on the invasive nista to talk about, anything that we do within dhs, we have an entity called civil rights, civil liberties. it reviews every activity that we undertake, that we are planning to undertake, and that we are looking to move toward so that when we do take action, we take into account the civil rights in civil liberties that are of the highest interests of all of us who have historically worked this type of effort. the amount of equipment out there is tremendous. it helps dramatically. we are very sensitive to that and base of this and want to make sure that we get the job done, making sure that the rights and liberties of our citizens are not in pain is. >> first of all, thank-you. we wish you the best. having said that, i would like to raise a couple of issues. approaching the central border, waiting this issue last month, this is the number one issue. >> we are working closely with partners, the fbi and the u.s. attorney's office more resources. the number of homicides related have skyrocketed. with operations from south america to the eastern seaboard, they have skyrocketed

host: related nista the job market, this is "the washington post" -- related news to the job market. also, "the denver post" kurri -- courtesy of the newseum. its petition to require paid time off. santa clara, looking for a job. caller: i am looking for a job to just buy groceries so i can keep my business the way for 40 years. we had to let all of our employees go. but enough about me. you know, i watched a show where obama was laughing with two of his progressive friends about how, gee, you know, the shuttle ready jobs just didn't pan out. and they all chuckled and thought it was funny. i think it was interesting you read the article that they will put $2 trillion into infrastructure. wasn't that what the show already jobs or about two and a half years ago that obama said he would put everybody to work building roads? here in california he had green signs up that said, due to it -- this road is being billed and due to obama's stimulus plan. that road had been being built for four years. it had nothing to do what the stimulus plan. then you have the professors at the university of