it is whether or not canada can cross the united states border, and that is the only question the state department has. each store -- state has the authority to regulate where the pipe would go. that is a million barrels per day of energy from canada, who is a good friend of ours, that we do not have to get from the middle eastern countries. i would have liked them to say yes to it. he did say he is close to an answer, which is an improvement. everyone was looked at this independently has said this is something that is a no-brainer. we should do the keystone pipeline. a tremendous opportunity with 25,000 jobs. >> is there anything congress can do with this keystone pipeline? if he were to say no, can convert the around this? >> sure, i am the co-sponsor of a bill. we have passed legislation through congress -- this is a bipartisan issue, by the way. we're not talking about democrats versus republicans. the bills we have had to say, president, green light the keystone pipeline have had tremendous democrat support, not on the republican support. really the only people standing in the way

michael fisher who is the chief of the united states border patrol, kevin mcaleenan, acting assist ant commissioner in the office of field operations at customs and border protection and admiral william lee, deputy for operations, policy and capabilities at the united states coast guard. rebecca gambler, director of homeland security of government accountability and marc rosenblum from the congressional research service and i will be introducing them in a moment. but first, let me recognize myself for an opening statement and i would like to congratulate the gentlelady from texas, ms. jackson lee for her appointment as the ranking member of this subcommittee. we have had the opportunity to already work together previously and we have had some meetings before we started scheduling some of the hearings. we are looking forward to working together to strengthen our nation's borders. and i would also like to recognize the republican members of the committee. jeff duncan from south carolina. second term. he is a veteran of this subcommittee and second term in congress as well. we are looking

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it's whether or not canada can cross the united states border. and that's the only question the state department has. each state has the authority to regulate where the pipeline would go. but all the president needs to do is say yes you can cross the border. again that's 1 million barrels a day of energy from canada who is good friend of ours that we don't have to be getting from the middle eastern countries. i would have liked him to say yes to it. he did say he is close to an answer, which is at least an improvement. this has been on his desk for more than 2 years. everybody has said this is a no brainer. we ought to do the keystone pipeline. 25,000 american jobs. >> is there anything that congress can do on this keystone pipeline? if he were to say no, can congress try to get around this? >> sure. we're moving forward. i'm a cosponsor of a bill by lee terry which actually greenlight it is key stope pipeline. we passed legislation through congress. and this is a bipartisan issue. we're not talking about republicans against democrats here. peopl

economic, and then you end up with people walking around looking like refugees inside the borders of the united states. >> a masse tent city cleared out in the south bay. coming up, the challenges and misconceptions of the homeless population in san jose. >> cardinals celebrate sunday mass before beginning the conclave to elect a new pope. i'm randall pinkston in vatican city with the story coming up. >> and the gun control debate continues. a big response to the gun buyback in the east bay and a new bill that may let one community decide whether it wants to have gun shows. >> it's 8:30, sunday march 10th. thank you for joining us. i'm ann. it's 830 tomb, not 930time. >> if you wake up in a shock, we have the spring forward, i have done it before. make the call -- an apology. i'm film matire. welcome back. -- i'm phil matiere. >> final preparations are made for the conclave. there is no clear front runner. let's go to randall pinkston joining us from vatican city with more. good morning, randall. >> reporter: good morning. there is a lot of excitement and anticipation as cardinals prepare to go into t

united states? they may state border incidents, we have had lots of them. then he says they may invade us from mongolia where they have 22 armored divisions and strike southward towards beijing directly. he says we will use people's war, and i know what he meant. the kind of things we experienced also. people's wars do not end quickly. we are not going to kill all iranians. inn if they do these things the region. the protracted conflict will make this experience a bit -- make this experience of a decade ago seemed like a trifle. therefore i am worried by we are trying to buy off this pressure the president is feeling for commitments to military action against iran without fully contemplating the large scale geopolitical consequences, the affect a effectthe this -- the that we will be alone in this adventure have no illusions. even those who are attacking us o -- who are egging us on. they will not be in there with us. it is a bad choice. i don't think the president wants to do it. i think he wants to avoid it. i'm sympathetic to his position , but i wish so

