bob, i believe senator schumer who will defend ray kelly and mayor bloomberg will defend ray kelly i think it will cross part lines. >> your blood is boiling,. >> i cannot believe what you said. having been there and having watched and lost a lot of close friends in 9/11 tell me you do not believe what you say. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> you and the troopers need to step away from the 9/11 report. we watched it happen. the reason why it happened if you want to point a finger someone had osama bin laden and let him go. was it george bush? no, it wasn't. it was bill clinton. let him go. >> the c.i.a. has a list of terrorists and they did not cross-reference it with the f.b.i. >> i was illegal to do so. the patriot act broke down the wall. >> had there been communication --. >> if they break the law it would be okay? >> that would not be breaking the law. >> we will continue after the break and come back less tense. >>bob: president obama take as lot of heat for accepting $1 million from bill maher who had awful things to say about conservative women of america who asked the presiden

he's going after new york city police commissioner ray kelly. on the stunning investigation coming up. and where's the love for the love boat? guess what? our favorite cruise ship headed for the scrap heap. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. you noticed! these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios... five whole grains, 110 calories. multigrain cheerios... [ growling ] captain, one step at a time.keep going! come on, snowy. look! did you ever see a more beautiful sight? captain! it's just a mirage. - snowy? what is it, boy? - [ barks ] what do you see? [ yipping ] [ woman announcing ] just like snowy, your dog's one of a kind. overactive imagination and all. [ barking ] long live your buddy. long live your dog. [ tintin ] snowy! purina dog chow. the adventures of tintin, on dvd and blu-ray march 13. >> her

when we come back, ray kelly's war. new york city's top cop is under fire from some big guns for his muslim surveillance program, but finding supports in some unlikely places. details coming up next. >> and that's the really danger of this. that they'd screw up cases that are ongoing, that you can misleads, that you can put people's lives in danger. >> all right. strong words, from governor chris christie who says the new york city police department overstepped its bounds by not telling new jersey law enforcement officials about the monitoring of muslims in the garden state in 2007. the n.y.p.d. surveillance programs came to light last month and this week, attorney general eric holder said he was disturbed what he read about it and the justice department is reviewing the matter. >> dorothy, we've had strong words from governor christy. i think you've got strong words for governor christy. >> well, stuart, governor christy's words, how can you tell they're strong words, all the words are strong, no modulation. and govern

they are at the forefront and under the command of the commission ray kelly. 41, the commissioner raymond kelly is a life long new yorker and grew up in manhattan son of a milk and a macy's dressing room checker. 1960 kelly joined the new york finest and began a long and storiied career in law enforcement. he was in the marine corp and 1965, he was the first u.s. troops deployed to vietnam. then lieutenant kelly commanded troops of the second battalion first marine. and when he returned to new york. he quickly passed the nypd exam to be a sergeant. and while serving in 20 different commands, the ambitious young cop earned a law degree from newark university and st. johns and a master's degree from kennedy school of harvard. his hard work paid off. 1992, 32 years after joining the force. kelly was appointed police commissioner by mayor david dincan. four months later, kelly was tested when islamic radical bombed the world trade center. six people were kill would and signaled the beginning of new york city as primary target of the violent slamm slam terrorism in

when we come back, ray kelly's war. new york city's top cop is under fire from some big guns [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet, cleaning better, doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm going to... drink this... on the porch! ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] mops can be a hassle, but swiffer wetjet's spray cleaner and absorbent pads can clean better in half the time so you don't miss a thing. swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. and for dry messes big and small try swiffer sweeper vac. [ mayhem ] please continue to hold. the next available claims representative will be with you in 97 minutes. [ laughs ] ♪ and if you got cut rate insurance, there's nothing you can do about this. so get allstate. the only insurance company that guarantees your claim experience won't be mayhem... like me. [ dennis ] introducing the claim satisfaction guarantee. only from allstate. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you from mayhem like allstate. >> and that's the really danger of this

ray kelly went on the offense. >> we're sort of, you know, under attack.nd it's tough to go up against a wire services that has a certain template that it's sticking to. again, i would submit that they have not done their home work. >> again new york's finest is being beaten by new york's best. and then mosque crawlers spied on muslims in new york city and new jersey in colleges up and down the not the only one critical of nypd tactics. an op ed article saying its time to police the nypd. the u.s. attorney general has voiced concern. kelly said that he's reading the wrong stories. >> eric holden said he only knows whey read in the newspaper. so it does come back to the associated press. eric holder had not gotten any n, but he said that he was disturbed by what you he read in the newspapers. >> matt, thank you for your time tonight. >> keith, great to be back. >> commissioner kelly claims the department of justice and the hand shoe consent decree give the nypd its authority to spy on whoever it wants and accuses the associated press of not doing research.

