. >> that was richard reed reporting. these cameras are portable and can go anywhere.ity council approves the measure, the cameras will go up in a matter of months. >>> i love this photo. i had to comment. i did see that. sent in my meagan feral. her dog, hank, just loves staring staring at himself in the mirror. look at me, i'm sexy and i know it. >> hello, gorgeous. dotty writing in saying mirror, mirror on the wall, debby cheek came in saying i'm pretty, oh so pretty, i'm pretty and witty and wolf. we are enjoying comments. keep them coming. if you have a captionist photo idea, email it to pix@ wmar.com. >>> a jumping bouncing goat from maine. she became a media sensation, watch her hurling around, she has been doing this since birth. the family posted the video of butter milk, they pledged they will donate $25 to a farm sanctuary if they 1000 hits. looks like after this, they will get a few more. look at the little guy go. >> no problem at all. thick smoke, flames, seen for miles around northern california. >> stay with us this morning. a fire causing big problems

>> it depends on whether there is another richard reed who has decided, let's exploit something that was tried previously. probably, it would probably be on a regional jet. the question is, what risks are we willing to take? if it is that flight that is blown up because of somebody with a shoe bomb, and you are on it, that is not a good thing for you. as we saw with the liquid plot, oftentimes, it is not just looking at onetime. we're looking at multiple flights and multiple venues for the maximum effect. if you have wanted, that is a terrible thing. if you have won two -- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, that is a problem. we get to where we have high possible conferencing technology or we get to the person and the technology then we make different policy decisions. >> ok. a few more here. the gentleman here. >> i know this is a topic on aviation security, but i would like to address the issue of real security. i am always pleasantly surprised how relaxed and easy it is to get onto a train at union station. it is so easy for summit to put a bag on a train, get off the train and have -- for somebo

somebody who either is exhibiting fears of being caught at something or -- i mean a good example is richard reed who was supposed to be the follow-up attack to 9/11 tried to board a jet and failed in the interview process with his answers. they said you're not boarding this plane. he was able to board an american carrier where they don't do that because all they had to do was get his well-concealed bomb through security. what the administrator of tsa, john pistole and my ex-boss, when he took over tsa, the idea was how do we get a more layered approach that is less focused on finding a nail clipper in the bottom of somebody's bag and more focused on where is the suspicious behavior, who is potentially a high-risk passenger. >> john miller, thank you. >> who is congressman paul ryan? it is a simple question and we have a complex answer for you. this morning, we're look at the life and career of mitt romney's running mate. a man who loves hunting, fishing and budget cutting. stay with us. [ male announcer ] critics are raving about "paranorman." "the most fun you'll have at the movies this summer.

>> it depends on whether there is another richard reed who has decided, let's exploit something that was tried previously. probably, it would probably be on a regional jet. the question is, what risks are we willing to take? if it is that flight that is blown up because of somebody with a shoe bomb, and you are on it, that is not a good thing for you. as we saw with the liquid plot, oftentimes, it is not just looking at onetime. we're looking at multiple flights and multiple venues for the maximum effect. if you have wanted, that is a terrible thing. if you have won two -- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, that is a problem. we get to where we have high possible conferencing technology or we get to the person and the technology then we make different policy decisions. >> ok. a few more here. the gentleman here. >> i know this is a topic on aviation security, but i would like to address the issue of real security. i am always pleasantly surprised how relaxed and easy it is to get onto a train at union station. it is so easy for summit to put a bag on a train, get off the train and have -- for somebo

the tsa started requiring passengers to remove their shoes at security check points after richard reed to blow up an international flight with explosives concealed in his shoes. a small number of passengers who are enrolled in the tsa precheck program are sometimes allowed to keep their shoes on. >>> a dog lost two years ago in oregon has been found alive and well in the state of utah. its owner says the border collie ran away from a friend's home in salem, oregon back in 2010 and she spent months trying to find her pet, but had given up hope. so she says that she was shocked to get a call out of the blue from a veterinary clinic in kearns, utah. >> she wanted to be and ask for a micro chip, so we and ask and it was an avid. i called avid and they said it was sent to a clinic in oregon. >> the clinic says a good samaritan brought the border collie in after spotting her wandering in a canyon. it is still unclear how the animal made that 800-mile journey. >>> the city of sunnyvale is celebrating 100 years of history today. a two-day festival for the city centennial begins this morning ne

