ronald cruz/abogado, organizacion bamn napolitano como presidnete de la universidad es un insulto en contra de todas las minorias y latinos e inmigrantes de california sobre todo le echan en cara el alto numero de deportaciones cuando fungio como secretaria de seguridad interna.. deporto a mas de dos millones de inmigrantes ella ha destruido a muchas familias de nuestros estudiantes en su visita hoy a esta preparatoria en oakland, le preguntamos que respondia a esta critica. i didn't have the power to stop them, dijo que ella no tenia el poder de parar las deportacioines y que es equivocado pensar que asi fue. dijo que ella no tenia el poder de parar las deportacioines y que es equivocado pensar que asi fue. agrego que fue ella la que creo el programa de accion diferida para beneficiar a jovenes indocumentados cuando no paso la ley de los suenos... ninguno de nuestros estudiantes se sienten seguros con ella estando ahi los manifestantes afirman que no son solo criticas, sino que hay temor real de que bajo su direccion la universidad cambie. el ambiente ya ha cambiado en la universida

la juzgan en deportaciones janet napolitano fue secretaria de seguridad ,nacional tenemos detalles de la información buenas tardes . >> así es buenas tardes esos estudiantes se plantan afuera de escuela de oakland donde janet napolitano dio platica dicen que las acciones pasadas no van acordes con valores de california ,pero ella dice que lo que se hace hoy es lo que cuenta . >> [gritos] . >> esto era lo que pasa fuera de la secundaria en oakland adentro janet napolitano motiva a estudiantes a estudiar y avanzar, manifestantes no la quieren . >> piensa que puede ser líder, donde sus acciones están contra los latinos . >> ellos dicen que hay temor de los estudiantes por el historial de deportaciones como secretaria del departamento de seguridad nacional . >> hay miles de estudiantes indocumentados en la universidad de california , tienen miedo de su posición de presidente de la universidad . >> pero janet napolitano responde . >> pienso que cuándo vena hechos no es tan grave, soy educadora y se me juzga por eso no por el pasado . >> cuándo estaba en washington se le critico por

heather holmes is live with napolitano's pledge. >> reporter: napolitano has faced criticism for not doing more to stop the deportation of immigrants. she said she's going to set aside millions to help students who enter the country illegally. >> thank you members of the commonwealth club. >> reporter: in her first major speech since being named president of the university of california. janet napolitano addressed a hot button issue. >> let me be clear. uc welcomes all students who qualify academically. whether they're documented, or undocumented. >> reporter: napolitano told the crowd, while homeland security director county she pushed for comprehensive immigration reform. tonight, she pledged additional support. >> i'm going to set aside $5 million this year, right now, with student service centers and financial aid. >> reporter: napolitano has spent much of the time getting acquainted with the university. >> i was invited to pet a shark. i just got here from washington. >> reporter: while napolitano left washington behind, protesters chanted outside of her visit today. >> janet na

heather holmes is live with napolitano's pledge. >> reporter: napolitano has faced criticism for not doing more to stop the deportation of immigrants. she said she's going to set aside millions to help students who enter the country illegally. >> thank you members of the commonwealth club. >> reporter: in her first major speech since being named president of the university of california. janet napolitano addressed a hot button issue. >> let me be clear. uc welcomes all students who qualify academically. whether they're documented, or undocumented. >> reporter: napolitano told the crowd, while homeland security director county she pushed for comprehensive immigration reform. tonight, she pledged additional support. >> i'm going to set aside $5 million this year, right now, with student service centers and financial aid. >> reporter: napolitano has spent much of the time getting acquainted with the university. >> i was invited to pet a shark. i just got here from washington. >> reporter: while napolitano left washington behind, protesters chanted outside of her visit today. >> janet na