ray kelly has talked about this on "60 minutes," and in their internal opinion they have gone out ande things that the federal government was unwilling or unable to do as far as gathering foreign intelligence. there are nypd officers stationed around the world. they don't want it filtered to homeland security, c.i.a. or anybody else. we want to hear it ourselves. they do in fact, sort of carry on and carry out their business without with regard to borders. >> we're talking about jurisdiction and there is this element of racial or religious profiling. how does bloomberg turn on a dime when he's responsible for the issue of individual rights except when it's about him? >> that's right. when it comes--like any other politician let's give bloomberg for not being unlike abe else. this mayor is in favor of free speech. he has taken hits. he has gone to bat, including for the muslim community. but when you turn around, and say we feel that our freedom of assembly and free speech are being infringed upon and we would like to have a conversation, the mayor will get prickly about it. he couldn'

secondly police department officials will still serve as judges on the cases and finally commissioner ray kelly will still keep to veto the c.r.b. decisions but this new oversight does have powers very significant kelly is going to have to explain in writing his reasons for vetoing decisions to the board itself and the board can appeal. now these changes might not cause the department is misbehaving overnight at a supreme court associate justice louis brandeis once said sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants electric light the most efficient policeman and his newfound transparency should help new yorkers more effectively police abuse of cops so in that ray of sunlight there is a glimmer of hope. now this week the date over the affordable care act has taken center stage here in washington as the supreme court for the last three days or arguments each day they focus on different aspects and whether or not the court can rule on the legislation at all because the penalty has gone into effect yet yesterday the most crucial day questioning the constitutionality of the individual mandate and

commissioner ray kelly now before. they have nearly receive the complaints they were determined if they were substantiated and then handed over to the police for judgment and so i'm surprisingly. to get off the hook more often than not according to an advocate group called citizens a union between two thousand and two and twenty ten c c r b recommended the maximum punishment for two thousand and seventy eight officers now but it was doled out only one hundred fifty one times so based on the odds here a little what happened when officers committed acts like the. the i'm. the guy. it's not just brutality against occupy wall street or the n.y.p.d. through surveillance of muslims liberal groups corruption cases the integrity of crime data and stop and frisk practices of all that isn't clamoring for more oversight and in fact just today the new york civil liberties union filed a federal class action lawsuit against the department for the dock and for its stop and frisk policy the civil liberties advocates contend that four

he is holding police commissioner ray kelly. it has people across the country seeing red. ♪ >> nypd is coming under fire. now attorney general eric holder is threatening to investigate. he was prompted by new jersey senator frank loutenberg as to how much did this department know, the justice department know about the secret surveillance operation conducted by the nyp d-back in december. they didn't have great extensive knowledge about it. he only read a couple things and disgusted and disturbed by what he read so far. he mentioned he reached out to a number of officials he did not not learn if he reached out to commissioner ray kelly. we know he talked to chris christie or had some sort of interaction with them. governor crist at this said he did not know about the this. mayor booker had no idea this was going on. a lot of unanswered questions as to who knew what and when. former police chief gary mccarthy was head of the police department. he seems to have been in the loop at some point. over the weekend he started to distance

the new york police department is at the forefront of the anti-terrorist effort at the command of ray kellymissioner kelly is a life long new yorker, he grew up. the son of a milk man and a macy's dress checker. and he began his long and storied career in law enforcement. three years later he accepted a commission to the united states marine corps and in 1965, he was among the first u.s. troops deployed to vietnam. for 12 months, then lieutenant kelly demanded troops the at the second battalion, first marines and when he returned to work, he quickly passed the n.y.p.d. example to become a sergeant. while serving in more than 20 commands, the ambitious young cop found time to earn law degrees, from new york university and st. john's university and a master's from the kennedy school at harvard. hard work paid off. on october 16th, 1992. 32 years after he joined the force, kelly was appointed commission are by mayor dinkens. >> and he was tested when an islamic based radical group bombed the world trade centeren six people were killed and signaled the beginning of new york city as a primary ta