imperialists cornerman after a call to arms against south korea and the united states. over the border in south korea, many are worried p'yongyang might act on its debts. there's been a string of worrying signs, including the latest nuclear test in february. tendons on the peninsula are high. >> i am nervous. i do not want north korea to talk like that, but we cannot control them. i am afraid they target the u.s. if that happens, we could be attacked, too. >> north korea is taking a strong stance, but they do not think they are going to get anywhere with this behavior. i think they have to come to the negotiating table for talks. >> the latest tensions come after u.s. stealth bombers flew over south korea in a joint military exercise. kim jong un's that in response has caused alarm across the region. even his longtime ally china has called for calm. >> peace since the common interests of all parties and it is also their common responsibility. we hope that relevant parties will work together in pushing for turnaround of the tense situation. >> north korea says it is ready to hit the u.s

imperialists cornerman after a call to arms against south korea and the united states. over the border in south korea, many are worried p'yongyang might act on its debts. there's been a string of worrying signs, including the latest nuclear test in february. tendons on the peninsula are high. >> i am nervous. i do not want north korea to talk like that, but we cannot control them. i am afraid they target the u.s. if that happens, we could be attacked, too. >> north korea is taking a strong stance, but they do not think they are going to get anywhere with this behavior. i think they have to come to the negotiating table for talks. >> the latest tensions come after u.s. stealth bombers flew over south korea in a joint military exercise. kim jong un's that in response has caused alarm across the region. even his longtime ally china has called for calm. >> peace since the common interests of all parties and it is also their common responsibility. we hope that relevant parties will work together in pushing for turnaround of the tense situation. >> north korea says it is ready to hit the u.s

she has to compete with the worker coming acrosshe border illegally from points south of the united states bordern a very bad situation. going into the labor market with virtually no skills is virtually a death sentence, hence the incredible interest in online schools and universities where a person with virtually no skills can in a short period of time and fairly -- fairly inexpensively raise his skill level to a level where he or she is going to get hired. jenna: the president will be talking about the economy a little later on today. picking up off the point about the unskilled workers, that we want to get back into the labor force because it's better for everybody when there are more people employed, how do we help them? is this a place where the government plays a role or is this a place where it's up to the private sector, or an individual to get back in the market and get those skills? >> there is overwhelming data that government retraining programs do not work very well. sometimes they work, but the data is overwhelming that it's usually money down the drain. when people are motivated to

united states? >>so we're just now leaving el paso, and just a short walk over the border here, over this bridge is rez, mexico, one of the most dangerous cities in the world. from the united states come not in large shipments that are at risk of being intercepted, but with individuals who, like us, are rarely searched crossing over into mexico. >>we're all carrying bags, and as you can see we are walking across now and nobody checks. border successfully with all of this ammunition hidden in a shopping cart. she was only stopped when a police officer noticed her unable to lift the heavy cart onto a city bus. she had covered the bullets with can goods in a crude effort to hide the contents inside. >>right here we've got ammunition for an ak47. this is definitely illegal in mexico but legal in the united states. >>from what we understand you're an american citizen? >>have you done this before? >>no >>did you buy all of this in the u.s.? >>pretty typical. she's poor. she has two kids and was looking to make a little extra cash acting as a mule getting this stuff across. >>okay, this is your typical ak

>>steve: a new report revealing uniforms for united states border patrol agents are actually made inrded a $6.1 million contract to v.f. image war. the company uses mexico for manufacturing as well as facilities in south america and the middle east as well. >>brian: when they get stopped coming across the border say i'm just bringing uniforms. >>steve: when you look for the union label, there isn't one. >>brian: applying for health care includes voter registration. critics say the placement will lead people to believe they have to register with the democratic party to get health care. >>gretchen: louisiana parents outraged after peta sent their 14-year-old son half naked pictures of women because he wanted to raffle off a cow. he hoped the money would help send him on a trip to europe. peta offended by the idea, fired off a nasty e-mail to the boy and suggested he use the women instead. >>steve: peta says it was a miscommunication. they sent the wrong letter. they didn't mean it. although, were those cabbage or lettuce? lettuce bill clinton key -- lettuce by can i -- lettuce bikini.