en los Ángeles, california, se estrenó la exsecretaria del departamento de seguridad interna, janet napolitano, están muchos preocupados por el alto indice de deportaciones que tiene. >>> la universidad de california tiene nuevo presidente, o mejor dicho, presidenta, por primera vez una mujer está al mando el problema para algunos, es que esa mujer es janet napolitano, quien hasta hace poco dirigía el departamento de seguridad nacional . >>> tiene un récord muy malo como figura pública, como ha deportado a más de 2 millones de personas en programas como comunidades seguras. >>> lo que janet napolitano después de dejar su puesto como secretaria de seguridad, empezó su trabajo como presidenta de la universidad. >>> pero no todos los críticos piden una solución tan radical, un grupo de estudiantes indocumentados piden que la universidad sea declarada un santuario para los estudiantes. >>> nos escuchó, es un buen primer paso, de las conversaciones, pero realmente no sabemos dónde va a llegar la conversación. >>> por su parte la universidad describió así la reunión. >>> ellos hablar

judge napolitano: yes. first of all i have only read dzhokar tsarnaev's lawyer's application because the government has not responded. they file that yesterday. the media picked up on it which is why many of us are discussing get some i haven't read the government's response but in their applications they make two points. when is he is in solitary confinement which is punitive particularly on person his age and he can't be punished for a crime for which he is innocent. he is innocent of the crime until proven guilty so he can't be treated as if he has already been found guilty and a legion of studies and supreme court opinions that characterized solitary confinement not as punishment for a prison related in fraction as punitive and his prison record is excellent. stuart: even more draconian. judge napolitano: the following rule. if he says something to his lawyers and send the lawyers to 1/3 person, dr. or professor or friend or custodian of records to address his mental state because his defense is always

uc regents confirmed napolitano back in july. but despite the confirmation, many say she's the wrong person for the job. she's had to deal with a backlash for immigrant rights groups who are upset over her previous stances on immigration and what they say was deporting 2 million illegal immigrants while the director. >> we judge people by the action and she was responsible for federal immigration enforcement and the record number of deportation ofs of -- deportations of more than 2 million people. she is an insult and a threat and an unwelcomed sign to immigrant students in california. [ applause ] >> reporter: when we spoke to napolitano after wards, she says that during her tenure in d.c., she pushed for more immigration reform and wants us students to know mainly high school students that the uc system is open to everybody. >> that's a self-created fear. this is a university that is open to those who qualify academically. i would say to them that we're going to do more for all first jeneration students, whether they be documen

. >> nueva presidenta de sistema de universidades de california janet napolitano presenta iniciativa dice que dará 5 millones de dólares par ayuda . >> julio cesar hablo con ella de este y más temas . >> renuncio para ser presidenta del sistema de universidades de california janet napolitano se sneto con nosotros para aclarar que su previo empleo no tiene que ver con la misión de california . >> [hablando inglés] . >> ante la pregunta de su imagen , dijo que deben de confiar que lucho por los derechos de estudiantes y que el trabjo queda atrás . >> llegada de este en uc es de clima el estado más afectado por las 2 millones de edeportaciones pero pide confianza para hablar por si solo . >> [hablando inglés] . >> busco como políticas dan mejores oportunidades y estudiantes que vienen de familias inmigrantes que no tienen hijo en la universidad . >> ante estadisticas de padre indocumentado expreso apoyo a la recién aprobada acta de confianza para limitar deportaciones . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [hablando inglés] . >> el acta permite que el sistema no intervenga . >> aleja de riesgo

>> grace napolitano: that is correct. to be able to do a lot of the things i had to do were not feasible, unless i did what i had to do. and so at that point, that what was recommended, and that's what i went with. >> kroft: i don't think there's anything wrong with loaning your campaign money. but then collecting 18% interest from your campaign seems a little too much. >> napolitano: would you go out and get a loan and not get charged interest? >> kroft: it's still 18% and $228,000 in interest. >> napolitano: you like to favor 18%... >> kroft: i do like to favor. i mean, that's what the mafia gets. >> napolitano: it isn't like i've really profited. i still live in the same house. i drive a small car. i am not a billionaire, or a millionaire, for that matter. >> kroft: did your campaign contributors know that you were paying back a loan, charging the campaign committee 18%? >> napolitano: well, you don't go out and publicize that, but they know that i had a campaign debt. >> sloan: when folks are asked for campaign donati

