ray kelly, has been a great police commissioner, programs the city's greatest, and this from "the nework times", kelly five, run the city longer than any other commission her, almost everything about him -- many inside and outside the force wonder the pileup of scandals and thorn tarian, authoritarian use of power have diminished his effectiveness. >> you have to look at the job anybody is doing to determine whether or not they should move on. i see myself in good health, i have tried to keep fit. i think good things are happening, crime is down to record lows. we haven't had a terrorist attack here in new york city, the department is mult multimore diverse than it has ever been. in fact the police officer rank became majority minority in 2006, and we continue that, and it is something we are very proud of. so i think a lot of good things have happened and continue to happen in the department, and of course, i report to mayor bloomberg and it is a decision for the mayor as to whether or not i should remain as police commissioner, but i am pleased with the job that i have done and the

they send police reports up to ray kelly. we've seen evidence of them using surveillance cameras, writing down license plates of people coming to and from mosques. i mean it's just... it really is surprising and really shows the transition and the transformation of the nypd. >> suarez: how did this get started? over the years imams have told this program that they've been contacted openly by the f.b.i., asked for cooperation which they often gave. did the new york city police department determine that there was no other way to get the kind of information they were looking for? >> yeah. i mean in some of the ways the demographics unit is built on the idea that you're going to learn more if you go in covertly. you know, you're going to be able to take a more honest pulse of the community if you go in overtly. the idea is if you create these reports, let's say, you know, three years from now there's a report that, you know, from the c.i.a. that says, hey, there's an egyptian. he just came to the united states. maybe he's going t

commissioner ray kelly said the department stritly obeys the constitution. >> we live in the most litigiousnvironment anywhere. we have to be cognizant of what we do. we have to check. we have to make sure that what we're doing is within constitutional bounds. that's what we're doing. >> the documents in this case contain names of the students being watched and the undercover cops doing the watching. a strong indication they were leaked by someone high in the intelligence department of the nypd. suggesting serious doubts about the monitoring program. tony guida, cbs news, new york. >>> rupert murdoch isn't letting the phone hacking scandal stop him from publishing the paper. he plans to publish it next sunday. it will replace the news of the world which he shut down in july. the closure came after several staffers were arrested for hacking into the voice mail of celebrities and crime victims. let's take a quick break. coming up, we'll have your weather forecast and in sports, the lin-derella continues. i love it. >>> it all continues for the new york knicks. we'll be right back. we'll be ri

council on islammic relations plans to rally asking for the resignation of new york city believe ray kelly. all of this after officers were saying after officers were shown a film that they say was offensive to muslims. >>> the spill flowed nonstop for three months killed 11 crewmen and caused significant ecological damage on the u.s. gulf coast. >>> u.s. secretary of state kellye lynn is on the road and in the -- secretary of state hillary clinton is on the road. she'll travel to bulgaria for meetings with national leaders there, returning to the u.s. for the super bowl on super bowl sunday. >>> the fbi's list of people banned from flying has more than doubled in one year. the no-fly list now stands at 21,000 names of americans making 500 of those names. the growth spurt can be traced back to 2009, the arrest of the underwear bomber. >>> country music star keith urban is scheduled to perform tonight at nashville. the cmt award winner had a polyp removed from his throat back in november of 2011. and after that he could not speak for three weeks. doctors orders. >> it's amazing he can perfo

police commissioner ray kelly says the department strictly obeys the constitution. >> we live in theost let i believe us environment anywhere. -- so we have to be cognizant of what we do. we have to check. we have to make certain that what we are doing is within constitutional bounds, and that's precisely what we're doing. >> reporter: the documents in this case contain names of the students being watched and the undercover cops doing the watching. a strong indication they were leaked by someone high in the intelligence department of the nypd. suggesting serious doubts about the monitoring program. tony guida, cbs news, new york. >> jeff: in a private ceremony not far from where she grew up whitny houston was laid to rest today. family and close friends were the only moneyers allowed at the graveside in fairview cemetery in westfield, new jersey. the 48-year-old singer was buried in exto her father. >> we'll be right back. right there -- reminds you why you fell in love with her in the first place. and why you still feel the same. but your erectile dysfunction -- that could be a ques