the jury is the fifth largest supplier of oil to the united states just eight large six border of oil on the planet but in the niger delta region the produces hundreds of millions of dollars in oil and gas each year the average person lives on less than one dollar per day there are no there schools no good roads no good hospitals every year over three hundred oil spills contaminate the region and constant flaring of precious natural gas pollutes the ecosystem. companies and corrupt politicians reap enormous profits the inhabitants of the niger delta live in poverty. under these circumstances it was no surprise to me that a conflict that ignited in which militants pipelines sabotage flow stations and kidnapped foreign oil workers. who. decide. on the. the truth is i always tend to root for the underdog and i felt an attraction to these men who were taking on the world's largest oil corporations and the corrupt government of africa's most populous nation. so i took my camera to nigeria to try to meet them. bob as sad. as. you to i bought you a new book. and i'm going to tell you through

more companies will adopt this model within the united states and beyond our borders, but there are huge global health problems that american companies and american citizens should help to address. people who get involved in trying to do that just in a little way also tend to be healthier at home and to influence their peers. spoke for aick second about the human genome. would you ever have yours mapped out and made available to the public? i would love to, do that. out i'm related to attila the hun or something like that. everybody in asia is related to get this kind. he had so many kids. -- everybody in asia is related to genghis khan. >> what are you reading out? >> i'm reading a new book by this guy stephen johnson on the history of innovation and what really makes it work. getting,ing forward to you know, through that. i am reading nate silver's wonderful book -- he is the guy who did all the political predictions, but he started out trying to predict which college and minor league baseball players could make it in the big leagues. it is fascinating about the challenges of predictio

and it became a question of borders about chinese in the 1870s. the united states tried to resist criminals, prostitutes, lunatics, idiots, people with moral internship tuesday and those with contagious diseases and all wrapped around this fear that began of the chinese immigrants. by the way, mexicans? no problem at all. mexicans could come and go as they wanted because they wouldn't stay forever and, in fact, the great way of chinese to smuggle in was to pretend they were mexicans. how things change. the immigration story, i think, kind of reveals this story of two americas. when does smuggling trigger a particularly intense lame? my reading of this book, peter, i'd be interested to hear your comment, is when it's about smuggling creates alarm went it's about definition of america itself. when it defines, when it's about defining us as opposed to them. the endless debates of the culture war really trigger the most intense border protections that americans know. when the question of americanness, the question of who are we not at stake, the borders are quite loose

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here is the fifth largest supplier of oil to the united states is the eight large six border of oil on the planet but in the niger delta the region that produces hundreds of millions of dollars in oil and gas each year the average person lives on less than one dollar per day there are no good schools no good roads no good hospitals every year over three hundred oil spills contaminate the region and constant.

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after the united states flew two te stealth bombers to the border. >> reporter: today declaration by north korea that it's at war with the south had the white house and pentagon trying to bring tension down a notch. >> i think we would know if we were in a state of war with north korea. we believe this is part of their overheated rhetoric and something we think they should avoid. >> the talk of war comes two days after the u.s. flew in b 2 stealth bombers as part of a training exercise with south korea. the message was clear. >> we have a range of options that we worked with the south koreans to counter their provocations and threats. obviously we hope to never put those plans into effect. >> reporter: little is known of kim jong-un who rose to power a year ago following his father's death. he finds himself in a power struggle with south korea's first female leader. mr. kim appears to be more of an ex pro vert than his dad. however under his father's watch more south koreans were killed and 19 injured after a shelling incident in 2010. or will he be more like the grandfather he resem

economic, and then you end up with people walking around looking like refugees inside the borders of the united states. >> and a lot of them did go to emergency shelter beds, but they're saying a lot of the problems with that is there's bed bugs. you have to enter a lottery to get one of those beds, and a lot of them don't want to abide by the rules they're in. >> and a lot of them don't want to go to shelters. meanwhile, all eyes on the vatican this morning. >>> cardinals are getting ready to elect a pope, coming up next. we'll be right back. cardinals prepare to seal hey. they're coming. yeah. british. later. sorry. ok...four words... scarecrow in the wind... a baboon... monkey? hot stew saturday!? ronny: hey jimmy, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? jimmy: happier than paul revere with a cell phone. ronny: why not? anncr: get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. themselves away from the world to elect a new pope. next - the technology deployed to prevent eavesdropping on the conclave. catholic cardinals prepare to seal themselve