napolitano hopes more will stay in school if they know it will get them somewhere. >> think about your own passion. your choices and your own pathway. right up the hill from where you are today. >> reporter: as she was speaking a ruckus was going on outside of the high school. protestors believe she should never have been appointed uc president. a small group of students point to record numbers of immigration arrests and deportations. >> she's tacked immigrant communities of oakland. >> reporter: some worry she can bring heavy handed immigration statuses. >> high school students are thinking of not applying because they're undocumented. >> reporter: when reporters asked, napolitano responded with a commitment. >> we're going to do more for all first generation students than ever done. we're looking for ways to do . that i would say, you know, watch what i do. don't relie on rumors from the past. >> reporter: napolitano says she plans to visit other high schools around the state. proetdesters say they'll be there. >> have your costumes ready? >> you'll be dry. >> hard to imagine nicer w

right there, judge andrew napolitano. think about it. the government shut it down and still going to come megabucks into the economy $80 a month. connell: how long will the money keep flowing? peter barnes in burlington, vermont. the fed later today. >> as we know from the fed meeting the fed is very concerned about fiscal problems in washington d.c. and whether they will hurt economic growth and we are going to be hearing from eric rosengreen of the federal reserve bank of boston giving a speech in a little bit and we will be interviewing him at 1:40 eastern time after his speech and he will be the first fed voting fed member that we will hear from since the government shut down two days ago on these problems and potential impact on the economy and what if anything the fed will be prepared to do about it including continuing all the stimulus, continuing quantitative easing, increasing quantitative easing, keeping interest rates low until what? 200054? i don't know. we will ask those questions after his speech today. connell: two hours f

napolitano hopes more will stay in school if they know it will get them somewhere. >> think about your own passion. your choices and your own pathway. right up the hill from where you are today. >> reporter: as she was speaking a ruckus was going on outside of the high school. protestors believe she should never have been appointed uc president. a small group of students point to record numbers of immigration arrests and deportations. >> she's tacked immigrant communities of oakland. >> reporter: some worry she can bring heavy handed immigration statuses. >> high school students are thinking of not applying because they're undocumented. >> reporter: when reporters asked, napolitano responded with a commitment. >> we're going to do more for all first generation students than ever done. we're looking for ways to do . that i would say, you know, watch what i do. don't relie on rumors from the past. >> reporter: napolitano says she plans to visit other high schools around the state. proetdesters say they'll be there. >> have your costumes ready? >> you'll be dry. >> hard to imagine nicer w

judge napolitano: no. it would allow for people to buy the bear bones version rather than forcing them to buy the richer version because remember, if they are employed their employer has to provide them with the richer version so this will increase the expenses of employers the way the irs has interpreted this rule. stuart: it was a rotten piece of legislation. judge napolitano: as bad as it is the irs has made it worse by writing revenue rulings that contradict the plain meaning of an otherwise complicated statutes and these plaintiffs who are small-business owners and individuals are saying you are forcing me to buy a product i don't want, you claim your helping me with a tax credit but you are taxing me on the tax credit and forcing me to pay taxes on in, never received. stuart: we have been saying on this program this morning the most likely thing to happen in the immediate future is an extension of the enrollment period. given time to get some glitches fixed in the enrollment process, extend the time

judge napolitano: i agree with you entirely but they should not cave. they should present their arguments openly and dispassionately to a jury and let a jury decide. the argument would be that the portrait of jesus and you can accompany it with other portraits is intended to remind students of the historical development of morality starting with mos is going to jesus. stuart: if one person objects, one person says i am offended that person must be accommodated. judge napolitano: i would argue that should not be the law because i would argue -- prohibits the establishment of religion, doesn't prohibit government for recognizing the existence of religion and the role religion has played in the moral and cultural development of the american people. stuart: is that happening in america today? one person object they win. judge napolitano: i bring it to charles, when elliot spitzer held up wall street there wasn't a single from al and wall street gave hundreds of millions to that crook because people are afraid to defend themselves before the jury. the jury s

