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. >> tough talk from howard wolfson. >> right?h noting how the nypd has become its own organization, as tiered and pyramid-like as the cia. just an incredible intelligence infrastructure. >> you know, when you are the repeated target of terrorist attacks, one in the '90s, one at 9/11. since then, we've had over ten that have been foiled. you've got to take steps, within the law -- within the law -- to protect the people who live in the city. and anyone running for mayor or anyone running for elected office in this city ought to be responsible and stand up and say, i'm going to do what needs to be done within the law to protect the people here. everything that we've done has been within the law. >> and it is certainly a topic we will be discussing more. unfortunately, we have to leave it there. thanks again to governor rendell, governor pataki, howard wolfson, and the birthday girl, s.e. cupp. >> oh, no! >> we can't give you your favorite texan in cowboy boots, but we can give you a cupcake. that's all for "now." i'll see you tomor

it's like a mini cia for all the reasons that howard wolfson talked about given the threats here.ctors around the world have infiltrated u.s. organizations through third party groups and funded them and incubated incendiary activities. i can't speak to the actual student groups and what's happening in these particular campuses, but if they have intelligence about incitement happening in these places, you can understand they want to know about it. >> it's a p police department, ed, that's got a reputation for being aggressive. >> well, they have a perfect right to be. when you consider new york's been the target time and time and time after time. they have a perfect right. >> there's a scary middle ground to that opinion. andrea mitchell, thank you very much. >> we have a great show today, susan rice with everything that's happening and debbie dingell talking about the open primary there. union voters, union members being encouraged to vote for santorum to try to mess up the results. david walker, and mark haleprin. >> wow, all in that one-half hour? >> that's one of those -- >> on

spokesman wolfson didn't want to appear on camer camera.d new chairs or old babies are at risk. he says you have to be concerned about exposure to a potential hazard. it's concerning to the group here the number of children hurt. >> that's why we are still working. >> to think about what could have happened is scary. >>reporter: if you have any problem with the chair let me know about it go to our web site. 7 on your side. >> still to come here tonight. artist makes 200 million dollar fortune but he says it comes at (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase what matters. >> help get you ready for the academy awards. oscar sunday february 26 on abc 7 and you can predict the winners and get the latest buzz writ now at oscar.com. also down load the exclusive oscar app for i-phone and i pad. it will give you live video from the r