>> i believe that one came from general ogden. >> general ogden. when did it have to do with. >> it didn't have to do with the fast and the furious. >> did it have anything to do with the weapons? >> absolutely. >> it did have something to do with what we're talking about? >> yes, it did. >> okay. and his name was what? >> i believe it's david ogden. >> okay. now, you also said earlier in testimony that there were a number of other agencies that were involved in this whole investigation process. you mentioned irs, customs, dea, fbi and so forth. do you remember isn't that what were the names of the people involved in it. >> i think bill newel -- >> what i want is the names of the people that were involved in the investigation from each agency. >> i don't know the agency -- >> well, somebody does. do you know, mr. newell? >> i know a couple of the names, yes, sir. >> okay. we want those names and the reason we want those names is i'm going to ask the chairman to talk to them about continuing this investigation to find out how involved everybody was

. >> jim ogden helped design it and took us on a tour. the experience starts at the front door where people coming in pass over a special grate. >> what do these do? >> clean the dirt, so you don't bring them into the building. >> the big thing is the unique ventilation system. air comes in from the floor instead of from the ceiling. >> open it and close it. >> and there's a vent in each cubical. >> that allows each person to adjust the amount of air. >> most of the air is coming from outside. >> this is where it all starts. this giant window is supplying all of the air for the entire building and all that comes through is air. all the allergens that cause you to sneeze and cough, they are all being stopped right here. >> workers like stephanie love it. >> the old building had a musty feeling. >> she says she has been sick a lot less. >> i think it's important for management and administration to have a strong part in providing a work environment that is healthy. >> elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >> if you have trouble pushing back from your plat

. >> reporter: bill ogden helped design it and took us on a tour.perience starts at the front door where people coming in pass over a special great. what do these do? >> they clean the dirt and the other particulates off the bottom of your feet so you don't bring them into the building. >> reporter: but the big thing is the unique ventilation system. air comes in from the floor rather than the ceiling, and there is a vent in each cubicle. >> that allows each person to adjust the amount of air they are getting in their work space. most. >> reporter: most of the air is coming from the outside. this giant win do is supplying all the air for the entire building and all the air coming through here is filtered through these little help a filters. so all the things that cause sneezes and coughs are tick stopped right here. workers love it. >> the old building had a musty feeling but it has never felt that way here. >> reporter: since she moved into the building 5 years ago she has been sick a lot less. >> i think it's important for management and administr

from the obama administration is much more worrisome now back in two thousand and nine there was the ogden memo that came out of the justice department saying we are going to deep prioritize going after medical marijuana dispensaries operating within the legal statutes afforded within their states we're going to respect the constitution we're going to respect that from the men and we're going to respect states' rights and there was an explosion in especially in colorado and in california some in montana and my home state of new mexico of legal sort. of medical marijuana dispensaries well now there's another member of the cold memo saying that the drug war needs to continue that we need to keep prosecuting people operating medical marijuana dispensary so joining me now a very special guest from an undisclosed location in colorado he's going to go by ben x. for today and as we've been in conversations with him throughout the day about the implications of this new colnago on medical marijuana dispensary side of the country but particularly in colorado we have verified that not only does he is

there is a spillover violence or things of that nature, we must put that in context with the ralph ogdens of the world, a highly respected allen chief of police in texas. richard wiles, in elk so. his fellows in south texas are basically saying this is a much safer and much more secure border. as to the issue of what is occurring in arizona, it is important that we note the following. things that i referred to as baseline flows of the illegal aliens that continue to come into this country. as long as they believe they can cross the legally -- illegally, they will continue to come. in addition to that, and this is almost embarrassing, but we must admit as a country, ironically this nation has a first. as long as that -- those narcotics out there, there will be a base line flow. 6.2 million pounds of narcotics this fiscal year. as far as narcotics go right now compared to last year, it is pretty much even. 10 years ago, it has risen. the good news is we are not having to dedicate, from an enforcement perspective. illegal immigration has followed. we are able to dedicate more time to narcoti