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. >>> newly appointed uc president janet napolitano is speaking out publicly since the first time she assumed her new role as uc president. she was greeted by protesters before speaking with students at oakland technical high school. the group by any means necessary organized this protest. they say they're denouncing a record number of deportations made while napolitano was secretary of the department of homeland security. also calling for her removal as uc president. napolitano is scheduled to speak at tonight's commonwealth club at 6:00 p.m., where she is expected to outline her vision. >>> the first of many, a driver who got a speeding ticket last night is making news around the world because of what she was wearing. google glass. she was pulled over for speeding on a san diego freeway but when the officer saw she was wearing google glass he added a second violation. california law prohibits video scenes in the front seat unless it's a gps unit or displaying a map. >>> does your new iphone 5s have a short battery life? apple is telling "new york times" a manufacturing issue is caus

napolitano headed the department of homeland security at the time. she took over as head of the uc system a month ago. she is speaking to oakland high school students today about the importance of a college education. >> lost san jose parents of angry and frustrated after learning thieves wrecked a massive fundraising effort by stealing ipads stolen from a school over the week. matt, this story is worse. >> yes, they are going to be expensive to replace as parents and students at river gasoline -- glenn are upset. the technology room is not so advanced today. the computers on the on the dese older than the students. 31 new ipads and laptops were on champion station but over the weekend someone took them. >> my kid said, why would someone steal from kids? sad. sad. >> it is terrible. we spent last year fundraising. >> the 60 new laptops and 120 new ipads were behalf of the not enough to meet the deductible so replacements are not coming. 118 are left for 550 students. >> hundreds, maybe thousand thousands of work. it is devastating to the entire commu

judge napolitano: a nice political performance to do a male culpa. doesn't relieve the awful burden the irs and government will impose upon people by taxing them for a product they can't buy. stuart: one thing that stands out to me is government enforcement. this law does not allow individuals to choose. it forces individuals to accept what the government is forcing. judge napolitano: the essence of the program is individuals and their physicians can no longer make decisions. the government will make some for them. stuart: is that accurate, dr. mark siegel? >> absolutely accurate. law, the response to her saying she is responsible, nobody elected kathleen sebelius to anything. health and human services secretary means the president is responsible and the president should take responsibility and one more point, the individual market being the wild west. it is the wild west why are we overloading it with everybody else? employers will be dropping people is end up in the individual insurance market. stuart: liz macdonald is with us and you have a factua

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judge napolitano: men this morning. stuart: a new low for the president's approval rating, wall street journal nbc poll, 42% approval, that is it. more than half, 51% disapproved. more people now view the president negatively than positively. latest numbers, millions being kicked off their insurance. 900,000 in california getting those cancellation letters, 400,000 in. . a viewer of this program wrote in about the cancellation letter he received after dropping his plan. the letter went on to say this. if we do not hear from you by then we will shift your family into a similar plan as the one you had. his new premium, $1,300 a month upfront, $700 a month. the judge is here. you saw that. this fuhrer over obamacare. i think the collectivist have peaked, they are in retreat. you agree? judge napolitano: i not only agree with what you said but what you said in the first hours that there's something profoundly un-american, inconsistent with our history, inconsistent with our values, inconsistent with our persona and inconsis

. >>> the new head of the university of california system, janet napolitano. not everyone was happy about her visit. members of an emigrants right group are upset with her legacy as the department of homeland security, the record number of deportation. she told us that she'd push for more immigration reform as head of homeland security and says she wants high school student tons that the uc system is open to everybody -- students to know that the uc system is open for everybody. >> we're going to do more for all first generation students whether they are documented or undocumented than has ever been done. >> and just in the past five minutes we learned napolitano will earmark $5 million to help students live in the u.s. illegal, special counseling and financial aid. she calls the money a down payment on a commitment to all acdemically qualified students. >>> and a multimillion dollar fine for pg&e's gas line failure. and the massive construction excavators. they've been found. we'll tell you how they were found. >> and how warm it will be in your neighborhood

. >>> new uc president janet napolitano is vowing to keep tuition costs under control. the cost to attend one of university of california schools has tripled over the past decade. during a visit to uc santa cruz, napolitano said keeping tuition affordable would be a priority. she took over as uc president last month. >>> the government shutdown is over for now but chris lawrence tells us, unless lawmakers can get friendly fast, it won't be long before we're right back where we started, nowhere. >> reporter: the federal government is back open for business but for how long? >> this is just for 90 days. after the 90 days, then what? >> reporter: all it did was set new dead lines early next year to come to a real agreement. do you think there is any chance that the phone in that build are going to do a better job of compromising this time? >> they have to. i'd be happy to see a petite compromise. >> reporter: not the huge deal. >> they clearly can't deal with these big issues and so we need to do these in steps. >> reporter: like closing small tax loopholes or reducing far