ray kelly should obviously be fired.ss loves him because he made billions catering off the same bankers that's, of course, mayor bloomberg, and mayor bloomberg is the guy i used to really respect but now 2058 he does is collect money from those same banks, protect them well, i got no interest in that. he should have gone a long time ago. as you can tell the story has upset me a little bit. when we come back i'll do a power panel. is it okay to blame others, like president obama by proxy for what entertainers said while they were in the room or maybe not even in the room but would be in the room later for. we'll discuss that. >> at an event, a stay tuned for the answer. brought to you by the 2012 fiat 500. visit fiatusa.com bill press joins current's new morning news block. >> i know this stuff, and i love it. and i try to bring that to the show. ♪ >> all right. well we're back for power panel. two michaels joining us, michael shure, our open epics politics man, and michael solomon. great to have you here. is the g.o.p. l

taking on the new york city police commissioner ray kelly and nypd for trying to protect the city ofk. it has to do with an investigation into muslim extremists. we will get to that and much spring fishing classic with these amazing daily specials... weso to save money, services can get kind of expensive. i've found a new way to get my profile out there. check me out. everybody says i've got a friendly disposition and they love my spinach dip. five foot ten... still doing a little exploring. but... my sign is sagittarius, i'm into spanish cheese, my hairline is receding but i'm getting a weave. getting a weave. there's an easier way to save. who wants some ronald tonight!? who wants some ronald tonight!? geico. fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more. [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >> attorney general

taking on the new york city police commissioner ray kelly and nypd for trying to protect the city ofork. it has to do with an investigation into muslim extremists. we will get to that and much spring fishing classic with these amazing daily specials... weso to save money, services can get kind of expensive. i've found a new way to get my profile out there. check me out. everybody says i've got a friendly disposition and they love my spinach dip. five foot ten... still doing a little exploring. but... my sign is sagittarius, i'm into spanish cheese, my hairline is receding but i'm getting a weave. getting a weave. there's an easier way to save. who wants some ronald tonight!? who wants some ronald tonight!? geico. fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more. >> attorney general eric holder has a new economy- enemy. they are looking in the mosque and student group in new jersey. the practical is comes under serious fire . here is what the attorney general had to say about the matter when asked about it today. >> at least what i read publicly and what i read in the newspapers is disturb

how about talk to ray kelly, number one. number two, this is a bipartisan issue.enator schumer had in fact endorsed and supported ray kelly's police work here and his department's police work as has mayor bloomberg. they are doing what good police work do. the attackers, where did they come from? new jersey. i like chris christie. but the fact that police are going to open meetings in other jurisdictions is called good police work and good intelligence gathering. >> i think jay makes some good points. but there has been an extremely effective effort in breaking up terrorist actions outside of new york as well with the comes at the federal and state level. holder has not said he's doing an investigation. third of all no one is saying anyone violated a law. i think what the justice department is doing is making sure different jurisdictions are working cooperatively and we are not doing things like we did with the japanese interment. >> how can you say japanese interment? nobody is being interred. there is an open meeting and they are going to it. >> you are interpre

taking on the new york city police commissioner ray kelly and nypd for trying to protect the city of york. it has to do with an investigation into muslim extremists. we will get to that and much more coming up straight ahead. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one person who can. a certified financial planner professional. cfp. let's make plan. [ male announcer ] you're at the age where you don't get thrown by curveballs. ♪ this is the age of knowing how to get things done. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sud

