so there was oversite internally on this process. >> there has been no change in the new york pd behavior in the wake of any criticism from the courts. thank you. >> no, not at all. >> thanks for being here. when we come back, questioning the surviving bombing suspect gets cut short, possibly sacrificing valuable intelligence and the f.b.i. and c.i.a. both fail to heed warnings about his older brother in the runup to the boston attack. has the u.s. government let its guard down in the years since 9-11 [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and dis

. >> a federal judge rejected california's bid to regain control of the state prison from oversite. the governor served notice but the judge found failures persist in antisuicide measures and other mental health care needs. california has been ordered to reduce it's inmate population to 137 p..5% of capacity. >> a san jose man is recovering from two gunshot wounds to the chest after he was targeted in a drive by shooting early this morning. family members tell us that 34-year-old ricky gonzales was shot walking home from a 7 clrb 11 around 4:00 a.m. he walked to the home of a friend. police were not called for three hours. police say the wounds are not life threatening. in the north bay a school back down is over. but the search continues for a possible car thief authorities describe as armed and dangerous. deputies launched a search into that area you can see it's wooded. the suspect led authorities on a chase through sonoma and marin counties before running into woods on foot. the man is wanted in knowledge calistoga and santa cruz on burglary and robbery charges. the search conti

as the director he has direct oversite of ice's investigative operations. prior to assuming this he held a number of key leadership positions within ice including special agent in charge for washington, d.c. and baltimore. he began his law enforcement career with u.s. customs service in 19 86. your entire statement will be made part of the record. feel free to sum rise. i ask you to keep your statements within 7 minutes. your full statements will be made part of the record and oncee

so there was oversite internally on this process. >> there has been no change in the new york pd behavior in the wake of any criticism from the courts. thank you. >> no, not at all. >> thanks for being here. when we come back, questioning the surviving bombing suspect gets cut short, possibly sacrificing valuable intelligence and the f.b.i. and c.i.a. both fail to heed warnings about his older brother in the runup to the boston attack. has the u.s. government let its guard down in the years since >>> that is troubling to me. that this many years after the attacks on our country in 2001 that we still seem to have things that prevent information from being shared effectively. >> susan collins getting at the question on many people's minds in itself wake of last week's boston bombings. did the feds drop the ball. >> we know that russian officials contact the u.s. government at least twice warning about tamerlan tsarnaev warning them about his possible radical excavation. we also learned this week that younger brother dzhokar tsarnaev was cut short when the federal judge read him his independ

a new policy sandoval said provides, quote, additional oversite to insure the hospital follows properischarge procedures going forward. back to you. >> gregg: dominic, thanks. >> heather: that is such a sad story. we were talking about this during the break. some of these patients could be a danger to themselves or potentially danger to others. really cruel. >> gregg: you're exposing the citizens of these other states, california, to liability and harm. >> heather: on other news, this is a happier story. millions of us can't start our day without a cup of coffee. now researchers are finding an unexpected health benefit from drinking coffee that might help with the war on cancer. that's coming up next. >> heather: it's never too late to have a cup of coffee. your morning cup of coffee may have a hidden health benefit. there is a recent study that finds that drinking coffee along with taking the drug tamoxixifin may help prevent breast cancer. this is a fascinating one. explain how this works, why? >> coffee has been my favorite drink. everybody talked about this on live tv for the last

because those are the institutions that have oversite of the food stamp program. over the course of the years, with that lobbying, jpmorgan has loosened eligibility requirements and expanded opportunities for people to become involved in the food stamp program. that may be why even as the unemployment rate drops, the amount of people on food stamps continues to go up. >> it's doubled in the last four years. it's gone up fourfold since 2001. we've not had anything like that increasing the amount of unemployment that would justify such a number. >> so there is a lot of incentive for growing the program. when companies like jpmorgan make money off of every person who signs up for benefits, depending on the state, for administering the program, jpmorgan makes as much as 2.20 per person, per month, for each ebt participant. indeed, large corporations like jpmorgan, have shaped the program dramatically and turned it into the industry that it is today. >> sean: we continue with peter schweitzer and steve bannen. why the dramatic increase? why are we seeing there is no re