a vocal group of pro janet napolitano. they want her removed because of deportations. >> we're just saying she's not welcome here z that there shall be no rest until she's forced out of california. >> it's kind of ironic. the criticism i took in washington, d.c. is that i wasn't hard enough on immigration. and i was too much reform. so now i'm getting flip side of that. >> napolitano says she's a strong advocate for immigration reforms and the uc system is open to all students. >> several people in the hospital now after a horrific multi car crash in a busy san francisco intersection. the crash happened on 10th avenue in the city's inner richmond neighborhood. police say the driver of a stolen vehicle ran a red light the crash led to the suv flipped over on the roof. >> i've noticed this lexus suv going through the intersection. through a red light. then, contact. it was, it ended up in the air. and rolled. >> officials say the victim's injuries are all nonlife threatening. police say there was no chase. >> a body has been

. >>> janet napolitano is making waves at president of the university of california system. she announced she will immediately allocate a total of $15 million in state funds to support undocumented students post doctor fellows and grad students. protesters challenged her on the issue of immigration when she spoke at a high school in oakland. jonathan bloom was there. >> let's give a big bulldog welcome to president janet that pal tan know. >> reporter: she has a message for students, college is within reach. >> if your family makes less than $80,000 a year, you pay no tuition at the university at california, not a single dollar. >> reporter: here at oakland technical high school many college bound students will need financial help. 83% of students graduate, 5% higher than the average. she hopes more will stay in school if they know it will get some somewhere. >> think about your passion, your own choices, your pathway up the hill from today. >> reporter: as that she was speaking, there was protesters. a small group of mainly uc students point to record numbers of immigration

. >>> teachers along with students at one east bay school are propest testing a -- napolitano is set to speak tomorrow morning, but some teachers and students say they do not want her -- they're calling for her removal. they say her work as former homeland security 3uu(áv makes her a poor fit for this position. she is not an appropriate choice. she's against the rights of immigrant families and undocumented students and÷ against the rightsdc6 of studen critical thinkingt!f and free speech. >> napolitano began her tenure as uc president less than a month ago. >>> one year ago today the east coast was battling the largest storm to ever build in the atlantic. sandy ripped across the shoreline leaving behind about $70 billion in damages. nbc bay area jay gray is on the boardwalk this morning and seaside heights with a closer look at the ongoing recovery efforts across the region. >>> sunrise in thep strikea year after sandy is still struggling to come back. >> it's terrible and tragic. it's nowhere close to getting any better. sdroo did you think when all this happened that a year late

janet napolitano says the money will not come from state funds or tuition dollars. napolitano has had critics pointing to her role in homeland security. >>> now the political storm in washington over the president's troubled health care program. the health and human services secretary kathleen sabelius for the botched health care website. republican lawmakers got a chance to grill her about the problems, they pounce. >> who was in charge? >> amazon would never do this. >> you are saying the president is not responsible for hhs? >> sir, you didn't say that. >> it is the president's ultimate responsibility, correct? >> whatever, he is the president and he is responsible. >> i want you to go home and research. if you are wrong you go into the exchanges. if you can will you? it is a yes or no. >> i will take a look at it. >> that's not an answer. that's not a yes or no. >> she is prohibited from getting insurance through an obamacare exchange because she is 65 and a medicare recipient. >>> a south bay man is convicted of driving under the influence of ambien. chp office

janet napolitano, former governor of arizona. >> the last would be probably last controversial of the three, janet napolitano because republicans have had it in for her -- >> after the speech at the convention. >> clear partisan. that would be pretty controversial. if obama goes the judge route. i think goodwin lou. >> he was filibustered. it is different to filibuster someone for thh supreme court. you really have to talk. the way the senate works, i mean, it is so completely dysfunctional is that a senator who objects to who is going on said i'm going to filibuster and they just simply give up. a supreme court is such a high-profile kind of vote that the senate would simply wait them out. >> the old days of reading from the phone book to stall. >> well, they would have to do that. i'm not sure they could sustain. >> the senate regardless of the president, the senate that is likely to be in next session is going to be divided. >> quite divided, as it has been the last two years. >> the last line of your book, i will try to remembbr. the whole thing is great. the last line stayed with

