep it locked on the programming. nice clear start to the day. weather underground show us. that's from my canicastro. we'll be at 58 degrees in the south bay. temperatures will be significantly warmer as it gets into the afternoon. final day of winter and 80s on the map. 80 degrees in the tri-valley where we typically average 68 degree, definitely 5 to 15 degrees above average depending where you live. san francisco looking good for a lovely day into the mid 70s. now, peak warmth for today. bread news, i keep checking the latest model runs and our chance for rain looking much better. not so much for saturday but i'm

janet napolitano is addressing her dismissive comment aimed at student protestors. but it might not do much to lessen their anger. >> president obama delivers a message directly to the people of iran in the midst of crucial nuclear negotiations. >> chance of spring showers here in the bay area. does that mean snow in tahoe? we have that tahoe report coming up. >> and it's still "friday light" at the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound traffic looking great approaching the pay gates. more on this and information on street closures for this weekend's big oakland running female announcer: right now at sleep train get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. >>> 5:13 on this friday. we have spring arriving at 3:45 p.m. so you're getting a last glimpse of this last morning of winter. we have increasing cloud cover today. that will lead to the potential of a few raindrops. we'll talk about that as the news continues. >>> president

they were protesting napolitano's proposed tuition hikes over the next five years. today she apologized for what she muttered under her breath. >> i was caught on a mic with a word that was unfortunate, so i want to just say i apologize for that. >> napolitano and governor brown have been holding private budget talks. the governor opposes new uc tuition hikes. >>> a second chance at life tonight for dozens of dogs bred for the dinner table. they were rescued from a meat farm in south korea where dog meat is considered a delicacy. nbc bay area's michelle roberts has more on how the dogs are door now and why they're here in the bay area. >> reporter: the meat farmer in south korea was considering a career change when he worked for the international humane society, and that farmer gave up all of the dogs. and now they are here in san francisco and need loving homes tonight. the san francisco spca welcomed dozens of dogs to america today. they had a long journey from south korea. this girl has never been around people. she spent her life in a dark cage alongside 57 othe

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y hasta ahora parece que ambas partes estÁn lejos de llegar a un acuerdo pero napolitano dijo que semÁs las dificultad del peso mexicano. marÍa leticia: ya volvemos. leÓn: un calentador de agua explotÓ en una vivienda de washington, la dueÑa de catastro en su trabajo y escucho el estallido por medio de una cÁmara que tiene instalada en su hogar. las paredes se agrietaron y la casa entera se moviÓ de los cimientos, una bebita dormÍa en el sÓtano con la niÑera y su hermano mayor se habÍa ido al trabajo con su papÁ. asÍ que aunque la casa quedo inhabitable todos estÁn a salvo. marÍa leticia: estas imÁgenes muestran el momento en el que un policÍa de dallas, texas muestra a jason frente a su casa en junio del aÑo pasado. el oficial dice que jason se le abalanzÓ con un destornillador. la cÁmara que la gente de el orden grabÓ los hechos incluyen a la madre diciÉndole al oficial diciÉndole que su hijo es bipolar esquizofrÉnico. la madre de dallas demandÓ la policÍa. leÓn: venden fajas que segÚn los fabricantes son peligrosas e incluso prometen resultados permanentes. para leticia: osvaldo i

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napolitano told budget sub committee earlier this month that this is possible to freeze tuition which is currently at $12,000 a year. >>> the first african-american woman to serve as a judge in northern california is hanging up her robe. most recently ladoris credel has served as an independent police auditor. she led a push for the police to document all pedestrian and vehicle stops as a way to determine whether changes in police policy are needed. she says she wants to spend her retirement writing a memoir and composing music. >>> new at 5:00 using science to find animals loving homes. a new dna testing campaign amusingly dubbed "who's your daddy" is showing some results worth barking about. michelle roberts is at the shelter in burlingame. and you've captivated the camera with that dog in your arms. >> reporter: this is gizmo. there are a lot of dogs that look just like her at the shelter. after the dna test she has a new name. she's a shahoohoo. we're their dna tells a different story. >> their results were all very different. >> reporter: rashele says that so far, 24 dogs have be