the chinese do not want a unified korea because they don't want the united states on the border, in the sense of having an ally on their border. but they provide a lot of economic aid to south -- i mean to north korea. the real issue, though, is proliferation of their missiles and nuclear capability. and they are certainly doing some of that with the iranians. >> especially with the reports that the head of the nuclear iran's program may have been at the last test. >> good to see you. >> thanks for coming in. investigators are trying to figure out who kill aid district attorney and his wife in north texas. a sheriff's deputy says the kaufman cant countedy district attorney attorney and his wife were found in their home. the police shut down the area near the home to search for evidence. the murders come two months after an assistant district attorney was killed outside the local courthouse. the military has identified the navy seal who died in a training accident this week in arizona. navy initial officials say bret shadel was killed when he and another seal collided in mid-air in a par

know, across our border to the south transnational criminal organizations are equipped with fully automatic [inaudible] organizations have expanded their footprint to the united states through drug trafficking and human trafficking. these cartels are dangerous, as the cartels that supports organizations. we know they're operating along the southwestern border. i cannot in good conscience tell my constituents the federal government will deny them the freedom to defend their families from these organizations. i would ask my colleagues to support the amendment. respond,, again, this is another way to create a nip and tuck. the bill contains nearly 100 pages of make and model that are exempted. there are plenty of weapons out there. whole point of the bill is to reduce the supply, possession, transfer and sale of military-style weapons. anyone who had concern need only to look at the bill and see most likely your weapon is exempted by name, make, and model. from everything from handguns to rifles and on and on. i would like to make that point. i would urge a no vote. >> can i speak, please? i think this brings up a bigger issue. i support the amendment, but we should re

anonymity that this issue of the united states being asked to strike syria if certain things such as some of their weapons, missiles in particular are heading over the border to hezbollah, an organization in lebanon that the united states and israel both consider a terrorist organization. that is going to be something that is going to be on the agenda in the discussions. but this chemical weapon issue is one that they were going to be talking about beforehand. they also have talked about the difficulties if you speak with folks that know about how to get rid of some of the weapons, the difficulties of getting rid of chemical weapons, you cannot just do an air strike. you have to go in on the ground to pull those out. a very big concern. we've been on the border of the israel-syria border and been able to hear some of the fighting inside of syria. some of that fighting spilled over into israel. so definitely a very high concern, something that will be talked about between the president and prime minister netanyahu. >> probably just moves up on the agenda. do we expect president obama to move forward in the movement in the israeli-palestinian peace process a

that is the united states government, dhs, homeland security, customs border patrol, cia, we did alluddenly, we're sharing that vetting and we don't know all the details and you're right at that we will still have a role in the vetting. but what happens when a saudi applicant is passed by them, vetted by them, say they're okay and get a five year visa fast tracked into the united states and suddenly, new material develops that they're really hezbollah or hamas, do you think the saudies are going to tell us? >> here in the united states they must satisfy a security process including an interview with a customs agent. i mean, that sounds more rigorous than when you just pass through customs when you're arriving in the u.s. and going through customs, no? >> in coordination, however, with the minister of interior of saudi arabia. in other words, it's a joint vetting process and the details, as you correctly point out, are not exactly clear at this point. yes, you're right that the united states government still has vetting appropriations, jurisdiction, over these applicants. >> megyn: ho

state tv shows kim jong un visiting units close to the border with south korea. his focus is on a south korean island, a gesture aimed to provoke neighbors and please the north korean people. tensions have heightened since the regime scrap its non- agression pact with south korea and threaten the u.s. with strikes. south koreans are responding with a mix of concern and defiance. the south korean president attended a military swearing in ceremony and praised soldiers for their work. the ministry of defence did not mince words. >> if north korea really were to attack us with a nuclear strike, i can promise one thing -- kim jong un's regime would disappear off the face of the earth. >> the united nations security council voted on thursday to impose tougher sanctions. germany says it is the regular people who suffer. >> international isolation is increasing poverty among ordinary people, and that is why the policies pursued by the north korean leadership are focused against its own people. >> china, which has always defended the country, is also on board with the san