credited with decimating al qaeda, they've also been executed entirely in secret and without judicial oversitediffers significantly with what the president has told the american people. >> i am not somebody who believes that the president has the authority to do whatever he wants or whatever she wants whenever they want, just under the guise of counterterrorism. >> today's hearings will address proposals to increase their transparency. for a president who voted against the wars in iraq and won the nobel peace prize, his policy on drones have come as a surprise to many. the president's hawkishness has not been universal. that was apparent this week when the president ignored calls from gop hawks to hold a suspect of the boston bombings, dzhokhar tsarnaev, as an enemy combatant and said, dzhokhar, an american citizen. will be given full rights and tried in civilian court. yesterday press secretary jay carney made clear where president obama differs from his predecessor. >> he will not be treated as an enemy combatant. we will prosecute this terrorist through our civilian system of justice. under

they turn a blind eye and say it's hard to oversite and besides i'm going it get criticism when i do. so therefore let it go. it goes back now we're -- in that cr last year 350 billion worth of programs were appropriated money that had either never been authorized by congress or that authorization has lapsed. so it means the authorizing committee in congress aren't working. because if we're going appropriate money whether it's authorized or not, why not just have it authorize and appropriate committee and put them all in to one? we totally ignore our own rules. >> host: how much fear is among members of congress of their sphwentd -- constituent of criticism of not being re-elected? >> guest: i think it runs the gamete. i think you need to look at the larger perspective is, you know, i was a businessman long before i was a physician. bail business, i became a physician as an older individual. i was known as grp in my medical school class and practiced for twenty five years. my goal was to be a physician. i wasn't at the risk of my populous other than my reputation with my physicians an

well there's simply not a lot of oversite.agents tasked with checking on this plant but only two agencies are tapped with inspecting the plant for explosive risk. department of security had no idea there was this amount of aknown yum nitrate in there. the last time the plant was expected by osha was 1985 to give you an idea of how week the regulation is here. >> it's more startling when you stop to think there are probably other plants like that in this country. >> there was a fire today at a chevron chemical plant. workplace accidents happen a lot. 4600 employees tie die on the job. 13 americans a day go to work and they just don't come home. >> president obama he was there some week and i made some remarks. you wrote in your column that the president made no mention of worker safety in his notes. they remain pesz misic that anything will get done. >> what is the potential -- >> there's not been a lot of media attention. specifically what media attention there has been hasn't been focused on the problems. there was a study pu

>> well, first of all, the most important thing is for the congress to exercise oversite and then toorizing committees to go through and review the programs, deauthorize programs that aren't necessary. we have scores of programs just within the department of justice, each one addressing the same area, whether it's problems that communities are having with community policing, whatever. we don't need to have ten or 20 programs that are conceived by different members of congress. so we should be exercising our responsibility right here by using the appropriations committee and the authorizing committees to eliminate these programs. this year, we're gog have a complete oversight that includes reauthorization of the justice department. >> brian: when you eliminate those programs, we want you back to talk about some progress, okay? >> we'll be here. >> brian: okay. >> gretchen: thank you. there is a ton of information out there about allergies. what causes them, what can soothe them. what's fact and what's fiction? dr. mark siegle here with the answer. >> brian: first on this day in histor

and oversite over the past years. a lot of these programs were formula grants, based on population and what have you. it is now time, we're at the level where we should say look, these should be risk based. we should identify what the risks are. measure the benefits we get out of the risks, do everything we can to get the money out as rapidly as possible, well spent as possible. but the way it is now, senator, we've got grant programs from all over the place and it does limit our ability to really make those tough judgments. >> so when you -- this proposal to consolidate these, tell me about the efficiencies and the accuracy as well as the performance that you hope to achieve by consolidating these grant programs. >> i think, first of all, the threat assessment and the ifing become ascii document. i think they are varying of quality as they have come in. we will work with the states that we think need help to increase their capacity. as we move through this process, i think what you will see is administrative savings,