and ray kelly, the commissioner in new york is one of the greatest ever in any country, in any stateamazing job as the police commissioner of new york city and i have great trust in ray kelly but he's looking at it from the standpoint of let's -- let's see what's happening in the areas that are very troublesome. >> i agree with you. coming back to the election for a second, mr. trump, it looks like newt gingrich is trying to stir up some interest and now there's some talk, well maybe governor perry would be part of his team going forward. does that mean anything? are people swayed by that, that the notion, well, i'm going to have rick perry on my ticket? >> i like both of them very much. i don't think it matters at this point. i think mitt will do it, and i think it's time that people say look, we have to coalesce. we have to get behind a candidate. the candidate is going to be mitt romney and he's going to do a great job as a candidate and he's going to do an incredible job as a president. i really believe he's going to win. and i think by the way, oil prices will be a big factor. >

he called ray kelly a hero.of the muslim leaders say many in his group call him a hero, too, but you may not hear it publicly. megyn: claims of a lottery double cross. one man says he had his boss claim his $750,000 prize because he the winner is in america illegally and the boss wants. the boss says he's keeping the loot and is the real winner. who is entitled to the cash. it could be a key campaign moment for mitt romney. the candidate making an emotional connection to a military father in a forum hosted by mike huckabee. what this could mean for the romney campaign. >> you are somebody supporting this. how did it make you feel? >> it's a tough question to answer in realtime. it's not only his supporter but as a human being i wondered how he was going to answer the question. he was so sincere ... laura ] maine is known for its lighthouses, rocky shore, and most importantly, its lobster. it's the tastiest, the sweetest, the freshest. nobody can ever get enough [ male announcer ] it's lobsterfest at red lobster,

. >> reporter: new york's police commissioner ray kelly defends what's called the stop-and-frisk policy which allows officers to detain anyone who they find suspicious. the policy was put in place decades ago to combat a spike in violent crime. n.y.p.d. statistics show 66% of violent crime suspects are africa african american the city claims 53% of those stopped under stop and frisk were black. just 6% were arrested. >> what we're trying to do is save lives and the stop-and-question tactic is certainly not the be all and end all but it's one of the strategies we use to reduce violence. >> reporter: but what i hear you saying is if innocent people get stopped repeatedly that's just the price of doing business. >> well, we certainly hope that it doesn't happen. we hope that they understand we think this is an effective strategy at reducing violence. >> reporter: police officials might say, look, this is how we keep the neighborhood safe. >> they're creating distrust in this community. no one wants to have anything to do with them. >> reporter: stop-and-frisk certainly has its share of cri

as ray kelly has said, you know, new york is the stage and terrorism is the drama.ways going to happen here. someone of interest comes into the country, you follow them. where do they go? do they go to a business and particular hotel? do they try to hide within a community so they're not spotted? you follow them. that's what this program is about. >> you talk about a line. you're not looking to alienate the muslim community. if you're going to find out about an attack, they're the ones that are going to know and tell you. >> it's absolutely essential to try to achieve that balance. you do not want to alienate the muslim community. first of all, they're americans. they're u.s. citizens. secondly, they're the ones who are going to be victimized also by these attacks. they have families and businesses here, too. it's finding that balance that's so crucial. >> and do you believe that the federal investigation and the pressure and scrutiny is altering the way ray kelly's police force is acting? >> it very well might. >> already? >> yeah, it could be happening. it depends

commissioner ray kelly i think commissioner kelly and you were at the n.y.p.d. to get a medal for what they're doing they carry out surveillance of the areas where we expect the next terrorist attack to come from. all right so i think that he makes it pretty clear king loves kelly but his reasoning really sound i mean every convince of the next attack is really coming from someone within the muslim american community because it isn't watch my show very often because it was a few weeks ago we highlighted the triangle center on terrorism and homeland security and their reports on homegrown terrorism it turns out there's really not much to report because well there really isn't any thought or report call that a minuscule threat to public safety and guess what that report isn't from the associated press but i assume that peter king will denounce its findings as well but a lawmaker further defended the commissioner's record saying that king has managed to stop several potentially dangerous attacks would really care were used on the stop thirteen or fourteen it's talk