. >> reporter: jim ogden helped design it and took us on a tour.the experience starts at the front door where people coming in pass over a special grate. >> what do these do? >> clean the dirt off your feet so you don't bring it into the building. >> reporter: but the big thing is the unique ventilation system. air comes in from the floor instead of from the ceiling. and there is a vent in each cubicle. >> so that allows each person to adjust the amount of air that they are getting in their work space. >> reporter: and most of the air is actually coming from outside. this is where it all starts. this giant window is supplying all of the air for the entire building and all the air that comes through here is filtered through these giant help pa filters so all the little allergens and particulates that cause you to sneeze and cough are all being stopped here. workers love it. >> the old building had a musty feeling. but it's never felt that way here. >> reporter: since they moved into the building five years ago, she says she has been sick a lot less.

aguilar, i appreciate your comments of about sheriff of fynn and others -- sheriff ogden and others thatthe situation under control. crime has lessened, if you will. illegal alien crossings have lessened, which is a good thing. that does not mean it is under control. i know there has been a general accounting office that said that we have about -- anyone who has read the newspaper or watch the news realizes things have improved. we are grateful that things have taken place, but somehow we need to get better operational control of the borders. we are grateful. we do not want these people coming across our border illegally. and we'll continue to do those kinds of things. trouble at your own risk. we have a problem. we need to get operational control. when are we going to get our borders more secure? are we going to see our federal government bring us more? again, and we have the national guard here today. i'm covering my border. yeah, thank you. i believe that we are just not going to resist because we know that there is going to be spillover. if we see it. we know what happens and we know

retailer in downtown sioux falls, south dakota is competing 3 the internet main street retailer in ogden, utah without the price differential, butting heads against each other trying to steal each other's local customers. # wanted to fix this problem given that there would not be any mainstream stores. i was taken aback because i could not figure a response. i could always think their response. it made me think. what have you tried? what if there is not mean streak in the sense that we think of it today? you can go online to the store around the corner by something dumb and have it shipped to you. i am shopping around the corner on my and they still have to apply sales tax. nearly 50% compete -- of computers are sold on line. consumer electronics are sold on line. look at circuit city. they're gone. some of the others are big supporters because they are scared to death they will be the next to go. big box retail will be a thing of the past, which might be good for small-town retailers, but i am not sure that is good for retailing. >> this is getting some attention in congress. senator du

aguilar, and i appreciate your comments in regards to sheriff ogden who represents and has the county of yuma which is under control and i understand the other sheriffs, stupnick from nogales and i agree crime has lessened, if you will or illegal crossings have lessened, which is a good thing. that doesn't mean that it's under control and i know that there's been a general accounting office report testimony given that said that we had about 44% of operational control of the southwestern border and 44% of that, of course, is probably arizona. so we are feeling the pain. i think anybody that has read the newspaper or watched the news or listens, they realize that and it's not that we're not grateful for everything that's taken place, but somehow, some way, somehow we need to get better operational control of the border. >> absolutely. >> in arizona. and we talk about the employers wanting to have -- if you want to call it cheap labor, well, we got upheld in the supreme court the bill out of arizona and we're grateful for that. we went after the employers. we don't need to hire these peo

aguilar, i appreciate your comments of about sheriff of fynn and others -- sheriff ogden and others that they feel they do have the situation under control. crime has lessened, if you will. illegal alien crossings have lessened, which is a good thing. that does not mean it is under control. i know there has been a general accounting office that said that we have about -- anyone who has read the newspaper or watch the news realizes things have improved. we are grateful that things have taken place, but somehow we need to get better operational control of the borders. we are grateful. we do not want these people coming across our border illegally. and we'll continue to do those kinds of things. trouble at your own risk. we have a problem. we need to get operational control. when are we going to get our borders more secure? are we going to see our federal government bring us more? again, and we have the national guard here today. i'm covering my border. yeah, thank you. i believe that we are just not going to resist because we know that there is going to be spillover. if we see it. we know

denied that one came from the general ogden. when did that come?>> i have nothing to do with fast and furious. >> what did have to do with? >> the government strategy to help combat the violence that is going on in mexico. >> did have anything to do with the weapons that were going on? >> absolutely. estimate it did have something to do with what we were talking about? >> yes, it did. >> his name was what? >> i believe it was david bogden. >> you said in testimony that there were a number of other agencies involved in this whole investigation process. you mentioned the irs customs, the fbi and so forth. remember that? what were the names of the people involved in that? >> i think that he answered the questions regarding the operation of the case -- >> what i want is the name of the people involved in the investigation from each agency. >> i don't know the names. >> somebody knows. t you know, mr. newell? >> i know a couple of the names. >> we want those names and the reason we won those names is i'm going to ask the chairman to talk about the conti