in confirmed by the senate, he will succeed janet napolitano. libby how are lawmakers reacting to this nomination? we can see in the oaf value office, by the way, he will be coming out in a second. so as you talk, if i have to interrupt you, i will. and you know the drill. >> not in problem. back in 2012 he gave a speech at yale law school that talked about american citizens could be included in attacks if they are part of al-qaeda by drones. but by in large he has support in the senate. the portfolio is quite large at dhs, you are looking at everything from the borders to dealing with natural disasters, so many commit tease and many members of congress will want to weigh in on this one. >> exactly. since tom ridge was named the first head of homeland security, it has morphed into one of the largest federal agencies in washington. so it almost certain that a lot of people on capitol hill will have a lot to say about this nomination. >> absolutely. we talk about immigration and what perspective he brings to that. his experience at the pentagon do

janet napolitano says the money will not come from state funds or tuition dollars. napolitano has had critics pointing to her role in homeland security. >>> now the political storm in washington over the president's troubled health care program. the health and human services secretary kathleen sabelius for the botched health care website. republican lawmakers got a chance to grill her about the problems, they pounce. >> who was in charge? >> amazon would never do this. >> you are saying the president is not responsible for hhs? >> sir, you didn't say that. >> it is the president's ultimate responsibility, correct? >> whatever, he is the president and he is responsible. >> i want you to go home and research. if you are wrong you go into the exchanges. if you can will you? it is a yes or no. >> i will take a look at it. >> that's not an answer. that's not a yes or no. >> she is prohibited from getting insurance through an obamacare exchange because she is 65 and a medicare recipient. >>> a south bay man is convicted of driving under the influence of ambien. chp office

new uc president janet napolitano is vowing to keep tuition affordable. during a visit to uc-santa cruz she noted how tuition has tripled the past decade and says officials are working to keep the costs down. napolitano took over about three weeks ago and is stopping at all the uc campuses. she was a controversial choice and has been met with protests at her last two stops. >>> the san jose police department thought it was picking up dozens of new recruits to join its ranks. it turns out about half of the recent class is considering working for our police agencies. the class of 40 just graduated in september. the san jose police force has seen its numbers dwindle in recent years due to retirements, layoffs and cuts. >>> and the family of a 2-year- old east oakland boy is praying that he will recover from a gunshot wound. on sunnyside street yesterday, diante jackson was seriously wounded by a stray bullet playing outside his home. police say the shots were fired two blocks away. diante was last listed in critical condition. no arrests have been made. >>>

and it's also amazing when i confronted secretary napolitano in a hearing about the fact ed mr. elibiary had access classified material, and i was told by the director of the department of public safety, steve mccraw, in texas, he'd spoken with her chief of staff. he'd confirmed that he briefed her totally on what mr. elibiary had done and would look into it. when i asked her the next day when her chief of staff said she'd totally been briefed, she looked me in the eye and said she didn't know anything about it but she said she'd investigate. we know from freedom of information and answer from department of homeland security, they never investigated, even when he had a writer, a journalist, patrick poole, wrote a story stating at mr. elibiary had actually shopped two documents that they knew he downloaded from the assified website, he sent it to national media and mr. poole said they never asked him about his sources and we then had it confirmed from the request that actually they never did an investigation. instead, they just promoted him. it is incredible, but then again when

that will be the main message from janet napolitano today in in her first speech as u.c. president. napolitano will deliver the speech at mark hopkins hotel in fraens where she is expected to outline her vision for the university. before that, she will be in the east bay this morning to make her first official visit as president of the u.c. system. teachers and students at oakland technical high school are expected to picket her visit and demand she be removed as u.c. president saying they do not believe she is qualified z. >> 4:39. this is one of those mornings you just want to stay in ed about, wrap in the blanket, take it all in. >> hit snooze a couple more times. >> and have hot koko cocoa to gh it. >> i certainly snoozed this morning. >>> good morning, jon and laura. you actually sleep better, scientists say, when it is cold in your room. 45 degrees in river more. as we head throughout the day today, we are going to see these temperatures stay really cool all the way until lunchtime. we are going to be in the 50s except for antioch, you are going to be about 60s straight up at