drones and now has he said the united states government has led the way and negatives around the planet in terms of normalizing the use of drone attacks across international borders as of last month at least fifty countries are reportedly using drones in the united states a new revelation has come to light the attorney general says that washington can authorize lethal drone strikes on americans on american soil without tried and it testimony before the senate judiciary committee eric holder says that under extraordinary circumstances like september eleventh the president could order strikes to protect the homeland the same type of drone strikes that. being used around the world to fight the war on terror according to new york bring up or not. an alitalia pilot told controllers he recently spotted an unmanned aircraft as he came to land a j.f.k. international airport in new york author and academic mark mason says now more drones than ever are available and they may pose new dangers and a greater risk of being misused. the report was made at this point the information is not available as to it was a data model airplane was it a surveillance drone it was reported t

she came across the border into the united states. an investigation was done about the threats she may. i will not read the threats because some of them are pretty tough. it resulted from being indicted for making threats against the president. and psychiatric evaluation was ordered. any psychotic drugs were administered to make sure she was competent to stand trial. she went to an evaluation facility. she was found legally insane. in federal court, she pled not guilty by reason of insanity and was ordered to undergo commitment proceedings for long- term care, which she received. is formative -- fast forward to 2013. she previously pledged not guilty by reason of insanity for but it killed the president of the united states. she was admitted to a mental health treatment since the pedestrian and facility. she went to south carolina in -- she was admitted to a mental health facility. she went to south carolina and legally purchase a firearm. according to aft authorities in south carolina, there was nothing illegal about her entries. she

of drones and there has the united states government has led the way and negative around the planet in terms of normalizing the use of drone attacks across international borders as of last month at least fifty countries are reportedly using drones in the united states a new revelation has come to light the attorney general says that washington can authorize lethal drone strikes on americans on american soil without trying and it testimony before the senate judiciary committee eric holder says that under extraordinary circumstances like september eleventh the president could order strikes to protect the homeland the same type of drone strikes that have been used to. around the world to fight the war on terror reporting from new york. r.t. . well during the strike concerns have split the you was a senator rand paul began a filibuster on the floor of the u.s. help of making a speech for more but even less than ours we reported our teacher called while he was trying to leave for want of the confirmation of the news the director. and also a click away online at children suffer from the political games of grownups a new u.n. report says palestinian boys with whom w

of drones and now has the united states government has led her way and negative around the planet in terms of normalizing the use of drone attacks across international bordersas of last month at least fifty countries are reportedly using drones in the united states a new revelation has come to light the attorney general says that washington can authorize lethal drone strikes on americans on american soil with algae tried and it testimony before the senate judiciary committee eric holder says that under extraordinary circumstances like september eleventh the president could order strikes to protect the homeland the same type of drone strikes that have. it used around the world to fight the war on terror according to new york bring up or not. the attorney general's admission that drone strikes could be used inside the u.s. angered members of the senate and kentucky republican senator rand paul launched an old school thirteen hour filibuster a speech demanding the obama administration pledge not to target u.s. citizens on its own soil as a result democrats who control the upper chamber were forced to delay a vote on john brennan's nomination as the new head of

he wanted to construct along the 1,969-mile border between the united states and mexico electronic fepsesa cost of $10 million to $15 million. i don't know the contractors he was going to get to do it, 969 miles. so it is a turnaround. judy, the polling places closed on november 6. but the election returns are still coming in. all you have to think about is this-- mitt romney got a higher percentage of the white vote in 2012 than any candidate since ronald reagan in 1984. the difference is in 1984, if mitt romney had gotten 59% of the white vote, he would have been elected president. he wouldn't have needed an african american, a la teen oh, an asian. he could have won-- that would have been an absolute majority with 86% of the whole electorate. it's down to 72. not only the loss of lateen organization but the loss of asians. the real loz for republicans over the last three elections has been their total decline and collapse of their support among asian voters, high education, higher income, and there's a sense of anti-immigrant. i think david is absolutely right in his diagnosis. i think