janet napolitano leaned over to a colleague and said, let's just break. let's go. let's go. we don't have to listen to this crap. hear it for yourself. >> let's just break. let's just go. we don't have to listen to this crap. >> reporter: this individual was one of the person protests 5% increases every year for five years. >> it's an insult to have her as the president. >> reporter: to make their point plowd and clear, protesters stripped down to their underwear revealing the words student debt on their bodies. she called what you are doing crap. >> i don't know where she's coming from personally. i'm assuming she has never had to deal with the issues personally. >> reporter: the uc president crap comment was a much different tone from this napolitano speech at the very same meeting. >> they want to be sure there are voices are being heard and i want to commit to them that their voices are being heard. >> reporter: in berkeley, mark kelly, kpix, 5. >> in addition to stripping down today, protesters also threw fake money at the regents. >>> damage control again for the catho

and the governor brown and uc president napolitano are facing off over how much the state should funnel into the school budget. napolitano plans to raise tuition in the fall but the governor is threatening to pull the plug on funding in that happens. the student applications are on the back burner not knowing how many spots are open. meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> good morning, everyone, from the top of the broadcast center, i can smell spring with a lot of pollen in the air and how much worse that will be with the big warming trend and near record high temperatures in the seven-day forecast. >>> plus, fill up the coffee cup, the health benefits of going back for seconds on your daily cup of joe and making a walk down the aisle more magical and how a bride got her dream dress. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's

napolitano and governor brown was holding budget meetings. she opposes budget increases. >> today, the sister of perpetual indulgence is opposing the parade which is set for saturday. >>> nbc bay area ian kole will give us a look. >> reporter: at the garden and nowflower show past the landscapes and the backyard dreams are a few native california plants. >> i see a few new ones. >> reporter: for the californians whose green thumbs are turning brown. >> this -- this i have to have. it is gorgeous. i love this stuff. >> reporter: sharon turned her front yard into a garden last year. she likes the look and likes to save water. >> well shgs, my lawn was never really any good anyway, and i never wasted the water watering it. >> reporter: it is part of a trend as california enters another year of drought. >> it gets me outside more, and i am meeting all of the neighbors, and they say, hey, what a nice yard. >> reporter: she is looking for a few new ideas. >> i leek it all. >> reporter: and picking the right spot. >> and this sis the voodoo -- >> re

. >>> uc president janet napolitano called on -- caught on tape at yesterday's uc regent's meeting. >>> and in santa rosa a loved professor died avenue a chi a yakking accident. what the students had to say about the 65-year-old. >>> and we are looking at a commute where traffic accident will be busy in many areas. westbound 237 will be okay so far getting to sunnyvale. >> and another nice day. temperatures are warming up inland. the pollen level, however, continue be to very high with the trees. blame those trees! >>> =, good morning to you. welcome back to "mornings on 2". we are live this morning at santa rosa junior college where a popular professor here died after a kayaking tragedy. we have more with tara moriarty who is out there now. she will tell you about the efforts to save his life and what the students are saying about him. stay tuned. >>> it is thursday morning. it is march 19th. i am dave clark. >> and i am tori campbell, in for pam cook. it is 5:30. let's check in now with steve for a look at the weather. hi, steve! >> tori, dave, good morning. >> good morning! >> it i

the governor brown and uc president janet napolitano are expected to summerrize the first findings of a special committee formed in january. the committee mission is to examine uc proposal of increasing tuition by up to 5 percent a year for the next five years. if the state does not provide more funding. brown and napolitano are locked in a fierce battle over the state budget for uc. >> the secret service is trying to track down the person who sent a letter laced with cyanide to the white house. it was received at an off site mail screening facility on monday and tested negative. the secret service says further testing came back for the poison. the substance was in a last politic back inside the envelope and the sender is known to the secret service. >> japanese police are investigating phone calls that threaten to kill united states ambassador caroline kennedy made to the embassy in tokyo which has received calls targeting the counsul general at an island home to 25,000 troops. the death threats were last month from a caller speaking in english. >> the results of israel's parliament