>> it depends on whether there is another richard reed who has decided, let's exploit something that was tried previously. probably, it would probably be on a regional jet. the question is, what risks are we willing to take? if it is that flight that is blown up because of somebody with a shoe bomb, and you are on it, that is not a good thing for you. as we saw with the liquid plot, oftentimes, it is not just looking at onetime. we're looking at multiple flights and multiple venues for the maximum effect. if you have wanted, that is a terrible thing. if you have won two -- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, that is a problem. we get to where we have high possible conferencing technology or we get to the person and the technology then we make different policy decisions. >> ok. a few more here. the gentleman here. >> i know this is a topic on aviation security, but i would like to address the issue of real security. i am always pleasantly surprised how relaxed and easy it is to get onto a train at union station. it is so easy for summit to put a bag on a train, get off the train and have -- for somebo

. >> reporter: richard, you mentioned reed dowdy there. how much of a help abbey? you're only 22 years old, so -- happy has he been? you're only 22 years old, so you can't know it all instinctively. >> yes, sir. london fletcher, too the perfect role model how to be a pro. take all the knowledge you can from those guys. i'm hank thankful for that. i hope it -- i'm thankful for. that i hope it continues through the season. >> reporter: one quick question to wrap it up in a sentence what have you learned from the nfl that was different from college? >> faster. >> reporter: a lot faster and bigger and harder hits, right. >> bigger linemen. >> and he knows how to wrap quickly in tv. no longer a rookie, back to the studio for now. >>> up next new details about the death of osama bin laden, a new book gives a different account about how it all went down. >> plus a new report claims d.c. has the worst drivers in the country. find out why critics claim the numbers aren't telling the whole story. we sent him there to fix it, but somewhere along the way, something went horrib

>> it depends on whether there is another richard reed who has decided, let's exploit something that was tried previously. probably, it would probably be on a regional jet. the question is, what risks are we willing to take? if it is that flight that is blown up because of somebody with a shoe bomb, and you are on it, that is not a good thing for you. as we saw with the liquid plot, oftentimes, it is not just looking at onetime. we're looking at multiple flights and multiple venues for the maximum effect. if you have wanted, that is a terrible thing. if you have won two -- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, that is a problem. we get tere we have high possible conferencing technology or we get to the person and the technology then we make different policy decisions. >> ok. a few more here. the gentleman here. >> i know this is a topic on aviation surity, but i would like to address the issue of real security. i am always pleasantly surprised how relaxed and easy it is to get onto a train at union station. it is so easy for summit to put a bag on a train, get off the train and have -- for somebody to

projectionist from the white house film library being treated at walter reed and wanted to watch movies in the white house library. richard nixon at the clubhouse, as john mentioned, only one reporter in history has set foot inside of. >> when i asked if i could see the club house which is on jackson square right across the street from the white house i call a press secretary jay carney who used to be my colleague and said what building? i don't think we know anything about this. in 1969 richard nixon is president and he is getting calls constantly from the hill country of texas where lyndon johnson is going crazy. he has been sent home. his term is done. the decides not to run for reelection and is a little stir crazy. he has been drinking from a fire hose and constantly calling the white house a and i want to come up and i need somewhere to stay. johnson was driving the nixon white house to such distractions that nixon said just get him out. get him a building would get him a place to stay overnight. a young military aid to was a colonel in the air force was named -- got this assignment. that tells you how i found out a

tampa, msnbc political analyst, david corn and msnbc contributor, joy reed and here with me in new york is msnbc political analyst, richard wolffe. it seems there are lies and the ryan romney ticket, but is this where we've come to? we get no specifics on policy when we ask. we don't know what the loopholes are going to be they promised they'd close and then they tell us outright lies. >> not sure that fits chris christie's idea of real strong leadership. people have gone through as you have, the inconsistency and d distortions and lies. >> these are are lies. >> he is a member of congress and he carries a voting record with him and that's the problem for mitt romney. he could have chosen a government who wasn't dirtied by this stuff, but he got someone who was going to say i'm part of the problem, but i'm going to change washington. he is the man, self-appointed flame carrier for the whole conservative movement and the image he portrayed was of victim hood. you can't hire people. you're a 20 something living at home with your parents. it's obama's fault. in fact, republicans used to be the can do individual responsibilit

way he's not alone john reed who is cochairman at the time of this city good travelers merger has previously said that was a mistake this should not have repealed was to go richard fisher president of the dallas fed said the same thing so the list of people who say look this is just a mistake let's go back to something like what we had glass steagall work for sixty five years it was an act of one nine hundred thirty three it was you peel the one nine hundred ninety nine so sixty six years you know we have some we have some business cycles we have some individual bankers but nothing like what happened in two thousand and eight so let's go back to it it does work so you think that that. is the solution you think sandy weill and these guys are feeling a little guilt well again maybe maybe not but i applaud the honesty and again it's very hard to me he was so outspoken he was such a leader in the repeal of glass to go along with others that it takes a certain amount of courage to come out in that human mistakes so i applaud him for that i mean remember why they enacted glass steagall in the first place in the one nine hundred twenty s. we had you know the roaring tw