here at the big board, kevin brennan and police commissioner ray kelly.ve brennan was shot in the line of duty last month. over at the nasdaq, pr week. will the dow hold on to 13,000 after it closed above for the first time -- oil trading slightly higher. yesterday we saw a big decline in oil. >> right. >> helping to fuel that rally. >> and remember, we've been talking about this time versus other times. we have -- let's compare it to 2000, the devastating year. we have dividends higher, cash flow higher, p/es lower, particularly for the nasdaq. the valuation is really there. >> as of yesterday, i think we had almost all 500 s&p components having reported. the beat ratio about 60%, not that hot. i think the run rate on earnings was $95, which might be a blow to those who still want to see $100-plus for the year. >> you have to compare to it what you can get in fixed income. i was trying to find some six-month paper that doesn't make it so that you're basically losing money after inflation. i can't. so if you can get 3.5% -- if you can get some of these do

ray kelly continues to insist that his department has done nothing wrong.ay on a radio show with peter king whose own investigation into muslim drew fire last week he defended the actions with the rationale of keeping america safe. >> those who forget history are condemned to repeat it and the people have short memories as to what happened here in 2001. it would be folly for us to focus only on the five boroughs of new york city, and we have to use all of our resources to protect everyone. they forget that we've been subject of 14 plots since 9/11 9/11. >> joining me now, the congressman in new jersey's 12 district, thank you for your time. >> thank you, keith, good to be with you. i'm glad you're a doing this story. >> we've been doing it all along with growing dismay, and without getting into the religious element or this news about the funding, the point i can't get past, tell us about jurisdiction. the needing to way outside of new york city. it's too bad that there is no federal investigation bureau or central agency of intelligence which could deal le

some suggest this is simply unconstitutional, but police commissioner ray kelly insists this is aboutamericans, and some people, he says, have a short memory. post-9/11. judge napolitano's going to join us, he's going to weigh in a little later this hour. in the meantime, jennifer hudson is on the witness list for the trial of a man charged with killing three of her family members. will she testify, and what is going to be next with this case? >>> and rick over at the web wall. >> reporter: spending some time together later tonight -- jenna: we are. it's always so enjoyable, especially with our workers. >> reporter: working, jenna and i. jenna: yeah, wait a minute. >> reporter: jenna and i are anchoring coverage of the primaries, take part in our very unscientific poll. who do you think is going to win the gop primary in michigan? these are the results so far with mitt romney in the lead. who do you think's going to win in arizona? mitt romney in the lead there. what do you think? take a little time during this commercial break to go and let us know your thoughts, and we'll have more

attorney here in new york confirms to fox news that the son of the new york police commissioner ray kelly kelly, will not face charges of rape. you may remember greg kelly from his time here at fox news channel. he worked the morning show and covered the war for us. he he is now an anchor at our flag ship station fox 5, wnyw here in new york city. hosts the morning show. last month a woman claims she and greg kelly had drinks. then went back to her office where she said he sexually assaulted her. that was back in october. kelly's lawyer denied her accusations from the very beginning and now fox news has learned the district attorney will not charge him with any crimes. greg kelly has been on leave since that incident. he has not been back on the air. greg kelly is a marine and, as i mentioned, was a reporter for us for quite some time. no word on when he will be back on the air. but the wnyw fox 5 news, new york anchor greg kelly will not face charges in connection with a rape allegation. that's according to the district attorney here. well, the government of iran today dismissed as propa

undoubtedly boosted by the fact that he's the son of city police commissioner, ray kelly. not to bring charges based on the fact that kelly and the woman in question exchanged steamy text messages after their sexual encounter. kelly who was unnecessarily dragged through the mud had this to say after returning from a leave of absence to "good day new york." >> folks, thank you. it was a tough couple of weeks, obviously. for a lot of people. and i'm very, very grateful for all the support i had here at fox 5, the support from my family, friends, those i care about. >> i'm sure it was a tough couple of weeks. but "the new york post" owned by fox's parent company published pictures of her more than once. i understand that if the woman is not deemed to be a rape victim, she's not entitled to anonymity. but it feels like the tabloid was punishing her for filing a complaint against a company employee and lots of people online agreed with comments like, "shame on the "the new york post." that's it for this edition of "reliable sources." i'm howard kurtz. join us next sunday mornin