janet napolitano says the money will not come from state funds or tuition dollars. napolitano has had critics pointing to her role in homeland security. >>> now the political storm in washington over the president's troubled health care program. the health and human services secretary kathleen sabelius for the botched health care website. republican lawmakers got a chance to grill her about the problems, they pounce. >> who was in charge? >> amazon would never do this. >> you are saying the president is not responsible for hhs? >> sir, you didn't say that. >> it is the president's ultimate responsibility, correct? >> whatever, he is the president and he is responsible. >> i want you to go home and research. if you are wrong you go into the exchanges. if you can will you? it is a yes or no. >> i will take a look at it. >> that's not an answer. that's not a yes or no. >> she is prohibited from getting insurance through an obamacare exchange because she is 65 and a medicare recipient. >>> a south bay man is convicted of driving under the influence of ambien. chp office

secretario de seguridad >> tenemos que arreglar nuestro sistema roto de inmigracion >> el sucesor de napolitano fue fiscal en nueva york >> activistas de inmigracion poco y nada lo conocen >> se indica de que van a separar inmigracion del terrorismo >> tendra que supervisar 20 agencias >> ademas de implementar la politica de deportaciones del gobierno >> el presidente ha indicado que las deportaciones van a seguir >> johnson >> la basilica del santo niño en filipinas se derrumbo, un sismo de 7.1 grados fue el responsable >> un vistazo a las condiciones del trafico, el sistema de bart no fu8nciona por una huelga >> por otro lado, la carretera 101 el trafico sigue a vuelta de rueda, hay que armarse de paciencia >> miles de personas son mordidas por perror al aÑo >> mexico tiene nuevo tecnico, se lo diremos en breve en accion deportiva úp >> cada aÑo son moridos 100 personas por perros, hay que evitar cerca de el para que no lo ataque, hay que acercarse de lado y cerrar el puÑo para que lo huela, si lo lame se hizo su amigo >> el tiempo >> los dias que vienen en san jose 82 grados, san franci

lowered a protective curtain of executive privilege over attorney general eric holder, as for secretary napolitano, she, of course, is not absconded to california running the uc system, and i guess the lesson to be learned is, open borders, illegals and lawlessness on our border with mexico and weapons smuggling into mexico in the perverse notion somehow you can reflect unfavorably on law abiding americans exercising their second amendment rights, the fast and furious from the crowd in charge right now, and dennis burk, janet napolitano, eric holder and president obama have not been held accountable. >> j.d., obviously, putting a political spin on this. >> no. that's not a political spin, geraldo. >> i got it. i heard the -- i heard you. >> richard nixon had said it was executive privilege that covered all of watergate, you would have been livid. it is not political -- >> i'm livid enough. livid enough, congressman. let me give vince the last word before we run out of time. i know you've got a lawsuit with the atf. can you give me a few seconds how that's going? >> yeah. it still boils back down t

we will talk about it with judge andrew napolitano. dagen: we will take a look at how the world currencies are holding up against the u.s. dollar. ♪ >> 23 minutes past the hour. i have your fox news minute. a trial begins today to determine if the city of detroit's requests for bankruptcy can go forward. if eligible, the next step would be to restructure $18 billion of the cities that. the money game behind college athletics. alabama is reporting revenue of $143.4 million. that is up 16% in a year. another royal milestone will be reached today. prince george will be christened in london. queen elizabeth and her husband prince philip and other royals will attend. those are your headlines. back to dagen and connell. adam: thank you. dagen: making money with charles payne. he is flying high with a lookout boeing. charles: first of all, boeing has planted caterpillar as the global proxy. watch boeing. forget about caterpillar. these are three numbers i always talk about. twenty, 35,000 and five. boeing only has one real competitor. they