strategic attack, you have to focus on your special operations forces and your border capabilities within the united statese that this is not an asymmetric rick approach to the problem. >> secretary albright was there in 2000. >> the clinton administration had active diplomacy with north korea. we had a conversation in the transition between the two administrations, which was probably less than perfect. got a commitment from north korea that we would get out of the nuclear business, but of course, in parallel with all of that, north korea was pursuing an enrichment program. another route to a nuclear weapon that was done covertly and in violation of the understandings that we all had with them. >> were chances missed? >> i believe so. i mean, i had some really remarkable discussions with kim jong il. we also were in the middle of discussions with them. they said that they would -- we could leave our troops in south korea, we came back, americans were confused about the election of 2000 and i'm sure that kim jong il was also, and i do think it was unfortunate that the cards we left on the table weren't pick

united states? they may state border incidents, we have had lots of hem.says they may invade us from mongolia where they have 22 armored divisions and strike southward towards beijing directly. he says we will use people's war, and i know what he meant. the kind of things we experienced also. people's wars do not end quickly. we are not going to kill all iranians. even if they do these things in the region. the protracted conflict will make this experience a bit -- make this experience of a decade ago seemed like a rifle. therefore i am worried by we are trying to buy off this pressure the president is feeling for commitments to military action against iran without fully contemplating the large scale geopolitical consequences, the affect a loaded the this adventure have no illusions. even those who are attacking us o -- who are egging us on. they will not be in there with us. t is a bad choice. i don't think the president wants to do it. think he wants to avoid it. i'm sympathetic to his position but i wish some of our rhetoric was more careful because tha

((butt to)) inside the borders of the united states. have a small disaster and this one is drastic. you have people walking around like refugees inside the united states. >> challenges and misconceptions of the homeless population in the san jose. >> cardinals celebrate mass before beginning the conclave to elect a new pope. i'm randall pinkston in vatican city with the story coming up. >> and the gun control debate continues. a big response to a gun buyback and a new bill that may let one community decide the fate of gun shows. >> it's 7:30 on march 10th. i'm anne makovec. we're going to be sitting down with state senator mark leno. >> boom time in san francisco as the entire bay area really makes this super bowl bid. we'll hear from mayors present and past on that. >> and, plus, we're going to be taking a look at the key part of the east bay span that got put in on the bridge. the cardinals in the vatican will begin the process of selecting a new pope. >> at this point, there's no clear front runner. let's go to randall pinkston joini

alice baldwin and young lady and in 2005, she came across the canadian border into the united states. she had family in south carolina and they did the investigation about the threats that she made and i will not read the threats because some of them are pretty tough. it resulted in her being arrested and indicted for threats against the president. schmidt before a federal judge, a psychiatric evaluation was ordered, and antipsychotic drugs were administered to make sure that she was competent to stand trial. she went to an evaluation facility and the court declared her legally insane and a substantial risk to others in 2005. a federal court, she pled not guilty by reason of insanity and was ordered to undergo commitment for long-term care for which she received. fast forward to the year 2013, in 2013, this young lady who was a paranoid schizophrenic, previously pled not guilty and threatened to kill the president of the united states, she was admitted to a mental health treatment facility and found by a federal court to be a risk to herself and others and went to south carolina in fe

then something that the suns united states said never do go back to the '67 borders and nicolas sarkozy says net assassinate liar. i got a deal with him every week. that was pretty rude, too. >> netanyahu is a big boy. what concerns him is what does that show about president obama's real instincts. is he going to war with iran in defense of a country -- that is what netanyahu has to worry about. if to publicly treat netanyahu that way it weakens his opposition in middle east because the allies see how we treat the main allies and discourages allies. >> sean: if you are netanyahu and i see obama giving f-16s, tanks, $1.5 billion to the former head of the muslim brotherhood, mohammed morsi who think the israelis are descendants of apes and pigs, i know what i would be thinking? >> we can control with the egyptian military. >> sean: the military leadership has been changed by morsi. his puppets are in charge? >> we can control it but no rationale for a pegs and morsi the fact is things he has said insults he has toward the israelis and jews and whole attitude, all of that. it goes back to