after hours of surgery, commissioner ray kelly showed off the bullet pulled from brennan's skull. >>ce, what amounts to a whole bullet that was removed from the base of the officer's skull. >> reporter: brennan was shot around 9:00 while responding to call of shots fired at bushwick houses in brooklyn. the six-year vet was among three plain clothes officers with the 79th precinct to arrive on scene. he ran into the building but partners were unable to follow. >> two officers had difficulty getting into the door. it was jammed. they had to push the door open. >> reporter: as brennan's partners struggled to get in, kelly says brennan came face-to-face with the gunman, 21-year-old louis ortiz. ortiz then opened fire on brennan, using this gun. brennan shot back, while brennan was hit, ortiz was not and he fled the scene. he was arrested at an apartment nearby. mayor bloomberg, who joined kell late bell view said officer brennan was in good spirits and had his wife and 6-week-old daughter on his mind. >> we talked and he understood that he was -- he said he was in a lot of pain. we joked

he's also the son of new york city police commissioner ray kelly.nvestigation into claims that he attacked a 28-year-old woman inside the law office where she worked after a heavy night of drinking. police say criminal charges are not appropriate. kelly says, quote, i'm thankful that the investigation established what i've known all along, that i am innocent. >>> operators of the biggest hotels in new york city will hand out an unusual perk, personal panic buttons. the devices will alert security if hotel staff are facing danger inside a room. this is after one said dominique krause caan assaulted her in a suite. >>> the entire school staff will be replaced after two teachers were jailed last week for alleged sexual abuse. now outraged parents have pulled their kids out of school in the wake of these arrests and some parents say only bad teachers should be let go. >> our children are going to be devastated. when i tell my daughter that her teacher is leaving and she will never see that teacher again, she is going to be devastated. we're midyear righ

the anchorman son of police commissioner ray kelly will be on television again. with a clean name. greg kelly, a former marine pilot, accused of raping a 30-year-old paralegal has been cleared. the man had. district attorney's office saying that the established facts do not constitute a crime under new york criminal law. no charges will be filed. the statement continues, after a two-week investigation that included a review of receipts, security logs, text messages and telephone records. >> they'ring looing for certain answers to support that this was nonconsensual. it's obvious they did not find that. >> reporter: greg kelly's asuzer told the police that the fox anchorman rate of speed her after a party when she took him to her office. they turned over the state to the district attorney investigators. there were immediate questions about her story. including why she didn't go to police until months after the incident. as well as phone records and text message made from the accuser's cell. in one, she admitted expressing concern that kelly had not called her after the night in quest

they sent a letter tonight to new york's police commissioner, ray kelly, praising him for all of hisering whether he is simply monitoring students based on religion alone. they say if that's a case it's a problem. and also stating that some student, islamic students are wondering about backing out of participating in religious activities at the islamic center because they're worried about being monitored saying they might be at risk. >> i understand they've been checking out their web sites, too, some students web sites, too, is that right? >> reporter: that's right, they have been. they say they're not anymore. open web sites. because our sources tell us they weren't really yielding any important information. >> okay. thank you, susan, for that great reporting. >>> time now to check back with jack cafferty. jack, what do you have for us? >> delighted to see you, lisa. the question this hour is where's america headed? if nearly half of us pay no federal income tax? jeff in minnesota writes "as one of those who pays and seems to pay a lot, i'm very frustrated that many people in corpo

megyn: the new york city police commissioner ray kelly holding his ground defending a controversial program terror community. >> reporter: he says he will not apologize for keepingle public safe and foiling 14 attacks since 9/11. he is chris sides by some and praised by others. he monitors web sites of muslim student groups at universities in the northeasts. why? because all those places are where terrorists recruit oroperate. >> we are going to continue to do what we have to do to make certain that to the best of our ability that we don't have another terrorist attack like we had in 2001. >> reporter: . the u.s. attorney general said they got his attention. >> we have received letters from members of congress, from other sources as well, and we are in the process reviewing those letters to determine what action if any we should take. >> reporter: holder says he will look at whether federal fund were used by the nypd, which is curious, since that is of no legal consequence. what is legally important is whether police broke any laws and there is no evidence of that. megyn: the first court ap

activists groups are taking on the new york city police department today demanding that commissioner ray kellypect muslims as terrorists. here's cnn's debra ferick with a cnn exclusive. >> reporter: nypd is under fire from muslim advocacy groups for a training video and leaked memo calling for surveillance of local mosques that the fbi has been doing since 9/11. we have an exclusive interview with a man who says he went inside those mosques in the midwest. members of the franklin street mosque in des moines, iowa say what happened here is deeply disturbing. >> i think the fbi owes us an apology. >> reporter: within the tight-knit mosque this man came to pray. >> i may have seen him once or twice but talked to him. >> reporter: he was not who he claimed to be. he was not even muslim. >> to send an imposter in our community, it was more of a fishing expedition. >> reporter: meet ari singh. >> does this check look familiar to you? >> yes. >> reporter: his attorney claims the fbi set up a bank account with a fake name to help spy on local mosques and report suspicious activity. >> it was a bank ac