. >>> janet napolitano is apologizing for a comment she made she probably thought was private. it happened during a protest at yesterday's uc regions meeting. >> the exchange was caught on a video stream. students were protesting planned tuition increases. at the meeting, governor brown and napolitano said they were not ready to take any action yet. following private talks on the uc budget situation. the board wraps up a 3-day meeting today. >>> still ahead, happy to be here. the dogs rescued from asia, where a rescue group says those dogs were waiting to be killed for human consumption. >>> the upcoming vote on the first law in the country requiring bike helmets for everyone. >>> also freaky friday the triple threat that is sending sky monsters to the moon. >>> and over the edge, adrenaline junkies, hundreds of feet up. but not for >>> breaking news from palo alto. police are investigating the deaths of two people at a home believed to be homicides. police initially received the report of a possible suicide from a firearm. it may have been a domestic murder suicide. the invest

president napolitano has students caught in limbo.rs are processing a record number of politicians but they have no idea how many slots are going to be open. the process is stalled because of the public feud between the governor and napolitano offer how much the state contributes to the uc budget. napolitano will raise too win by 5 percent and in the fall and increase the number of out-of-state students with pay higher tuition. the governor threatens to withhold $120 million if tuition goes up saying the funding and adequate. >> the family of missing we teen sierra lamar tells us why they are calling off future searches. >> call it a 30-something penalty, why older users have to pay more than the younger users. >> check out a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where there is a backup. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! [bell rings] [prof. burke] at farmers,we make you smarter about your insurance,because what you don't know can h

>> i think that judge napolitano's libertarian slip was showing on.t one can discriminate on the law. i have no doubt one can try. they can state they have a sincerely held religious belief and fundamentally impede the belief if they substantially burden them. liz: should it be amended? >> are you asking from a constitutional or policy standpoint? liz: both, constitutional. >> it doesn't have to because it's the constitution. from the policy standpoint, we can see the uproar and the bombs thrown back and forth from one state to the other, from one company to the other. it doesn't make business sense. liz: in bringing up this, did it poke a hornet's nest that didn't need to be poked? >> people try to equate this with racial issues, jim crow and so forth. >> it was illegal to discriminate, you could not constitutionally discriminate against african-americans, and the point i'm make is, this you have an absolute right to religious freedom. it exists, and you have folks that say under the equal protection, people in that community certainly have their rig

i spoke with judge andrew napolitano. >> she took unprecedented steps all right. she is the first secretary of state in history to use exclusively her own personal e-mail at least in conjunction with the report, and now she says, judge she followed every rule. that is not true. >> that is absolutely not true. and she was unable to answer the question just put to her by the reporter, which was did the state department have access to your e-mails while you were secretary of state. the answer to that is a big flat no they did not have it. she makes a sort of slap-dash circular argument. it's this. okay i used my husband's server. and okay, the state department didn't have it. but every e-mail i got, i answered. and if i answered to a government person they had the copy of my e-mail. that does not cut it under the statute. under the statute which regulates high-ranking and low-level government people using government documents and records, the government must have possession of those records at all times. >> but she doesn't get to keep them. >> correct. what she is ta

. >>> and the uc president janet napolitano was not amused to say the least. initially there appeared to be some confusion over exactly what to do. then she said this on an open microphone. [ inaudible ] >> i don't know where she is coming from honestly but i'm assuming she has never had to deal with these issues personally. so i can understand why there would be a disconnect there. >> napolitano is calling for tuition hikes of 5% every year for five years unless the uc system gets more money from the state. she and the governor are still arguing over the money. >>> apple is joining the dow today. it's one of 30 stocks in the index. the index is price weighted which means more expensive stocks have a bigger effect on the dow's ups and downs and for years, apple was too expensive. but that changed last june when the company issued a 7:1 stock split so now it's replacing at&t. kiet do is at apple this morning and he will have more coming up in the next half- hour. >>> another discrimination lawsuit in the silicon valley this time against facebook. a former emplo

it's because of the budget standoff with the governor and uc president janet napolitano. the governor is threatening to withhold $20 million in state funds if napolitano goes through with the 5% tuition hike. uc says it doesn't know how many new students it can actually accept. >>> march has brought a lot of unusual weather to california. in orange county, there was so much hail yesterday, well, take a look it turned the beach white. this is huntington beach where the national weather service says an inch of hail fell yesterday. >> that is so cool. >> isn't that amazing? there was enough hail for someone to build this snowman complete of course with a surf board and it's southern california. so of course, one guy actually found a way to surf on it. hail also fell in parts of los angeles county. >> yeah they don't see that very often. anything like that. >> no but they're having fun. >> they're having a ball. >>> we saw it yesterday and we saw it on saturday. remember saturday? >> yeah san jose. >> that was even more of a graupel and it looked like snow as well and that on