>> muchísimas gracias beatriz, y hoy comienza como presidente de la universidad de california janet napolitano rechazo entrevistas y es la primera mujer en el cargo será la presidente de 10 universidad 5 centros médicos y 3 laboratorios. >> la casa blanca notifico que parte de las oficinas federales estarán cerradas mañana pues no hubo aprobación en el senado. >> desde washington dc fernando pizarro con la información. >> la cámara de representantes voto por financiar al gobierno pero retrasando el obama care. >> atrasar el mandato de esto se trata esta propuesta y es lo correcto. >> pero se rechazo el retraso del seguro médico. >> si ellos no van a pagar nosotros tampoco deberíamos pagarle a ellos. >> entonces no se verá afectado el correo. >> se verá afectado el servicio de alimentación a embarazada. >> a los visitantes que irán a la isla de alcatraz se les dará reembolso. >> a pesar de que se detuvo el gobierno federal mañana comienza la inscripción en el sistema de obama care flavio lacayo con más información. >> este evento recibirá consultas de cualquier persona de cal

. >> catherine: new u-c president janet napolitano says she's giving five million dollars to help students living illegally in the u-s. >> catherine: she announced the plan today in her first public address since taking over as the head of the university system a month ago. >> catherine: napolitano says the money will give students special counseling and financial aid. she's also giving another ten million dollars to support post-doctoral and graduate students. .i was his >> catherine: ahead at eight. a grieving widow talks about the gut-wrenching school shooting that took her husband's life. a flight from tokyo to san francisco takes an unexpected turn. the remote location where the plane was forced to land. details. >> reporter:kron 4's scott rates >> reporter: tonight at 830 the letter she will hand the kids instead of candy because she feels that the candy would just make them more of these. obese >> jacqueline: it will be warmer tomorrow i will have more temperatures coming up female narrator: the mattress price wars are ending soon the mattress price wars are ending soon at sleep tra

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. >>> the campus emergency came on the same tka that janet napolitano started her job as the president of the university of california. she did sent a note to parents and students tonight. critics have suggested the 55- year-old napolitano doesn't have enough education background. >>> sources telling ktvu news that oakland police have made several arrests in connection with the killing of 8-year-old alicia. it was a shooting that stunned people. alacia was known to her friends as lady bug. she was at a sleep over, there was a knock at the door, she answered it and she was killed after the suspect shot into the door. we've learned separately that police are trying to make an announcement. >>> major developments from the nation's capital tonight as the federal government shut down takes effect for the first time in 17 years. just a few minutes hour, the federal government was ordered to shut its doors. heather holmes is here with the last minute offer that did not bring a deal. >> reporter: harry reid was blunt today. saying we are no, ma'am walking in with a gun to our head. well into t

si es aprobado en el senado remplazaría a janet napolitano. -arnold schwarzenegger, quien por siete años fue gobernador de california hasta 2010, ahora quiere ser presidente para 2016. esta cabildeando y escuchando el consejo legal de expertos para impulsar una campaña que busca eliminar o modificar el artículo de la constitución que prohíbe a los ciudadanos nacidos fuera de estados unidos presentarse como candidatos en los comicios. el exgobernador, nacido en austria, está dispuesto a someterse a todos los procedimientos legales necesarios para cambiar la ley, según reveló el periódico de new york post. -vamos a las noticias internacionales de hoy en el mundo en 60 segundos. >>en el salvador unas 100 personas murieron en la playa del departamento la paz, siguen investigando las causas de las muertes ya que días atrás hallaron 20 tortugas muertas en otra playa. -en ecuador el volcán tungurahua registra actividad una vez más, afectando la comunidad. mostró explosiones y caída de cenizas en varios poblados del chimborazo. -en chil

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we are of course enormously grateful to secretary janet napolitano. she has made her move to sunny california overseeing the higher education system in that state and she is going to do a great job there with the incredible young people that are in our largest state. but we deeply appreciate the terrific job that she did. i want to thank rand bears for this service and for stepping in as acting secretary after janet left. thanks to no small part to janet and her team. we have done more and we strengthen our borders and taken steps to make sure that the system better reflects to our val values. and we've worked to clean up a massive oil spill in the gulf as well as address a flu pandemic. in jay johnson we have the right person to continue this important work. from the moment i took office he was a critical member of my national security team. and he demonstrated the qualities that will make him a member of a strong member of a security team. as the pentagon's top lawyer, he helped design and implement many of the policies that have kept our country sa