of course very far reaching and police commissioner their new your in new york ray kelly has kind of turned it around saying well it's the a.p. scott because they're targeting us and so he's trying to spin this and saying the police department being targeted by the a.p. as opposed to what the a.p. is saying that's going on which is that police are in a widespread way targeting. communities. there's also a crisis has no relationship to the community there would be no reason for them there are journalists there basically providing a poor investigative report based on secret documents that were leaked to them from the n.y.p.d. so they are reporters there are putting out information for new yorkers people in the united states and even internationally to make their own judgments about commissioner kelly and the n.y.p.d. and i remember the n.y.p.d. has been attacked by many communities not just by the muslim community they've been attacked by occupy wall street purplish brutality they've been by the african-american community and the latino community in the united states in new york specif

the press anything like that so i i really would like to hear michael bloomberg and commissioner ray kelly us explanation for how they treated the protesters on saturday so you did see more and more of the same action in terms of. peaceful protesters being arrested absolutely absolutely. they were technically as far as i could tell weren't breaking any of the rules or restrictions that were and place of the park at the time and yet the very case came up so the police went in. you know numerous protesters were brutalized it was it was not a pretty sight so what were the police saying what was their reasoning that they gave this time around. i don't entirely clear to be honest. and you know i'm not exactly sure actually that's ok i know though i'm not sure exactly how many people set up over the weekend i know it was a few hundred but some saw that this six month mark they expected it to really draw thousands of people and you know some saw this as a comeback but others say you know what this comeback was a little bit in the mix there still lack of momentum here and what was your take on all

know what it's going to take and it is interesting i know when the police commission commissioner ray kelly was questioned about it he said the fault of the associated press the a.p. is targeting the police department so it's always interesting the spin machine at work when you keep an eye on it mcgoldrick a civil rights manager for the council on american islamic relations thanks so much . thank you kristen. still ahead on r.t.e. they've got all of capitol hill in their hands power hungry lobbyists are redrawing the nutrition charts and restructuring congress in the process that story next. mr. mayor good. luck and they alone are still you know there's a real headline that none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why don't people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back to t.v. . let's talk about obesity it has been a major problem

know what it's going to take and it is interesting i know when the police commission commissioner ray kelly was questioned about it he said it defaults of the associated press the a.p. is targeting the police department it's always interesting to spin machine at work when you keep an eye on it tires mcgoldrick a civil rights manager for the council on american islamic relations thanks so much thank you christine. well over the weekend there was a large gathering of people here in washington out near the national mall by some estimates between ten and twenty thousand people members of the country's most secular organizations they were here for the reason rally and the goal was to give these people the opportunity to get together with like minded people to dispel negative opinions i held about people who don't believe in god president is by the way things come up even more often and election years but the rally was hailed as a success and included speakers and even a performance by members of the group religion r t sent a crew to the rally to speak to some of those in attendance and to find o

chief ray kelly held a press conference praising law enforcement for stopping this attack before was carried out. you were. going to spread. the robber is that screws with one of them. now it's funny that bloomberg added f.b.i. is robert mueller interest speech because the f.b.i. was actually involved in this case at all in fact the f.b.i. was aware the n.y.p.d. had been tracking him intel for two years but the feds never felt that he was a serious threat because he was mentally unstable and they declined opportunities to take the man down so that's why the family was the defendant was arrested by the n.y.p.d. process in a state court whereas usually terrorism cases are handled on a federal level with the f. and prosecuted in the federal court system but the f.b.i. wanted nothing to do with this case so yesterday tell us back in new york state court so he could enter a not guilty plea now defense lawyers think they have enough information to prove that business an example of police overreaching they said we think that when a jury hears both sides of this case they'll see it for what

. >> ray kelly has boasted that nypd has the capacity to shoot down a helicopter.in theory, but there's no oversight. the nypd is doing it and there's no one who i think is checking -- >> that's right. let me just say for the democratic accountable ility to work, you have to know what's happening. no one can say don't go spy on muslim kids in elementary school if they don't know that muslim kids in elementary schools are being spied on. >> this also conflicts with ray kelly's passed statements. it's not publicly nuts. that's just very, very disturbing. what specific crime do you commit when you're out whitewater rafting. >> the police have it really very hard. you know, how do we balance out the interest of what we want the police to do versus individual liberty. but the more and more we talk about it, the more and more we see that regardless of what we are talking about, we are getting into very serious issues of racial, ethnic and religious profiling. we see it in immigration laws, in georgia, in alabama, we're beginning to see it in every aspect of our lives. th