but the police commissioner, ray kelly and mayor michael bloomberg insists only legitimate leads wereed. some of the colleges speak out about this surveillance. the nypd saying they were only doing what they needed to to investigate organizations they suspected of going on what might have been legal. megyn: america's defense secretary says an attack on iran should be a last resort. an historic day for the u.s. space program as the country celebrates 50 years since john glenn's maiden voyage around the earth. we'll have a live report on what projects nasa is looking at now. >> he enters the hatch of the friendship 7. the name he has given to the craft in which he will ride into space. ♪ they see me rollin' ♪ they hatin' ♪ patrolling and tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ [ mom ] hi, there. why do we always have to take your mom's car? [ male announcer ] the security of a tiguan, one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ me

. >>> the tv host son of ray kelly returned to the air this morning after being cleared of a rape accusationbut thanked those who stood by him. >> i'm very grateful for all the support i had at fox 5, the support of my family, friends, those i care about and the viewers of course. >> the manhattan district attorney announced tuesday night he would not charge kelly who has taken a leave of absence two weeks ago. for a look at what's trending today, our quick round-up of what has you talking online. people are blogging whether a picture of arnold schwarzenegger and sylvester stallone was set up? stallone was waiting in line for the same surgery schwarzenegger just had. >>> and this video has exploded on youtube. more than 50 million hits. ♪ >> maybe now they can afford a second guitar. and the purple squirrel storming the internet with its own twitter account and facebook page. it was caught in a trap. they snapped pics before letting it go. the squirrel tweeted, i'm free! where can i plug in this phone to keep updating you? the purple squirrel has been eating blueberries or had a fall into a

you heard ray kelly, the police commissioner, not apologetic for this, saying look, the feds have too what they have to do but my job is to keep the city safe and that's what i'm doing. >> exactly right. three thousand people died on 9/11, and this city by the grace of god has been saved ever since then. why? because the commissioners came forward and said we have to tighten this up, we have to have this type of surveillance. by the way, these terror cell, where have they been? internet cafe, hos tells, motels. there is definitive proof that the nypd has found that these type of terror cells have existed, and it's not unlawful search and seizure. there is reasonable suspicion to go into these particular places. no one is busting into homes, wiretapping, they're going into public places, there is a reasonable expectation of privacy when it comes to that. megyn: is it clear to you jonna there is a constitutional violation in monitoring people at mosques andoes, in public places as opposed to in their homes? >> public place, in your homes, i see no difference. if you're not accused of d

counsel on american-islamic nations is holding a rally outside police headquarters today calling for ray kellybout the dangers of islamic extremism. critics claim the film depicts the followerses of islam and the religion itself in bad light. >>> romney gets the trump card, the endorsement. but here's what's coming up, does it matter? is he better off or worse off without it? you might be surprised. >>> and today is go red for women day raising awareness for heart disease. some women are wearing red not for themselves but for their babies, fighting for heart disease screening that could potentially save lives of hundreds of children. we're going the tell you about this. you're watching "early start." when i grow up, i want to fix up old houses. ♪ [ woman ] when i grow up, i want to take him on his first flight. i want to run a marathon. i'm going to own my own restaurant. when i grow up, i'm going to start a band. [ female announcer ] at aarp we believe you're never done growing. thanks, mom. i just want to get my car back. [ female announcer ] discover what's next in your life. get this free

he is also the son of new york city police commissioner ray kelly. >>> four board members, including the company's chairman at yahoo are resigning. this is in response to complaints they did little to combat yahoo!'s revenue and stock price. >>> kid rock, the detroit free press reporting his made in detroit clothing line isn't actually made there, but printed on apparel from india, honduras, and the dominican republic. >> that's kind of embarrassing. >> kind of? >> eek. >> sorry, kid. >>> what a difference a day can make in politics. mitt romney, you might call it a king sized speed bump on the road to the republican nomination, and that speed bump is in one rick santorum, former senator from pennsylvania. >> he pulls off the stunning sweep, crushing romney in missouri in the primary and in the minnesota caucus, finishing off the hat trick with a narrow win in colorado as well. taking a little dig at romney. >> i do care about not 99% or 95%, i care about the very rich and the very poor. i care about 100% of america. >> so much to talk about. live from washington, cnn political edito