you thought janet napolitano was terrific as:security secretary.l as president of the uc system in california. and embarrassed she did not realize her microphone was hot obviously hates the young richard kiloliters. >> kennedy: we don't have to listen to this crap. yes. you do you are running the once great system and into the ground they're trying to protest. number three. harry reid has been mysteriously bruised over the last few weeks and he blames it on exercise equipment but we know he probably welshed on a bet when he refused to make good either that he was mitt -- mud by mitch mcconnell has fellow kind words etfs rand paul who rushed to his side. he wrote a thank-you letter. thank you again for your expert advice as to recover use adjusted to get a lot of sleep and not spend other people's money. my staff has informed me that might be sarcasm. please contact my office to confirm. number four. will ferrell made a stunning announcement last night he is now america's sweetheart. for the next 30 years you will be the face of the favorite snack c

napolitano calls the words unfortunate. >>> the arc of the president's agenda has reached a dangerous, dangerous point for the country. my commentary coming up. >>> violent clashes in the streets of frankfurt leave nearly 100 police officers injured, another 80 civilians on the mend. we'll tell you what that was all about and what it means to the politics of germany. >>> the daredevil biker you see on the screen is not filming the scene for a movie or television show, but he put on quite a show. that story next. the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2015 e-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. . lou: a few thoughts what i believe a president now bent on expanding the power of his office to dimensions never envisioned by founders the constitution or previous presidents for that matter. the president

if the debate advances the outcome that the president of the university wants. >> napolitano actually told a budget sub committee earlier this month that it is possible to freeze tuition for one year which is currently $12,000 a year. but that may be because the governor told her he would withhold an extra $119 million in uc funding next year if a tuition hike went through. live in san francisco, nannette miranda for nbc bay area news. >>> stocks and bonds rallied after the federal reserve indicated it's in no hurry to raise interest rates. the dow jumped more than 200 points. the nasdaq up nearly 50. now the improving economy put the fed in an unusual position for the first time since the great recession. it's reached a point where it can consider raising interest rates. >> with continued improvement in economic conditions however, we do not want to rule out the possibility that an increase in the target range could be warranted at subsequent meetings. >> in other words, janet yellen eye raising interest rates at the next meeting in april, but there could be movement at the meeting i

janet napolitano is committed to maintaining the quality. >> we know change is in the air and we have to move forward. >> reporter: governor jerry brown wants the university to spend less, offering three year degrees instead of four. >> online. ap courses. >> reporter: they agreed to meet after they authorized tuition increases, brown threatened if it happened he would with hold $120 million in state funds. >> i am the one who has to say no and i will when i have to. >> reporter: students were disappointed by the lack of specifics. [ indiscernible ] >> reversal on the tuition rise. >> middle class families are being effected the most. we don't know -- they can't predict how much they will be paying. we can't predict it. it would have been great if it was presented but it wasn't. >> reporter: some students held a protest this morning but there were no arrests. the committee of two will meet again in april. >> rob, the bottom line is at this point students don't know whether tuition will go up? >> reporter: that's right. everybody is in a limbo, a holding pattern. they hope to know more

napolitano says the cap will not be an increase in in-state spots, just a freeze. they are admitting more students from outside states to generate more revenue. >>> up next, who's moving to the san jose campus and why. it's making students a bit uncomfortable. >>> a south bay animal hospital cleaning up after a driver smashes into the waiting room. coming up hear what witnesses say happened moments after this accident. >>> conducting public business on a private e-mail account. questions swirling around hillary clinton as she ramps up a potential run for president. i'm janelle wang why some say the former secretary of state broke the rules. that's next. >>> well it's not supposed to be a drive through hospital but it was today. a south bay vet clinic tries to prepare for the worst, but they didn't expect that. a close call and all caught on camera. an elderly woman taking in her sick pet drove straight into the lobby of an emergency vet clinic in campbell. michelle roberts is at that clinic, and they were lucky no one got seriously hurt. >> reporter: absolutely. no